The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1884-01-12
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SATURDAY. JANUARY 12. 1884.
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weather.
Many of the legislators have gone
home and will not return before Mon
day.
There are forty-two men at work for
d. Fisk putting up ice at Lake Mime
haha.
The plan to light the county buildings
with the electric light seems t O have
fallen through, at least for the present.
There was a terrible sight OF tumbling
around at the rink yesterday after
noon. The floor must have been badly
hurt.
The Kendall band serenaded the
LEADER office yesterday afternoon, but
when the sage brush reporter went out
to hear them they skipped.
G. W. Jones says that Pape gun will
be ratified off tonight, sure. 1t will be
a good idea for those desiring chances
to be on hand early.
Quincy Pierce have lots of friends,
which accounts for the crowds seen
nightly at their rooms.
DR.. Soloman will relocate In Chey-
enne, and will shortly move his family
down from Hartville, and also his stock
of drugs now at that place.
For good liquors. wines and cigars
go to the Delta club rooms, the favorite
resort.
They are already at work erecting the
scaffold at Rawhns wherein Donovan
will be hung on Friday next, providing
that the supreme court does not inter-
fere.
The Delta club rooms are full of life
and activity these nights.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 40o; lowest l2o; mean temper
AZURE, 80; mean humidity, SO per cent.
highest velocity of wind 40 miles per
hour.
Prosperity and pleasure are the con-
comitants of the Delta club rooms.
There have been several parties
around at the Simmons house since the
item appeared in the LEADER about the
lost dog that was found in the Big Horn
mountains. They have all lost such a
dog, of course.
A new singer was introduced at Cur
ney & Pierce's Delta club rooms last
night, to the great satisfaction of the
auditors. He is really a more than or
dinarily good singer.
A new lot Of beef cattle are expected
at the headquarters of the Wyoming
Meat company shortly. The meat of
these cattle, like the former lot, is to
be canned for the eastern merchant.
Call on Quincy & Pierce and you
will be well treated and admirably
served.
The delegates from the Reynolds post, |
of this city, expect to start for Denver
on Monday, to attend the G.. A. r. de-
partment convention, which is to be
held In that city the coming week.
Among other things which will be done
by the convention will be the election
of a new set of officers.
The Delta club rooms are one of
Cheyenne's institutions, and well worth
q visit.
The walls back of where the presi-
dent of the council and speaker of the
house sit have flags fastened upon them,
and these flags have but thirty-six stars
each. What two states are not repre-
sented is more than is absolutely known.
Hines, of the council, suggested that
they were probably New Jersey and
Missouri.
Everything of the best can be pro-
cured at the Delta club rooms.
The union meetings yesterday and
last evening were well attended and en-
c%ouraging in all respects. In the even
ing Rev. Mr.. Eldridge, of the Metho-
dist church, preached from the text,
aye are the temple" very ably and
eloquently. A service of prayer and
song was held at the conclusion Of the
sermon, and several arose for prayer.
The meetings are to be continued
through the coming week.
Vocal and instrumental music at
tracts crowds to the Delta club rooms
nightly.
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