septß-3t
—A Masonic excursion party,
numbering one hundred and fifty
persons, will arrive here on the 11th
inst. They are from all parts of the
East, and are going to California.
—A race of a single dash of oue
mile, for a purse of SIOO, will'come
off on the Cheyenne course to-mor
row, bet ween Abney & Reel’s horse
“Turk” and a horse owned by Geo.
Breckinridge.
—We noticed yesterday that some
“sinners Against the law” were en
gaged in the honest occupation of
removing the filth fr< m off our
streets. Fire Warkn Raymond
says that lie never feels so happy as
when engaged in overseeing a job of
this kind. ’
Accident.—Yesterday while Mr.
Herman Boettcher, of the firm of
Hoyer & Co., was repairing the pipe
of the pump in front of the Ford
House, a wrench fell from the hands
of his assistant above, and striking
him on the head inflicting a painful
though not serious wound. Mr.
Boettcher is an honest, hard work
ing German, and this accident will
iletaiu him from work for several
days.
—“ When you do a thing, do it
well,” is an old and good motto, and
our friend Charley Barnum has act
ed upon it by opening a club room
on the most approved plan, where
you can go and take a quiet drink
and regale yourself witli the latest
papers, among which you will al
ways find tiie Leader occupying a
prominent place.
For Sale Cheap.—One house
24x32, one story, comprising five
rooms and kitchen, also one small
house situated south of U. I*. R. R.
round house. For particulars apply
to I’. K. Connely, owner, on the
premises, or at U. P. R. R. freight
office. s3-10t
Notice Extraordinary.—Mr.
