The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-16
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That's the news. that's the news.
To be shaken fore using. well.
Silver, SLIP.
Denver is congratulatlng itself upon
the prospects Of having q glass factory.
Aud some are reckless enough 10 pre-
dict that this fine weather will last IN
til Christmas.
The foundations are being laid for
Abney's new brick livery barn on Six
teenth street.
Highest temperature yesterday 500;
lowest IS; highest velocity Of wind IA
miles an hour.
The Red Cliff and Crested Buttes
branches Of the d. q r. G. railroad.
are open for business.
The streets Of this city are very qui-
ct and orderly these nights, and the
officers bemoan q lack Of business.
The sudden softening in the face Of
the weather has brought a smile Of sat
~isfaction TO the lips Of the builders.
The Presbyterian chapel now stands
In the middle of Ferguson street. II
will be on the proper lot by this evening
probably.
The yardmen. find great inconveni-
ence in handling trains In the U. r.
yards on account Of the crowded con
dition Of the tracks.
The Swans will make their last ship
ment Of cattle for this season the latter
part Of this week. when they will for
ward about twenty cars.
Denver has been having a big run OF
amusements during the season thus
far, and some of their best entertain
ments have been by amateur talent.
swell how did you sleep?" is the
common question now a days; and you
may wager your uncertain vitality, that
the man who asks It has been a Juror
In some one OF the district court cases.
The late shipments Of cattle this sea-
son 60 into market in much finer shape
than they did a year ago. The shrink
age caused by the evere storms of q
few days ago has been compar atively
very small.
The sunshine and warmth OF yester-
day gave the workmen on the Opera
house a new start and the Seventeenth
street Offices &c., will be under roof in
few days unless the severe weather
returns Immediately.
With the close of this week expires
Mr.. Chase's lease Of the theater on the
corner of Eddy and Sixteenth streets,
and 1t is understood that the building
will undergo some repairs and be used
hereafter for legitimate drama only.
Some Of the merchants of town are
actively engaged In arranging their
show windows for the reception of new
goods, which. with the unusually
bright appearance of the shelves and
show cases, proclaims the near
approach Of the holidays.
The sentiment Of the remarks Of the
professional people who visit Cheyenne,
upon the new opera house, is that 1t
will be o very fine structure, and it is a
matter Of surprise to eastern visitors
that q city Of its size can afford such a
structure as this city will shortly have.
IN The republicans and democrats Of
Albany county have very sensibly on
Guided 10 devide the honors at the
forthcoming special election. I. P.
Caldwell has been nominated for the
territorial council, and DIR. J. H. Fin
frock, for county superintendent Of
schools.
1t looks very much now as IL Chey-
enne Ia to have a system Of waterworks
after all the delay. The city council,
last evening approved the action Of the
committee in the forming of tho con-
tract with Dow, Reser 8 Co., and al
lowed this company thirty days In
which to sign the articles and execute
bonds.
For gentlemen who have to answer
such innumerable questions as they are
piled with, the train dispatchers Of this
division show a wonderful amount Of
patience. They are expected to tell just
where each train is, whether 1t will
meet with any accident, and II not,
why not. Their position is similar to
the postmaster's, who should be able to
tell you IL you you have any letters and
when you will have any, as well, you
know.