The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-27
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The work on Abney,s barn is being
pushed rapidly forward
The old Presbyterian chapel now
rests on q stone foundation.
Where is the goose bone weather
prophet? Has he quit the business?
The brickwork on the opera HOUSE
viii be completed in four good days.
Sheriff Draper viii probably take the
penitentia-y delegation to Lincoln to
morrow.
Judge Bean relates a side-splittinR
story on patchwork. Ask him to re-
late 1t.
Highest temperature yesterday 500;
lowest, 23o; highest velocity Of wind,
% miles per hour.
The new Baptist church Of Denver
will be called the Calvary Baptist
church." 1t is wholly out of debt.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Law
renee Mcguire viii take place from st.
Johns Catholic church at 8 O'Clock to-
day.
Pastor Sanders being at home. the
usual morning and evening services will
be held in the Congregational church
to-day.
Hugh Gordon, the man who threw a
bottle with such disastrous effect the
other day, will have a hearing to-mor-
row before Justice Bean.
The funeral of DIR. Boyd of Laramie
City. was held yesterday and the re-
mains were taken east for interment at
Monroe, Mich.
"Who eve saw such fine weather this,
this season OF the year?~ is the general
expression. Vennor prophesied a very
rough month. you know.
The U. p. Ry. pump house at Blu
ford station burned Thursday night.
The pumpman lost his clothing and
other articles valued ut 5000.
The express Office does not seem to
suffer slackened business on account Of
the cold weather. Its employees have
all they can conveniently attend to.
In the marriage notice in yesterdays
issue, the ~genteman's name should
have read Gwin instead of Given. Mr..
Gwin does not like to be Given in mar
rage that way.
MASKS store on Ferguson street Is
tesming with holiday goods of every
description, including some very hand
some designs of Christmas cards and
other tasty novelties.
Workmen are busily engaged in re-
modelling the interior Of the CLAICHE
residence, recently purchased by F. E.
Warren. 1t is undergoing some mate
rial changes among the improvements
being made. s.
Judge Bean had an offender against
the moral and municipal law to deal
with yesterday morning. His name is
Frank Danly, and he is a stranger. II
csst him just s13 for his introduction
to Judge Bean.
Among yesterdays west bound pas
sengers was a Japanese gentleman on
his way from Paris where he has been
studying mining engineering, to his
native country where he will assume
the direction Of copper mine.
Elsewhere will DO found the applica-
tion for a patent on the "Cloey Ettey''
lode, situated In the Silver Crown min
ing district. The applicants, Messrs.
Elderkin, O'Brien and Mast, mean
business, and have good leads for
bases.
Prof. o. S. Fowler delivered the first
Of his series of lectures Mt Chase's
theater last evening. Prof. Fowler
has visited Cheyenne before and there
fore 1t Is unnecessary to extol the
merits Of his lectures or Psychological
ability.
Court will reconvene tomorrow after
q recess of two days, Judge Sener win
render his decision in the case Of Roche,
rlunkett s. Co. VS.. Starlight Bros.
This is a very important case, and the
decision is Of vast intererest to our
cattlegrowers as well as To lawyers.
There was a very pleasant gathering
last evening at the residence Of Mr.. &
Mrs. Christ. Hansen, 1t being the occa-
sion of the baptism of their first child
a little daughter about two months old.
Rev. ]. Y. Cowkick oficiated and the
child was cliristened Mollie Henri
cite.
The funeral services over the remains
Of DR.. Boyd we're conducted by Rev.
J. Y. Cowhick, OF this city. yesterday
morning ut Laramie City. AT Mon
roe, Michigan, where the remains will
be inferred, Mr., By5d built up a large
and prosperous female seminary, and
for many years vas en- gagged as enc
Of its faculty.
One thing which the young men and
others of the city need and might have
il they would, and that is u reading
room and rooms where they can spend
the evenings in social converse or read.
ing, as they may desire. Such u place,
nicely fitted up and free from all for
mality saw such rules AS characterize
the actions OF gentlemen, would prove
vary aitractiva and ~nonular