The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-15
MIHOa MENTION.
Extremely bot YESTERDAY.

every day.
Kate Claxton viii be immense in
Double Marriage"
Robert E. strahorn has a book in
press on Montana
There is about q mile of sidewalk in
this city that needs repairing.
So far as heard from there is not a
vacant residence in Cheyenne
Look out fer about 5000 visitors in
Cheyenne on the glorious fourth"
A walking match is talked OF, to take
place on or about the 4th of July. Good
enough.
Denyer's morality prompts the stop
page of the traffic by ice cream peddlers
on Sunday.
Let US develop our home mines and
let those other jurisdictions develop
themselves.
America is the only land where en-
igrants come, and from which none CO."
Gen. Sherman. 1891
Highest temperature yesterday. S7o;
lowest, tSo, Highest velocity Of wind,
IL miles per hour.
The equestrienne mania is ON the in
crease, and bids fair to be the "biggest
thing of the season.
Cheyenne has not had q Gre Of any
magnitude for more than two years.
This is due to our efficient Gre depart
ment. =
The work of repairing streets still
progresses and IL kept up at the present
rate will result in putting them in good
order very soon. -
A grand opening took place at
Justus' new saloon, on the corner of
Eddy and Seventeenth streets, on
Saturday night.
There is a trained cat at Fort d. A.
Russell called Peter" whose per-
formances with a Japanese umbrella are
absolutely surprising.
At a special meeting of the Alert
hose company held last evening. Messrs.
A. Schilling and Frank Lincoln were
reinstated in membership.
If any Chinaman wants to marry a
"Mellcan" woman, and she is willing,
let them go down to Colorado and have
the ceremony performed.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the Fourth OF July celebra-
tion. IN the meantime Laramie City
don't know whether she knows herself
or not.
Baker & Johnson have bought out
Webb's store and cut an archway
through, SO that they now have three
storerooms adjoining each other In the
Mcdaniel block.
The Baptist church building will be
dedicated on Tuesday evening next.
DR.. Jeffrey, Of Denver, will oficiate.
On Wednesday services will be held by
DR.. Knapp, of Greeley.
Judge Bean gave Thomas Lewis and
Lewis Worthington a hearing yester-
day on the charge of the larceny Of
guns from r. Bergersen's store. They
we're bound over for trial.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 8. 8,
Cheyenne, IL Colorado, 32 through;
No. A., 0 Cheyenne, 16 Colorado, %
through; C. c., 13 Cheyenne, IA east, o
west; d. p, 0 Cheyenne, 10 east, @
west.
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
church this "wednesday evening at
8 O'Clock. Subject: bringing our
children to Christ. Mark o, II, 81.
The subject being one of interest all are
invited.
Besides a book on Montana, Mr..
Strahorn has a book on the Enchanted
Land" in press. The land is the
wondrous Yellowstone National Park,
situated in the extreme northern corner
of Wyoming.
1t is understood that a hose team
from Laramie City will participate In
our tournament on the Fourth. Our
boys are highly pleased with the idea,
and the Laramie team will be received
with the utmost hospitality.
A counterfeit five dollar gold piece
is circulating in San Francisco. 1t
bears the date of 1869, and has a good
ring, but is gold-plated on a white
metal, somewhat harder than silver.
When new it is likely to deceive.
DR.. A. j. Gray has located in the city
and succeeds DR.. Corey, whose office he
will occupy. DIR. Gray has been an
army surgeon for yer IS years. His
wide professional experience and fine
gentlemanly qualities will secure him
an extensive practice.
An extensively signed request has
been made to Lieut.. Frederick Schwat-
ka, to deliver his lecture on the discov-
cry Of the remains of Sir John Frank
Inns expedition. The gallant lieuten-
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be delivered at Chase's theater, on
Friday evening. There is no doubt but
that the house will he crowded. Public
interest never ceases in Arctic explora-
tions, and especially when the mystery
surrounding the lamented Franklin has
been solved.
Hand In Haud.
Mr.. Max Idelman, the head Of the
firm of Idelman Bros. returned from