The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-02
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Erie BY, stock, 46t,
A +. and A n. tonight.
Union Pacific Ry. stock. sl.Is4
Central Pacific r. Il. stock, s4t.
NewYo rkC central r. Il. stock. u. $50.
District court this morning at nine
O'Clock.
Mr.. Conway has his new house on
Fifteenth street enclosed.
d. Fisk is making some repairs to
his residence In the eastern portion OF
the city.
Literary, musical and dramatic
meeting at GOV. Hoyt's residence this
evening.
Highest temperature yesterday 49,;
lowest Ito; highest velocity Of wind s
miles per hour.
Holiday purchases are being made
this early in the season In order to get
the choice of goods.
Trusses have been placed in position
for the roof oyer the opera house
proper Of the opera house block.
Mr.. McIlyan made q sale "Wednesday,
of his herd of cattle consisting of
about 1000 head, to E. Maggie of this
city.
Bill Nye rather likes the idea OF be-
longing to a press association-say of
two members; one of them a pretty
girl. for instance.
The funeral Of VIM. A. Wheeler will
take place from the M. Z. church this
afternoon at 8 o'clock, Rev. N. A..
Chamberlain officiating.
Secretary Morgan's new offices will be
very convenient for the legislature as
well as the public generally, being with
in q block of the new opera house.
Tonight Chase's theater will be in
I t'ated a aIskating rink under the MAJ :
agement of Rhodes 4 Arnold. The
floor has been put in prime condition
and there will be a large gathering of
our people to give the new enterprise a
grand send on.
Dickson, McGregor s. Co. loaded
three cars Of Green Mountain ore yes
for shipment to Golden. The
ore from this mine still improves in
quality and has been a source Of large
profit to its owners. in spite Of the great
expense in getting it to the mills.
The returns of the special election In
Albany county have been received, and
they will be ~canvassed this morning by
the board, coEs.sting OF Secretary Nor
gan, Treasurer Warren and Auditor
Mason, and the c~anvassing is to be
done in the presence Of the governor.
The Central Pacific railroad survey
have completed the survey Of a
proposed line east from Corinne to the
Missouri river and have found . very
practicable route through a splendid
country. The construction Of this line
is a question of time and the relations
between the G. P. and U. P. roads.
George A. Draper, special agent of
the p~enitentiary authorities OF Lincoln,
took three prisoners from Cheyenne
yesterday to Lincoln. They are Thos.
Lewis. sentenced for one hundred days;
Lewis Worthington, two hundred days,
and VIM. Morgan, forty days. Their
will run from their arrival at
Lincoln.
George Hotchkiss, Wyoming's soli-
tary crank, is still in Jail, and is still
given to disporting himself in Adams
own original costume. He says he
feels pretty good but needs exercise,
and declares that no is not insane.
Still, he undresses two or three times
perday, and remains SO until the officers
compel him to put on his clothes again.
The members of the Cheyenne Gym
naseum held q meeting last night and
disbanded, not from scarcity of MEM
bers or lack of funds, for both were
but because 1t was impossible to
find suitable Accommodations for an in
stitution Of this design. The disband-
ment is a matter of regret, but the
will be revived whenever suita-
BILE rooms can be had.
Cheyenne now has a skating rink for
all kinds Of weather, rain or shine, hot
or cold, the floor remains just as
smooth and solid as ever rs many new
hands at the rollers will discover for
themselves before many days, it is sur
missed. There is one consolation how
ever; for If YOU do set unceremoniously
down and gaze pensively at your eleva-
ted toes, you won't 60 through and
take extempore deep water soundingc,
ut the risk Of forgetting to come up.
The Rochelle Wine,
Messrs. S. L. Baily, of New York,
and A. H. Reel and J. s. McHenry re-
turned on Thursday from a trip to