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II you Walt G0nt Suit tx SO. $l2, SIS
OF SIS 90 10 he cid rv;l,biu liam OF s. WATER
MAN K Son.
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e:.9on't szi.3lg sssEr...e5r value, =,

They Quito. Tg d ksUG. D..:oI:on;a ia
:: lhn,: Complaint. IS Recommended. :tp :.
hstt bottle IT. %aici, i!sni iar mV two l'Glie
glris, IN" tme i.o.:;u,s SUD aei.L Eat could
'iu! ho cGsca. ( =uu.l have Iult both OF thum
oDe nigh II f.a.i moi gwen tA,n H"l Ei.!crs.
they did taou 80 m4ch good l continued their
usa uu!l they ~era cured. That il why sag
you Go ~. kauw h.lt IT,; yaiic ii Hop BIltrre.
ana do 10. ,Con IN md ;taIn high crnnaE.'-H
Eui hBstar, II. ! .-inCricgn R.:rGi UGnlcn
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90 to j. y. Ag0ew 4 Go. iOF cheap. SEASON
cd wcoi--l'lno. Oak aid Hickory. ooil0.co
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AUCTION sAERa.

-, IA !, tOv. ISL, 1851 Mt IL m, in front OF
inc Market Alexandris. Va, TWO PRINT.
ING PRESSES, with Stands. Galloys, Typo
1 nni Appnrtenancos now used in publishing tho
FAIRFAX Messenger. Terms: Cash. INQUIRE of
X. I. Lucas.
oit1-Slt CASSlUS UAI:TE&, Trustee.
4 cMMISSIONERS SALE.-As Commits.
~ soner OF the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, Virginia, in the suit Of Roach's e1ecu-
tors va. Roaeh's devisees. will offer for sale at
public auction, on MONDAY November q,
lSI, IN front OF the Court House Of said county,
TWO TRACTS OK PAECKLS OF LAND in
sald county, portion OF the farm owned by the
late James Roach, being tho parcels desiq n .ted
as No. and No. on tho pls. as division llod
in tho Cause.
No. contains d5 a. 8 r. D., fronting on the
Arlington Turnpike. and has on IT a FRAME
DWELLING and BARN.
NO. . contains IL =. / r2 e., aud ia situated
Immediately ia tho roar Of No. 4, and is bound
by Sisson on tho west
Ierms: Tweaty per cant cash. balance in AK,
tWatVo ana elAhtaeA months On interest bearing
bonds with surhty. and tito retained till iuiI
payment. - FERGUSON REAGH
uct-h'eoG3" Come iSkiOnOr.
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-AJp- q. IS RE,ADYi
Oysiors - Mil, Confectionery.
saE@Esy s3EAase.E, 7sa Esin@ street,

saE@3S IS Nk+Aare.E. aSS sAIn% Street,
E:sS oHGned his
LADIES' .,ISTSR niHlOKS
for the ssssan, Via Oyster .o1i8s Tor gcatiCmon
arG a!s1 open. 'SSroDs lAry rally UPON picked
U7ttara and tha bcl@ cookery in sli styles.
MILE, aid EsiGA,i, Grcsb AMI pure from tha
Country, always tor s"l'. Ky II for Jour family.
B:an&o's Eco C,cau'. i'tea Tor dessert or lunch,
and futa CshdisH ste s.;.:ia!lits N which he has
never JGon a1cs!od. GGkGs Of nll kinds o. tho
BEST material cEeaGG: :lfun taop can be- maids A.:
horne. lilo caters o! tho best FOR families nay.
tIo;, bs;Is, ia!!S GEc 9ctaI tsinmGa!s
Cream fu!Is. Tari5 aad Rssiry Of All kinds:
Fruits, 6usared SID plan. Garomc's, Nuts and
CGntaciionorlss of All Ilicds.
Cai!. sae, Euy md he sntkiiad oci1,
Ollice Charlottesville & Raridnn e. Il. Co.,
Ale1snd:is. Va. &c. 18Th, 1881.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF tho Stock
a toldors Of thn HhrLJTTEsVIIIKS &,
RApIDAN KAILk0AD COMPANY, will
6ehtli al tho Goncrsl UGi:e OF the Virginia
Mldiand X. II. 20. IN Alrxaadria Va on
IGHHph 4 Inc i'.a day OF NcVomber. 1851,
as III o'clock a. N.
act25'2sw ukNhY G. SpACKMAN, Sac.
"A LBNANDKlA WATER COMPANY
"a Tho ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
holders of the ElexacdI, Water Company will
bs h cid al their oilice, Nc. - Prince direct on
MONDAY, the TIN Of Nov. at II o'clock m.
oct.3 tG L. d. FENDALL, Sec.
E'EVKE AND AGUH--Just received a fro h
g. supply of HORrON'9 MIASMA ANTI.
DOTE-rs euro cure for fever and sguo.
WARFlELD q HALL,
sept Corner Prince and Fairfax st..
AN ELEGENT LINE OF ALL.WUOl,
"a SHIFTS and DRAWERS, red and
white, at l0I king street,
cct7 AEOS i. %LAYMAKER.
SPORTING POWDER, GUN GAPS and all
~ s;Zas of mould and drop Shot Tor sale by
se2zG w. a. JOHNSON Il co.
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es~ ATTENTIoN, a. H. There will he \
meeting Of tho Alexandria Light Infantry az the
Armory Monday October 81, 1881, 1T 9 y. M
by o:dcr Executive Cumm.tnC.
Oct..I-2 a B,,y.E Ssc,iy
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s:i:a O. CARDUi" lor Ladies only.
-~--'-.H--
Far t,In ~ e. ;. Load oektNr s. Bro
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1nE RAIN AND TIE CANAL. ria Of
lie past two days. TIC Tat of any eesoun. since
;ast June, hes not only bentii!tcd the lato
crops. vegetables, CO, hut has 70 doubt done
"Nmothng IN tho way OF Increasing tic trade on
Tie caaal. Mr.john II. Parrot, ir., tho agent OF
iha hmcfiosn Conl Company in this city, re-
1ciVcd letter from Cumberland this morning
S,auor tha' tho water at Cumberland, at T.
Geek Saturday, had raised eight achcs, and
@Hs II! Using. o to that time, however, the
waicr III darn Nc. q. where ali thu tranb!o has
hHcn exp ,t!cGosd. had not Increased any owrg
% :h" lrsky coalition OF tho dam. II tho dam
~ nc' tn!!r'l7 out OF order. is is thought tho
@a,r st 'ha! rGlat by this tlnln. Is Of sufficient
dHpi TO tosL boats l0ahai 10 their full Gap uciy
without nry trouble.
took Fancy TO THE CoI.nNEL's HAT -.
ta!ona! William t. Cameron, tho roaUiuster
c,"rI!a;a i1r GovsEnar, who splko al Armoiy
III, SATURDAY. hiXhl LAST. hhd tho ptinciplaa OF
a+lH.':u II; bf1rEht homo to HIM I'M most
i"ich'n ri,aurr. Soma ono OF his IIitndl Up
ir"pHaicd ills llnr h!ack hat. lAnvAs ia is
nun Oh" ihni H:s :, entirely Wuttll"sa thSi
!U t'"hin' was Grmpc.l =! ~ lu;otasn q usw
chvriiG-: i"r hia head bal0rn leaving thr ciiy.
iiIn WAY IT Is nONe-L,st F,ld.y night
80 auri.int Was laEd' 10 org .niZ' n rosdiustcr
dub 1t h.l!'Y'a . Il iada. IN tho canDly.
hn@ "n'f iIh"rn WILLIS 'noa Appearing eight at
'ho,o ser, la"lnbura OF t:3 p.al. c!ub,
h.yaft.; "ui by curiosity, dfum aa!i lilo vera
,'."r"ihj. a"d, ni,rr eGnur.HK tho coua;y Tor
= in> d'H'aGa., numb'r ut nrgrDra Gerr gath.
rr"'! 'n.cthrr, aui III ,u'l"g i,i.
4 prnoGt u,an is Ike Is Gin. III, head prs
IEryu tnn -. g.,
cough :'om :uing 500 ;%r, so st.nu'h say: lis!
~. EH,j'4 Cough Syrup.
hTiENTICE IS directed H. lbs a!yif; ryn
- hl,%-16. M,Ha;acg & SDu-. This hfla il os.-
"nihitd 10 .nlS s:'y iur the Uniform ulaEi:y Of
! ih0Ir gnndS aud tho o!oap ra:vs st 2hlch icy
q Il ihrrn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-31

GSrUnIIC GrE.kIAu.--pr. j. 4. Johuson
Will address tho voters Of Alexandria city on
Wednesday, ev'g. next stT O clcCk ircln Tho &C. L.
ner Of King and Columbus streets, Oh tho sub
Jact of THE POLITICAL. economy or TIE
PRESENT CONTEST nct.l3.3&
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ATTENTION. IS directed 10 lbs aiysf;is sr,yn!
81 'l,"16. M,Ha;acy 4 SDu-. This llrln il o..
"nfhicd 10 :nlS s:'y ior tho Uniform quality Of
ihUr gond' aud tho oGoap ra:gs st .2hch ,cy
q. II in.,r
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lIndoHt aian is Ike "a gin. Iii. head pr, =
vGin- nsm ifatn ggIIG too :av 80 prcQrns a
r"ngh :'om :"lng 500 '%r, Wo st.nu'd sa!: lis!
~. HH,i'a Cough Syrup.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

AbMAnaC Oimr. a. ISL
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
The pntAQO CrOD.
TO CLEVELAND TODAY.

Reports to the Department of Agri'
culture show that the general average
condition of the potato crop on Sept. !
was 70, showing decline.of y per cent
since Aug. L. The condition last Sep
tember was 30. The severe and protract-
ed drought which has so generally
prevailed is the chief cause OF the uh-
favorabl. outlook. though there are Sc.
rious complaints in some localities Of
insect mi jucies. The New England
States in the Fast, and Wisconsin and
Minnesota and most Of the Territories
in the West, have been TO great de-
gree exempt from the disasterous effects
of drought, and their average OF the
earlier part of the season has been
more nearly maintained; but in the in.
terror States the general condition has
been one of extreme dryness, which
has injured both potatoes and corn
most seriously.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

|
Look to Y~uF Heaters.
James +. Wood u Co. notifies theil
customers and others to have theiI
heaters and stoves put in order for the
coming season. They also recommend
their Favorite heater, the best and
cheapest in the market. The price is
such that it comes within reach Of all.
Call and see it at Front and Orange
streets.
Potatoes Bought and Sold.
N. L. Janney, No. 1903 King street, is
headquarters for potatoes. just received
a few cars of Rose which he will sell at
Scots. to 81 per bushel. Splendid lot of
onions. Give him call.
Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Renewer, greatest
remedy on earth for impotence, ,leanness,
sexual debility, &c. 81 at druggists
Depot, N. b. Danforth.
Bed.buxs, Reaches,
Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosqui-
toes, insects, &c. cleared out by "kough
on Rats" l5c. boxes at druggists.
Fish.
Powell Bros. have on tuaiI stalls in
the Third street market the usual variety
OF fish, viz: salmon trout, white percn,
sea bass, halibut, &c.
For infants: Cefealina, hapoma, Hor.
lick y, Mellfn's, Blair's and Hubbell s
Foods. Farina and Saloupe for sale at
Dilworth's Drug Store, Second and
Madison streets.
Coxs's, Nelson's and Petey Ceope g
Gelatines for making jelly, AT Taylor Il
Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3O2 King
street.
HArtman's Drug Store, Fifth and
Poplar streets, is the place TO have your
physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded.
AT T. A. McCure's fish stalls, in the
Eighth street market is the place to get
all kinds OF fresh fish and oysters. Give
him call,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

Testimonials to Mr.. Fellows.
WYE, TIE undersigned, Clergymen OF ths
w Methodist Church, in Nova Scotia,
having used the preparation known as feI'
lows Compound syrup Of HypO.
DhOsDhttes. prepared by Mr.. JAMES 1.
FELLOWS, Chemist, N. b., OF having known
cases wherein its ehec we're benehcial, pe-
| Geye it to be a reli able remedy for the ols'
eases for which it is recommended.
J, -. HENNIIAE, JOHN McMURRAY,
Pres of Conference. Ex-Pres OF Conference.
| VIM. SARGENT, II. W. WEDDALL
| JOHN A. MJ.EER, A. W. NlOHOl.oOM,
JOHN W. HOWln- NRANSWlCh JUST,
5. r. HUEuS, K: No SIoN,
JOHN JOHNSON.
aB-The proprietor has letters from various
| parts Of th, dominion the united states ana
| nom England, verifying the assertions herein
| contained which will be sD0Wn at MS once, ,
on app catiou. They relate TO the cure "
Diseases of the Lungs He ut, S.omach, nc.
Fellows Compound syrup OF Hy.
pophOsphites
paedily and permantly cures Congestion OF
| Tie l,u ys, bronchitis, Consumption, Ner-
vous Prostration Shor,ness lf Breath, Palpi.
tation of the Heart, Trembling of he hanoa
and Limbs, Physical and Me Atal Depression,
| LOSS of A. petite. 10 s Of Energy. Loss OF
Memory, and will rapidly improve the weak
cned functions and organs Of the body, Whicn
epc Id tor health upon voluntary and lnv0l-
un ar! nervous action. 1t acts with vlgoi,
gentleness and subtlety, owing TO the exqul-
sit harmony Of S ingredients, akin to pure
blood tseli.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
An Editor Convicted of Libel.

On Wednesday last, Mr. j. +. Hall,
edi or OF the Atlantic City, On. J,)
Times, was convicted of libel, at the
September term OF Atlantic County
Court, now in session at Mays Land
ing. This case was brought up year
ago, but was carried over until this
tern, with the above result. He was
recommended to the mercy of the court.
Mr.. Hall proposes to appeal from the
decision and carry 1t to the Supreme
Court.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
II Will Give You Good, Health

Ladies', you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with AL
the cosmetics Of France, or beautifers
of the world, while in poor health, and
nothing will give you such good health
strength, buoyant spirits and beauty as
Hop Buffers. A trial is certain proof.
See another column.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
H.nosome, stylish and Dura BILE

clothing at j. T. Mullin q Son. sixth
and Market streets. Suits for men,
youth, boys an 1 children, gotten up IN
the best shape and sold at very reason
sLle prices. This firm take great pride
in having their clothing to mt '4icely,
knowing that good fitting garments are
much more satisfactory and more dsra-
bla
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
State Of the Thermometer
at the REPUBLICAN, Office, in the shade.
this morning:
, O'Clock 1Oo'clock IL O'Clock,
76o 800 sc
The w cath or.

War Department, Office Of the Chtt I
Signal Officer, Washington, September 70
- A. NJ.
Indications for to-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, fair weather, warmer;
winds southerly; stationary or lower
temperature; possibly local rains in the
extreme northern portion.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
NEW ADvEk7IsEM sNTs.

DUBL1C SALE
I -OF-
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SrkINGLRS.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, At
the Ghadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware county,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, OCrOBER8, 1881,
at ! O'Clock, p. M,
Forty Lancaster County Cows and 81
Snringers, A credit OF 30 days will 8
be given. No postpOnement on account
weather. AMOS ": hooSEt,o
l.. ". STlpHAM l. Son, Auct'rs. septic
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Rnaefal BaF9otno

Special Bargains
in lamps, china and glassware, AZ No
II East Seco ond street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

DrApory Tor Ch0fsnoe "n~
Wainwright, 3l2 Market street, haa
yard wide, unglazed cloth, specially 1os
drapery purposes at s ets, per YARD
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

VYYANTED-A COOK GOOD REFER
w ence required. sepS1&
MAS. HARLAN CAUSE,
sos Delaware Avenue
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
SPECIAL MEMTIOU

The Wilmington Clothing House at
the N. w. cor. Fourth and Market SITS.
are the acknowledged leaders in the
clothing trade.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

The Wilmington Clothing House, at the
N, w. cor. Fourth and Market streets. Ac.
knowledged leaders in the clothing trade.
sun yisos at g. 4S 80. ....Sun sets 56.
Reed birds at Fullmer's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-16
The stevens Company.

The large, Fashionable and apprecia-
tive audience that assembled at the
Dramatic theater last evening to wit
ness the play Of "Passion's Slave" by
the John A. Stevens company, proved
again that meritorious players always
draw good houses here. Our people ex-
pected something irst-class from the
company and they were not disap-
pointed. The players met every expec-
tation. And it was the subject of fire.
qnent remark that the company could
have done twice as well on a good
stage. Still, our people make due al
lowance for the shortcomings of the
house, and yet they rated the company
very high.
OF the cast nothing but praise can be
uttered. Each one is a star. 1t would
be difficult to find q better cast. OF
course Miss Helen Blythe and Mr..
John A. Stevens are the more promi.
nent, and they fully sustain their posi-.
tions. There are no better players on
the stage than they.
OF course the audience were delighted
beyond measure, and it is our convic.
tion that the vast majority will attend
this evening to witness "Unknown.'
which is pronounced superior even to
"Passion's Slave"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-16
POINTS.

Rev. Father Hayes returned from
Laramie last evening.
Chas. Peironnet was a member Of a
former legislative assembly of Wyom-
ing.
Mrs. Hines, wife of Hon. j. p. Hines,
of Sweetwater county, was as east
bound passenger yesterday. She was
accompanied by her mother.
Revs. Cowhick and Banks, and Mr..
L. G. Whipple, were among those who
went down to Denver yesterday to at
tend the Moody and Sankey meetings.
At the Inter Ocean: D. j. Cole, New
York; Jesse Knight, Evanston; Thos.
A. Moorby, Isaac r. French, st. Jo-
seph; w. p. McAllister, Denver; A. b.
Ruggles, W. Gibson, U. p; John E.
Devlin, jr., N. Y; ]. L. Kierstead,
Ogden; ]. Norman, Omaha.
At the Union Pacific: F. w. Schol.
enberg, San Francisco; Robt. H. Young,
U. S. A.; Mrs. John London, child and
servants; Mrs. II. NJ. Latham and
child; E. W. Hall; W. b. Cronly; G.
w. Calabaugh, Phila.; T.. McAllister,
Q. D. Farley, Denver; A. w. South
worth, Chicago; John G. Devlin, jr.,
New York, E. T. Welsh, Chicago; Col.
E. X. Lane, Fort Saunders; Geo. X.
Hunter, Sd cavalry.
AT Dyer's: w.. P. Robinson, Peter
Schafer, Denver; q. II. Miller, N. Y;
Jas. b. Arthur, Frank Wyatt. Greeley;
John S. Stevens and wife, Miss Griffith,
]. F. Brien and wife, D. Bebus, VIM.
p. Sheldon, w. A. Bailey, New York;
Mrs. B. F. Pinneo, Greeley; j. Winter
ling, Chug; D. N. Hanson. Mich; B.
F. Thomas, F. W. Ross, Greeley; E.
Graham; A. H. Jackson; S. T. Hickey,
Hat creek.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-16

iudieious exercise Of the native iatelIi-
gent, indomitabie pluck Of the Amer.
can mindf | use the word ..intelli-
gent'' because the higher the intelIi-
genee the greater degrees of scope and
field of operation is open. and success
is certain to follow. Every man. who
In any degree, expects to realize q COM
potency from mining, should learn in
telligently to read the rocks and how to
reduce them Engraft into your COM
mon schools a knowledge of the rocks,
side by side with your alphabet. When
your teachers teach the alpha, beta OF
the language q your fathers, let them
teach their pupils, by object lessons, of
the rocks. Let it become fashionable
for boys and girls to know that one
rock never will, and another always
will produce the precious metals. ac-
cording to its peculiar characteristics.
Let each stone be a mufie furnace
each kitchen a laboratory. Let your
fashionable society talk in your draw
ing room be porphyry dykes, carbon
ate deposits, fissure veins, mica schist.
chloride belts. etc. Let the popular
mind bend its whole energy to the talk
of becoming a master in a particular
role, as the Swedish peasant is taught
to make saltpetre, and he becomes an
expert in its manufacture-an art the
Americans know nothing of compare
lively. So let the people of Wyoming
learn to understand and appreciate the
grand resources of their country.
Have confidence yourselves in yonr
inevitable future and nerve yourselves
to the task of making your adopted
home the stalwart of the west. You
cannot make others believe in Wyom-
ing unless you believe in it yourselves.
Establish artesian wells, enlist capital
from the east, land they have SO much
of it that they throw it away,) go down
deep, sink your ten-foot holes to hun
dreds of feet, and on a fine fissure vein;
it is only in exceptional cases that you
will not win and reap a bountiful har-
vest. Invest the same amount Of CAPT.
tai as Colorado and California has done
and your results will be as grand an
Colorado, and grander and more per-
manent than California.
FRED ]. STANTON,
Territorial Geologist.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-16
n MENTION.
Murder on both sides of us.

Murder on both sides OF Us.
"As rare a a day in June" was
yesterday.
Moody and Sankey are creating a flu
ore in Denver.
Two murders in one day is a san
culinary record for Wyoming.
Highest temperature yesterday. $40;
lowest, 36o. Highest velocity of wind,
20 miles per hour.
The members of the Mendelssohn
Quintette club were aboard of No. 3
yesterday, bound for San Francisco to
fill an engagement.
We are under obligations to e. F
Annett, esq.,, the accommodating and
efficient manager of the U. p. telegraph
office here, for recent courtesies.
A horse ran away in Denver the
other day, and jumped through a large
plate glass window. The animal was
severely cut, and died within an hour.
Mr.. Russell Thorp will start the stage
line from Tie Siding TO North Park.
Tickets for the Park will be sold in
Cheyenne, good via the U. p. to Tie
Siding, and thence To the Park in the
stage coach. Close connections will be
made with both passenger trains. This
is a splendid enterprise.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Schnitger re-
turned last evening from Fort Laramie
with a soldier named Jackson, who is
charged with killing cattle belonging
to Organ Il Draper. The offense is al
legged to have been committed on the
military reservation. The case has ex-
cited much interest among the military
and civil residents at Fort Laramie.
Archibald Forbes writes home to
England that he is doing splendidly in
the United States. and will stay here
until May 7, when he will sail for Aus
tralia. He will return here in Octo-
Der for another winter campaign of
lecturing. He thus outlines the career
Of a lecturer: 1.-THE first year he is max
ing his reputation; the second year he
is making his 'pile;' the third year he is
'6zzling OUT"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-16
OPERA HOUSE COMPANY.
1t Is Finally Orxanized-An Active
Corporation.

Pursuant to call a meeting was held
in the city hall yesterday afternoon by
the gentlemen who are interested in
the building of a grand opera house in
Cheyenne. Hon. A. II. Reel was call.
ed to the chair, and Judge Bergman
made secretary.
Judge Carey stated the object of the
meeting and also said that SIS, 900 had
been subscribed.
On motion Of Hon. Thos. Sturgis a
ballot was taken for nine trustees to
incorporate the company. and serve
as trustees until the first annual cleo
ton.
The following nominations were
made: Messrs. Corlett, Sturgis, Hay,
Horrie, Post, Reel, Dyer, Bergman,
Carey, Riner, McGregor. Warren, G.
W. Hoyt, and Geo. L. Holt.
The following were declared elected:
Messrs. Corlett, Post. Carey. Warren,
Sturgis. Reel, Hay, Dyer, and Berg.
man.
On motion of Judge Carey all per.
sons who have subscribed will be incor.
porators, and in case such subscribers
cannot be found other names will be
substituted.
Mr.. Sturgis offered a resolution in,
structing the trustees at their earliest
convenience to elect officers, incorpo.
rate, adopt bylaws, advertise for pro
posals for sites, and request 25 pc,
cent. Of assessment on stock, etc. The
resolution was adopted.
The capital stock was Fixed ut $780,,
600, divided into four hundred share.
of $50 each.
On motion the meeting adjourned
subject to the call Of the board O.
trustees.
The board Of trustees held q meeting
soon after the adjournment Of til,
stockholders, and organized by electinJ
Judge Carey president, and Judge Berg
man secretary.
On motion the chair appointed thre,
committees, rs follows: On incorpora
ton and bylaws, Messrs. Corlett, Care,
and Bergman; on sites, Messrs. War
rem, Dyer and Stnrgis; on assessment
Messrs. Reel, Post and Hay.
The board then adjourned subject t,
call OF the committees.