The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28
MIsoR MENTION.
a. F. and A. Nj. tonight.

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Highest temperature yesterday, 3go;
1872; highest velocity of wind 4s
miles an hour, northwest, at 8 a. m.
Forty bars of bullion weIe shipped
east by yesterdays express, from Col
orado.
The Cheyenne Lodge No. l, held an
installation of officers at their hall last
evening. The list of the new officers
has already appeared in the LEADER.
Minnie Pinnio the equestrienne Of
Greeley has become most thoroughly
interted in the human race through
her marriage with James S. Arthur,
which occurred last week.
The store room in the Carey block,
recently occupied by Lasher as a skat-
ing rink, is being overhauled and re-
fitted for Kent & Arnold's real estate
and insurance office.
The subdued rumbling which greats
the ears of any person traversing Six
teenth street in the neighborhood of
Eddy, proclaims plainly that the two
skating Kinks are being literally pat
ronized by those who love the sport.
1t is not necessary to dwell upon the
merits Of the Uncle Toms Cabin COM
pany which will appear again in this
city Friday evening. The favorable
impression they created at their last
appearance here but a short time since,
will insure a good house.
Tomorrow the people of this city
will have the privilege Of listening TO
some of our best local musical talent,
especially among the younger people, in
the cantata which the Presbyterian
Sunday school has prepared under the
direction OF w. A. Whitcomb.
A mormon in this vicinity is married
to a woman and her twin daughters,
aud has children by all of them. Will
some candidate for Bedlam please send
the Pilot a list of the consanguineous
changes possible under that matri-
monial combination Ogden Pile.
Cheyenne following the lead of Wash.
ington society and ofici II example, will,
observe Monday next rs New Years,
day. Parties who propoe to keep open
house on this occasion, are requested
to hand in their names early AS the
LEADER desires to publish a complete
list.
A certain official of this city is re-
with an exceedingly great joy,
being the recipient OF u Christmas pre-
sent, which is nothing less thar two
full grown mince pies, which came by
mail owe 1000 miles, safely and
soundly, to inspire gentle visions of the
friends left behind in the east.
The opera house attracts general ad-
miration from the passengers who gaze
at 1t from the depot, and wonder how
Cheyenne al sport so fine a building.
Through the public spirit of the opera
house company, the skill Of Architect
Cooper, and the good work of Con-
tractor Weybrecht, they have ample
cause for surprise.
Nine location claims we're filed with
county clerk Jeffrey for mineral claims
in the new district near Granite Canon,
by the NcGregJr mining Go. Mining
business in Wyoming in general and in
Laramie county in particular, has as.
sumed a wonderfully lively growth dur
ing the past six months, and has an i'm
petus which promises equally wonder
full results for the approaching season.
That is pretty rough on a prominent
attor ney of this city who is on II visit
east. Before his departure 7. Dyer
had a fine, new stiff hat while the at
torhey had II older weather beaten one
of a similar style. Now the attorney
has the new hat and Mr.. Dyer is PEN
sively wondering how his hat could
have become SO thoroughly aged so
soon. Explanations are in order.
The cattle men of Wyoming have
done better the past season than ever
before IN the territory. Immense
numbers of cattle have been shipped to
Chicago at satisfactory prices. The
Stock rowers' association of Wyom-
lug is proving u terror to desperadoes
and lawless Cowboys" Several ar.
rests have been made by their agents,
and followed to conviction .-Drorers
j urRdl.
The fine brick residences on the hill
on east Seventeenth street, together
with new ones to be erected next sea.
son, will make this street a formid.
able rival of north Ferguson street, for
tine appearance and attractive houses.
The new residence of Mr.. Goodell's,
completed by Contractor East, Is one
OF the inest in the city, and the large
brick addition made To the old Goodell
house by MI. Sturgis. makes it the
largest private residence in Cheyenne.
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