The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-10
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ternoon.
One frst-class railroad ticket from
Omaha to Chicago for sale at LEADER
Office.
Denver without doubt will remain q
capitol place for Legislative business as
heretofore.
Frank MelandG made another ship.
ment Of beaver skins to Mr.. Burton,
London, yesterday.
The Uncle Isaac company went to
Denver yesterday and appeared at the
Tabor Grand last evening.
During the past season, entries have
been made for 40 quarter sections Of
coal land in the North Park, Colorado.
Highest temperature yesterday $50;
lowest 25o; highest velocity of wind,
20 miles an hour; melted snow, OF OF
an inch.
MI. Fehrman says he;will visit Chey-
enne again next season, and bring
another new play with him for a two
nights stay.
The Presbyterian church has been
fairly started on its way across Fergu-
son street to its final location, and will
soon be in place.
"Big Four" seems to be a favorite
advertising card for minstrels and
other sensations. The latest is the
Big Four mining company.
There is a stern young man in town
who, however. has a tender heart, and
whenever he sees one Of his kind suf-
fering, does all be can to alleviater.
The members of the Baptist society
will hold a dime sociable at the resi-
dence Of Rev. A. b. Banks. on 18th
street, this evening. All are invited
to attend.
The voting places In the recent Col
orado election for North Park, were
Teller, Walden, on the Michigan, and
Pinkhamton. or Pinkham's ranch, al
it used to be known.
There will be a sociable at the M. E.
parsonage this evening. The object Is
not to make money, nor will any money
making schemes be advanced, but the
meeting will be purely Of a social char.
acter.
The report Of baggage business done
at this station on the u. p, omitted to
state that the figures applied TO trains
3 an A only, while the other trains swell
the number to something over 1906
pieces.
The LEADER received yesterday an
other lot of fine stationery, consisting
Of wedding cards, invitations, visiting
cards, &c. You are invited to call and
examine stock before ordering else
where.
Rev. s. p. Roundtree, founder Of
Nicodemus colony, Kansas, will give q
lecture on " Stepping Stones to a Sue
cessful Life" at the colored Methodist
church on Thursday evening, at 6
o'clock. Admission 25 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayor Carey held
reception at their residence last even.
lug for Rev. c. H. Seymour, the rector
Of st. Marks Episcopal church of thi.
city. 1t was a very pleasant affair,
thoroughly enjoyed by all in attend
ance.
Laramie county mining property IL
attracting a deal of outside interest
just now. Two parties arrived yester.
day for the purpose of making an ex'
animation Of the Copperopolis proper.
ties yesterday, one from Omaha and
one from San Francisco.
Nearly all of the first-class theatrical
companies which come through from
the west are under the management Of
Chas. E. Locke, Of the Bush street
theater, San Francisco. His name in
the management is n Of the best re-
commends that a company can have.
In the Denver city elections, the re.
publicans have elected the entire ticket
with u few exceptions. Michael
Spangler Vas elected sheriff Of Arapa-
hoe county; Morris was elected mayor
Of Denver by about 800 majority, over
Fitch. The board of alderman show q
tie, with the republican mayor to cast
the deciding vote.
Max Fehrman had visited Cheyenne
previous to his appearance Tuesday
night, but then it was as leader of The
orchestra in Milton Mobiles "Phenix''
company. Swartz, who took the part
of Soloman, the jew, in that play, was
Ill one night, and Fehrman took the
part-his first experience, and his debut
was the precursor of his present sue
cess.
Western free-heartedness is proverb.
ial and in consequence it has been the
part Of the LEADER to announce fire.
quent pleasant canings, ~chainings and
the like. Now comes a man who bears
watching and bears 1t well, Mr.. P. E.
Fredericks, the ~stockman, having re-
ceiyed an elegant gold cased Ameri.
can watch and chain from the Carey
Bros. Of this city.
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