The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-14
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The World Saturday night.

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The churches, Sunday, were all fav-
ored with good audiences.
Mr.. Macbeth, the harness maker, Is
making a set Of harness to go to New
York. Y
The bullion shipments through this
city east nowadays average twenty bars
per day.
NJ. P. Keefe yesterday began the
erection Of two tenements or Twenti-
eth street.
Visscher, Of the Hello, has been de-
liyering temperance lectures in Tenn
perance hall, Denver.
Judge W. W. Peck has located an
office in this city, and his professional
card appears elsewhere.
Workmen are engaged in putting in
the gas machine for the opera house, and
the affair will soon be in working order.
There is a great demand for building
bricks in Cheyenne. Mr.. Keefe is
receiving an invoice of 100, 900 from
Greeley.
County Commissioner Swan will soon
begin the erection of a hne brick resi-
dence on the corner OF Sixteenth and
Ransom streets.
Attention of our cattle raisers is
called to the card of j. S. Latimere Il
Son elsewhere, advertising for sale some
grade Durham stock.
The water works business is at a
standstill as yet, but the committee
hope to make a final disposition of the
matter this evening.
Se~venty-six out of the 100 enactments
of the recent legislative session origi-
mated in the council. A reversion of
the usual order of things.
Lieut.. Waite departs for Fort Lara
ME tomorrow with the party of re-
cruits for the Fifth cavalry which he
recently brought in from Omaha.
Alfred Jackson is having a brick ad-
dition OF three rooms put on his Fergu-
son street residence, They say-but
we've promised not to give him away.
The diagram is up at Hollis for seats
for the World, and those desiring de.
sirable seats should call early, as the
reputation of the play and company will
the house very rapidly.
John Nealon, who has been for some
time very sick at Gunnison has sufi-
GENTLY recovered to return as far as
Denver, where his wife died recently,
and will return to Cheyenne shortly.
NJ. A. Arnold received word yester-
day that Mrs. Arnold was improving
nicely. She was able to sit up and work
lace, etc. The many friends of the
family will be glad to learn this much.
Canvassers are exerting their efforts
towards making the st. Patrick's Day
ball a success. 1t is understood that
the proceeds are to be used 10 making
more attractive the Catholic cemetery.
There was a large congregation both
morning and evening at st. Marks
church Sunday, and the usual attrac-
t%iveness of the service was increased by
the singing Of Miss Trailing, Of Lara
mic City.
The approach of spring Is plainly
foretold by the large arrivals Of MILL
merry goods by each days express. The
latest style of bonnet will afford a
charming DEPRESSION in the tea party
small talk soon.
The sounds of the orchestra floating
from library hall last evening announced
Terpsichorean pleasures, which lasted
until an early hour. The party was at
tended by several from Laramie City
and Fort Russell, As well as town folks,
and of course was a very pleasant affair.
Quite a party came down from Lara
mic City yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of taking the Commandery de-
gree in the X. T. lodge in this city.
The gentlemen who rode the unruly
bucker were Messrs. Ora Haley, Otto
Gramm, L. Dickinson and John Reid.
They are able to be around this MORN
ing.
Highest temperature yesterday, 600;
lowest, 22o; highest velocity OF wind, 20
miles per hour; mean temperature,
40; mean humidity, 50 per cent. Else
where at 1:09-FoIt Washable, W. T.,
temperature, ago; wind, south, fair.
Deadwood, temperature, 500; wind
north, clear. Denver, temperature, $50;
wind south, clear. Salt Lake, temper
allure, 400; wind southeast, fair. Chey-
enne, temperature, 56o, wind south,
clear,
Ample provision has been made for
the erection OF a county hospital. Mr..
Buechner's bill, amending the poor and
pauper act, authorizes the board of
county commissioners to build a poor
house and hospital, not to exceed Sl5,-
900 in cost. This is something that is
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efficient board of commissioners have
the proper authority to do something
substantial. They will see that Lara
mic county is well protected in this
matter, too.
Since the first Of the year the general
demand for wool has been much more
limited than WAS anticipated; prices
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