The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-19
NJ NJ
Hazel Kirke tonight.

Did Rev. Banks take q trip to day.
New mating has been purchased for
the territorial library.
Large hats have been ridiculed out of
all OF the eastern theaters.
W. G. Chandler's new house on Six
teeuth street is nearing completion.
Ladies are requested not to wear
large hats during the season Of opera
next week.
Louis Shaw has placed an attractive
new sign on the front of his store on
Seventeenth street.
Seige on the season tickets for the
opera house opening. The sale thus
far has been very large.
]. Ashley, the painter, has put a neat
new sign over the entrance to his shop
In the Ulman building.
Workmen were engaged yesterday
grading and ditching on the northern
portion of Eddy street.
Painters are at work upon the outside
wood work of Thos. Sturgis' large resi-
dence on the hill, Seventeenth street.
Frank Melander has placed a fine
new awning on the front of his store
on Sixteenth street, and Is ready for
the Fourth of July now.
Mrs. Donnelly has been making nu-
merous improvements on her Ferguson
street boarding house, with the help Of
calciminers and paper hangers.
Many ladies have resolved to wear
flowers or feathers in their hair and dis
card hats during the opera season next
week. This is the most sensible sug-
gestion we have yet heard.
A special Pullman car was sent to
Denver yesterday to accommodate the
Hazel Kirke company or their western
tour. This company will entertain our
people this evening at Library hall.
Read the article on second page en-
titled, "A Monument to Garfield
The LEADER will receive subscriptions,
credit for which will be gwen in our
columns.
A splendid opportunity for young
men who desire to study law is present
ed by Judge Senior, in an advertisement
that appears elsewhere in this issue.
The first condition is that at least four
students he secured.
Another train of stock for work on
the Oregon short line passed west yes
terday afternoon. They were of a Ne
braska outfit which loaded at North
Platte, and were followed by a second
train of implements, wagons, etc.
Isaac Bergman has removed from
the residence recently occupied by him
near the corner of Hill and Eighteenth
to the dwelling recently occu-
pied by Thos. Sturgis or Eighteenth
which Mr.. Bergman recently
purchased.
Criminal business has been most
beautifully scarce in the Justices courts
the past few days. A thorough
inspection OF the work 10 be done on
the city streets and bitches has had a
wonderfully moralizing influence upon
the loose characters about town.
The body OF A. l.. Robinson, late
right of way agent for the Uuion Paci-
hc railway, passed through this city
yesterday on the east bound express,
accompanied by Mrs. Robinson. Mr..
Robinson died last Tuesday at Mont
p%elIer, Idaho, after n brief illness. His
in this city remember him as
picture of physical health.
Tomorrow evening at Library hall
the Madison Square theatre company
will again present Hazel Kirke, which
delighted so many of our people about
year ago. OF the play there need be
but little said as it is generally known
and everywhere has the ]rehutation of
being one of the neatest and most at
Of all comedy-dramas, appeal
Ing to the best part of human nature
and retaining the close attention of all
audiences from beginning to end. No
company ever left Cheyenne with a bet
ter impression Of play and acting than
those present held after the last visit of
he Madison Square company.