The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-23
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A. F. Sc A. NJ. tonight.

$50 OHNA NAN 49,
ing off rapidly.
Yesterday witnessed a heavy storm
over the hill, west.
The finest audience that ever assem-
bled in a hall in Cheyenne will grace
the opera season.
The ice cream parlors have not com
menced business yet. Oh, no, not to
any very great extent.
The ladies of the city are preparing
to appear In elegant new costumes Mt
the opening Of the opera.
The world-famed opera of ''0liyette"
will. very lttlngly, be produced on the
opening night Of the opera.
There will be a social gathering of
young people at the residence Of Mrs.
f. P. Johnson tonight. y pleasant
time may be expected.
There was a horse standing in front
of the LEADER office yesterday that
was branded four years before Christ.
At least his brand was A B q.
The representative of the Comfy
Barton opera company says that they
can produce most elegant entertain
ments at our new opera house.
A large number of Fort Collins PEG.
pie will take advantage Of the special
rates and attend the opening of the
Cheyenne opera house. Express.
Why is Wyoming superior to Heaven?
Because, in Heaven, according to the
hymn, "Decembnr's as pleasant as May.
In Wyoming December's more pleasant
than May.
The Colorado NJ. E. conference
(Which includes Wyoming churches
ALSO will begin at Colorado Springs,
August 3rd next, Bishop Foster
presiding.
The anti-big hat agitation has settled
the question sc far as the opera is o N
cerned. No sensible lady will hereafter
wear a big hat at the opera; that is
settled, too.
Ihc hlNllbtlD VI lIp cLh IaNhll1 bhlh
arrived from Fort Laramie yesterday
afternoon and will Immediately com
mence rehearsing their music for the
opera house opening.
The Illinois press association will be
treated to an excursion this year, to the
Rocky mountains and beyond. The
excursion will pass through Cheyenne
on or about July 29th.
The first division of Raymonds ex-
cursion party from the west, will pass
through this city eastward bound on
Tuesday, the 30th ins,. There will be
about 1856 people in the party.
The Comly-Barton opera company
has been remarkably successful in Sc
curing not only fine voices, but also
good actors and actresses, not to speak
OF a splendid galaxy of beautiful, finely
formed ladies and handsome men.
The COMPILATION opera company
will arrive in this city on Wednesday,
the day preceding the opera house
opening, to make all needful arrange
ments for a successful opera season on
the occasion OF their engagement here.
The trees intended for the public
park in this city and which were sent
by the U. p. land department to Lara
mic City by mistake, were returned to
this city Sunday and will ornament the
park. They show all signs of healthy
growth.
Kent & Arnold were busily engaged
yesterday moving their counters and
office furniture into their recently pur-
chased building, adjoining Stebbins,
Post & Co.'S bank, where they have
rooms fitted up with all accommoda-
tions for their growing business.
Prof. Stanton was sent to Hartville
to examine the Village Belle mine for
some New York parties. He reports it
as being the best mine In the camp, and
is developing wonderfully we'll The
professor says that he saw a large mum
Der of teams hauling Green Mountain
Boy ore to Cheyenne for shipment.
On yesterdays east bound overland
express vas a party Of a dozen children
dressed alike and under the charge of a
gentleman and lady. For the latter
many expressions Of sympathy were
offered. as unhappy parents, by the
platform crowd. They were, however,
a couple of missionaries from one of the
Pacific islands, having these children
en- route to London and Paris for edu-
cation, and not the care worn parents
they we're imagined to be.
Judge Sener charged the grand jury
yesterday respecting Saturdays glove
contest, but Officer Nolan and Judge
Bean got in their work first by getting
out warrants for the arrest of McKenna
and Mahoney, the principals, "Commo-
Gore EQUITY, of West Virginia, " the
referee, Dan O'Brien, one of the
umpiers, and II. ]. Quincy. The
defendants were all arrested, and the
two latter promptly gave bail. The
hearings are set for to-day.
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$50, 900 alone invested in a flock of
white and black ostriches, and only to
be seen with John Robinson's Great
Worlds exposition at Cheyenne June
10th.
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.