The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-31

A. F. and A. M. tonight.

Map Of Cheyenne for sale; price, So.
At the LEADER Office.
The governors reception is the next
social event Of Importance.
There are a number Of business
changes and transfers for the first of
February.
The streets were well busted last
evening, and are as neat as a floor
this morning.
Cheyenne has a prospective building
boom for the coming spring, which
promises to exceed that of 'S1.
The Alice Oates opera company ar
rived from the west Sunday, en- route
Denver, where the company are billed
for five nights.
Highest temperature yesterday, Ao;
lowest, %; highest velocity OF wind,
80 miles per hour; mean temperature,
23o; mean humidity, 46 per cent.
The Inter Ocean has a new set of
walters, some of the Windsor boys of
Denver having surplanted the colored
walters. The new deal are all trumps.
Dare s. Collins succeeded in remov-
ing a large portion of their stock to
their new store yesterday. Dick War
ren's new dray wagon seems quite a
success.
1t is useless to ask whats In the
windp" In this city. Open your eyes
and you will readily observe that it Is
a conglomeration Of gravel stones, tin
clus, ash barrels, hats, ct cetera.
The committee having the matter in
charge have selected the "Octeroon"
for presentation by the literary, must
cal and damatic society at the public
entertainment to be given soon.
Four new and yellow mail coaches for
the ..Sun Set Route" passed west on
one of the freights yesterday. They
form a small proportion Of the extern
sive equipment which has been passing
through this city during the past few
months.
1. s. Bartlett, one Of Laramie
county's representatives in the present
legislature, has purchased Of Eugene
Johnson, his residence and furniture,
IN Nineteenth street. Consideration
81, 500. Mr.. Bartlett will remove his
family to this city shortly.
Many of the leading citizens of this
city are subscribing to the capital stock
of the Table Mountain Mining COM
pany. One capitalist has offered to
put up n smelter near the company's
mines early in the spring, provided he
a get the contract for the smelling.
The vast amount of banking business
transacted in Cheyenne reminds us Of
the continued popularity of the bank OF
Stebblns, Post s. Co. Mr.. J. W. Col.
Inns, their accommodating cashier, is
one Of the busiest and most ~pains-tak-
taking gentlemen that ever oflciated in
that capacity.
Sunday, DR.. Graham was called to
Fort Collins to assist In a peculiar
surgical operation, consisting in open.
ing a mans lung and taking there
from about a gallon of fluid and pus.
The patient rallied from tue oper.
alton nicely, and at the time of the
DOCTORS return was quite comfortable.
The beef exporting enterprise OF
Messrs. Moreton Frewen s. Co., is at.
tracing much attention in New York
and London. 1t will prove a splendid
means of advertising Wyoming. We
shall not be surprised in Il year or two
to see the summit OF Sherman station
covered entirely with beef packing
houses.
The Omoha Be Annual Reuteto for
1882, has just been received at this
Office. 1t is large elght-page sheet,
photographic illustrations. As the
paper IS OF excellent quality, these IL
lustrations appear to excellent advan-
tage, especially as the worth Of the
artist and printer is most excellently ex-
ecuted. The scope of the review is u
broad one, and involves pictures of the
leading industries, views of prominent
buildings and residences, while statis-
tical matters takes up half of the
paper. Tho ReuieU is a credit alike to
the Bee and the people of Omaha.