The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-12
MINOR

Porter case yesterday.
The North Park Miner is now owned
by Lafever Bros. 81 Moore.
W. p. Carroll is assisting IN repor-
torial work on the LEADER.
Several more weddings are about to
take place In Cheyenne.
The Inter Ocean hotel bar has been
purchased by the proprietor, John
Chase.
The opera house was lighted up with
gasoline last night, and the effect was
excellent.
There are plenty of singers now con.
nected with the choir of the Congrega-
tional church.
Judge Parks has concluded his term
of court at Rswlins. He sentenced
two men to the penitentiary.
Meeting of the knights of Pythias
at Keefe's hall, this evening, for drill.
A full attendance is requested.
Rearden's Art Exhibitions, present.
ing "Around the World in Three
Nights" at baptist church, commenc-
ing next Monday.
There are two or three cases OF
measles in Cheyenne, one at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Lucky on Sixteenth
street.
There Is a movement Oh foot on the
part Of several of the saloon keepers of
this city to contest the validity Of the
new liquor license law. Some steps
will probably be taken soon.
The police courts on yesterday were
only ~enlivened by two or three unim-
portant "yag" cases. These were be-
fore Justice Bean. They received the
usual dose hat is administered to char
acters of that class.
The Drover's Journal prints a very
lengthy and accurate report of the re-
cent meeting of the Wyoming Stock
growers association. The work is that
of Mr.. A. &. Halliwell, of the Journal,
and is excellently we'll done.
A real estate transfer was success
fully negotiated between a party at
Camp Csrlin and another in the court
house. All the business was done
through the telephone, except the trans
mission of the co%nveyances.
Prayer meeting at the Reading room
this evening at 1880 O'Clock. Subject:
Lifted up to Save" Number 81, 40.
After prayer meeting the teachers
meeting will hold a short session. All
are cordially invited to these meetings.
1.-THE Phoenix" contains all the ele-
ments Of popular success, and Mr.. No
bles, the author, has been literally en-
dowed by nature with a fund of
mingled humor and pathos, admirably
suited to the requirements of the stel-
lar role[-New York Times.
Easter ser sice in Cheyenne on Sun.
day last in the various churches Of our
city were probably Equal, il not superior
TO those held in any city Of double the
size Of Cheyenne in the country. All
OF thu chu ches we're properly decorated
and about everybody attended church.
Messrs. Idelman Bros. nave received
many inquiries from their numerous
customers ''Uf the rnad'' in regard to
the new license law-more particularly
In regard 10 the dates of payment,
amount, etc. The necessary informa-
lion was procured and forwarded on
yesterday.
We have had an unusual number OF
musical entertainments lately, and the,
have all been gOod-yery good. We
understand that the season is about
ended and our people will probably not
have the pleasure of attending these
pleasant affairs for sometime, unless
Mr.. WhitcOmb will take The trouble to
rally his singers once more.
While in Salt Lake City last week,
Mr.. Abe Idelman met Ben. Ritter and
his wife, formerly Miss Marie CaIlett
Of this city, ut the theater in that place;
they having come up there on a short
visit. Ben is described AS being what
might, according to the old saying, b,
described as q fiat rascal" while Mrs.
Ritter is just as lively and charming us
ever.
II is understood that one Of the old
time Havana lotteries is going to sus
pend. Whether the result of this
event is caused by the success of Cal
lenders Minstrels is true we cannot
tell, but, judging from the prosperity
which they are meeting with on the
road this season, it will not be surpris.
ing il other business besides lotteries
be affected before the end of the year.
All Of the signs of the times point to
the fact that business will soon take a
drst-class boom in Cheyenne. The new
ear shops are to be built at once, work
will probably 500 be commenced on
the Wyoming, Montana & Pacific rail-
road, and it is quite certain that as
much, IL not more building will be
d ,ne in Cheyenne during the c. ming
season than was done during the past
year, which is saying a good deal Al
together the prospects Of Cheyenne
were never better in It's history.