The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-17
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School this morning.
Hazel Kirke Friday evening.
May term of court on Monday next.
Marshal Schintger has been reap
pointed.
Yesterdays train from the east was
a very light ont.
Real estate is good property to hold
on to nowadays.
Season tickets for the new opera
house opening to-day.
Meeting Of the chapter, II. A. NJ. this
evening. Notice elsewhere.
Roundup No. l will pass by this city
to-day from Kingman's ranch.
Our teachers have returned and will
resume their duties this morning.
Ye festive cowboy rides ye bucking
broncho through ye streets of ye city.
There were a large number of emf
grants and outfits in town yesterday.
The light finish of the woodwork in
the opera house shows of very nicely.
Back east some Of the workmen in
the rolling mills have been Frustrated
by heat.
Rock is being shipped into the town
By the carload for the foundation walls
of Warren's new buildings.
|. S. Bartlett las an exhaustive ar
ticle on u copper resources in the
latest number of the New West.
Stone masons are laying the founda-
Ition walls for the new brick store build
ing on the site Of the old Delmonico
hotel.
Officer Ingalls, brought a store key
which he found on the street into the
LEADER office where it awaits an
owner.
The chairs for the opera house have
been received, and yesterday workmen
were engaged in putting them together
preparatory to placing them.
Says the Denver Tribune: There is
talk of an excursion from Denver to
Cheyenne on the 25th inst, On the &C.
casion of the opening of the new opera
house at the latter city.
A recent letter received from an Off
Ger of the 3rd cavalry, stationed at Will
cox, Arizona, pronounces the country
''too hot days and too cold nights, and
hardly fit for a white man to live in
anyway"
Prayer meeting this evening at the
parlors of Secretary Morgan at 7:30.
Subject, THE Faithful Sayings" 1t
Is hoped there will be a full attendance
and the choir is especially invited to
be present.
The LEADER has been requested 70
state that the object of the anti-bicycle
petition circulated about town is not to
prohibit entirely the use of the wheels
in town but TO limit their use to certain
prescribed streets.
Copper mining in America is stu in
its infancy. Lake Superior being the
only section Of the United states that
has been thoroughly prospected, and
this region only dates its discovery and
active operations since 1912.
The sale of season tickets for the
opening of the new opera house will
commence this morning at Hollis at 10
O'Clock three days in advance Of the
sale Of tickets for single nights. Season
tickets for the three nights, $500.
There is no good reason why, after
the close Of the Denver exposition, a
department might not be secured in the
exposition building in Chicago, so that
when the annual exposition is held next
fall, a creditable display of ores from
the different mining localities may be
made. -[Miniug Review.
About 100 cars OF through grass Tex
ans were received this week up to last
night. During the week ending Friday
evening, May II, the number of cattle
shipped from Chicago to the seaboard
ports reached COLO head, against 7,440
last week. To New York, 1850; to
Jersey City, 1000; to Boston, LAO; to
Baltimore, 9o-[Drover's Journal, 13.
While in Omaha Gov. Hoyt made ar
engagements with the Union Pacific rail-
way officials by which are obtained
entirely satisfactory rates for transpOr-
tation Of Wyoming's exhibits to the
mining exposition which opens in Dem
yer on August list. Tomorrow the
governor will issue an address to the
public giving particulars, directions,
etc.