The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-10
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For Mayor
JOSEPH M. CAREY.


We are still Lere.
Legislative assembly to-day.
The legislature will be sixty days in
session.
The politicians were out in force
yesterday.
The public schools were re-opened
yesterday.
The lecture hall. in the opera house
black will soon be ready for use.
The political contest will probably
wax warm before the day is ended.
The legislature will convene in the
legislative chambers to-day at noon.
Mr.. Gould may eventually consoli,
date the Wabash system with the
United States.
A number of strangers are stopping
over in the city TO witness ladies voting
at u city election.
In the absence Of the varieties the
next sixty days would prove a harvest
to the legitimate drama.
Candidates for the various positions
in the two houses of the legislature
were numerous yesterday.
The issue to-day is whether or not
this city shall be independent of its
present source for a water supply.
The seventh legislative assembly
promises to be one of the most impor-
tant in the history of the territory.
Workmen we're engaged yesterday in
taking down Wright's photograph es-
Enlistment preparatory to removal.
Its about time for somebody to start
the rumor that President Arthur is
about to marry Susan B. Anthony.
Presbyterian church /: Preaching
this evening at the reading room, to
which all are most cordially invited.
1t is thought that the usual bill to re.
owe the capital will not be presented
at the coming session of the legislature.
The members of the two branches OF
the territorial legislature held several
caucuses last evening, and continue the
work this morning.
AS mining is becoming more i'm.
pcrtant in Wyoming it behooves the
Legislature to properly amend the min
ing laws of the territory.
The Catholic fair will be commenced
On the 18th inst. Thus far those having
the arrangements in charge are meet
ing with excellent success.
1t will take a long time for Postmas-
ter General House to repair the rayages
OF James in his falsely economical raids
in the p~ostofice department.
San Francisco Chronicle, March %,
lS8l.-Baldwin's theater is crowded.
Lingard and his company in ''Stolen
Kisses" have hit the popular taste.
The question at issue to-day is
whether the element which has revived
the spark of life in this city shall con-
tinue the good work or become subor-
dinate TO the non-progressive element.
Many of the advertisers in the holi-
day edition of she LEADER are hearing
from abroad with regard to their wares.
Freund received an order for his i'm
proved rifle and sights from Pittsburgh.
A. G. McGregpr has ably repr esnted
the Third ward and is so familiar with
the work now In hand that the citizens
of that ward cannot afford to see him
defeated. Their interests demand his
reelection.
A remark overheard on the on the
street was: "All the railroad boys
are in for Carey" While the statement
is untrue, there is a wonderfully sharp
sermon in it for those who will think
of it.
The question at issue to-day is
whether the city shall reap the benefit
Of one of the most advantageous con-
tracts for a reliable water supply or re-
main dependent upon the present un-
certain water supply.
The Phil. Sheridan engine company
are making arrangements for a grand
ball at the Cheyenne theater on the
evening Of the 18th inst. Arrange
ments are being made which will insure
a grand success for the fire boys.
The LEADER office has just COM
pleted the topographic and binders
work upon a very neat prospectus of
the Table Mountain Mining company
accompanied by a map of the district
done by IL. B%uechener of this city,
which is a very good piece of work.
\The engine on Sundays No. 3 train
broke down near Pire Bluffs,
and tia off cylinder was forced
to do duty temporarily. 1t was de-
cidedly amusing to those on the train
to experience the regular jerks caused
by the cranks going over the center.
Rev. DIR. Jeffreys, pastor of the First
Baptist church, of Denver, breaches in
the Tabor opera house on Sunday
evenings. The vast auditorium is I'LL
ed each night, and the expediency of
charging City cents for reserved seats
will be tried hereafter, in order to meet
the expenses.
To the voters of the Sd ward 1t
has been said that L am not a free
holder Of the city. Such is not the