The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-07
nIINOR MENTION.
Theatre tonight.

cal convention.
The treat for our music loving people
will begin n week from to-day.
Leayitt's specially company at Ii
brary hall this evening. Lots of fun
ahead.
One new church of brick and stone,
and a pastoral residence of brick for the
religious portion of this years building.
The Salt Lake Tribune is very pro-
fuse In its compliments for the Leavitt
troupe, which shows here this evening.
The ladies' art club of Omaha has
made arrangements for the appearance
of Oscar Wilde in a letcture before That
organization.
The Knights of st. Patrick are max.
ing arr aDgements to give a grand ball
on The night OF st. Patrick's day, 18th
inst, which promises to be a success.
The gas machine for the opera house
has arrived. The entire building will
be lighted with gas, and the effect will
be excellent in the opera house o
Mr.. Adams, of the house, was by
mistake placed with those not voting
upon the veterinary surgeon bill. His
Voice was given very promptly in its
favor instead.
Il. j. Mcguire, the advance agent OF
Haverly's Word" combination, ar
rived in the city yesterday and pro-
ceeded to arrange FOR the coming of his
combination, on the 18th inst.
The new stage in Library hall is a
neat, cosy, and patriotic affair. 1t will
afford n very pleasant place for a per-
formance, while the audience will be
more comfortably housed than before.
1t is hoped there will be a full repre-
~sentation at the musical convention of
those singers residing in towns outside
of Cheyenne, not too far distant. All
however, will meet with a hearty well
come.
According to the Laramie Times,
Conductor Hobart, who was 80 severely
injured at the Fort Steele collision, is
not mending as rapidly as might be
hoped, but on the contrary is in a very
critical condition.
The maps and outlines of the Utah Il
Wyoming road surveys are about COM
pleted. The office of the company in
this city presents a busy scene, with its
large corps of craftsmen and engineers
at work.-lOgden Pilot.
The wife of Engineer Pertelle, died
Sunday afternoon. On the Sunday
preceding she became the mother of a
little child, which died the following
Wednesday. Mr.. Pertelle has the sim
cere sympathy of many friends in this
city.
Invitations are out for informal hops
to be given at Fort d. A. Russell, on
Wednesday evenings, March sth and
22d. These events have been very en-
joyable in the past and no doubt the ap-
preaching parties will be as much or
more so.
The pratice Of dog-killing by poisoned
meat thrown Unfortunately about the
streets is a villainous one, as liable to
slaughter valuable CANNES as meddle-
ours, and the poisoning of several
little children a few days since puts the
practice in a serious light.
Mr.. John B. Morrow, late of New
vile, Pa, arrived yesterday in order to
assume the position of business mana
gerof the LEADERPRINTINaCoMPANY
Mr.. Morrow is an experienced journal
ist and printer, and will doubtless
achieve success in this community,
where he has come to stay.
Orders for Freund's patent rife and
rights are being received from all parts
of the country. The two make the
boss" gun which is bound to come out
ahead of all others. The invention and
manufacture of it is a credit to the city;
and the superior workmanship put upon
the gun is ahead of that done in the
cities.
Trainmaster Wilbur, of the Gunni-
son extension, tells the Times that the
work can easily be completed within
days after 1t shall be commenced.
Track is now laid through the tunnel,
and the construction of the other side
will soon be pushed forward. 1t is be-
lieved that Gunnison will be reached by
June lst.-lDenver Times.
The bids for the contract for building
the new Catholic pastoral residence
were opened yesterday, and of four pro.
posals the following are the figures, the
lowest being that of NJ. p. Keefe, con.
tractor, of this city: 81, 74O, 1850,
g., 500 and $4,000. The parsonage is to
be constructed of Colorado brick, and
will be an ornament to the block in
which it is to be located.
Highest temperature yesterday, 20o;
40; highest velocity OF wind, 10
miles per hour; mean temperature,
800; mean humidity, 81 per cent.
melted snow, .o3. Elsewhere at 100
w. T., temperature, 50,
wind east, cloudy. Deadwood, tenn
perature 13o; wind northwest, light
snow. Denver, temperature, 2lo, wind
northwest, light snow. Cheyenne, tenn
perature 10; wind northeast, cloudy.
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.