The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-17
MINOR MENTION.

oliver, VI Log.
There will be services held in the
N. E. church this evening.
The various committees of the legis-
lature will be announced to-day.
The thermometer registered % de-
grees below zero at Fort Russell yester-
day.
G. B. Wynn, of Laramie, died in
that lcity at 4 O'Clock Saturday after
noon.
The ice crop gathered thus far this
season is of the finest quality for many
winters.
1t is said that the lecture hall OF the
opera house will be dedicated the latter
part Of this week.
The funeral of Peter Lynott was held
from the Catholic church Sunday after
noon at | o'clock.
The Union Pacific pay car will ar
rive tonight and make the boys happy
for the time being.
The members Of Atkinson's Jollities
arrived from the west yesterday aud
went south to Denver.
The Albany county and Carbon mem
bers who went home Saturday returned
yesterday, ready for to-day's work.
w. w. Alexander Of the house, will
deliver an eulogy upon President Gar
field, in the halls OF the house this
morning at IL O'Clock.
Invitations are issued for the wedding
in this city on Thursday evening. OF MI.
L. y. Leonard and Miss 5. May Beers,
both well known here.
W. ii. Holiday and Phillip Mandel
have each purchased a one-third inter
est In tho Pioneer hotel OF Laramie
City, and many improvements are con-
plated.
Highest temperature yesterday, 10;
lowest, 12o highest velocity OF wind,
II miles per hour northwest mean
temperature, 40; mean humidity, 10
per cent.
j. III. Haverly, the Snowman, man
ages seven theateIs, and has eight the
atrical combinations upon the road.
His last theater acquisition is the Chest
nut theater of Philadelphia.
Among the Hne articles to be dis
posed Of at the approaching Catholic
fair, is a fne silver plated conductors
lantern worth S25, to be voted TO the
most popular conductor in attendance.
1t is thought in Laramie City, that
the Risley, with whom Brant,
of that city skipped, is the same one
who has recently been in that moral
burgh keeping books for his legal high
ness and attending to his correspon-
dence. ()
The Omaha Herald Of a recent date
contains a description Of a superb sad
die manufactured by the Collins estab-
lishment, which has a branch in this
city, for an English customer. The
saddle was made at n cost of Sl25 and
is said to be a beautiful sample of rad
dler's skill.
The death of NJ. J. Gavlsh, private
secretary to Gov. Pitkin, OF Colorado,
and a prominent Colorado journalist is
the cause Of widely expressed sorrow,
especially among journalistic circles.
On the committee on resolutions Of the
Press club is noticed the name, viii
l.. Visscher, our old friend OF the Sun.
j. E. lie Cavalier, whose severe in
juries from falling from the roof Of one
Of the buildings OF Frewen's packing
establishments at Sherman WAS an
nounced in the LEADER, died from the
injuries yesterday afternoon. Mr.. LIE
Cavalier was well known in this city,
and the sad results of his fall will pain
many friends.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Morrison, the brief
announcement Of whose illness ap-
peared Sunday, died that after
noon, and the funeral services
will be held to-day. Mrs. Nor
rison was the wife Of Stock Inspector
Morrison Of this city, and the announ-
cement Of her death will be a sad one
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