The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-28
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FRIDAY, ~DEcEMBERaa 1855.
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S aASOeH va
tinues.
The rafis season is about over with
In Cheyenne at least.
A good seven room house to rent
Inquire at LEADER office.
Evening lunches Will shortly be re
sumed at the Delta club rooms.
Don't forget the "Pirates of Pen
zance" at the Opera house to might.
New billiard and pool tables will b,
among the attractions at the Deltt
club rooms In the nea future.
The Delta club rooms continue to h,
a favorite resort for those who like {
quiet game and arst-clsss refresh
ments.
The LEADER enormously stated yes
terday that a child was born to the
wife of E. d. Snow. 1t should be P.
E. Snow.
There are a few of that class of men
In town called tramps, and our police
keep a pretty good lookout for this
class of gentlemen.
Quincy & Pierce are doing a rushing
business at the Delta club rooms, but
say they can still accommodate a few
more visitors.
The Chicago Church Choir company
will arrive by the morning train from
the west, and will sing at the Opera
house in the evening.
Church sociables have gone out of
date pretty much In this city. but the
thirty-two FALCONS have sociables every
day and night In the week.
G. E. Poland, of Egbert, plaintiff in
the Poland-Msrtin sheep case, lost a
stack containing seventy-hve tons of
hay by FIRE Christmas night.
The recent wind storm did some
damage at Schwartz's ranch. The
wind mill there was blown down and
the stage barn was stripped of its roof.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 46o; lowest, 22c; mean temperature,
40o; mean humidity, "A percent. high
est velocity Of wind, 20 miles per
hour.
The Ice crop will be as large as usual
Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather for that purpose which we
have had, and it will be of a very lne
quality.
The examination Of the scholars at
tending the public school Just previous
to dismissing the school for the holiday
vacation resulted very creditably to the
scholars.
The members Of the bar ought to
hold a bar meeting for the purpose of
taking some steps to urge upon the
next Legislature the necessity Of q re-
view of the laws, etc.
Does anybody know where the Union
block is situatedS We saw q soldier
hunting for 1t yesterday. 1t is proba-
bly, one of the ''zoing to be's," for it
has failed to show up so far. so as to
get a name.
The Official board of the Methodist
Sunday school will meet this evening
after regular class for the purpose OF
electing officers for the school for the
ensuing year. A full attendance OF
officers and teachers is desired.
The city election is close at hand.
and our people ought to see to it that
1t does not go by default as it has fol-
the last two years. Not that good men
were not chosen to fill the various city
offices, but possibly q Encouragement
Of matters somewhat would do nc
harm.
Among the Cheyenne people invited
to the Warren-Ilif wedding at Denver
to-day, are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f.
Durbin; Judge and Mrs. Carey; Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Snyder, the former
Mrs. lifts partner; MIR. and Mrs. Ben.
jamin Hellman, and Hon. and Mrs. f.
E. Warren.
According to the astronomers the
earth has passed into, or rather is pass
ing through the tail of q comet, thought
by some to be that monster of th,
heavens, Bolia's comet. This is whai
causes these fiery sunsets which arr
seen and commented upon by scien
lists all over the world.
Complaint is made in some quarter
about the difficulty attendin,
a successful attempt to get 1
really sick and deserving person admit
ted to the county hospital. Whethe
there is any reason, or perhaps to stat
correctly, any tangible reason for sucl
complaints is more than we know
Probably not, however.
This is a verse of the pirates chor
uses in THE Pirates OF Penzance,
which will be given at the Opera hous
this evening:
Pray observe the -magnanimity
We display to lace and dimity;
Never was such an opportunity
TO get married with impunIty.
But We give up the felicity
or unbounded domesticity.
Though n doctor of divinity
Is located in this Vicinity.