The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-27

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"Divorce" Tonight in the opera
Gus .EgHTG1M naTo gRs-
The LOCOMOTIVES F1remen,s ball
Wednesday evening next promises to be
a recherche affair. ~ -
About fifty laborers are now employed
on the sewer. and work ID being pushed
as rapidly as possible. ,E4
Remember that no gentleman will be
admitted to the door Of the skating
rink this evening without a lady. 81 a
The preliminary hearing In the case
of the Territory VS.. Alfred knight, the
|Seyen-Mile robber. will take place on
Monday. ~
The Philharmonic society will meet
this evening at the Baptist church, at
1880 O'Clock. A full attendance re-
quested.
The exports Of live stock and dressed
meats from the port of Boston last
week were 2,04s cattle, 255 sheep, 2,202
quarters of dressed beef. 5Ai
Highest Temperature yesterday, 41o;
lowest temp. 1872; mean temp, 30o;
mean humidity, IS per cent; highest
velocity of wind, % miles per hour.
From the number of tickets sold for
the Locomotive Firemen's ball, to take
place Wednesday evening, We would.
say that the affair promises to be a
grand success. b-ts
The Sabille road surveyors will start
out In a day or two. They will be ac-
companied also by the viewers, Messrs.
f. o. Sawin, w. o. Owen and ]. 7.
Holiday. Boomerang. &
The cold snap has struck this section
with a vengeance in the last two days.
Blue noses and shivering bodies have
been prevalent, and everybody is pray
ing for more warmth. l-4t L :
Why should the spirit OF C~heyenne's
residents be sad when they can disguise
their beautiful faces and forms, and in
dulge in the may at the masquerade
ball Thursday nightP 54EEsT58I
Preparations are being made for an
earnest prosecution of work on Hunton
y Col ~Irrigating ditch near Fort Lar
amie, and the excsvating will probably
begin at an ca rly date.
Judging from the interest Miss
Coombs brought out last evening there
will be an equally interested audience
tonight, when she %willappssr as Fanny
Ten Eyck in Divorce,
Mr.. Black, of Bradley & Black, has
exhibited to us a specimen Of red sand
stone taken from the quarry near Robt.
Tait's ranch. 1t has proven to be the
best quality Of stone, dresses nicely and
Is free from alkali. GE4WzE4E1|
The case of the Territory of Wyo-
ming VS.. Curt Boatman will be taken
up for trial in the district court this
morning. The defendant is charged
with stealing a COW alleged to be the
property of F. b. Warren and Of the
value of 1856. agagsas b T.
b The Elkhorn mine in Idaho, produced
the month of October $50, 900
net in ores extracted and shipped to the
Philadelphia smelters. The entire ex-
pense of mining, shipping, etc. amount
ed to $4,000, leaving a net profit to the
owners of $4,000. EFTsRk@g al
The ladies whoformedthe benevolent
corps which met in the lecture room of
the Presbyterian church yesterday did
good work. They made two complete
outfits of clothes for the Rice children.
They will continue other acts of char
liable mercy to-day. "
Miss Shields, the advocate of temper
ance, lectured to a fair sized audience
In the Presbyterian church last night.
Mrs. j. f. Jenkins was called to the
chair and introduced the speaker.
Miss Shields delivered an eloquent dis
course on the evils of too much. drink.
First Lieutenant Grin B. Mitcham,
Of the Platte ordnance department,
having reported to the headquarters in
So"phSo WIN PaiosiaPu D, bPcCidl
orders No! 242, current series from the
headquarters of the army, is announced
as chief ordnance officer of the depart
ment. jVs5J5u sGSili1ul tbi, 44--Ji1
Astock company has lately been Or
ganizcd in Cheyenne for the purpose Of
building a street railway in that city. |
We would respectfully suggest that
they have their cars made of cast iron,
else they are liable to be blown from
the track at any time, not by nihilists.
but by the gentle Wyoming zephyr
Loveland Leader.
The only scientific Iron Medicine that
does not produce headache, etc., but
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