The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-31
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WEDNESDAY. OCT. 81. 1888.
MENTION

evening, New quadrilles taught, pri
yate lessons.
A child,s dress, found on Ferguson
street, still awaits an owner at Thu
LEADER office.
There will be a meeting of the ladies
Guild at the residence of Mrs. Abryr
18th street, at 2 O'Clock.
The Queen Esther singers will please
bring in costumes and books to-day tc
the Opera house, stage entrance
How would it do for a committee to
wait on Sergeant McGovern and putan
end to this snow and rain business.
The Ease of Apperson against Ford
came before Justice Lee yesterday, and
was dismissed on legal technicalities.
The excavations for Hellman's block
are now completed and work on putting
in the foundations will probably begin
to-day.
There was considerable anxiety at the
Sun office yesterday, in keeping some
of the long-tailed animals from straying
away.
Prof. Seagar says that Mr.. Whitcomb
is the man for musical director of the
vocal society to bs organized next week,
Guess he is right.
Caution.-If any one goes fooling
around the Sun office, please be careful
a I'd not step on the tails of the rodents
employed there.
F. L. Steele, formerly clerk at the
Railroad house, has left that position
and gone to Chicago. He is succeeded
for the present by Mr.. Voorhees,.
Highest temperature yesterday, SO;
lowest temp, &c 90; mean temp, 1892;
mean humidity. 81 per cent; highest
velocity of wind, 80 miles per hour.
AL. Biddle has been presented by Jay
Pettibone with a shoe worn by Buffalo
Girl when she paced a fourth heat in
the great time of 2 12t, at Pittsburg.
Through an oversight we were made
to say in yesterdays issue that the
Pleasant Hours club would meet on
Tuesday evening, November 2, instead
of Friday evening, November 2.
Gu Monday the proprietor of the Sun
received a dose of tho same kind of
medicine he was so anxious that the
LEADER should swallow about a year
ago, and it threw him into commissions.
Several tenement houses are to be
built at the Adams Copper King mine.
and Architect Anderson is to draw the
plans, which ensure their being fitted
to the purposes for which they are de-
signed. b.
Some of the property owners seem to
have taken the hint in regard to the
outrageous condition Of the sidewalks,
and are putting them in something like
decent shape. Let more follow their
example.
To.day's race at the driving park
promises to be an interesting one. The
wind has dried the track of in fairly
good condition, and there is no reason
why there should not be a contest
worth seeing.
Manager Mckenzie, of Salt Lake,
who witnessed a portion Of last nights
opera, spoke in the highest terms of
Miss Kate Trainings singing and act
ing, and the general verdict is that his
communication was fully justified.
In the district court to-day the case
of ]. j.. Fein VS.. W. A. and Adam
Mckenzie was tried. His honor found
for the defendants. This is the fourth
time this Ease has been tried, and in
every instance the decision has been
the same. This afternoon the case of
johnson VS.. Collins brothers is on trial
before a jury.-Boomerang.
The burglar has reached Rawlins
An attempt was made to force the
kitchen door in Judge Merrill's resi-
dence about 4 O'Clock Sunday morning.
The same night some one tried to force
the real window of the post office also
to break into Louey Wirth's jewelry
store. The Journal advises the people
to hang the first burglar caught.
y Our enterprising neighbor, the Chey-
enne IEADER. has again changed the
style Of its make up aud looks much
better. 1t now has an editorial page.
something which would seem to be alb
s~olutely necessary but. which several of
our territorial exchanges get along with
out and run ''plates'' instead, edited"
and manufactured in some down-east
stereotyping establishment at thirty
cents per column.-Boomersng.
Manager Mckenzie, of the Grand
opera house, Salt Lake City. was in
town last night on his return from the
the east, and will return home tai.
morning. He has engaged numerous
attractions. including Across the At
l%antic, u 1.-The Dudes" John Stetson'l
company from New York, and severa
others already announced as to appear
here. Hitherto Salt Lake has beer
considered as belonging to the summer
circuit, but he proposes hereafter to OBJ
tain for it a place on the winter Circuit
and will present only 6rst-class attrac
tions.
Trotting Match.
A match will be trotted this after
moor at the Cheyenne driving park, be
tween John C,iase's Lizzie and W. $