The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-06
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1882.
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Court opens on the 10Th.
THE rising athletic club will have
rehearsal to might.
The county commissioners meet j.
regular session this morning.
There is talk of fitting up the clu'
house with new steam heating appara
tus.
Nearly $4,000 has been subscribed
towards erecting a public hall in Mile
City.
At the court in Laramie to-day viii
be tried the case of the United States
against Trabing.
A citizen at the west end of the city
has several dogs which understand the
English language.
b. Wildersin, who was burned out a
month ago. is about to reopen at No.
270 Ferguson street.
Tie only thing that is now lacking in
Miles City to make it a metropolitan
city, is a Young Mems Christian asso-
citation. Press.
A "pink tea," under the auspices of
the ladies OF st. Marks Episcopal
church, will be held in Library hall Fri
day evening next.
There was a general disturbance
among the wires in the city Sunday
night, which annoyed some of the cleo
trical associations severely.
A band of soldiers attempted to
'.run" several saloons Sunday night.
Failing in that they took to plugging
each other merely as pastime.
Highest temperature yesterday, 80. so;
lowest temp, 2lc; mea temp, 2S. so
mean humidity. 10 per cent; highest
velocity of wind, 16 miles per hour.
The United States marshal of Ari-
IONA passed through the city Sunday
with two captured road agents, whom
he was taking to the Laramie peniten-
tiary.
Lost, IN Evsus between Twenty FRI.
and Twenty-second streets, q fat door
key with a bit of red tape to it. Mrs.
]. c. Illumination, surveyor generals
office.
At the annual meeting of the Chey-
enne Bicycle club last evening the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
F. S. Hebard; captain, Fred Bond;
financial secretary, Frank H. Clark.
Taxes came in at a lively rate Satur-
day, 1t being the last day before inter
est Is charged. The treasurer will have
the amounts footed up in a day or two
so as { know just how much has been
paid.
turned from their bicycle trip to Lara
mic, and are enthusiastic over the re-
ception accorded them. They were re-
ceived as guests of the local club, and
treated with the most liberal considera-
ton. If any of the Laramie boys ever
come this way they may count IN a
warm welcome.
Manager Rhodes has IN store a treat
for the theater-poers in the person of
George c. Min, the preacher-actor,
who appears at the opera house on the
10th, Doth and Dist insts. Mr.. Min
comes covered with the highest praise
from all who have witnessed his inter-
probation Of the masters.
Fire caught among some sbayiugs
and other refuse near the furnace in
the basement of the Inter-Ocea last
night. and but for the timely aid of the
proprietor and two or three others a
serious conaaeration would have re-
suited. The flames had almost reached
the joists above when discovered.
The storm of Sunday night was quite
severe In the vicinity of Pole Creek,
there being a marked electrical disturb.
ance of the atmosphere. While Tierney,
an employe of the telephone company
was fixing an instrument at Schwartze,s
ranch the wire caught the electricity
and he received a severe shock. injur-