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charged Win stealsng a Boat.

J. w. jones, a gun ard locksmith. en- the
corner e gailreAd avenue and Washing
Ton stTeet. vas arrested yesterday. on Gem
paint 81 Mr.. Sy2ncnas, clerk in the san
Francisco store. en- Third street. who
charged him with stealing q beat Jones
esnss3 this to Justice Miller and par ap
$50 for fasgre appearance. lie explained
that be rented tie boat fFom y. II. Bart
fett thinking Il belonged 10 him. Sy-
moa6s. hearing tbss hts eest was heing
ussd uaiaufally caused Jones arrest The
ease 2stH I've trses3 today
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TnE orEEAnousE eomrASr.


Articles Of Incorporation Filed Tesfer-
Gay-EaPitzI stoek $4,000
Articles Of incorporation Of the Seattle
Operahouse Company we're flied wiEh the
county auditor yesterday by W. E. Bal.ey,
Thomas Ewing Amos brown. John Leary
and Thomas Burke. The objects OF the
corporation are 60 build an operahonSe
and 70 equip and manage the same, and 10
build and conduct hotel and restaurant
IN connection wiEh the theafeEs or other
wise; 10 purchase and acquire real estate,
and 70 borrow money on bonds snd ne
eotiabie securities and 90 whatever is nee
essary for carrying cut and properly con-
duc1ing the affairs Of the corporation.
The capital stock IS fixed At so 0e0.
divided into $50 shafes OF $l00 each.
The trustees are IS. E Bailey, Thomas
Ewing. AMOS Brown. John Leary and
Thomas Burke. who shall hold Office until
FAhxuMrF 10 fsa3
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The eve Chinamen who were arrested
last week for smoking opium, board over
70 the grand jury in the Sum Of $50 each.
and sent 70 jail in defAnis Of payment. were
RECESSED yesterday afternoon Chin Oman,
agent for Gee Lee & Co. the Portland arm
OF grocer, furnished the money for thar
freedom, and the pipe-hitters we're accord
iniy let our Of their duageou cells
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- 50. - sha shars,.

Eaginegy E.lwin II. Warner retained
Yesterday 10 his party. who are Surveysne
On he sonte Il she Seattle. Laze Shore &
EaSssTa Failway norsa 81 the Skagis river.
Mr y asner sad yesterday that The work
Nss progressing fairly vel. eanssaeraag
she class az country ,Aey had 10 work
taroslsh ard tae seataer. There xas.
howeseE. psenty q wes IN that section "a
wash 90 al she seattle real estate gathered
ca TIE stress as shss season 81 Esr year.
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"a YIIGHT ROBBERS.
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Down Came His Tabernaele.

T. Allen fled some soldiers aadi-
tional scrip about three weeks ago on
eighty acres east Of the Seattle. Lake shore
4 Eastern railway trestle at salmon bar.
Upon this Mr.. Allen built house. A day
or two ego some of his neishbors tore down
his dwelling during his absence and be Is
now trying 20 end out who Il is that
wishes 20 interfere with his claim.
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J. .. shamlrook yEnated.

Chief OF Police Mitchell Is in receipt Of 3
letter from George ShNnabrook. Of umraua
Ferry. Or. asking him 10 diseover. il posi-
Die. the Whereabouts Of his son. ]. L
Shamrock. The letter. in which photo
graph was enclosed. SAYS that the young
man WIS last heard OF in Seattle about
shreS months ara. and since then no trace
az him can f,s frslfad
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The Sswssa ohSvet4 Sso2ea eoaere~a-
ssaa are msakiaz arrangements sez Erena
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Hasssess xasA his oua pxsava.

Thanaax z. Hooa and =. n PsEiet 50
snsa sot discussion yesterday afternoon
and Psiles pulled gun Gu bis adversary
whs snaseaesl 4 fFeal hsn hSsorp he had !
sbanee to ase Il. and Aelaaa1es hiEa axs,
she he43 wEEh bis 0ws &eapsa. Whil,
thev we're eaga~es ia sieenrstsng eset
ether fsees. Sieer Nulrhy came aleas
3ass net sAen4 10th uns6es arrest.
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4 six-sen steel girder, while being lifted
10 it's place in the new Occidental block,
fell. and crashing through the first-floor
icists. smashed several hundred dollars
worth Of crockery stored in tie basement.
The noise was heard for several blocks A
defective support tothe derrick vas the
cause OF the accident No one was hurt.
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szse 90 every t-tr enesae e Sgren & -. a.
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Contracts fer the Kpler Bioes.

Contracts fer she construction OF the
EpleY building we're signed yesterday Il
Parkinson & Evers' oflzce The price for
everything bgic kwerk, xtozsewurk and
plunhlng, sas xEs.0n The iron VIII he
msSe IA Pitsssnrg
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Mrs. l. cray 81 Gstvessoa, Tex. has a
kuskza3. 4 y. GrAy whpa ske has lost
ard hAs a. sss F-essaon tssss Ne Is ii Seasss.
q sAts wsesastv, M=yex MaFxa kAs he~a
askes5 tc Sccasr ssfssrasssan. Il roxsstge. nS
e. sAe whereabouts x sr. Grxv.
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4 &c, f@e zrs9af ezss * ssessexx - Ezs wzzsA
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NatsAEzr FaslsN xEksz eszS9. rs saenas &C.,
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The Tye, Presses, PRINTING lateral and Na

Used pon the AMI AZ eEhcr Eac Isn -
purchased u PALMER REy Fo Electretyping. sIeI
Engraving lox@s rates address PA14Mkk &C hE4s 1'
CT. ElectosyEers AMI SsxreOSypzz goKKhkSp O.
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Errs HENRY Morgan, iIslng Al I.6eI Ninth
stfsets rsgofted 70 The pelice last evening
fl.ef fsls crF ard silver headed cane had
BEEN slalN4 lrona hIA residence on Monday.
, 1889-11-24
MeteoroIgicaIIy speaking.

OBSERVERS OFFICE, Cheyenne. Nov.
23.-The report of precipitation for. the
twenty-four hours ending at s a. m. to.
day was as follows: Salt Lake 20 inch,
Buffalo Sc. Fort Buford %, Bismarck
IA. Helena Sc, Fort Custer .02. Raw
Inns %, st. Vincent .02, Moorhead trace.
Range of temperature in Cheyenne from
80 to Az. For to morrow. snow followed
by fair weather. Wind began blowing a
gale at $50 D. m. yesterday which con.
tinued until ii a. m. to day. Maximum
velocity 40 miles per hour at 100 a. m.
and 9:25 a. m.
, 1889-11-24

Surveys were yesterday made for the
line of poles on which electric light wires
will be strung to the new and old shops.
Contractor Wise has finished the tin
ming of the machine and blacksmith shops
and leaves for Ogden with his crew to-
day.
Tomorrow Contractor Bradley will COM
mence work on the coal chute founda-
tons.
The foundation for the big car repair
shop was completed last evening. Capt.
Nichols and Mr.. Bradley are now making
a good showing for Smith Gillette.
, 1889-11-24

Hulda G. Hertin. who has been a mem
Der Of the Bergman household for more
than two years, was led to the altar last
evening by Andrew P. Swanson. a prom
inent member of the Swedish contingent.
The bride was very handsomely attired.
Many valuable and pretty presents were
given the young couple.
At Hubert Justice Boswell united in
wedlock Louisa Ritz and VIM. G. Flet-
cher.
In chambers YESTERDAY Chief VanDe-
vanter spoke the words which Joined for
life Jesse Jessen and Annie Workman. a
pair Of foreigners who insisted on being
married by the chief judicial officer Of
the territory.
, 1889-11-24
FINE MINES.
Big Guns Delighted With Crook
Coal Camp.

A party Of Burlington officials and
Eastern capitalists visited the new Crook
county coal camp of Newcastle, They say
that the location of the coal mines now
being worked is remarkable, and a won
derful output of an excellent quality of
coal is anticipated. The mines are owned
and operated by Fitzpatrick Brothers. and
will doubtless prove a source Of fabulous
wealth. The railroad is completed to
Newcastle. a few miles East of the mines,
and is being rapidly extended to Cambria.
The coal is taken from a great canyon,
about sixty miles beyond the Wyoming
line. and the Burlington & Missouri enters
this canyon below the mines and runs up
quite a grade for a few miles, and there
in the bluffs. which tower sixty feet above
the track on either side. a six to nine foot,
vein Of coal forms one strata of the mate
rial cut through in the forming of the
canyon. The coal being above the level
of the road. the necessity of building
shafts to hoist the coal is done away with,
and in their stead chutes are built from
the vein to the railroad track. and the coal
is loaded as easily as ice from a packing
house. Coal is found in abundance all
over that region. By the opening of this
Western markell it is predicted that North
ern Nebraska will be rapidly developed,
as the hitherto serious question of fuel is
practically solved
, 1889-11-24
A Formal Kick.

A grievance committee of FIVE Wyo.
ming division engineers will call on Sup.
erintendent Barr here tomorrow. While
there is loud talk about demanding the
removal of Trainmaster Parsons. it is
extremely doubtful if this is done. The
committee will request the restoration Of
a number OF men who have been sus-
pended for violation of rules. The off
Gals maintain that there was excellent
reasons for the punishment Of each man
now loaing and there will be no oonces-
sions from the powers. Nh. Barr was at
Green River yesterday.
, 1889-11-24
o TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked VI
ThroughOut the City.

Services commence at 7 o'clock at the
Presbyterian church this evening.
. A couple OF Omaha men are here with
a view to establishing a roller skating rink.
A. R. johnson will deliver an interest
ing lecture at Keeie hall tomorrow even
ing.
Our elegant holiday stock is a popular
stock in all respects. Zehner, Buechner
& Co.
Several big ice contracts will o O be
made by the Union Pacific with Cheyenne
men.
Yesterday mornings west bound flyer
had eight cars out of Cheyenne, but
reached Ogden on time.
V. Baker will keep a general commits
sion house at 220 Seventeenth street. Ad-
vances made on consignments.
Arguments on the motion to send the
rumble case to Converse county for a
new trial will occur early this week.
A meeting of ladies only will be held at
the Baptist church at $3.50 to-day. Mrs.
Helen Bullock will deliver an address.
Eleven California delegates to the st.
Louis silver convention passed east yes
terday. The party occupied a sleeper.
Minnie A. Lagrange has sold to E. w.
Biggs and d. E. Brown. lots l. 2, 8, 4
and s. block s. town of LAGRANGE; 5000.
Our assortment of holiday goods in
watches, diamonds, silverware, ETC., is
complete and a surprise to all. Zehner,
Buechner & Go.
The Andrews Dramatic company com
mences a weeks engagement at the opera
house tomorrow evening. Rip Van
Wmkie is the bill.
An unusual number of cowboys are in
the city. The town was lively Yesterday
and with a quota of range riders was a re-
hinder of flush times.
The United States fish distributing car
was here yesterday en- route West. A
big lot of eggs were left at the territorial
hatchery at Laramie.
The new, the novel and the beautiful
are all included in our splendid holiday
stock of watches, diamonds, silverware
and novelties at Zehner, Buechnsr l.
Co.'S.
Archie O'Neil. who was arrested at the
depot the day Sheriff Yund of Albany
was here en- route to Joliet was discharged
yesterday on promise to leave town. He
was drunk at the depot and wanted to
rescue the convicts.
Thanksgiving night is the date of the
seventh masquerade ball of the Typo
graphical Union. Keefe hall will be the
scene Of the carnival. A fine supper will
be served in the annex by the ladies' of
the Relief Association.
, 1889-11-24
Change of Time on the Burlington

Change of Time on the Burlington.
1t Is due the people OF Cheyenne that
they have a first class passenger train to
Chicago. In view OF this fact the Bur-
lington train will Nov. "a 10
leave Cheyenne at 800 p. m, con
Meeting at Holdredge with the Denver
train for Chicago, arriving there at 100
a. w.. second morning, making the trip in
thirty four hours. A dining car will run
through from Holdrege. By this ar
rangement only ont day is used, in making
the trip. You leave at a seasonable hour
and arrive in Chicago ready for business.
, 1889-11-24
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

For taco consecutive sea-
sons ace haze ram short ON
holiday goods. This season
zoe bought heGUtIy ia 0Ntic-
ipaffOss Of a big holiday
trade, and IL has already
commenced, and zoe are
prepared for IL. us is oar
Csssf Os1s zoe 0liOaU yOsS to
select your holiday goods
ssOsC. e lay them 0sUay
for you TO be called for. any
time betsCeess MOBc and Dec.
rs. This enables y0sS TO
make a better selecttOn
than q sCOssfd be possible TO
make sUes-e yOss TO sUGis ssss-
til just before the holidays
TO make your purchases,
and 10 costs you fsO more.
First come first serUed. So
don't fail TO HUHu yourself
of this opportunity.
THE FIR.
, 1889-11-24

In the Ease Of Robert Smith, who stab
bed Pat LYONS, the jury yesterday re-
turned a verdict OF guilty of an assault
with attempt to commit m~anslaughter.
The punishment is imprisonment fol-
from one to fourteen years. Smith made
q plea OF self defense.
Harry Howard. whe steals coal by the
carload, was a~rraigned and entered a plea
OF not guilty.
The trials of Soathoff charged with
stabbing Clannan and Berry and Miller, the
Wilcox burglars, will be had tomorrow.
, 1889-11-24

The ladies of ST. Marks Guild and the
Sunergae are already arranging for a
grand entertainment to be given early in
December for the benefit of the Episcopal
church. The fair will be called a "Festi-
val of the Days" 1t will last two even
ings and include dancing and tableaux.
There will be an appropriate booth for
each day in the week.
, 1889-11-24

Capt. Smith returned from Greeley
yesterday afternoon with Eugene Bal
foure the thieving artist and the alleged
scion of royalty was lodged in the
county jail. He will be given a hearing
tomorrow. Balfoure is a stong candi
date for the penitentiary as the value of
bis plumber Aggregates tullv 1900.
, 1889-11-24

Tomorrow, Monday, NoU-
esssber S5 ace sUsU haze open
for inspection the most
complete line of toys and
holiday goods eUer shOsUss
iss this city. EUerVbOdy isf-
Fitted TO call.
III FIR.
, 1889-11-24
St. Marks Organ Recital.

At the close of the evensong tonight
Mr.. Fred Sellick assisted by Mrs. Mead
1.-THE church organistl will give his second
recital. All seats are free.
, 1889-11-24
Notice of Annual meeting

The annual meeting at the Wyoming
Land and Cattle company for the election
of officers and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting will be
held at Cheyenne on Tuesday the Sd day
of December, 1889. w. f. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
, 1889-11-24
Union Thanksgiving Services.

The protestant congregations OF the
city will unite in a Thanksgiving service
to be held at the Methodist church at IL
O'Clock Thursday. Rev. l.. d. Lamkin
will preach. the other pastors assisting.
, 1889-11-24

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 8. 1ss9-The
annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Warbonnet Live Stock company will
be held at the company's Office ID Chey-
enne on Saturday. Nov. 80, at j. o'clock
IN. First, to choose five trustees for the
ensuing year; second, to do any other
business that may properly come before
the meeting. By order of the trustees.
PAUL o. BREWSTER, Treasurer.
, 1889-11-24

The neaU, nOCPl and the
beautiful are all included
In our splendid holiday
stock OfsUHEches, diam ora dts
silUerlC0re and NOUelEfeS al
ZehMer, HMeChMer' r Co.'s.
, 1889-11-24

.aM Entire stesU lime of
Christmas Cards, Toilet
Sets, Work B01es, albums
and Toys.
Cheyenne NesUs Depot, OPP
pOstte POstOMce.
, 1889-11-24

If you are tn need OF u sNit
for your boy, call at ~.
Marks and look at his
$1.05 b0u's SUIT. IL sUiH
pay you to do SO.
N. M.4RKS.
, 1889-11-24

Up to Date and Down to the Times.
THE PHOENIX MARKET
While it is up to date in, every essential
is down to the times in the matter of
placing upon the market the following
line OF staple and fancy goods at prices
ndiculously low:
Beet, Veal Mutton,
Turkeys Chickens.
Quail, Prairie Chickens.
Dressed Teal, Ducks,
Vegetables Of all kinds.
Fish and Oysters,
Pickles. Pigs Feet, Tripe,
Pure Lard.
Pork Sausage. Bologna,
Wiener Wurst, Honey.
, 1889-11-24

OM,. elegant holiday stock
Is a popular stock tn all
respects.
ZehMer, BMechMey 4 Co.
, 1889-11-24

The finest SAUSAGE 10 town can be OBJ
tanned at Fl. F. Shultd's meat market
opposite City hall.
, 1889-11-24
Notice of Dissolution OF Copartnership

Notice OF DISSOLUTION OF COpnrtnership
Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Jones Il McCandless, st~ockgrowcrs, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Guy p.
McCandless retiring. All of the indebt-
edness of the firm is assumed and will be
paid by Alban Y. Jones. {,
Guy p McCANDLEss,
ALB IN Y. JONES.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. %, 1889.
, 1889-11-24

1t does not tire us TO wait on the exact
ing customer.
TRUcKEY, THE Halter & HUSTLER.
, 1889-11-24

The LEADER is requested to remind
you of the Thanksgiving offerings to be
given tomorrow.