Dr. Pierce will leave Cheyenne next
Thursday morning. He may be con
sulted at room 8, Inter-Ocean, to-day
and to-morrow. If in need of any of
hi& celebrated electrical appliances
don’t fail to call upon him before he
leaves town.
Mr. Rhodes, the Opera house mana
ger has worked hard and spent consid
erable money to secure the fleas Eng
lish Opera company, and It remains for
the people of Cheyenne to appreciate
these efforts by giving him a rousing
house. Everybody should know what
It costs to bring sixty persons, among
them a number of talented artists, to
Cheyenne. Secure your seats at once.
When the audience was leaving the
Opera bouse last night, a piece of plas
tering fell from the ceiling to the door,
breaking into fragments. The noise
and dust caused some alarm. A foot
protruding down through the hole
made in the celling showed that some
one was walking along between the
ceiling and the roof and had tread on
some laths of the ceiling instead of
upon rafters.
It is understood, with reference to
the sale of the Pioneer ditch to a Chey
enne syndicate, that the matter is pend
log, awaiting the answer of the Chey
enne men to an offer made them by the
company. Meanwhile we learn that
Hon. Carter-Cotton, of Fort Collins,
will visit us shortly, with a view to a
possible purchase of the property. Let
it once pass into the hands of men poa-
Beaaing the means to develop, and the
experience to spend the money where it
W I! I* lo most good, and the ditch
w 11 soon be lined with farms.—Boom
erang.
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