, 1884-03-14
The Democratic Leader.
FRIDAY, MARCH IA, 1884.
aiINoK MENTION.


A little like summer yesterday.
Judge j. M. Carey is member of the
national republican central committee.
Services preparatory to communion
tonight at the Congregational church.
Call and see Mrs. D. NJ. King for
pianos and organs, 1893 Twenty first
street.
Colonel Murrin has turned his allega-
tor over to Major Talbot tc raise until
he is 81.
The skating rink has been closed for
about two weeks in order to make some
needed repairs.
The pastors in attendance upon the
meetings of the Congregational church
left for home to-day
Ogden is to have street cars right
away as soon as spring opens in good
shape in that enterprising little village.
1t was extremely dull at the court
house yesterday. The receipts at the
county clerks Office we're seventy-Hve
cents.
Workmen were engaged yesterday in
tearing off the old roofing OF the Mer-
camille Union block preparatory to put
ting on a new covering for the INT
Many copies of Governor Hale's ex-
cellent report to the secretary of the
interior are being sent east. They
make fine emigration commissioners.
There were three ''soiled doves" in
attendance on Judge Lees court yes
terday and n before Judge Fisher.
They paid the usual amount of $18
each.
A st. Patrick's ball on the 18th and
a G.. A. r. camp ERE on the 29th of
this month are among the grand affairs
that the Fort Collins people have on
the tapis at present.
Burt Williams, Of Folt Collins, is on
trial on the charge of obtaining money
under false p~retenses. He was former
lya resident of Cheyenne and is known
to many in this city.
The interior of the new C~ongrega-
tional church, together with the beau
tiful floral decorations surrounding the
pulpit upon the occasion of dedication,
were yesterday appropriately photo
graphed.
Several blooded sheep we're sent down
to Denver to the Wool Growers con-
yention. We r not to infer from this
fact that they constituted part of the
delegation from that city to the afore-
said convention.
DR.. Hayford is on the warpath again.
This time he wants the scalps of one or
two Of the lately appointed penitentiary
commissioners. Look out for a terri
BILE dose from the DOCTORS walls of
wrath when you get the next issue of
the Laramie Sentinel.
The district court at our nelghboring
town Of Fort Collins is in session, and
they complain down there that the
court is overrun with criminal bust
ness. Always supposed before that they
were all good boys Idown there. They
always tell you SO at all events.
Mr.. A. Nichols on yesterday bought
the greater part of the articles lately
used in the lunch department of the
Delta, and wherein the same is not
complete for the purposes of a FIRST
class restaurant. it will be made So, and
Mr.. N, having rented the Delta rooms,
will shortly open an Institution Of that
kind there. Mr.. Nichols is an expert
enced man in this business and will un-
doubtedly succeed in this enterprise.
The Sun is still wrestling with the
maverick bill" and has not as yet, we
should infer, learned that there we're
two bills of this kind passed at the late
session Of the legislature-one of which
was introduced and passed the last day
Of the session. But then that paper
failed to ''catch onr to the Yello wstone
Park matter, about which the entire
legislature was worked up to a fever
heat during the last hours Of the legls.
lative existence.
A Devoted Daughter.