, 1884-04-30

There are still plenty of men in Chey-
enne seeking employment.
An incandescent electric light apparatus
was put in at the Land office yesterday.
Carpenters are in great demand in this
city at present and the wages offered are
very good.
The case of Erbert Clarke will be called
up for hearing by Judge Lee this morning
at 10 O'Clock.
The case of the Territory of Wyoming
VS.. James Morris for malicious mischief
is set down for 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
The chances are that there will be no
term Of the District court before the
middle of June aud perhaps not then.
Russell l., Tracy yesterday conveyed to
Sterling Birmingham and W. H. Rich
ardson lots : and $, in block No. 81, for
1915.
Mr.. c. p. Organ yesterday moved to
his ranch, six miles southwest of this city.
This is what is known as the 'Kingman
Ranch.
The case ofthe Territory of Wyoming
VS.. Joseph Rogers is set for hearing
before Judge Lee this afternoon at
. O'Clock.
The new Union Pacific railway time
card, by which standard time is adopted,
goes into effect al II o'clock Tomorrow
forenoon.
The City cemetery is shortly to be
enlarged by Incorporating into it a large
tract of land lying to the west of the
present inclosure.
The first wolf skin under the new
bounty law was brought To the County
Clerks office yesterday. The bounty on
these animals is now Sl.5U.
At the United States Land office. in
this city, yesterday, there were eleven
filings made under the various land acts,
aggregating in all 3, 100 acres of land.
The roads as far north as the Nine
Mile ranch are clear of snow, and north
of that point to Fort Laramie there is not
only snow but the roads are in a very bad
condition.
The Police aud Justices courts are kept
pretty busy just at the present time.
Several eases are to be- disposed of to-day.
in fact more than the Justices can
attend to.
VI. \. Arnold wa, once more taken
into durance vile yesterday, which
makes seven cases in all now pending
against that gentleman. Whether there
are more To follow is not stated.
\ complimentary dinner was given at
the Club house ON Monday evening by
Hon. J. II. Ford in honor of Hon. W. G.
Irvine, who is soon to leave Cheyenne.
1t was an elegant and elaborate affair.
Some ladies of this city contemplate
giving a leap year party in the near
future. That would be something new
in the Magic City and would probably be
much appreciated by the society folks.
The Great Vest, published at Denver,
has Just reached this Office. The new
managing editor is VIII l.. Visscher. and
it goes without the saying that the paper
is bright and sparkling and deserves
success.
T. VI. Fisher, Adiutant of the J. F.
Reynolds post in this city, has made a
requisition on the proper authorities for
he%adstones to be placed oven the graves
of the deceased soldiers of the late war in
the Cheyenne City cemetery.
United Snakes of America Joe Magoff
and a keg of bock beer had an awful
tussle ON Sunday. The snakes had
altogether the best of the struggle and
when it was through with it was hard to
tell which was Joe and which was the keg
of beer.
Preparations for the tearing down and
removal of the small buildings on the
corner diagonally across from the Inter
Ocean hotel commenced yesterday pre-
paratory to the work of erecting the new
block which is to eventually adon that
portion of the city.
Colonel Murrin's social emporium has
been renovated and retitted in such n
successful manner hat it looks as neat as
Il pin. By reason of the addition Of many
pieces of handsome furniture, the Colonel
has one of the handsomest places in the
city. It is useless 10 say that he still
extends a hearty hand to visitors and has
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