, 1884-04-25
The Democratic Leader.
FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1854.
n MENTION.


brick, brick;
Then | knew lie was a hummer
Or Il bad Chicago drummer
Inc adJeetlves he used so very quick, quick.
ionker'' Statesman.
Spring meteors are ripe
The green grass grows all around.
1t was positively hot u portion of yes
terday, and dusty likewise.
Tramps are getting scarce in Cheyenne.
but they are some where, THAT'S certain.
There are thirteen different entertain
ments booked for Cheyenne for the month
of May.
1t now costs but $40 to travel from
Cheyenne to Laramie City. 1t used to
cost $500.
a new sidewalk has been put down in
front Of Pettibone's meat market on Six
teenth street.
The buying and selling of real estate in
Cheyenne was never so brisk as at the
present time.
A. Ringolsky will shortly occupy the
building lately occupied by Polack 4 Co.
as a clothing store.
Thousands of trees and an immense
amount of shrubbery will be set out this
spring in Cheyenne.
George X. Thomas, formerly of Chey-
enne, is in Seattle, in Washington Terri
tory or in that vicinity.
A new high board fence has been put up
around the old McDaniels corner, destined
to be utilized in posting bills.
y pavement is being laid ON the north
side Of Warren avenue from the railroad
track as far as the U. P. grounds extend.
Remember the sociable tonight at the
residence of l. c. Whipple. A pleasant
time anticipated. All are cordially
invited.
New and elegant front doors have just
been put in at the Inter Ocean by Charlie
Goodsell. They are Il great improvement
on the old ones.
No further threatening letters have
been received by Oscar Clarke and it is
presumed that the one he received was
only sent to scare him.
Mr.. William johnson. of Sweetwater
county. sends us word that he has just
sold his herd of cattle, to Eng ish parties,
for $4,000 BoomeraRg.
Fort Collins has lately passed a prohib-
itory ordinance and now when the boys
down there wan any thing to drink they
have to fall back on the drug store.
A large brick building. destined to be
used as a hotel or boarding house, is be
ing built by Mr. Spoor on the northwest
corner Of Sixteenth street and Warren
avenue.
Colonel Murrin is having his wholesale
establishment ON Seventeenth street, reft-
ted, painted and papered inside and when
completed it will and greatly to the at
fractions of the place.
Some of the boys had a lunch down
town after the convention was over night
before last and Joe Fisher says if he did
get lorty-tour votes and left at that he
D'rD s'' 'e'' at '"e i''''"'
b"ek beer day Is now near at hand and
solhe oil the cheyenne men are making
ample preparation Tor ITS advent. Their
Is nc uoupt that the occasion Will be duly
observed Ill thiS clty rs well as elsewhere.
The Swan Land and Cattle company
have now 10000 acres of land in this ter
ritory which they have secured by pur-
chase Eighteen thousand acre have
Deeh ADDED To their possessions during
the past year
Ketchum, the man who shot and killed
McFadden at Rawhide Buttes ON Monday
night, will arrive in Cheyenne by coach
this evening. As he is CHARGED with
murder and has been held for that crime
he will probably be committed to iail.
so.i,bIo wos LoLJ ~ ,ho ua.e
the congregational church last evening
which was quite generally attended.