, 1884-04-16
The Democratic Leader.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1884.
MINOR MENTION.

"iO'heI uuH uay III tne ponce
courts yesterday.
Lots of wild geese can now be obtained
IN the Cheyenne market.
The plains around the city are begin
nlng to look quite green.
McGovern SAYS hat showers may be
looked for in Cheyenne to-day.
Cheyenne will soon need another school
house IN fact such is the case already.
+ Anew telephone pole was put in at the
eornero of Sixteenth and Ferguson streets
yesterday.
The snow is rapidly disappearing in the
foothills and the grass is beginning to
start up.
The Skating Rink was visited by a large
crowd last evening who enjoyed them
selves hugely.
Prayer meetings will be he held in the
various churches of the city at the usual
time this evening.
Postmaster Jones enters upon the dis
charge of his duties and assumes charge
az en' 0neyehhe postofhce this morning.
There seems to be an outbreak of the
matrimonial mania in Cheyenne. There
was another wedding in the city last
night.
"% one ufuhA tnat found It's
way into Judge Lees court yesterday.
n 'len'e 1t was taken 10 the ~calaooose
iionp Of 0eapu[y s. Just from the
N seeing inc Ola ideLman building be-
ius ionoVeu' asked they were remoV-
Jug a "n' J.
The certificate OF appointment of s. B.
e su',e Ny Ac',ns governor Morgan was
ie0',u III 'ne omce Oh 'he county
0ieA Yesterday
Inc Inter-ocean IS being treated to a
coat OF paint to be followed by others
~ WI" e'en'u"ny present Il very
'ioSa"' appearance
Inc sale OF seats Tor Leavitt.s Minstrel
performance on Saturday evening will be
commenced at Rhodes & Troxells at 9
CLOCK this morning,
Professor stanton has taken down all
the machinery Tor the purpose of ADAM
oohlng the artesian well undertaking at
the Nine-Nlle ranch
The Vicksburg Miss. Herald contains
an account of the shooting and killing of
T.-sl ~. ~
DaVld hlartln, brother OF MF. Martin Of
the auction store In tins city.
The District Court at Laramie City is in
running order again, Judge Blair having
80 far recovered from his recent severe i'll
ness as to be able to preside for a part of
each day
The practice of having recess both fore
noon and afternoon in the public school,
which was discontinued for a long time,
has been revived to the great qualification
of the little ones
Services at the Congregational Church
this "wednesday evening. Topic: THE
Christian Armor," Eph. 6. The first
half hour will be given to music. 1t will
be a meeting of special interest. All
welcome.
Mrs, L. Clarke. whose case has hereto
fore been mentioned in connection with
the injuries she sustained at the hands of
her husband, is reported to be in a critical
condition. She is at the residence of
Mr.. Rogers.
The wreck around the corner of Six
teenth and Ferguson streets is "a terror
to the business men in that portion of the
city. 1t is an inconvenience that will at
tach itself to that locality for the greater
part of the summer
Almost all of those who come into the
city from the country tell the same story
in regard to the fine condition of stock.
notwithstanding the past somewhat severe
winter. Sheep also have come out in
fine condition, as a general thing.
The period for holding the annual
school meeting is drawing near audit is
about time to hear some talk as to who is
to be elected to take the place of Messrs
Corlett and Carey who retire. John F.
Coad has been mentioned for one of the
vacancies.
A married man in tho c;tv modo ] tor.
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