, 1884-04-20
The Democratic Leader.
SUNDAY. APRIL 20. 1884.
n MENTION.

Inc bitches ale getting a thorough
cleaning out along the principal streets.
The band Of the Leavitt Minstrels made
1t lively around the city for awhile yester-
day and last evening.
There was a small runaway on Nine
teenth street yesterday afternoon, but no
damage was lone and nobody was hurt.
A practise game of base ball was played
yesterday afternoon tetw cen the first and
second mines Of the Cheyenne base ball
club.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional Society propose 10 hold a sociable at
the church parlors on Thursday evening,
April "a.
There was a civil case before Judge
Lee yesterday, which for some defect in
the papers, was determined at the plain
tiff cost.
1t is rumored that Mr.. d. ID. Dare will
relocate in Cheyenne, but whether for the
purpose Of resuming his occupation as a
photographer is not stated.
1t looks as though there was going to be
another railroad provinces was out yes
terday afternoon establishing a grade. 1t
might have been a street grade, however.
Two unimproyed blocks were sold
south of the railroad track yesterday by
j. X. Jeffrey, but the consideration is
not stated nor have the deeds been filed
for record. t.ff
A gentleman who came down from the
vicinity Of Granite Canyon day before
yesterday, says that in some Of the gulches
and ravines up there the snow is from ten
to twenty feet deep.
Constable Smalley returned from Lara
mic city last evening bringing with him
Rogers, the alleged cattle thief and also
the party who was arrested at that place
for burglarizing Freund's gun store.
At a meeting of the Bicycle Club held
last evening resolutions were passed ex-
tending thanks to the Laramie club for
the many courtesies extended and congrat-
ulating them upon the success of their
ball.
Miss Ella NJ. Broom has accepted a po-
sition as one of the clerks and assistants
i'll the Cheyenne post office, She is Il
very competent young lady and will prove
a valuable addition to the force of en-
ployes.
The interior of the county jail has re. en-
ly been %kalsomined a~ndotherwise polished
up and is now in excellent condition. The
Clerks and Sheriff offices are about to
receive pretty much the same kind of
treatment.
Judge Carey is gone to Washington, it
is said, in the interest of Hon. w. w.
Corlett forthe Wyoming chief justiceship.
The prevailing sentiment seems to be
more favorable toward Mr.. Corlett than
any candidate mentioned as yet.
Jurors and witnesses summoned to the
present session of the District court must
put in an appearance tomorrow Monday)
morning instead of Wednesday morning
rs was stated through a Typographical
error in the LEADER yesterday.
A gentleman while passing up Fergu-
son street yesterday lost a check which he
had just received for the sum of 1880.
He was somewhat alarmed but went i'm
mediately back down the street and found
it lying on the sidewalk, although several
persons had passed along after he dropped
it.
By reference TO the church notices it
will be seen that Pastor Sanders viii take
for his theme this morning The New
Greed. This is a subject exciting much
interest at the present time. In the
evening the sermon will be of especial in
terest to young people. Young ladies
rs the Seer Here?'
One of the remaining buildings on the
corner of Sixteenth and Ferguson streets
which had been raised up preparatory to
moving, and was resting on a temporary
foundation, sunk down suddenly yester-
day afternoon with a loud crash, to the
great CONSERVATION of a large number of
b~ystanders who scattered in all directions.
One of the workmen who was under the