, 1888-03-28
TOW N TALK.
Cosby Little paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.


was 80, minimum 80.
A ten pound son became a member of
Mr.. Geo. Beebe's family Monday even
ing.
Sale of seats for the Gypsy Baron
commences to morrow at Rhodes & Trox-
ellis.
The civil suit of Lloyd VS.. Baker &
johnson has been referred to a special
commissioner.
Several fine photographs of Gypsy
Baron tableaux are on exhibition at
Rhodes & Troxells.
A guild meeting will be held this after
moor at 9 o'clock in the vestryroom OF st.
Marks new church.
The number of instruments recorded in
the county clerks Office during the past
twelve years is l5,4S1.
The accounts of United States jurors
for this term of court were audited and
, ordered paid in district court Yesterday.
The outgoing penitentiary commission
is in session preparatory to transferring
the office to their recently appointed,suc-
cessors.
Capt. Cyrus s. Roberts has been ad-
mitted to the bar Of the first judicial dis
trict, upon recommendation of the bar
committee.
Mrs. Maggie Rice, wife of David Rice,
formerly of this city, was buried in Dem
yer yesterday. She was "a years old and
leaves one son.
Warrants have recently been issued for
several alleged cattle thieves up north.
1t is hoped this announcement will not
precipitate an exodus,
Mrs. Funk, the widow of McElhone,
has returned to her home near Tie Siding,
and Deputy Smalley's occupation as nurse
girl to her infant is gone.
Arrangements are already being made
for the transportation of the heavy water
pipe recently ordered, from the cars to
various parts of the city.
The inlmitable Kate Castleton, SIZE of
Little Quakeress fame, is billed to appear
at the opera house in Crazy Patch, a
musical melange, Easter Monday.
The church services for next Sunday
promise to be unusually interesting. The
singing will be very fine and the places of
worship will be beautifully decorated.
The regular Wednesday evening prayer
meeting will not occur at the Presbyte-
rian church this week The pastor will
conduct preparatory services Friday even
ing.
While distributing Easter floral favors
Mrs, V. S. Glafcke did not forget THE
LEADER Office. A magnificent boquet of
fragrant roses was the handsome contri-
button.
1t is reported that the notorious Mrs.
Geo. Wilder has returned to Cheyenne.
If apprehended she will be prosecuted for
throwing acid in her husbands face some
time since.
The Conried Opera company includes
ten famous stars, and a grand chorus of
fifty trained voices. The troupe produces
the Gypsy Baron at the opera house Sat-
urday night.
Colbert, the ex-soldier who gave the
police and a number of citizens so much
trouble Sunday night and Monday, left
the town yesterday muttering curses
against everyone within the gates.
The young ladies of the Episcopal
church have formed a society to be known
as the Sunergal. The organization prom
Ises in the near future to give some novel
and attractive entertainments to their
friends.
The capitol building commissioners are
making every effort to secure the compile
ton Of the building now in course of con
struction prior to the LIST prox. The off
ciating board will probably retire at the
close of the fiscal year.
Madame r. Auerbach, the theatrical
costumer of Denver, will be here for the
masquerade ball with n fine display Of
costumes, at reasonable rates. Can be
seen at the Mennerchor roomsl over
Zehner, Buechner & Cos store.
Two warranty deeds conveying Man
vile realty were recorded IN the county
clerks Office yesterday. Sarah Selden,
and John A. Shelter were the grantors,
and Olof A. Sandberg the party of the
second part. Lots IS and 10, block %,
were transferred for a consideration Of
5000.
The land office officials mention the
curious fact that there does not appear to
be a very brisk demand Tor the desert
patents which have been received here
from time to time. The last batch in
Guided sixty-two patents, and but n score
of these have been distributed. There
are no dues attached to the receipt of the
instruments.