The argument on the motion for a
new trial in the Cornish muider case
has been postponed until Friday.
Sixteen head of cattle were killed on
Friday on the trip of the Denver P«-
ciUc train from Denver to Cheyenne.
--Quite"R number who were
out ot empl lymeut have obtained work
shoveling snow since the recent storm.
The train on the Denver Pacific on
its wav to Denver on Monday run off
the track. It was detained several
hours.
Quitclaim deed, Union Pacific rail
road to I. C. Whipple, of the west 50 1
feet of block 295, $113.60, was recorded
yesterday.
The storm door to the audience room
of the Opera house has served to make
those seats near the door more com
fortable than they were.
The usual social worship at the Con
gregational church this (Wednesday)
evening at 7:30 o’clock. Irasson, Acts
4, 1-14. A cordial invitation.
Chaplain Merrill, of Fort Russell.
wiH, it is said, officiate as pastor of the
Metoodist church in this city until the
existing pastoral vacancy is filled.
The establishment of school district
No. 6 whs yesterday favorably con
sidered by the county commissioners.
It inc udes that part of the county
.known as Suu Dance.
“The win! is now rising, and we
look for a hell of a lime here,” are the
dosing words of a weather item wired
from Cheyenne yesterday morning.—
Salt Lake Chronicle, Feb. 3.
