Alexander H. Swan and others. The
new bill omits the name of 8. L. Moyer,
as a defendant. The respondents were
represented by Hon. W. W. Corlett.
The counsel in the case airreed that the
respondents should have until July 28
next, in which to demur, plead or an
swer, so that no decision will be
reached until after that date.
Hurled Here.
The body of Henry Lord, nephew of
Major Lord, which was recalled to this
place after it had started for California,
arrived on No. 4 yesterday afternoon.
At the depot were tbe friends of tbe
deceased, ready to accompany the re
mains to the burial ground. The coffin
was taken to the Baptist church, where
the services were conducted by Rev. C.
M. Sanders, after which it was interred
in tbe city cemetery. Quite a number
of persons followed the remains to tbe
burial ground.
HometliloK lew.
We are informed that a party of
enterprising young Cheyenneites have
organized an amateur dramatic club,
and that the services of Mr. Barry have
been procured for its teacher The
first business meeting is to be held on
Tuesday evening next at the residence
of Mr. John Emery, all subsequent
meetings to take place at the different
residences of its promoters until perma
nent rooms can be procured. Their
exact line of business (tragedy or com
edy) we have yet to learn, but which
ever it may be we wish the young peo
ple every success in their enterprise.
Court Proceeding*.
Court convened at 10 o’clock a. m.
yesterday morning, pursuant to ad
journment, with Chief Justice Sener on
tbe bench.
Fred Simpson vs. Baines & Thomas
and the First Presbyterian church of
Cheyenne. Judgment given for the de
fendants for costs.
