The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-09
Personal POINTS.


Hon. NJ. Z. Post went down to oma-
ha on Sunday.
Mayor Addoms came back from Chi
esgo on Sunday.
Mr.. ii. Harvey has returned from a
prolonged visit east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Tassell returned
from the east on Sunday.
Gen. J. 7. Clark passed through yes
terday on his way from Omaha TO Og-
den.
Judge Sener is rushing business in
the district court. The cockets win
soon he exhausted.
Prof. Hamill and daughter '~'elocut-
ed" las Artemus Ward used 10 style it)
at Laramie City last evening.
Mr.. Porter Warner, editor and pro-
prietor OF the Deadwood Times, was
elected to the Dakota legislature.
Prof. j. G. Mills departed yesterday
for North Park with a winters supplies.
lie will probably not again visit Chey-
enne before springtime.
At the Union Pacific: c. F. Weller,
ii. c. Allen, st. Louis; NJ. W. Fuller,
Chicago; w. B. Loring. Omaha; Her.
bert Thayer, Rock Creek.
Mr.. Matt Ryan came down yesterday
from Laramie City. lie received an
injury TO his leg, n horse that lie was
branding having gotten loose and
kicked him.
At Dyer's: Frank Emerson, w. ..
Owen, Laramie City; o. p. Goodwin,
Chug; Henry Chase. Castle ranch; Da-
yid Lannon; J. w. Manning, Horse
creek; w. ii. Hackney, d. McElvan,
Chug.
Chief Justice Sener returned on Sun
day from 4 lengthy visit east, having
gone via Minnesota and other northern
states to his home at fredericksburg,
Va. He looks in excellent health and
spirit, and will enter upon the work of
the present term of court with charac-
t~eristic energy.
Assessor Badlam, OF San Francisco,
has turned over s'the roll Of personal
property taxes under the new law
The roll shows that twenty-five individ-
uals are assessed for personal property
worth over one million collars. Leland
Stanford heads the list with sl9, 49,
900; next is Charles Croker, with sl9,-
1877 600; Mrs. Mark Hopkins, eli ,2ll,-
800; William Sharon, s4,4T0, 600; Jas.
G. Fair, s4.220.O00. Eighty-six per-
sons represent $3.50, 600, 900 worth of
personal property.
Hon. w. NJ. Carney (every federal
officer from Ohio is an Hon. has re-
turned from the Buckeye state, whittier
he went for the fall elections. lie says
that all of Ohio's office holding sons
were there, and that, In a measure, ex-
plains Garlleld's majority. But the
main reason, probably, was that Major
Carney ''voted early and often" al.
though he claims to have voted but
twice.
Gov. Colquitt, OF Georgia, has re.
ceived a silver watch, accompanied by
n letter, professedly from one Of a gang
Of pickpockets which infested Atlanta
during the recent fair. The letter said
that they had met with the greatest
success, capturing so many watches
that they had no use for the one accom-
panying the letter, and had decided to
present 1t to the governor as a memento
OF the police arrangements Of the Gate
City, which enabled them to ply their
a~vocations without fear Of arrest.
At the Inter Ocean: f. London,
Leadville; John NJ. Burney, New
York; Harley Fay, G. S. Raymond,
Leadville; II. G. Atkinson, w. d.
Wood, Omaha; John S. McCool, Mrs.
Reyes, Tie Siding; ]. b. Elwell and
wife, Denver; p. Z. Fredenck, Mis-
souri,; Miss Emma Richards, Fort Col
Inns; S. R. Roberts, Chicago; John NJ.
V~nndenberg, Denver; w. Jevons, Fox
Creek; +. NJ. Philips, Atlantic, Iowa;
G. s. Webster, Walter F. Lewis, st.
Louis; J.. IL. Babbitt, Philadelphia.