The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-12

E. B. Bronson came upon No. 8 yes
terday.
John Sparks came in from the east
yesterday.
s. Il. Hardin returned from Tongue
river yesterday. r
N. Robertson aad wife returned from
the south yesterday.
G. F. Putnam returned to the city
yesterday from the south.
Henry Harrington's boot-black went
north-up for fifteen days.
Mrs. F. E. Addoms and Mrs. Purdy
returned from Denver yesterday.
F. B. Gilmore, Her Bros. distillery.
Omaha, WA In the city yesterday.
Samuel Richie, stock agent. arrived
on yesterdays train from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Billings, of New
York, are visiting Cheyenne friends.
DR.. James Ish, q '56 pioneer of Oma-
ha. died in that city on Tuesday last.
W. L. Ritter, Omaha oil and paint
manufacturing company, is at the In
ter-Ocean.
Bush, made notorious about Denver
by monte and shooting scrapes, went
west yesterday.
Peter Smith, Of Chicago, and of the
firm Of Smith & Harrington Of this
city, arrived yesterday.
Mr. W. Steele, Of the wholesale gro
Gerry house Of Steele & johnson, Oma-
ha, came In from the east yesterday.
J. W. Collins. of Chicago, represent
ing the, Garden City mill furnishing
company. passed through on yester-
days No. 3. ~
Secretary James G. Blaine and family
left Washington Wednesday for Au-
gusta, Me-, where they will spend sew
eral weeks. Ia
H. H. Strickland, Haverley's agent.
went south yesterday to prepare the
Colorado towns for the coming of the
Mastodons. 8
Hon. John Harvey Myers, a promi-
nent attorney Of Cincinnati, is in the
city on business connected with Sioan's
collection agency.
Hon. Hendrick B. Wright, the well
known greenback congressman from the
W~ilkesbarre, Pa, district, is very Ill,
and failing rapidly.
Joseph Miner, agent for the G. B. &
Q. railroad at Denver, passed through
the city yesterday from the east and
went down to Denver.
Gen. e. p. Conner. who has given
out more passports to the Indians happy
hunting grounds than one a mention,
was on yesterdays No. 8. g
F. @. Thomson has in his possession
a child's small gold pin found in one Of
the Colorado cars. Any one proving
property and paying charges a have
it. M ,ps fils
DR.. J. 8. Packard, president OF the
Iowa state university at Iowa City, wa.
a passenger on yesterdays east bound
train. He rs returning from q vacation
Of a few weeks taken at Santa Barbara,
Cal.
Arrivals at Dyer's: s. J.. Warner,
VIM. Ghrim, Blairstown, Ia; R. F.
Barlow. Lincoln. Neb.; N. Clark,
Evanstown. W. H. Denman and son,
Denver; E. D. Ellis, st. Louis; VIM.
Lykins and vito, Evans ranch; P. J.
Geggs. Council Bluffs.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: q.
R. Noyes. Lieut.. Delaney, U. S. A.,
John Harvey Myers, R. N. West, Gin
cinnati; F. B. Gilmore, Omaha; F. c.
Birmingham. J. F. Gregory, Kansas
City; H. A. Tyrne, Denver; G.. W.
Cashener, 8. B. Coombs. N. Y; H. NJ
Austin, Chicago: R. Pearshal, Phila-
dslphia; s. II. Hardin, Tongue river;
G. H. Evans, Geo. T. Morgan, Council
Bluffs; Mrs. Wellenger and son, Col.
Arrivals at the Inter- Ocean: S. d.
Dillon, Chicago; VIM. Morrow, John
Masainsar, ]. N. Tate, Carbon; J.. NJ.
Chadwick, Pole creek; Robert Law,
Omaha; Geo. A. Dunlap, Chicago; s.
r. Richie. Omaha; J. NJ. Hawkins,
Denver; II. VIII, G. F. Davis, Kansas
City; E. n. Merrill, Z. L. Palmer,
Chicago; Paul Bohnd, N. Y; Peter
Omaha; l. R. Hopkins and
wife, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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