The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-19
PERSONAL POINTS.

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Hugh Barton, the sheep man, is ia
town.
Capt. Pollock arrived from the west
last evening. 4,
Agent Walsh, Of Tie sideiDg, was in
the city yesterday.
A Riley. wholesale liquor dealer OF
Omaha. arrived In the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corburne, of Lalt Lake
City, passed east last evening on No 4.
Conductor Houston and wife returned
last evening from q short visit in Og.
den.
w. J. Hardin has returned from
Denver where he has been spending a
few days.
Messrs- Thorow. Higgins and Geo.
Smith came up from colorado yesterday
and went west.
Judge Leach came in from Salt Lake
yesterday on the delayed No. 4, en-
route to Denver.
N. o. Vosbugh, Denver, is in the
city looking after the interest of his
house among the merchants.
Judge Mcbride, author Of the famed
Cannon-Campbell pamphlet, passed east
last night bound for Omaha.
William Lloyd. representing Steele
& Johnson, Omaha, is attending to the
interests of his Arm in this city.
George Dunlap has also returned
from Wyoming. among the other wes-
tern cattle men.-Drover's Journal.
Mr.. Woolman. a prominent citizen
of Butte City, Montana, passed through
this city eastward bound, last evening.
F. G. Thomason returned yesterday
from a little trip east after q witness in
the murder trials now In progress in
the district court.
J. G. Pratt, ESQ.,, departed to Denver
yesterday for a visit with q friend
there, and from that city he will 60
east on a visit Of several weeks dura-
tion.
William Frawley, who lost q leg
under the cars in this city some months
ago, died recently In the hospital at
Laramie City, whittier he had been sent
for care and medical treatment.
r. G. Allen, the banjoist. passed
through this city yesterday afternoon
on his way to San Francisco, to join
the minstrel combination recently or
ganized by Billy Emerson in that city.
Mrs. Vanderberg. wife of the super
intendent of the w. q. telegraph con-
struction on the Pacific coast, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Mcintosh,
passed through Cheyenne yesterday go
ing west.
Mrs. James Griffin arrived from the
east yesterday and is the guest Of R. B.
Durbin and family. Mr.. Griffin is
foreman for the Durbin Bros, and
with his wife. will make his home in
this country.
Col. w. w. Swadley, superintendent
Of the MERGED hydraulic mining COM
pany with his Office at New York,
passed through this city en- route to
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
The people of counties OF California
are waging a sanguinary war against
the hydraulic mines on account Of the
debris which they force into the val
leys.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: E.
Poker, Budapest, Hungary; AL. H.
Simonds, Geo. E. West, agents Anthony
Ellis Co.; J. P. Mallon, Golden;
Frank NJ. Tucker, Denver; Henry
Bird. Omaha; J. E. Parker, Fort
Laramie; Jno. Vanaesdall; Jas. E,
Woods, U. s. A.; E. M. Baldwin.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Alex W. Lean;
Mrs. A. NJ. McPhearson and son; Will
liam Lloyd, A. Riley, Omaha; W. P.
Hill, Rawlins; N. o. Vosburgh, F.
Smith, Denver; E. b. Tibbs, Chas.
Sutton, North Platte; Geo. D. Durham
Horse creek; Miss Malcomb; Ed L.
Patrick, Paul Mansfield, Chugwater;
J. L. Napier, Ogden.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: A.
Buser, Wells, Montana; Jno. N. Hin,
G. s. Webster. w. H. Patnarche, st.
Louis; Jno. F. Allen, st. Joe; D. H.
Mcfarland and wife, Butte; Samuel
Schwab, Helena; ]. B. Fletcher, Fort
Collins; L. s. Welburne, Fort Lara
mic; H. II. Granger, Burlington; A.
J. Hammond; ]. B. Wilson and wife
Marengo; w. !. Leake, CAL; G.. w
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