The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-23
FONTS,

Clarence King Is at Fort Collins.
J. s. Mecool arrived in town yester.
day.
n. r. Davis arrived from the south
yesterday.
R. 8. Van Tassen arrived from the
east yesterday afternoon.
Posey Wilson returned from the east
and went down to Fort Collins yester-
day.
L. N. Bennett. general car super
intendent Of the U. p. r., passed east
on No. 4 yesterday.
Jas. Ryan arrived yesterday from the
west on his return to his home in Kan
sas, for the winter.
Mrs. Capt. Macauley ana her mother,
Mrs. Lay, passed through this city
yesterday en- routsto Denver.
d. c. Adams. representing Sprague,
Warner q Co.. Chicago, arrived from
Salt Lake yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. H. N. Orr and daughter re-
turned from Denver yesterday, where
her daughter, Belle. is attending school.
A. Trayner, general baggage agent
Of the U. p. Ry.. came up from the
south and went EAST yesterday after
noon.
MI. Fischer, who has been stopping
some time In this city, has accepted the
position of teacher In the school at the
Chugwater.
DR.. Rees Williams returned yesterday
afternoon from Lincoln, Neb., whittier
he had been to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Williams father.
Hiram DAVIDSON was arrested yester-
day for malicious mischief In breaking
down fences, on the complaint Of Mr..
Bristol, the ranchman.
The party consisting of Messrs. jerks,
Hoyt. Snow, Converse and Elderkin,
who went out to the Table mountain
mines, as stated yesterday, returned
last evening.
W. H. Gardner departed yesterday on
his return to his home in Holidays
burg, Pa, after a short visit with his
son, H. A. Gardner, Of Stebbins, Post
& Co. Is bank in this city.
Capt. Paul Boynton has completed
his river journey in his swimming suit,
and is now at Yankton, Dakota. Being
shot at by marksmen on the banks for
a bear on a log, is one of his expert
ences.
j. Weber Adams and family passed
through this city yesterday on their way
to Colorado Springs. Mr.. Adams
father was president Of the bank in
Freeport,o of which Guiteau's father was
cashier.
"Nip" is sick. Who is "Nip?n Why
nip" at the Inter Ocean, and every
body knows him. He has been CON
fined to his bed the past two days, but
it is hoped that he will recover without
a serious spell of illness.
Gen. E. q. David is in receipt of
telegram from Rev. C. H. Seymour, o.
Dubuque, saying he will arrive II
Cheyenne some time during the present
week. Mr.. Seymour will become the
rector Of st. Marks church.
Judge Carroll celebrated bis birthday
yesterday, which was the thirty-fourth
Should he live fifty-six years more he
will be an ever hundred years old. The
Judge is younger and tougher than b,
looks to be, and is good for many year.
to come.
Moreton Frewen and the contractor
James East went up to Sherman yes
terday to look over the ground will
the view to the erection of a new es
tablishment for keeping meat fresh b,
freezing, for surrounding markets
They returned last evening.
> W. F. Brown. we'll known among cat
tie men here, has departed for his HON,
! in Chicago. During the past year b,
has been obliged to use crutches on &C.
count Of a broken ankle, and yesterter
!. day he suffered the serious misfortun,
of breaking the same ankle again Will
going out Of the Inter Ocean hotel
catching and turning his foot in som,
unaccountable manner.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: VIM
Trounstine, Denver; q. NJ. Wilson,, B
{ E. Brown, Omaha; W. F. Brown
Chicago; J. Ryan, Oregon; d. z. How
nett, Iowa; Ira Nichols, North Platte
Mrs. ]. ". Combs, Leadville.
Arrivals at Dyer's: 1. Herman
city; H. c. Wilson. Gala; J. L. Jen
nings, G. R. Wheeler. Cambridge. Ills.
F. II. Evans, Council Bluffs; s. Dneas
D Denver; S. E. G.. Hunter, ranch; Thos
| Keogh; L. H. Ashton, Ogden; Jno. h
Wilson, Pole creek; Chas. D. Smith
San Francisco.
Arrivals at the r. r. house: ]. Nj
s Ginnis; R. II. Plat, New York; J. R
Trousdle, D. Leng, St. Louis; Mrs. NJ
E. Tyler, Miss G. Tyler, Seneca Fall.
L. 8. Sperry, Westdeld, Mass; D. g
Adams, Chicago; ]. 8. McCool, j.
Adams, r. s. Van Tassell.
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