The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-13
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j. S. McCool is in the city.

j. s. McCool is in the city.
H. s. Tracy is now in the city again.
N. Robertson went to Denver yester-
day.
e. 7. Seabury is in the city from Bear
Creek.
j. R. Howling, of Rawlins, arrived in
the city yesterday.
N. NJ. Grant, the surveyor, arrived
in the city yesterday.
A. D. Nichols, of New York, arrived
in this city yesterday.
r. 8. Van Tassell arrived from a trip
east yesterday afternoon.
Abe Idelman arrived yesterday from
his regular western trip.
Mrs. Bean, of Boulder, arrived from
the south and went east yesterday after
noon.
w. W. Corlette was severely Ill Sum-
day, but is recovering from his indispo-
sition.
G. i. Vickery, of Green River, ar
rived from the east Sunday and went
west yesterday.
D. B. Budd went west to Green
River yesterday, having arrived from
the east Sunday.
Bishop John Sharp, of Salt Lake,
passed through this city Sunday after
noon going east.
Jesse Blakely, of Colorado Junction,
made his friends in this city a flying
visit yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Rankin, a prominent miner of
Helena, passed east yesterday going to
st. Louis to spend the winter.
Sheriff P. A. McPhee, of Sweetwater
county. arrived from the east Sunday
and continued his journey west yester-
day.
]. II. Pynchon, travelling auditor for
the Mountain division. U. p. Ry., ar
rived from Laramie City yesterday af-
%ternoon.
E.. A. Reed, business manager of the
LEADER, returned Sunday from a bust
ness trip to Denver, Leadville and Red
Cliff, Colo.
NJ. M. Mathews has arrived from An
telope, Neb., and assumed a position as
operator in the U. P. telegraph office Of
this city.
James Sparks, bridge foreman on the
Colorado Central railroad, went east
yesterday on his way to Omaha to meet
his family.
George Garrett, formerly of this city,
but with the Laramie City Boone
rang, spent the Sabbath with his nu-
merous friends here.
Frank Brown, interested In the cele-
brated Bassick mine and the Frisco
horn silver mine of southern Utah,
passed west yesterday.
Charles Miller, ex.probate judge, de-
parted east yesterday via Denver, to
spend three months in Virginia, Florida
and other portions of the east.
J. g. Baird, managing editor Of this
paper, returned yesterday from atten-
dance upon the meeting of the Wyo-
ming press association held at Laramie
City.
NJ. Hiestand, until recently employed
in the Union Pacific telegraph Office in
this city as night operator, went to
Denver yesterday to assume a position
in that city.
G. P. Organ departed yesterday on a
short visit upon his people at Salem,
Mo. There are some sly hints tending
to inspire the thought that we shall soon
q. Perry Organ lied into a man of family
cares and joys, which, however, time
will show.
Gen. Wilson, chief of the commissary
department of the Platte, arrived from
the east yesterday afternoon and is
making a short call at Camp CARING.
Gen. Wilson has been but a short time
in the department, but has made a host
OF friends. The general is considered
one of the most efficient in the depart
ment.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: c. B.
Andrews, F. N. Humphry, Mrs. Glea-
son, Collins; George F. A. Schmitt,
st. Louis; John A. Smiley, Abe Idel-
man, Omaha; F. Bademan, Fit. Lara
mie.
Arrivals at Dyer's: A. D.. Nichols,
New York; John j. Seehler, Fit. Rob-
inson; j. II. Wilson, G. B. Moore,
Horse Creek; c. B. Andrews, f. N.
Humphry, Fort Collins; NJ. McUlvan,
Laramie City; j. R. Humphry, VIM.
Reynolds, Rawlins.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: G. w.
Bell, r. s. Van Tassell, Rochester, N.
Y; G. A. Congdon, Chicago; IL. E.
Hall, Rapid City; q. N. Blind, Dem
VIM. Lindermier, ]. Parke, Fort Col
Inns; John W. Moore, Philadelphia; j..
II. Dynchon. Jos. McCool, Laramie
City; Mrs. f. M. Gillett, Lawrence,
KS. Joseph Mcclure, Missouri.
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