The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-05

yesterday.
C. r. Justus has returned from bis
eastern trip,
N. n. Craig went to Denver yester-
day afternoon.
Barney David returned from the
south yesterday.
Col Murrin arrived from a brief trip
south yesterday.
J. B. Woods returned yesterday af-
t~ernoon from Chicago.
J. a. Riner. ESQ.,, went down to Den
yer yesterday for a brief stay.
Gov. ]. W. Hoyt returned from Lar
annie City yesterday afternoon.
Conductor Reamer returned from
Denver yesterday and went east.
]. c. Single and party came up from
the south and went east yesterday.
Assistant Surgeon Jas. P. Kimbal
and family arrived from Fort Sidney
yesterday.
Major J. w. wham came down
from Laramie City yesterday and went
to Denver.
Judge M. c. Brown, of Laramie City,
arrived yesterday and REGISTERED at the
Inter Ocean.
DIR. ]. Y. Cowhick is in town again.
having returned from his out-of-town
trip yesterday.
Mr.. Plunkett. of the stock firm of
Plunkett & Roche. arrived from the
west yesterday.
c. D. Bale. OF o. +. Cowhick's, went
to Denver yesterday on a short visit
with friends there.
Mrs. Isaac Bergman and her daugh-
ter Ida, went to Denver yesterday af-
ternoon for a short visit.
MI. Richard Frewen, of the Frewen
Bros, Powder river, arrived from the
west yesterday afternoon.
Lew Pierce, engineer, has gone to
Denver to assume a conductors run
upon the Julesburg extension.
Baggageman Atkinson left last night
to be ready for his conductors run
upon the new Julesburg division.
Messrs. Reamer, Dare, Phillips, Rey-
nolds and Calhoun, were east bound
passengers yesterday from Colorado
points.
A. Park is in town from Fort Col
Inns. This well known railroad con-
tractor has many acquaintance in
Cheyenne.
Mrs. DR.. Barkwell went to Denver
yesterday for u short visit with her
daughter Jessie, who is attending school
at Oak Hall.
G. 3. Mott, advance agent Of the
Uncle Isaac combination, went to Fort
Collins yesterday to arrange for the ap-
, pearance of Fehrman there.
Conductors Dickson, Seeley and Asa
Bagley have gone to Denver to be
ready for their passenger runs over the
new Julesburg branch Sunday.
MI. Kennedy, of the P. W. & B. Ry.
arrived from the west with his party il
a special car yesterday afternoon, ant
+ went south over the c. c. railroad.
Mr.. Collins, of the firm of Collins &
! Stevens, railroad contractors, who ART
SO largely engaged upon the Granger
branch of the U. P. Ry., passed cas-
yesterday.
Conductor A. NJ. Sadd leaves Chey-
enne this morning for Denver, from
which city he will start out for his first
run over the Julesburg extension Sun
; day evening.
Henry Willard and party, who passed
, west some time since, returned to thii
, city yesterday afternoon occupying two
special cars, and were taken to Denver
over the Colorado Central.
A party consisting of Messrs. A. H
: Swan, Jno. Donnelly, E. P. Snow ani
Prof. jerks went to Denver YESTERDAY
I presumably upon business connected
v with Wyoming mining interests.
G. F. Annett has favored this Office
with the new schedules for the Noun
tain division and Julesburg branch o
$ the U. p. Ry. They will 60 into effec
tomorrow morning at two O'Clock. TIL
: passenger trains on this division ar
y not changed as to time.
t Arrivals Mt the Inter Ocean: Ere,