The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-13
f~PRasOSAL POINTS

j. Y. shirley Is west attendlng 70 Q Z
tie shipments.
Gen. E. C. David returned to town
yesterday afternoon.
W. F. Brown came over from Lara
mic City yesterday.
William Woodruff returned yesterday
from his visit TO Utah.
]. Cummings, of the Omaha Republi-
can, is stopping in this city.
P. W. Norris arrived yesterday from
the Yellowstone National Park.
Thos. j. Eckert has been reelected
manager of the ". U. telegraph.
c. Nance came up over the C. c.,
and went east on No. A, yesterday.
w. II. Gardner went over to Lara
mic City for a day OF two, yesterday.
William Gateskill has returned from
making some cattle shipments down
east.
Harry Lowe departed yesterday after
noon, on his return to his home in
Brooklyn.
William Evans returned from Pine
Bluffs, where he has been making cattle
shipments.
L. Kabis, of Cheyenne, was in town
to-day, making fun for the boys.-Lara-
mic Times, 18th.
s. S. Parke, travelling agent for the
G. & N. w. r. r.. arrived in this city
yesterday from the east.
John Keogh arrived from the west
yesterday, where he has been attending
the shipment of his cattle.
Mr.. Lawyer, of the firm Of Oberne,
Hoosick q Co., went south yesterday
on business connected with the firm.
Mrs. George G.. Masten, who has
been spending the summer with eastern
friends. returned to Cheyenne yesterday
afternoon.
Advance Agent Fause, of the Plum
kett contellation, was billing theStown
yesterday for the appearance of his
troupe in this city next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Swan and their
daughter, Louise, departed yesterday on
the east bound train, intending to
spend several weeks with their friends
in Iowa.
ID. o. Mills and party, Of California,
who passed east through this city some
time since, returned in the special @.
P. car, California" yesterday and
continued west.
Mrs. Forster, Miss Reed, Messrs.
Lambeth, Max, Young, Thurston and
Grunyum, were among Colorado con-
tributions to eastern travel over the U
T. Ry., yesterday afternoon.
G.. A. Draper departed east yesterday
afternoon, taking the prisoner, John
Carruth. who arrived here Tuesday
from Evanston, to Lincol, Neb. Car
ruth has a sentence of one year for
making away with another mans horse
flesh.
Quite a party came on the east bound
train yesterday, from Powder river.
The party consisted Of MoretonF rewen,
of the Frewen Bros, his wife and Miss
Frowen, his sister, Granville Gordon,
Horace Flowers and Hon. Chas. Ellis,
all English. The party has been spend
| inn eavara1 uuaaEo rpon tho Erau,apoi
ranch on Powder river, and are on
their return eastward.
Dr.. J. II. Hayford, Past Grand Mas
ter, was summoned to Rawlins to pre-
side over the Grand Lodge, A. F. q A.
M, now in session there. Frank Foote,
the Grand Master, had just met with
the sad afliction of losing his little son
by death, and went east to-day with
the remains to inter them in their old
family burying ground at South Bend,
Indiana. He went up on No. 3 this
evening.-Laramic Times, 11th.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: Geo. A.
Dunlap, VIM. Gateskill, Ogalalla; ].
B. Hayes, Omaha; Joe Kirsch, Fort
Collins; w. w. Secor, Longmont; II.
S. White, HorseC Creek; VIM. Somerville,
Quincy, ILL.,; W. f. Laramie; F. W
Norris, Yellowstone National Park.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: VIM
Evans; S. s. Parke, S. Henniger, Chica
go; H. E. Waity, Sheldon, ILL.,; Lore