The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-09

Mr.. John Thomas arrived yesterday
from the east.
A B. Combs came in from Laramie
City yesterday.
Thos. j. Swan returned from the
west yesterday.
Blaine will be a candidate for presi-
dent in 1884.
Mr.. Burnett, the stockmsn, arrived
from the east yesterday.
Frank Melander. the halter, went to
Denver yesterday afternoon.
]. S. McCool, Of Tie Siding, arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon.
Mai. Elderkin is back from the
mines in which ne is interested.
Policeman Thomason started yester-
day on a short trip to Kansas City.
Col. E. r. Sumner, Of the Inter
Ocean, is in Leadville upon business.
Young James Garfield says ''ambi-
ton is for story books" He'll nome Of
1t.
Capt. Gerhard L. Luhn, of the 4th
infantry, arrived from the east yester-
day.
]. b. Simpson and wife returned to
Laramie City yesterday after q short
visit here.
Major Glafcke returned from Denver
yesterday for a few days, to attend to
business affairs.
Harry Woodward went up 10 Lara
mic City yesterday to bag some ducks
o Simpsons ranch.
Mrs. II. A. Calland returned yester-
day from a visit to Sweden. She has
been absent several months.
]. H. Pynchon, travelling auditor of
the U. p. railway, arrived in town yes
terday and is registered at the railroad
house,
Charlie Lord, agent for Jno. C.
Mems & Co., the Chicago confection-
ers, passed through this city en- route
to Salt Lake.
William Cannot and his bride re-
turned yesterday afternoon from their
Colorado tour, and are warmly well
coined by their numerous friends.
The name of Queen Victoria will
never again be mentioned in the pres
opoa ~ ~, Arrar;car or1torco u,;tho,<
eliciting a response both heartfelt and
deserved.
Justice Bradley and Senator Don
Cameron have a joint grandson, aged
two weeks, the parents being Judge
Bradley's son and Senator Cameron's
daughter.
Henry Schilling, a Cheyenne boy, now
In the south, departed yesterday after a
days visit here, on his return to Dem
YER. He has c~onductor's run on the
Santa Fe road.
Mr.. Plunkett, Of the cattle firm Of
Roche 6 Plunkett, arrived yesterday
afternoon from Chicago, where he has
been attending sales Of cattle in which
he is interested.
G. p. Justus, of the firm Of Justus &
Ahrens. departed yesterday afternoon
for the east. He will visit Chicago,
Minneapolis and st. Paul, uniting bust.
ness with pleasure.
DR.. William Wyman, a leading phys
lean of Townshead, near Fitchburg,
Mass, is in the city on a brief visit.
The doctor intends to make an extend
ed trip over the west, and makes
Cheyenne his second point Of observa-
ton, having FIRST visited Nebraska. He
will go from here to Denver and Pueblo.
Mathew J. Riley and party were on
yesterdays train from the west. This
party of capitalists are largely inter-
ested in the mines of this western coun-
try, and are just returning to New
York from Idaho. where Mr.. Riley has
completed the purchase of a group Of
twelve mines for the sum Of 81, 000. 900,
located on the north fork Of the Sal
mon river.
Arrivals at Dyer's: g. May6eld,
Camp Robinson, j. A. Depoysten; Al
bert Cornelius; Kendall Hodgson, Al
bany; Miss Bowensten, T. J.. O'Brien,
NJ. White, J. Hunter, j. A. Litch, w.
NJ. Price, e. T. Calbeck, JEFF Garner.
Arrivals at the R. R. house: G. ].
Clark, Philadelphia; ]. H. Pynchon,
Laramie; Jno. s. McCool, Tie Siding;
Mrs. Fanny Legget, Virginia City; R.
Robinson, Ogden; A. B. Coombs; ]. R.
Norman. Green River; Jno. Sparks; II.
B. Laraway, Ogden.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: S. H.
Bailey, Mrs. ]. B. Chambers, B. r.
Chambers, Chicago; Chas. Vanvliet,
Mrs. Vanvliet, Miss Vanvliet, W. G.
Turst, E. A. Reser, Ed. Gilman, Den.
yer; E. w. Pike, Boston; W. B. Ward,
Omaha; Patrick Dorsey, Laramie.
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