The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-17
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last year.
Matt Ryan came in yesterday from
R2Wlins.
Albert jackson arrived from Denver
yesterday.
Mrs. Max Idelman arrived yesterday
from Denver.
Master Claude. son of Sheriff Draper,
ID seriously Ill.
Queen victoria's fortune is estimated
at $50. 900. 600.
Rev. DR.. Claxton returned from Dem
yer yesterday.
z. T. Human went back to the
ranch yesterday.
Lane q Shepard went west to Rock
Greek yesterday.
Major Carney viii pay a visit home in
Ohio next month.
John Martin. deputy sheriff, is back
from North Platte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Clay went east
yesterday afternoon.
Col Luke Murrin went to Denver
yesterday afternoon.
Andrew Gilchrist arrived from the
west yesterday afternoon.
p. W. Carroll and family returned
from the south yesterday.
W. F. Swan arrived yesterday from
Rawlins and Laramie City.
Mrs. Col. E. R. Sumner departed
yesterday afternoon for Denver.
Luke Voorhees, has gone to Chicago
to attend to the sale Of his cattle.
Gen. Hawks and wife came up from
the south and went east yesterday.
N. R. Kurtx, Of the California mark
ct, arrived yesterday from Denver.
Alex Duffy. brother of train des-
patcher, DUFFY, went west yesterday.
Mrs. Weybrecht and mother. arrived
from the south yesterday afternoon.
Frank Robinson went over the hill
to Laramie City on No. 8 yesterday.
Mrs. A. B. Coombes and Son arrived
yesterday afternoon from Salt Lake.
George Russell, the stockman, ar
rived by last evenings coach from Fort
Laramie. :.
Prof. Woodhaven and F. Kuner,
prominent mining men. arrived in this
city, Thursday.
T. N. Shanks, U. r. station agent at
this city, and his wife. went to Boulder
yesterday afternoon.
Jno. A. Creighton and wife, of Oma-
ha, arrived in this city yesterday and
went south to Denver.
J. A. Hoppin went west to Rock
Greek yesterday to meet a band Of
sheep, expected there.
Rev. Father John A. Hayes went out
to Colorado Junction yesterday after
noon on clerical business. b.
T. N. Phillips, the Laramie river
stockman, arrived in the city last ever-
ing with his family and servant. G.
DR.. E. B. Graham and wife, and Mr..
Henry Bassstt, returned Thursday
from a short stay at the Doctors ranch.
J. X. Moore, the post trader at Fort
Washable, arrived from the west yes
terday afternoon and stopped over in
this city.
Messrs. Carter, Shoemaker, Dodson,
Sadler and Stewart, formed a part OF
Colorado's delegation to the east, yes
tsrday afternoon.
A.. J. Poppleton, general attorney for
the U. P. railway company, passed
through this city yesterday going west
on the delayed No. 8.
G. W. Sweet arrived on No. 8 yesser.
day, making his last run for some time
at least, as express messenger. To-day
he takes his position at q desk in the
new freight Office. q
William Bracket. ESQ.,. and wife, Of
Chicago, are stopping at Fort Russell,
as the guests of Gen. Bracket. Mr..
Bracket is . brother to the general,
and is a leading lawyer of Chicago.
Tho Misses Walker and Walker and
Walker and Walker, four daughters
Of the four Walker Bros. Of Salt Lake,
passed through yesterday going east to
school. Their pedestrian exercise on
the depot platform proved them Walk.
ers, every one OF them.
W. 81. Bassett, after spending about
nine weeks in this section, departed
yesterday on his return to his home at
Detroit, Mich, where be is connected
with the Christian Herald. During his
stay in the territory, Mr.. Bassett has
interested himself in the country by
the purchase Of . herd of cattle and q
ranch upon the Running Water. He
has much to say that Is commendatory
for this country and its people.
Arrivals at the R. R. House: Samuel
Brannard, A. Stone, William Wheelock,
John Cramer, Denver; Mrs. A. L.
Matherson, Miss H. Shawl, J. F. Sad
Ter, N. E. McIlvain, New York; j. X.
Moore, Fort Washable; Mrs. A. B.
Combs and son, A. 5. Woodruff, Chica-
60; Mrs. Hannah Rodgers and daught-
or, John Watinsine. Omaha.
Arrivals at Dyer's: D. McUlvan, D..
McFarlane, James Galligar, John Har-
ris, Golden; J. G. Frazer, Denver; H.
E. Tairman, Plymouth Mich: w.