The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-04

Charley Herman has returned from
his ranch.
Lieut.. Geo. o. Eaton went east yes
yesterday.
John Shingle and family went to
Denver yesterday on a ten days visit.
Col. Hooker, an ex-delegate to CON-
gress from Utah, was a west bound
passenger yesterday.
Moses Thatcher, superintendent of
the Utah Northern road, passed through
yesterday on his return from a business
trip east.
D.. o. Mills, best known to fame as
the father-in-law Of Jacob Outlaw
Reid, editor Of the New York Tribune,
was on the east bound passenger yes.
terday.
Geo. A. Dunlap, of the live stock
commission house of Wood Brothers,
Chicago, and j.. R. Withrow, stock
agent of the Northwestern road, at
Council Bluffs, called at newspaper
headquarters yesterday.
Billy the Duck, better known, per-
haps, as William LeDuc, late commits.
sioner Of agriculture, was on the east
bound train yesterday. He didn't hunt
for a place in Cheyenne to grow tea; he
simply sought a secluded spot where
something stronger than tea could be
absorbed at fifteen cents per absorb.
The editor received a very pleasant
call yesterday from Messrs. John II.
Wood, of John H. Wood s. Co., w. C.
Brown, of Brown, Price & Co., W.. NJ.
Darlington, of Darlington, March &
Co., and Geo. FL. Harper, Of Rosen-
baum, Bass & Co., all commission deal.
ers in live stock, Chicago, and also A.
G. Halliwell, of the editorial staff of the
Drover's Journal. They arrived in the
city on Tuesday, and will remain fol
several days.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: H.
B. Burgh, Rock Island; L. A. Thrash
or, R. j. Roberts, Omaha; c. W. Bana.
dice, Kansas City; j. II. Rich, Boston;
1. w. Bice, Denver; E. N. Morrison
Geo. A. Irvine, Omaha; ]. T. Ma,
nard, Plymouth, N. II.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: j. G
Hunter, Laramie; A. p. Rankin, Geo
A. Dunlap, w. G. Brown, Chicago
Nose Howard, Jas. Hare, Omaha; II
FL. Robinson, Des Moines; w. J
Moore, Texas; N. T. Bowman, J.. H
West, Omaha; l.. G. Baldwin; Geo.
Keeline, Council Bluffs; E. Tusler, Sid
ney; j.. Sherman, New York; T. J
Morrison, Denver; s. Less, ]. Payne
New York; g. H. Seymour, city. j. D
oeitz, Ogalalla; Q. Mayfeld, NJ. Rad
cliff, Sidney; Geo. Sheidley, Kansa
City; G. W. Banantine, Lincoln; Jas
W. Hanna, Denver; D. B. Wyatt, j. Z
Hunter, Greeley; H. A. Granger, Bur
lington; j. d. Brush. Greeley; L. E
Montgomery, R. Marsh, Laramie City
NJ. ]. Hogan, Ogden; H. B. Kelley
Cnugwater.
Arrivals at Dyer's: T.. X. Lykins, +
NJ. Aldrich, E. L. King, st. Joe; q
> Murphey, j. s. Morrison, Denver
! VIM. Dolan; c. A. Silwell, F. c
J Hutchingson, d. B. Cloud, Fort Col
. Inns; j. L. McDongall. Cheyenne, Wyo.
A. L. Daggett, Fort Robinson; VIM
Leech, Denver; R. q. Fisher; j. Grady
; ]. F. Davis, Topeka; A. Jardine, NJ
G. Orr, Hat Creek; NJ. Flarsheim, St
Joe; ]. j. Hamlin, NJ. Radcliffe, ST
! Joe; L. A. Ashton, Ogden; ]. W
Bridge, Horse Greek; E. r. Taylor
l Greeley; Robt. Laughlin, Pawne
Butts; Frank Watt, Fox Creek; Jacl
Bolton, F. B. Chadwick, Pole Greek
| E. E. Leech, Buena Vista, Col; VIII
Leech, Denver; T. e. Ruble, ALE
Peabody, Edinburgh, Ind; Ed. Win
slow, Fort Russell; E. H. Cowles
Pine Bluffs; II. A. Williams, city; c
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