The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-13

day afternoon.
Miss Belle Martin, of Egbert, was in
the city yesterday.
Oren Miller has assumed the position
Of book-keeper at Nagle's.
Prot. F. J.. Stantan, returned to this
city yesterday from Denver.
a. Martin came up from Egbert yes
terday with a car load Of hay.
Mrs VIM. Lloyd. arrived in this city
from Laramie City yesterday.
Z. T. Snow returned to this city yes
terday from a brief visit to Denver.
Cashier j. W. Collins, of Stebbins,
Post & Coz bank, went over to Lara
mic City yesterday.
J. W. Gashwater, a prominent min
ing dealer, passed through this city on
his way to San Francisco.
i. Kabis arrived from the west yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Kabis remain
ed at the hot springs near Ogden.
}. w. Collins, superintendent of the
Ogden Short Line, was a west-bound
passenger or Yesterdays train.
Geo. r. Meyers, a prominent citizen
of Omaha, was a passenger on yester-
days No. 3, en- route to Salt Lake.
Janauschek and party departed on
yesterdays east bound train for Omaha,
where they viii appear in Boyd's opera
house.
Morris Wassarman returned yester-
day afternoon from a western trip in
the interest of the Altman Bros. of
this city.
Mrs. Pease, whose dangerous illness
was announced in Yesterdays issue, is
gradually falling, and all hopes have
been given up of her recovery,
Harry Stevenson, who won in the
recent walking match at Salt Lake, was
u member of the Alert hose of Chey-
enne, and ran with the Alert team at
the last tournament.
Mr.. Ed. F. Stable arrived on yester-
days No. 4 from San Franbisco, accom-
panied by Mrs Stable, nee Miss Gertie
Patterson, of this city, to make their
many friends in Cheyenne visit.
Capt. Geo. A. Drew and Lieut.. Chas.
Morton, Geo, K. Hunter, John NJ. Por-
ter and Daniel II. Boughton, of the 3rd
cavalry, arriving in this city with their
command early yesterday morning de-
parted for the shot lands" of the Indian
country yesterday.
Lieut.. E. Swift, Of the 3rd, stationed
at Fort Laramie, has been in this city
for a day or two. having accompanied
his wife and children and Mrs. Palmer
to this point from which they went to
Colorado Springs yesterday. Lieut..
Swift will return to his post to-day.
John F. Carroll, who has been en-
gagged in editorial work upon the
LEADER during the absence of its city
editor, departed yesterday with a round
up outfit for Montana, having deter
mined to initiate himself into the prac-
tical workings of the cattle business.
Mr.. Carroll is 6ue newspaper man and
a good fellow, and the good wishes of
this office go with him.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: LOUIS
Carey, E. R. Smith, Kansas City; Lee
w. Campbell, st. Louis; VIM. W. Lay.
OIL City.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: w. N.
Ballard, Utica; J. H. Arthur, Council
Bluffs; Benin Hengpelde, New York;
Ed. F. Stable and wife, San Francisco;
Oscar Pfeiffer, Brooklyn; q. B. Moore.
Pole Creek; }. j. Chadwick, Pole
Greek; J. NJ. Chadwick, Pole Creek;
NJ. Wasseman, city; .. P. Goodwin,
Horse Greek; AL. Borrie; E. S. Bar
rows, Denver.
Arrivals at Dyer's: j. H. Newman,
KOkomo; w. D. Robertson, Albany, N.
Y: g. Oskamp, Jr., Omaha; H. P.
M%urran, Denver; E. d. Bester, Peoria;
w. P. Day, Peoria; $. o. Russell,
Louisville; Albert Ransom, Chicago;
VIM. Scott, st. Paul; VIM. Lloyd and
wife, city; I. s. Thompson, Laramie
River; j. D. Bailey, Laramie River; l..
II. Ashton, Ogden.