The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-13

u. y. MoCool arrived In town yesler-
day.
G. J.. steedman returned to town yes
terdsy.
Major Mabry went to ogallsla yes
terday.
+. M. Phillips departed for his ranch
yesterday. .
A. M. Sadd went west to Rawlins
yesterday.
W. f. Goodrich went west on yes
terday's No. 5.
Mathew Ryan, jr., arrived from the
south yesterday.
j. Pettibone, jr., went out west for a
few days yesterday.
Col. Babbitt has returned from q
visit to the northern mines.
Lieut.. Geo. o. Eaton arrived nom
the west yesterday afternoon.
A. Q. McCorke. of Superior, Neb.,
arrived in this city yesterday.
Mrs. b. o. Clark. Omaha, passed
west yesterday to Laramie City.
L. S. Bartlett returned yesterday
from Hartville and Copperopolis.
Mat Ryan, Leavenworth, Kas., ar
rived In this city yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. W. W. Corlett departed for the
Ogden hot springs yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. II. B. Patten went to Long
mont yesterday upon a visit with friends
there.
j. A. Lowe, of Mead u Lowe, and
y. Snow started for the firms ranch
yesterday.
"Jackr Withrow went out west to
attend some cattle shipments yesterday
afternoon.
Chas. Z. Howe, of the u S. navy
was an east bound passenger on yester-
days No A.
Capt. Jas. +. Gregory was a west
bound passenger, passing through this
city yesterday.
Gen. Dodge of the D. & r. G. r. Il.
arrived from the west yesterday and
went to Denver.
Herbert Thayer was a west bound
passenger on yesterdays No. 8 return
ing TO Rock Creek.
Morris Wasserman departed west
in the interest of H. & NJ. D.. Altman
yesterday afternoon.
Geo. II. West, of Emerson d West,
bankers, Greeley, arrived in this city
yesterday afternoon.
Gus Lehman, of Laramie City, is
stopping with friends in this city, on
his way to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. ID. Corey went out
on the Muddy yesterday to spend a few
days with ranch friends.
John C. Friend, of the Journal, Raw
Inns, departed west yesterday after
spending a day in town.
Jas. Dryer, of the Michigan stove
works, passed east yesterday accom-
panied Dy MS
I. d. Perine, representing Bensler,
Wagner & Bensler, departed for Raw
Inns yesterday afternoon.
H. B. Rumsey and family, of Sidney,
passed west yesterday en- route TO Mr..
RS ranch near Red Buttes.
Thos. Durbin, of the Durbin Bros.
departed west yesterday to attend
a cattle shipment from Rawlins.
Gen. Geo. p. Ihris, prominent In
mining circles, arrived from the east
and went into Colorado yesterday.
A. A. Taylor. who has been il
school here for some time departed
yesterday for a s%ojourn in Colorado.
P. P. Shelby, assistant genera.
freight agent of the U. P. Ry., arrived
from the south yesterday afternoon.
j. C. Slussenger, wholesale boot ant
shoe manufacturer Of San francisco
passed west yesterday on his return tc
the Pacific coast.
Miss Rachael Foster. who has beef
making an extended visit in this cit,
the guest Of Gov. and Mrs. Hpyt
departed yesterday for Greeley.
DR.. Paine and family of Milwaukee
arrived from the west yesterday an,
departed over the Denver Pacific Il
Denver on their return home froHt
western trip.
Mrs. E. G. Green, wife of the repre-
sentative of j. H. Wood & Co., a
Council Bluffs, arrived from Denve
yesterday afternoon and departed cas-
on her return to the Bluffs.
]. Elliot Condiot and family passe
west yesterday afternoon. MI. Con
dict Is editor of the Presbyterian
journal Of Philadelphia, and is ais
connected with the Press of that city
Spencer A. Gale and wife arrive
from the west yesterday and weI
down to- Denver on their return I
New York, having made an extende
tour through Oregon and other po'
lions of the west.
Deputy Sheriff VIII Hosford de
parted we st yesterday afternoon o.
route to G reen River, to take charge c
a prisoner held there upon the chars
1f being engaged in stealing 90 W
horses recently.
G. N. Lofgren, travelling agent an