The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-02
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Officer +. W. Carol assumed his beat
last night.
a. A. Winship came in from Denver
yesterday.
a young son of Jacques Braun is very
seriously ill.
John Sparks departed yesterday for
Tecoma, Neb.
J. 5. McCool arrived in town by yes
terday's train from the east.
Henry Swan departed yesterday on
his return to Council Bluffs.
NJ. b. Snow and wife, of Boston,
arrived in this city from the east yes
terday.
VIM. Richie aud wife, and Mrs. G.
Richie arrived from the east yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Nettie Carmichael, of the pub
lie school, went east to spend the sum-
mer vacation.
g. w. Collins, the railroad contrac-
tor, was a west bound passenger on
yesterdays No. 5.
Mrs. Horatio W. Holt departed yester-
day afternoon for a few weeks visit
with her people at Beloit, Wis.
Father Jno. Hays moved into his
new parsonage on Nineteenth street
adjoining the church yesterday.
Morris Wasserman returned yester-
day afternoon from his trip down to st.
Joe, looking remarkably pleasant.
Miss Eleanor Kingsley departs east to-
day to spend the summer vacation of
our public school in which she is a
teacher.
Mrs. n. r. Davis departed east on
yesterdays Nc. 4. Mr.. Davis will
depart for his northern ranch within u
day or two.
Miss Kate Phelps, of the public
school, will go east to-day TO spend the
summer vacation at her home in New
Hampshire.
Miss De Cou, one of the teachers in
the Cheyenne schools, departed yester-
day to spend the summer vacation with
her people and friends in the east.
L. 5. Marshal Gustav Schnitger,
who has been spending several days in
town, will return to Laramie City
to-day. He will visit Cheyenne again
next week.
Geo. A. Dunlap, representing Wood
Bros, Chicago, live stock commission
merchants, went to Ogalalla yesterday
to attend to shipping a bunch of cattle
to the Chicago market.
DR.. A. C. Rocker, was looking won
derfully pleasant yesterday afternoon,
caused no doubt by the arrival OF his
family from the east. The doctor and
his family will occupy the Bartlett
house on 22nd street.
Geo. w. Harper, representing Rosen-
baum, Bass u Co., live stock commits
sion merchants of Chicago, arrived in
this city yesterday to be on hand for
the business of the shipping season.
He is at the Inter Ocean.
The LEADER Office acknowledges a
call from Mr.. Geo. W. Harper, repre-
senting the firm of Messrs. Rosenbaum,
live stock commission merchants, 80
Exchange Benederry, Chicago. Mr..
Harper is stopping at the Inter Ocean.
JOHN F. Polly, until recently IN in
structer in draughting in the Iowa
state university at Iowa City, passed
west yesterday en- route to Montana,
to assume a responsible position in the
Office of the surveyor general of that
territory.
J. II. Donnelly, the genial represen-
tative of J. II. Wood Il Co., Chicago,
in the live stock commission trade, ar.
rived from Denver yesterday and is
stopping at the Inter Ocean. Cheyenne
will be made Mr.. Donnelly's headquar-
tiers during the shipping season.
Arrivals at Dyer's: G. I. Gaines, A.
Gaines; f. II. Cowles, Pine Bluffs
Jno. Snodgrass, Antelope, Charlie
Falifend; NJ. B. Curtis and wife, ant
eleven members of the Sam'l of Poser
company: Jacob Dallmeir, Denver: J. p
Porter.
Arrivals at the Railroad house
Jno. NJ. Adams, Sidney, Neb.; Geo
Westvelt, Princeton, n. j.; Robt. w.
Speir, Princeton, N. j.; Chas. Weivett,
Princeton, N. j.; A. F. Burr, Prince
ton, N. j.; T. S. johnson, Worcester;
l.. r. Rhodes, Fort Collins; NJ. Lewis.
ton, New York; Jno. S. McCool, II. S
Wallace.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: NJ
B. Snow, Boston, Mass; c. w. Buisse
New York; Geo. w. Harper, Chicago
c. II. KimbaI, Chicago; w. NJ
Richie and wife New York; Mrs. q
Ritchie, New York; NJ. Wasserman
city; j. II. Dunnelly, Denver; L. g
Green, Chicago; D. J.. Gilleland, Chi
cago; J. H. Esterbrook, Denver; A. a
Winship, Denver; w. l.. Henderson
Sterling; Dick Davis, Evans; NJ
Lewis, San Francisco; Sal. A. Shane
San Franchises; E. Reinheimer, Phila
delphia; Tom C~onL'elly, Dubuque, la.
II. Hagamanu, Caseta; J. II. CLANCY