The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-27
POINTS.

zen. Brackett has Dcen on a Visit to
Fort Steele.
Rev. Father Comisky came down
from Laramie yesterday.
Edward Page, of Page & Thomas,
returned to the city yesterday.
z. NJ. Allen, Of the Standard cattle
company, went west yesterday.
Mr.. Tussler, the stockman of Sidney,
came up to Cheyenne yesterday.
W. G. Lykins, the cattle man at
Horse creek, is a guest at the Dyer.
Mrs. Robt. Law went to North
Platte yesterday on a visit to her rela-
tives there.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: s..
H. STANDARD, N. 8. Lush, J. c. Matt
land, Denver.
II. c. Woods, operator at Pine
Bluffs, went down to Denver yesterday
on a brief visit.
Captain J. j. O'Brien, 4th infantry,
went up to Fort Sanders yesterday on
official business.
Miss Blanche Moore left for Phila-
delphia y.st' rday to see her mother,
Mrs. Van Tassell, who is visiting there.
Col. Nathan Stanley. of Maine,
brother Of the Stanley brothers of Chey-
enne, arrived in the city yesterday on a
visit.
w. II. Kelly went to Denver yester-
lay with a lot Of Table mountain ore
u be tried by mill test and also ty
smelling.
R. Galbraith, master mechanic at
Laramie City, passed thr ugh yester-
day on his way to Denver on Official
business.
Miss Collins, of Omaha, daughter of
tie late G. IL. Collins, came out 10
Cheyenne yesterday, aud is the guest #
Mrs. Mayor Carey
The following named persons were n
]. T. Clark's special car yesterday: J.
7. Clark, Robt. Law, A. Haygood. ].
W. Bennstt and R. II. Venton.
Miss LUCIA E. F. Kimball, of Chica-
60. and Mrs. NJ. E. Green, of Olivet,
Mich will leave trr- for Utah to-mor.
r,w, where they will continue their la
bprs in the cause of temperance.
E. A. Slack and wife went yesterday
on a trip to Washington. Slack thinks
that the presidents indecision about
gubernatorial appointment for Wyom
ing should be brought to a focus. 81
he has probably gone to bag the COM
mission for himself.
Mr.. Dillingham;, superintendent o.
construction on the Oregon short line
passed through on No. A yesterday
bound for Omaha. He says that Their
are about 70 miles of track laid so far
and that they expect TO reach the Woo
river country this season.
Geo. NJ. Drake, of Bordeaux, Wyo.
@. P. Johnson, Of Fort Russell, Rohert
Redish, John Relish and s. Ross
Swan Bros. men, f. II. Wagner, o
Wyoming, NJ Gross, of Kansas City
and j. II. Bristol, of Bristol, Col, ar
among the people registered at tn
Dyer yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Sturgis and Rev. Mr.
Houston and wife, Missionaries of tn
American board of foreign missions
passed through Cheyenne yesterday ell
route to Miscrorecian islands. The
20 by way of the Sandwich islands AM
will be six months reaching their desti
nation. The party are all friends o
Rev. Mr.. Davis, who was the first pas
tor of the Congregational church here
s. D. Frederick, of Sheetbrook. Mo.
Fl. N. Benjamin and 7. B. Hood, o
Fort Fetterman, Geo. A. Mum, O
Massachusetts, W. Hill, of Bucyrus
o Carl Harrington, Of lion, N. Y.
!, A. o. Fox, of Oregon, N. Y, Pete,
Whine, Denver, Col, Q. E. Kilbourne
U. S. army, E. Tusler, Sidney, Neb., J
j. Hamlin, of North Platte and L. D
Swigo TT, of Ogden, are registered a
the Inter Ocean.