The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-07

Il. Il. Player Is in town again.

A. Ballou arrived from the west yes
terday.
s. II. Frinkfrock, Of Larmie City,
arrived in this city yesterday.
Judge "Timberline" Jones came in
from Laramie City yesterday. =
Mrs. R. $. Glover departed on a short
visit west yesterday afternoon.
c. N. Potter went over the hill to
Laramie City yesterday afternoon.
Supt. A. A. Egbert, of the Colorado
Central, made Cheyenne a visit yester-
day.
Robt. E. Strahorn, Of the New West,
is in this city, having arrived yesterday
afternoon.
Judge NJ. G. Brown came down from
Laramie City yesterday to attend su-
preme court.
Mr.. II. Newman, claim agent for the
U. P. Ry., arrived yesterday from the
east and went south to Denver.
Benz. Morrison, stock inspector, ar
rived from the east yesterday, and is
shaking hands with his friends here.
There was a happy Mann in town
yesterday. The cause was the arrival
Of a young attorney on Sunday night.
Judge ]. B. Blair came down from
Laramie City yesterday afternoon to
attend upon the session of the supreme
court.
DIR. Book, veterinary surgeon of the
9TH cavalry, arrived from Denver Sum
day, and will depart for Fort Laramie
to-day.
Alfred Jackson arrived from Denver
Sunday, bringing with him two ad-
ditional workmen for work in Zehner,
Jackson q Buechner's jewelry establish
meat here.
Marshal Gustav Schnitger arrived
from Laramie City yesterday afternoon
to be in attendance upon the session of
supreme court commenced Yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. II. a. Hinkey, who has been
spending some TINA in this city the
guest of Rev. e. NJ. Sanders and family,
departed yesterday afternoon on her re-
turn to Illinois.
NJ. o. Bennett, in the employ of the
railroad company in this city, has
moved his family to Laramie City,
which place he will make his home, re-
naming in the railways employ there.
j. B. Smith and wife passed through
this city yesterday afternoon going east
upon their return from a fifteen years.
residence in China, where Mr.. Smith
has been a resident agent for a promi-
nent insurance company.
Alfred Harrison departed yesterday
afternoon for Kansas. "Doc' has
severed his interests with Wyoming,
having disposed of his cattle interests,
and will devote the coming season to
studying the anatomy of grasshoppers.
Gen. Supt. j. 7. Clark, Chief Master
Mechanic Congden and Master Builder
Stevens, of the U. p. Ry., went west
yesterday afternoon en- route to Ogden,
occupying the special sol" They
were accompanied by Supt. Law as
far Laramie City.
A. d. Collins, for some time en-
on nod in Ctabbing q, Doat,, h,.I =. All
city, and brother of Cashier ]. w. Col
Inns, departed yesterday afternoon en-
route to Shrewsbury, Pa, to fill the
position of cashier in the savings bank
in that place. During his stay here
MI. Collins has made many friends,
who will regret his departure
Arrivals at Dyer's: J. NJ. Chadwick,
Pole Creek; A. Humphry; D. P.
Whelplay, Omaha; Geo. S. Fortner,
A. Rhodes, Horse Greek; W. B. Baker,
]. L. Baker, Fort Collins.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: M.
W. Young, Chicago; Ed. Carey, Kan
sas City; Andrew Meg uiley, Laporte;
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Nicholas, Laramie
City; j. Budd & Son, Fort Collins.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: E, d,
Montague, Marshall, Mich; Ed. Stul-
Ter, New York; S. Doty, Chugwater; A.
l.. Mason, Kansas City; Robert E.
Strahorn, Denver; j.. b. Morrow, New
vile, Pa; j.. B. Blair, John w. Jones,
S. H. Frinfrock, George D. Deane,
Laramie; w. A. johnson, Green River;
Thomas Lanktree; ]. S. Jones, Elk
Mountain; j. F. Mcguire, San Fran
ciso; l.. d. Swigart, Ogden; J.. C. B.
Caller, Ingersoll.