The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-31

John Ihomas, OF Hay Il Thomas, is
In town again.
]. w. Hammond arrived from a visit
east yesterday afternoon.
W. II. Hubbard returned from the
east yesterday afternoon.
Capt. A. D.. King departed on his re-
turn west yesterday afternoon.
Judge j. B. Sener returned yesterday
afternoon from Laramie City.
W. w. Corlett returned by yester-
days No. 4 from Laramie City.
Lieut.. Geo. o. Eaton arrived in this
city from Fort Laramie yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John London and fam
lily arrived from Fort Laramie yester-
day.
Conductor Thos. Burke is back on
his run after a short visit way down
in Maine"
j. e. S. Richardson, territorial stem
ographer, returned yesterday afternoon
from Laramie City.
F. NJ. Phillip and wife returned to
this city from Mr.. Phillips ranch on
the Laramie river, yesterday.
Lieut.. B. D. Price and wife came in
from Fort Sanders by yesterdays Nc.
4, for a visit with friends at Fort Rus
sell.
Col. Downey passed through this city
yesterday on his way from Laramie
City to Denver upon legal business for
the North Park mines, of which he is
attorney.
DIR. Alex. Rixa made the LEADER
office a pleasant call last evening, in the
interest of Reminyi, the great violinist,
who will appear in this city in a grand
concert IN May 9th.
Among the new acquisitions to this
part of the moral vineyard, fresh from
the east, are A. Slough and w. F.
Hemphill, both of Shippensbury, Pa.
They will be engaged in the cattle SER
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rumble departed
on their way east yesterday. The twain
were made one Wednesday afternoon at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Den
mark, in this city, by Rev. A. b.
Banks.
Miss Dove Wiley went to Denver yes.
terday in company with Miss Nellie
Orr, who is to attend the st. Mary's
school in that city, remaining until the
coming June. Miss Wiley will return
Monday.
Jesse Knight, of Evanston, arrived
in this city yesterday to assume the
books and duties of the Office of terri.
torial auditor. He was accompanied
by his family, who continued the jour
ney east upon a visit.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: Geo
o. Eaton, U. s. A.. Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
London, Miss London, Fort Laramie
VIM. :. Dyer, NJ. D., Deadwood; A.
VonNicheruut, New York; H. 5. Saw.
tell, Chicago; d. L. Sturgis, Kansa.
City; w. b. Wood, Omaha; E. II.
Cowles, Pine Bluffs; r. Robinson, Og
den.
Arrivals at Dyer's: D. McPhee, Rich
eleau Greek; Geo. F. Morgan, Cannar.
go, Ills; Jno. R. Shaw, Antelope; NJ
Flarsheimer, st. Joe; Thos. Carroll and
wife, Philadelphia; VIM. s. Ballou,
wife and children; Wellington, Vt; G.
A. Root; w. q. Mahan, st. Joe; G. A.
Mcleod, Greeley; Alfred Ford, Golden
VIM. Dolan.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: H. G.
Sharp, Omaha; Chas. A. Girdler, Wal
ter Lea, New York; Geo. Hubbard,
Cedar Rapids; H. Coffman, Pueblo
al Smith, Denver; Geo. Creighton,
Council Bluffs; ]. F. Gillespie, Kansa.
City. Louis ]. Gillespie, Kansas City:
Giles o. Hall, Kansas City; Herbert
Thayer, Rock Creek; F. N. Phillip.
and wife, Laramie river; D. T. Beam
BILE, Dead wood; Jesse knight, Evans
ton; DR.. Alex. Rixa, Denver; j. G. S
Richardson; S. Doty, Chug water; Chas.
Shivorer, Denver; j. NJ. Hazazen, For,
Collins.