The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-22

Morris Davis is stopping in town.
Thos. Branson returned yesterday.
]. NJ. Chadwick went east yesterday.
II. S. White came into town yester-
day.
John Dowley went to Denver yester-
day.
F. J. Rappal went out west yester-
day.
William Ramsen departed east last
evening.
Mrs. Stuart Taylor departed for
New York last evening.
F. c. Fisher came in from the coun-
try yesterday.
A. NJ. Sadd arrived. and departed
east yesterday.
A. b. Ballou returned from his
ranch yesterday.
A. H. Swan returned from the east
yesterday afternoon.
j. W. Withrow came in from the
east yesterday afternoon.
Prof. ]. G.. Murphy came in from the
east on yesterdays No. 3.
J. X. Moore, post trader at Fort
Washable, went east last evening.
j. r. Rush and Jno. p. BeaI, of
Pittsburg, Pa, arrived yesterday.
Col. A. T. Babbitt returned yester-
day from a business visit 20 Chicago.
E. B. Drurey, of Chicago, came in
last night to see his customers in this
city.
E. B. Cleveland returned from the
west. w. A. Johnson, Green River,
arrived also.
Harry oelrichs left for New York
last evening, and from thence will go to
England.
Ex-delegate W. o. Downey arrived
by yesterdays d. p. train from Den
yer, on his return to Laramie City.
Mr.. Montgomery, of the prominent cat
tie firm of Sudduth & Montgomery,
came over from Laramie City yester-
day.
George Garrett, of the Boomerang
JOB office, Laramie City, arrived in this
city yesterday, for a short visit with
his friends here.
Mrs. JIG. Fall, mother of Mrs. Stu
art Taylor, of this city, departed yes
terday afternoon upon her return trip
to San Francisco.
q. A. Anthony and John Edwards,
lawyers, who have been spending sew
eral days in this city, upon legal bust
ness, departed east yesterday.
j. w. Snyder, the candidate for the
territorial council on the democratic
ticket, is the well-known cattle man.
There has been some Misrepresentation
as to the identity of the candidate,
some persons believing A. G. Snyder,
of the Western Union telegraph office,
to be the nominee. The latter gentle
was named for the office at the
convention, but declined to run
Arrivals at the Railroad House: C.
T. Ainser, st. Joe.; S. r. Dickinson,
st. Louis; T. L. Wingwalt and wife,
Omaha; Henry SPAIN, Chicago; c. F.
Iddings, North Platte.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: F. C.
Fisher, Jas. A. Tedford, Denver; ].
L. Mandell, st. Louis; A. Baum, New
York; E. II. Johnson and wife, W.
A. johnson, E. B. Cleveland, Green
River; j. r. Withrow, Council Bluffs;
Thos. Branson, City; T. W. Smith,
Kansas City; H. T. White, J.. W.
Swain, A. M. Sadd, Horse Creek, A.
B. Ballou, ranch: II. w. Potter, Pine
Bluffs; ]. r. Rush, Pittsburg; Jno. P.
Beal, Pittsburg; 8. Blumauer, st. Jo-
seph.
Arrivals hit Dyers: Geo, ~Spendaff,
R. c. Harlow, Fremont; J. R. NARROW,
G. E. Buell., Geneva Lake; Miss G. l..
Benton, ]. II. Bristol and wife, Z.
Thurman, Rock Creek; Jas. NJ. How
ell, Red Bluff; J.. G. Murphy, New
York; Isaac Dibert, Rawhide Butte;
N. Bristol, Fort Collins; j.. II. Rob-
ms, Laporte; L. E. Blackwell, viii
Doggett, Egbert; Jas. B. Kicks, R.
Herike, Pale Creek; H.. r. Hetrick, st.
Louis; j. l.. Capen, Brooklyn; j. B.
Tuttle, Ranch; T. Hoffman, Grand
Greek; Richard Williams, Dillon, Mon
tano