The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-24

II. b. Patten returned from Laramie
City yesterday.
Abe Idelman went out west yesterday
upon a business trip.
r. b. Hicks returned from Laramie
City yesterday afternoon.
II. X. Fox, Of New York. passed
west yesterday IN route to San Fran
cisco.
Harry Kecuc, Of NewYork, was Il
west bound passenger On yesterdays
NJ 3.
senator Fair, Of Nevada, passed
through this city returning to his home
yesterday.
Richard Frewen, of the Frewon Bros
Powder river, arrived in this city from
the west yesterday.
Chas. H.. BuBsard has keen appoint
ed commissioner of the L. p. Ry.
lauds west OF Laramie City.
Capt. Tisdale, superintendent Of the
Rock Springs coal mines, passed
through returning to Rock Springs
yesterday.
Miss Mary Kerrigan returned home
yesterday from Denver where shs has
been attending lchool at st. Mary's
academy.
los. Franz, who has been in Wyom.
,ng attending to his extensive stock
interests, starts on his return to Chi
cago to-day.
W. D. Hastings, who found numer-
GUS acquaintance here during last
years cattle buying season, passed
through this city yesterday afternoon
en- route 10 Michigan.
j. i. Latsch is exceedingly modest.
He has been q proud papa since last
Monday and has kept the matter as
quiet as a Quaker meeting, until yes
teriay when he gave the matter away.
l. pounds, Of course.
a. NJ. Sadd arrived in this city yes
terday and will make Cheyenne his
headquarters during the cattle shipping
season, in connection with j. II. Don
nelly, representing j.. II. Woods Il Co,
Of Chicago. This Sadd fellow il just
as joyial as ever, and he has many
friends who will be glad to see him in
town again.
Mr.. Joseph Frank, Of the well known
rm OF Swan and Frank, ITO Dearborn
street, Chicago, arrived in the city last
evening, and went out to Cummins
City this morning. Mr.. Frank is a
member of the Union mining company,
and visits that city with the view, it is
understood. of taking steps to develop
the compauy's property there. Ell Lara
ME Boomerang.
Chas. Hatton, agent Of the Shoshone
aud Bannock agency in this territory,
passed east on Yesterdays No. 3, en-
route to Hillsdale, Mich. He took ad,
vantage of the long stop of the train at
this point TO look about town observing
the many improvements made and
making, and expressed IL deal of sur,
prise at the rapid and substantial
growth of the Magic city.
Prof. Paul II. Hams, professor of
mathematics at the university of Colo
RADIO, Boulder. came up yesterday to
visit u city in the interest of the uni,
versitY, which, by the way, is a very
important and worthy one. The pro-
fessar expressed astonishment at the
size and Importance of Cheyenne and
the extent Of u leading business
houses. He truly says that most Of the
inter equal those Of Denver.
Arrivals at Dycrs: T. W. Howell,
Fort Laramie; J. w. Mckinney, Kan
sas City; N. E. Wheeler; J. Goodman,
st. Louis; c. NJ. Silver, Louisville; II.
o. Welsh, Wyandot; j. Scanden: y.
Bristol, Fcrt Collins. q
Arrivals at the IntetS Ocean: L. V.
DiIles, Philadelphia; A. Cowan, Bos-
ton; A, n. Sadd, Chicago; Luther S,
Kaufman, Denver; Harry Bush Chit
cage; Thos. McLane, Philadelphia; f.
\. Haight, Ogden; o. b. Ranney,
Omaha; j.. Kelly, Ogden; G. J. Ham
mond, Ogden.
Arrivals ut the Railroad house {:
James SULLIVAN, New York; Geo. w.
Hin, Omaha; Paul II. Hams, Boulder;
Geo. Il. SUBWAY, Kansas City; II. ;.
Mcdonald, Kansas City; +. a, Gonna,
Chicago; +. J. Leighton, Boston; f.
Sheldon, Burlington; Milton a Burns,
New York; S. II. Tolbat.