The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-26

W. f. Swan arrived by Yesterdays
No. 3.
Geo. II. West arrived in this city
yesterday.
W. II. Haustead arrived from Chica.
go yesterday.
J. w. Bruner arrived last night from
North Platte.
Gov. Jno. W Hoyt returned yesterday
from the west.
j. NJ. Chadwick returned from the
west yesterday.
Paymaster Joslyn, of tue U. p. went
east yesterday.
B. f. Drake, Chicago, arrived in
town yesterday.
F. W. Phillips has returned to town
from his ranch.
II. 5. White came in from Horse
Greek yesterday.
E. A. Page arrived from the north
Monday evening.
F. S. Lusk departed for Denver yes
terday afternoon.
G. Oskamp, jr., La Bonte, returned
to town yesterday.
c. w. Kitchen, arrived from Lara
mic City yesterday.
j. J. Cummings, of the Omaha Re-
publican, is in town.
J. W. Hammond went down to Ogal-
ALA yesterday afternoon
E. L. Waxham and wife, Rockford,
Ills, arrived in this city yesterday.
T. II. Wicks, Pullman superinten-
dent for the st. Louis division, is in
Denver.
p. E. Fredericks returned yesterday
morning from attending some cattle
shipments.
Judge l.. Harrison, of San Francisco,
was an EAST bound passenger on yester-
days No. 4.
Capt. Roberts, of Gen. Crooks staff,
passed through this city Yesterday en-
route to Omaha.
Supt. Dickey, of the U. p. telegraph,
with Mrs. Dickey, were passengers on
yesterdays No. 4.
Messrs. Babbitt, Parish, Bartlett and
Finley, departed for the northern mines
yesterday morning.
E. R. Devolt. representing A. Booth,
of Chicago, Baltimore and st. Louis,
arrived from the west yesterday.
]. j. Burns, assistant superintendent
of the U. p. telegraph, arrived from the
west and went to Denver yesterday.
]. II. Donnelly, the high forehead for
J. II. Wood & Co., in this section, re-
turned from Denver yesterday after.
noon
Abe ldelman went west yesterday
afternoon to look after the interests of
of the Idelman Bros, in the western
trade.
s. A. Bristol went to Rawlins yester-
day to assist in the ceremonies attend
ant upon laying the corner stone for a
new Masonic building there.
Gen. Crook will arrive from the west
to day on his return to Omaha prepare
tory to his departure for his new
department command.in Arizona.
Miss Annie Maxwell came from Fort
Collins Yesterday with Miss LOOMS who
has come from that town to make her a
visit. The two young ladies went out
to the Chug, by this mornings coach.
c. b. Andrews came up from Fort
Collins yesterday to meet his father ex-
pected to arrive from the east to-day.
The elder Mr.. Andrews is a partner of
Eads in his large Improvement enter
priseS.
Yice-President II. Porter, of the
Pullman Palace Car Co., and general
inspector for the company, arrived from
the west yesterday and departed south
over the Denver Pacific R. R. accom-
panied by his wife and son.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
5. B. Jones of the U. p. at Omaha,
came up from the south over the G. G.
yesterday to meet Mrs. Jones, who
arrived from the west on No. 4. Mr..
and Mrs. Jones went to Denver over
the D. p.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Geo S McGrew,
st Louis; VIM f Gowdy, Kansas City;
Wm NJ Crane, jr, Denver; H Tuxford,
New York; Geo Lathrop, Fort Lara
ME.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: J J
Cummings, Omaha; Geo II West,
Greeley; Mrs Jas A jackson; J b Mil
Ter, New York; Q II Miller, New
York; A Constable, Fort Collins; Miss
Maxwell, Chugwater; Miss Loomis,
Fort, Collins; G B Andrews, Fort Col
Inns; F W Armstrong. New York; Will
S Stevens, Kansas City; c w Kitchen,
Laramie; E R DeyOlt, Chicago.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: Z l.
Markham and wife, Rockford, Ill; II T
Jaeger, Chicago; II S White, Horse
Creek; NJ G Grosscup, Milwaukee; R L
Drake, Chicago; W II Haustesd; Chi
cago; Rupert Nuckolls, Salt Lake; G
Oskamp, jr, La Bonte; A G McAus-
land, New York; p e Fredericks, Mo
CM Moore, Nashville; John H Don
nelly, Denver; d 7 Mallett, Chicago;
Geo Mitchell, Laramie river; Geo
Creighton, Council Bluffs: ] S Under