The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-26

creek yesterday.
G. Oscamp jr. La Bonita, arrived il
town yesterday.
V. Del. Mansfield arrived from
Greeley yesterday.
Geo. W. Harper returned yesterday
from Rock creek.
Lieut.. Almy went to Denver yester.
day afternoon.
John Snodgrass came up from Ante
lope yesterday afternoon.
W. E. Gutherie came in from Ante
lope yesterday afternoon.
Fl. NJ. Biglow of Boston, arrived from
the east yesterday enroute to Denver,
Herbert Thayer passed east yesterda,
enroute from Rock Creek to Omaha.
Miss Louise Swan returned yesterday
afternoon from a short visit at Rock
Creek.
Miss Henrlette Margadant went tC
De nver yesterday afternoon for a brief
visit.
Probate Judge Isaac Bergman has
gone toOgalslla to attend to some cattle
interests.
G. H. Conradt returned from Denver
yesterday; having been spending a few
days in Colorado.
DR.. Crook has returned from his ten
days. fishing at Cache la Pouder, with
the usual luck, some fish.
Attorney Weird of the Utah Northern
Railroad passed through this city yes
terday westward bound.
U. X. Gutherie arrived from La
Bonita yesterday, as did also, S. A.
Gutherie and T. B. Hord.
Mons. Berton, French consul passed
through going west yesterday to his
station at San Francisco.
Edward E. Gardner, who accidently
shot himself some time since is about
again with the aid of cruthes.
Jno. R. Rush, of the Pittsburg stock
man P%ittsburg, Pa. returned to this
city yesterday from II trip out west.
Messrs. A. S. and NJ. T. Patrick
PASSED through this city yesterday
afternoon going to Rock Creek from
Omaha.
Miss Alice Rockingham a sister of
Mrs. Horatio Holt of this city arrived
Thursday and will spend the summer
with her sister.
Misses Helen Ross and Kate Trabing
returned yesterday afternoon from
Laramie City, where they have been
visiting friends.
C. T. Taylor, superintendent of the
western division of the L. B. & W. r.
R. arrived from the east yesterday and
went to Denver.
Lieut.. Simpson of the Sd cavalry,
who has been so long stationed at Fort
Russell, departed yesterday to rejoin his
company now in Arizona.
DR.. E. B. Graham departs this norm
ing on his return to his ranch nea Fort
Robinson, to commence his drive of
his beef south to the railroad.
W. c. Irvine went to Ogalalla yester-
day afternoon to attend the shipping of
beef cattle for the Convese Cattle Co.,
in which he is largely interested.
1. P. Atwood and family were passen-
gers on yesterdays west bound train.
Mr.. Atwood is sent out as a missionary
to Japan, and with his family will sail
for Yokohama shortly after arriving In
San Francisco.
Maj. Sutphen, of the Q. s. navy, an
Omaha boy, passed west yesterday
going to San Francisco, from whence his
vessel shortly sails on a mission to Sitka,
Alaska, of which mention has been
made in our telegraphic columns.
Mr.. Robinson now largely engaged in
mining at Hamilton, New, passed
west yesterday accompanied by his wife
from New York. Mr.. RS father was
of the New York broker firm in which
the elder Vanderbilt first was once
engaged.
Arrivals at Dyer's:-J Snodgrass
Antelope; Thirteen of Uncle Toms
Cabin Troupe; A G Thompson Boston;
Frank A Dix Chicago; A II Weber 81
Louis; Chas Campbell Denver.
Arrivals at the Railroad House:-G
W Thorne n Y; W B Wood Omaha; G
H Halden & wife Minneapolis; f Rob
bins st Louis; S Sanders Mt Pleasant
E w Murphy Powder river; j r Rush
Pittsburg Pa; F A Wilson Kansas.
Arrivals at the Inter-O Ocean C
Oscamp jr La Bonita; U K Gutherie
La Bonita; S A CUTLERY La Bonita; N
B Wilson, Marion; T b Hord La Bonita
II S White Horse creek; j d Cross
man Horse creek; II W Wheat Lancas
ter; G II Coridat Lancaster; Mrs NJ J
Clark Horse Creek; z Strong n Y
T D Perine ChIcago;D NJ Spencer Evan
ston; G w Harper Chicago; ] p HibarC
Lincoln: i w Clelland La Bonita; "
Z Gutherie La Bonita; Y Del Mans
field Greeley; l A Lowe Ranch; ] A
Lackey Ranch.