The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-01

m. M IatIeiSOn arrived from Ln6
east on yesterdays No. 3.
Mr.. +. NJ. Phillips and neice departed
east yesterday. via Denver.
E. B. Cleveland, of Green River,
arrived in this city Sunday.
Chas. W. Sweet is filling the cash
ier's chair in the freight office.
Mrs. G. W. Lear left for Rawlins
yesterday to meet her husband.
M. A. Arnold, of Kent g. Arnold,
went to Laramie City yesterday.
ii. S. Oliver returned Sunday from a
weeks tour through Colorado.
II. w. Williston, the Laramie City
s%tationer, arrived in town yesterday.
Geo. W. Hoyt is back from a IN
ming visit to Hartville and Copper
opolis.
Miss Mary st. Johns started for
Boone, Iowa, Sunday, to attend the
wedding of a sister.
' Geo. W. Harper goes to Pine Bluffs
to-day to attend the shipping of Han
mas cattle Wednesday.
Jesse Knight, territorial auditor, ar
rived from the west Sunday and will
remain in town a few days.
Miss Susie Powell is with Mrs. R. S.
Van Tassell upon a short visit, having
arrived from Sidney, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dial will 90 to
the Ogden hot springs Thursday, on ac-
count Of Mrs. Dial's poor health.
Chas. w. Beck, of the Sun, has gone
out on a fortnight's fishing tip, for
rest, recreation, aud last and least,
fish.
Congressman Pacheco, of California,
was a west bound passenger on yestsr-
days No. 8, returning home from
Washington.
DIR. Hopkins, territorial veterinarian,
went west to Laramie Sunday; from
thence he went to Centennial to look
over some diseased cattle.
Mr.. McQuilett, of the Western Cat
tie company, made Cheyenne a brief
call yesterday, arriving by one train
from Denver and departing by the
other.
Henry Brunell, who made man ac-
quaintances during a previous s%ojourn
in this city, has returned to Cheyenne
and his old position in Cowhick's dry
good store.
Prof. John C. Freeman, Of Madison,
Wis., and Prof. Stern, late minister of
education for the Argentine c~onfedera-
tion, and latterly of the Normal school
at Madison, passed through this city
yesterday en- route to Denver, where they
represent several Wisconsin papers.
Mr.. G. A. Jones and wife arrived in
this city Sunday. Mr.. Jones is looking
over the ground with the view of a
business investment. A noteworthy
fact is that while during a tour through
Colorado, nearly every one he ap-
preached was willing or anxious to sell
out, in Cheyenne, no business man is
DESTROYS of ~disposing of his trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones go from here to
Montana, but will return shortly.
Arrivals at the Railroad house. :
Sunday: John Sparks, L. c. Baldwin,
Council Bluffs; E. II. Short, New
York; John Dawlin. L. Lesser. Sam
Polaski, Albert Wilzinski, San Fran
cisco; Geo. Clough, Golden. Monday:
A. II. Greenberg, San Francisco: j. r.
Port, Boston; NJ. NJ. Patterson, O..
~Richenberch, Chicago; G. w. Paradice,
Kansas City; Mrs. McGraw, Lone Tree;
F. j. Fisher, Wyoming; d. F. Boyden,
Boston.
Arrivals at Dyer's-Sunday: Henry
ID. Laird, Cedar Rapids; w. A. Stew
ard, Boston; Nat Jones, Wyoming; A.
B. Clark Dyer's Ranch; j. G. Marsh,
New Murrin; H, Tuxford, New York;
j. W. Arbran, E. II. Erway, Running
Water; N. Bristol, Fort Collins; E. A..
Booth, Antelope; j. Daley, W. r.
Halle, Laramie City; Geo. W. David
son, Powder River. Monday: NJ. H.
Campbell, Denver; Geo. Morgan, st.
Louis; Jas. Farley, John Storrie, T. A.
Douglas, Egbert; G. W. Kepler, Dayen-
port, la.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean-Sunday:
l.. A. Lowe, Boston; Ben. Brown, st.
Louis; Miss j. s. Wheeler, Miss M. A.
Wheeler, Muddy Creek; Geo. W. Nc
Donald, Chicago; q. A. Jones and wife
Omaha; c. J.. Duff, Nebraska City;
Jesse Knight, Evanston; e. B. Cleve-
land, Green River; Geo. Creighton,
Council Bluffs; j. NJ. Chadwick, Pole
Creek; NJ. J. Hogan, Ogden; @. j. Ken
nedy, Rock Greek; W. H. Williston,
Laramie. Monday: A. d. Crane,
X. G. Moorhouse, Mo. Valley; A. G.
Burnett and wife, Brandon; J.. +. Hew-
lit, Cincinnati; John Adams, Colorado;
A. r. Baker, Minneapolis.
IED
James Frederick Droney, infant
child of James Droney, on July 31st,
aged mi a and seven days. The