The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-17

81. b. Rumsey arrived in this city
yesterday from the west.
M. Street, of Council Bluffs, arrived
from the east yesterday.
A. G. McCorkle, Superior, Neb., ar
rived yesterday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Charles E. Anthony
will leave for the east to-day.
George Stanley and Colonel Nathan
Stanley went to Denver yesterday.
Hon. J. j.. Russell, of Iowa, passed
west yesterday, going to Salt Lake.
Superintendent Robert Law came in
from the west yesterday afternoon.
Rev. G. IL. Benton passed west yes.
terday, on his way to San Francisco.
]. $. Miner is stopping in the city.
having arrived from up north'' Tues
day.
Mr.. j. W. Deal and family of San
Francisco. passed west yesterday upoh
No. g..
Captain H. l.. Henry passed west
yesterday, going from Council Bluffs to
Salt Lake.
Nat Brown, OF the c., b. & Q. rail
road, passed east yesterday, a passenger
upon No. a.
D.. G. Adams came in from tho west
yesterday, to call upon his business
friends here.
William Coburn and j. C. Noodle, of
Omaha, arrived yesterday en- route to
the Black Hills.
Benjamin Hellman, the popular
clothier, departed for the east yester-
day, via Denver.
Charles Webbel, of Altman q Web
bel, Fort Fetterman, arrived in this
city observation-disclosures.
Abe Idelman went down into Color
ado yesterday to call upon his custom
ers in the Centennial state.
G. T. Iddings, of the Railroad eating
house at North Platte, arrived in this
city from the east yesterday.
George Q. Cannon, normandom's
unseated representative, passed west
yesterday, on his return to Zion.
NJ. De Young and wife, of San Fran
CISCO, were passengers upon yesterdays
Nc. 3, returning to San Francisco.
Mrs. E. W. Nye and children, of
Laramie City, were passengers return
ing to Laramie and Bill, yesterday.
Lieutenant H. De Laney,:now sta
TONED at Fort Sidney, is in town with
Mrs. De Laney, visiting friends here.
G. W. Kitchen, of the w%ell-known
firm of caterers on the line of the
Union Pacific, passed east yesterday.
DR.. Joseph Hopkins, territorial vet
erinarian, arrived from a trip up west,
to look up Blackleg yesterday after
noon.
William Ellison, of Pittsburg, is
expected to-day, to take a position in
the Western Union telegraph office in
this city.
Meyer Hellman, of Omaha, who ar
rived from the west and spent Tuesday
with his brother, Benjamin Hellman,
of this city, went to Denver yesterday.
Lieutenant William Quinton, of the
7th infantry, passed through this city
yesterday, going west from Fort SMELL
ing, Mimi, with a detachment of seven
men, after military prisoners.
DIR. E. B. Graham, Mrs. Graham and
Miss Kate, returned yesterday from a
camping trip into Colorado, including
a fishing excursion along the Poudre,
and a diversion into North Park.
T. B. Snyder, wife and daughters,
returned yesterday afternoon from a
camping trip into Colorado, in COM
pany with DR.. Graham't people. They
will leave to-day on their return to
their home at Three Rivers, Mich.
Arrivals at Dyer's: j. Matter,
Lance Creek; G d Wilson, Philadel-
phia; T j Rutledge; t II Lowe, Oma-
ha; o ] Swan, San Jose.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: Mrs.
G X Hunter. Fort Mckinney; f T
McNitt, Silver Cliff; w Coburn, Oma-
ha; ] G Noodle, J F Sabdell, Boston;
DC Adams, Chicago; W B Calvert,
San Jose; d N Knowles, Simsville.
Arrivals at the Inter-O Ocean: A De
Laney and wife, Fort Sydney; II
Beason; A Bowie Chug Water; G G
Segare, Chicago; ] W Dykins, Evans
ton; E B Cleveland, Chicago; Q R Nc
Gee. Kansas City; ] w Coplin, Texas;
J johnson, ] ] Hitchfield, Omaha; C
E Paddock, Denver; T H werden,
Chicago. G Shumway, Kansas City; A
@ McCorkle, F H Lowe, Omaha; Mrs.
Hamilton and children, D Street, st.
Joseph; t B Snyder and wife, and
Misses Grace and Kate Snyder, Three
Rivers, Mich. J S Sconce and wife;
Mrs. A J Calvert; H NJ Roace, US A;
Dan Meeris, Ogden.
Call on f. E. Warren & CO., and.
see the choicest line of fine Chinas
ever brought to the city. aug9-tf
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