The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-04

c. c. Andrews, of Fort Collins, arriy-
ed in this city yesterday.
. Colonel Rabbit returned from the
east yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Branson returned yesterday
afternoon from Salt Lake.
W. W. Palmer, of Chicago, arrived
in this city Sunday afternoon.
Major Garvey is seriously i'll and con-
fined to his room under the physicians
care.
H. J. Dickinson, of the Santa Fee
road, passed east yesterday accompanied
by his wife.
A. NJ. Sadd, representing J. II.
Wood Bros, went owe the hill to
Laramie City yesterday.
Phil. Dater and J. II. Ford returned
Sunday from a wagon trip to some
ranch property out west.
J. G. Baird went to Denver Sunday
and will make the capital of the Cen
tenial state a short visit.
Lieutenant W. D. Beal and wife
passed east yesterday en- route from
Fort Steel to Fort Apache.
Miss Grace Hebard will shortly open
a kindergarten school in the rectory.
A notice appears elsewhere.
Samuel Haas, of the stock raising
firm of Evans & Haas, arrived in this
city from the west yesterday.
Henry Altman, of II. & NJ. D.
Altman, of this city, departed yester-
day on a business trip up north.
Charles d. Hines, general agent for
the Hotel Register company OF San
Francisco, passed west yesterday.
John Cummins arrived from Cum
minis City yesterday and departed for
Denver by the Denver Pacific train.
George Lee. one of the LEADER
carrier boys and a son of Coroner Lee,
is recovering nicely from his recent
severe illness.
Miss Belle Martin, of Egbert, and
Mrs. Calkins, of Rockford, Illinois,
spent yesterday in town, having come
up from Egbert.
n. Wagner, salesman for Adams 4
Eldridge, live stock commission firm,
at Council Bluffs, arrived in this city
Sunday, and is spending a few days.
George A. Dunlap, representing
Wood Bros. of Chicago, departed yes
terday afternoon on a western trip,
taking in Laramie City, Rawlius end
Ogden.
Ira A. L. Lyones, NJ. D., instructor
in the eye and ear in the Indian
apolis Medical college, Indianapolis,
Ind, passed west yesterday en- route to
San Francisco.
Hugh Chittick, Jr., who will repre-
sent Adams & Eldridge, of Chicago, in
this city during the approaching cattle
shipping season, arrived Sunday and is
stopping at the Inter Ocean.
Phillip Waterman has returned
from the south and is again stationed
in his old position with Henry Harring-
ton on Eddy street, where numerous
friends will be pleased to meet him
again.
Sames Mcclure, who arrived in this
city Sunday, and has been comforting
with the several insurance agents
upon the subject of the recen.
material increase in insurance rates,
departed for Denver yesterday.
Whitelaw Reid, of the New York
Tribune, and wife and her father, Mr..
D.. o. Mills, and family, passed west
yesterday in the Central Pacific rail
road special car california; en- route
to San Francisco.
7. b. Snyder and wife and daughters,
Kate and Grace, of Three Rivers,
Michigan, arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon intending to spend a few days
here previous to visiting Denver and
Colorado Springs. Mr.. Snyder is a
partner of DIR. Graham in the cattle
business.
BY yesterdays Denver Pacific trains
arrived in this CITY, Mr.. S. b. futile
and his bride, nee Miss Lizzie Taylor,
of Denver. The ceremony was per-
formed yesterday morning in time to
allow the couple to take the train to
this city where Mr.. Tuttle is engaged
as book-keeper for F. f. Warren &
Co.
Arrivals at Dyers: William Dolan,
Egbert; ]. w. Common, Vim. w. Root,
Theo. Alsop, Laramie; Mr. ]. Steele,
~Chugwater; d. McShee.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: Joe
Scott; w. l.. E. Winford, San Fran
cisco; j. A.. McQuillan, New York, E.
R. Smith, Kansas City; B. T. Hattel,
Collins; H. E. Renick, North Platte;
S. Haas, Council Bluffs.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: G.. A.
Dunlap, Chicago; G. D.. Hines, San
Francisco; T. B. Snyder and wife,
Misses Grace and Kate Snyder, Three
River, Mich; s. b. futile, Cheyenne;
Alb. LOOMS, q. b. Andrews, Collins;
George T. Morgan, Thomas Branson,
City.
DIED.
BRAUE.-Louis Lorenzo Braun, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques Braun, of this
city. Born June 9th, 1875; died July