The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-19
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Thos. Sturgis departed east Sunday
Thos. Durham returned from the easi
Sunday.
II. S. White went east yesterda,
afternoon.
E. F. Gale went out to his ranch
yesterday.
J. G.. Edgar departed east yesterda,
afternoon.
J. S. Taylor arrived from the wesr
Sunday afternoon.
Jno. c. Dyer and ]. M. Findley re,
turned to Rawlins Sunday.
]. W. Medium returned to Laramie
City yesterday afternoon.
A. H. Reel and wife returned Sun
day afternoon from Salt Lake.
Morris Davis arrived in this city
Sunday evening for a hasty visit.
W. T. Brown arrived from the east
yesterday as did, also, C. B. Palmer.
l. Kabls and wife and Miss Lizzi.
Bon returned yesterday from Denver.
Gov. Hale writes from Glenwoof
that he is somewhat improved in health
W. R schnitger, deputy U. s MAJ
shall, arrived from Evanston yesterday
Senator Miller of California, passed
through on his return home yesterday.
VIM. Evans made a flying trip 10
Laramie City Sunday returning yester-
day.
Otto Gramm OF Laramie City, pass
ed through this city Sunday en- route t.
Denver.
Sapt. Pollack, of Portland, Oregon,
was an east bound passenger on yostef-
days No. 4.
Fl. Garbanetti pissed through this city
Colorado bound from the west yester-
day afternoon.
Congressman Wise of Pennsylvania,
arrived from the east yesterday, stoi :
ping in this city.
G. w: Knowles of Portland, Oregon.
passed through this city eastward
bound yesterday.
Charles Blydenburgh of the Carbon
Co., Journal departed on his return
to Rawlins Sunday.
Territorial Stenographer Richardson
went out west yesterday to attend the
Green River court.
Paymaster Towar and his clerk, A.
W. Butler were passengers on yester
day east bound train.
U. S Marshal Gustav Schnitger who
came over the hill to be present at the
adjournment of court, returned yester-
day.
NJ. G. Brown who arrived Sunday to
be present at the close Of court yester-
day returned to Laramie by Yesterdays
No. g.
Mrs. Sweeney, wife of the proprietor
of the fremont house, fremont. Neb..
passed east yesterday on her return
home.
Rev. II. S. Hilton departed to Denver
yesterday to be present at q meeting of
the directors of the University of
Denver.
w. W. Corlette went out on yester-
days west bound train en- route tu
Green River where court is now in.
session.
Judge Sener departed yesterday after
noon upon an extensive trip to and on
the Pacific coast and will be absent
several weeks.
P. E. Snow, who took an extra ex-
press run to Ogden a day or two since.
returned to his duties in the Cheyenne
office yesterday.
Gen. Rosecrans who has figured so
so largely in political news during the
last session of Congress, passed west yes
terday OF his return to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Potter departed
for Denver Sunday; while absent Mr..
Porter will attend the meeting of the
Grand lodge X. of p. OF which organi-
cation he is q prominent member.
Ex-Gov. Hoyt has returned from his
Nebraska trip during the progress of
which he delivered several lectures In
the interest of woman suffrage, a move
ment which is being strongly pushed by
its deciples in Nebraska.
Arrivals at the Inter-O Ocean, Sunday.
Vim. Robertson. Quincy; E. Boettcher,
Chicago; G. J. Reilly, Denver John
White. Cincinnati /; G. F. Miller; Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. A. Girdles I; J.. C. D.-
Wis. Rawlins ; Ira A. Fosburgh, Chi
cago 1. a. Lowe f. G. Wood, Kan
sas City ; II. S. White, Horse Greek !;
Mrs. z. Kennedy and family, Chicago /;
A. B. Ballou, Crow Creek ; F. C. Rod
gers, Horse Creek /; H. l. Thoar, Chi
cago M. c. Brown, Laramie.
Monday S. Doty, Ranch II. H.
Robinson, Des Moines 4; w. f. Brown,
Chicago ; c R. Palmer, Chicago; W.
II. Andersen, Livermore !; Mrs. E. Bos-
ley, Laramie /; II. ". White, Chicago,
Arrivals at Dyers-Sunday: A. W.
Adams, Cheyenne River; j. V. Murray,
Cheyenne River; Geo. Wildick and
wife, Aurora, Neb; R. II. Lawton, Chi
cago; H. D. Pierce, Cleveland; G. LEM
Cleveland; Jas. Snowden, Denver; N.
W. Cozzeps: w. Gavin. Laramie: M