The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-06

yesterday.
s. Parke. of the c. i N. W. r. r.,
arrived Tuesday.
Robt. Law returned from Omaha
yesterday afternoon.
J. q. Baird, esq.,, returned Tuesday
from a brief visit to Denver.
r. Galbraith, of Laramie, took a
glimpse of the city yesterday.
J. W. Mackey, the bonanza king,
passed west yesterday on No. 3.
Stuart Taylor and wife, of Powder
river, arrived in this city Tuesday.
U. S. Marshal Gustav Schnitger, ar
rived from Laramie City yesterday.
Capt. Deane Monahsn, wife and
children went east on Tuesdays No. 4.
All the children in the family of N.
N. Craig, are pursuing Il thorough
course Of measles.
The funeral Of Master Louie Braun,
was held at.St. Marks Episcopal church
Tuesday afternoon.
William Evans, of the firm of Evans Il
Haas, arrived in this city Tuesday and
will remain a few days.
Special Agent Sharpe. of the post
office department, and his wife, passed
east yesterday afternoon.
Geo. W. Harper, N. Wagner and A.
d. Chamberlain went down to Greeley
for a short visit yesterday.
Geo. II. West, of Emerson & West
bankers, Greeley. arrived in this city
yesterday stopping at Dyer,s.
A. T. Tuttle and Mrs. futile, Gin
ton, Mich, arrived in this city Tues
day, stopping with friends here.
Miss Clara K. Donlevy departed yes
terday afternoon for st. Paul, Mimi,
to visit her sisters Mrs. D. X. Smith.
Miss st. John is lying quite ill with
measles at the residence of e. F.
Annett, esq.,, but is recovering rapidly.
Mrs. Ernest Wilbur, nee Miss Belle
Orr of this city, arrived from Denver
Tuesday accompanied by Miss Jennie
Orr.
Col. Babbitt will depart for Hartville
this morning, upon business connected
with the proposed erection of a smelter
in that camp.
P. j. Mcintosh, who is manipulating
lightning on the summit, came down
from Sherman to make the Magic city
a call yesterday.
Mr.. Jerome Root, Chicago, arrived
in this city yesterday to confer with
the insurance men upon the recent
new schedules of rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Ridgeway,
who have been spending several months
in this city, departed yesterday after
noon for San Francisco.
H. J.. Plumb, representing a promi-
nent New York dry goods house, ar
rived in this city yesterday and is max
ing his several business acquaintance
a call.
A. S. Pennoyer. business agent for
the Joe X. Emmett company, arrived in
this city yesterday to make arrange
ments for the appearance Of Emmett at
the opera house on the 18th inst.
Hon. NJ. E. Post, Mrs. Post and
niece Miss Parker, returned yesterday
afternoon from Washington, where Mr..
Post has represented the interests of
Wyoming during the congressional
session.
Mr.. Chas. Clay will shortly leave this
city for Rock Greek, where he has in
view a general merchandising trade. 1t
is a matter of regret that he should
deem it advisable to take up his resi-
dence elsewhere.
T. B. Snyder, wife and two daugh-
tiers and DR.. e. B. Graham, departed
for Colorado Springs, Tuesday, where
they will spend a few days previous to
their departure for Graham & Snyder's
ranch in Nebraska.
Frank Obisten, the mining expert SC
prominently known in connection with
j. w. Mackey's mining schemes ar.
rived from Colorado yesterday and con.
tinued his journey west in company
with the Bonanza King.
]. A. Riner, city attorney, went to
Denver yesterday to attend to business
connected with the contract awarded
Mr.. Holme for putting in the water
works in this city. AS 500 as the con-
tract has been properly executed, work
will be begun and rushed TO completion.
Robt. Strahorne, at the head of the
U. p. Ry. literary department; passed
through this city Tuesday en- route
to Denver. MI. Strahorne was
accompanied by his wife and they were
returning from a trip through portions
of Idaho and Montana, for the purpose
of gathering data for a new book upon
that region of the country.