The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-23

Personal MENTION.
John Tinnin has gone out west.
J. G. Rankin has returned west.
J. d. Hardin returned yesterday.
John Durbin went west yesterday.
L. L. Rappal went west yesterday.
Robt. Law went to Denver yesterday.
Homer Merrill departed west yester-
day.
Col. Babbitt has returned from Den
yer.
A. Ballou arrived yesterday after
noon.
a. S. Patrick arrived in this city
terday.
W. F. Brown returned to town yes
terday.
Jay Pettibone, jr., arrived in town
yesterday.
Tom Sun returned to Laramie City
yesterday.
Hugh Chittick returned to. the city
yesterday.
Col. shoup, of Montana, passed west
yesterday.
Chas. Riner went ont to his ranch
yesterday.
Adam Schilling returned, from the
south yesterday.
Father Hays has returned from u trip
to Fort Laramie.
f. J. Rappal, jr., returned east yes
terday afternoon.
L. D. Perrine,o of Chicago, returned to
this city yesterday.
NJ. G. Owen, Salt Lake, arrived in
this city yesterday.
Geo. W. Hoyt returned from Denver
yesterday afternoon.
F. j. Rappal, ir., Joliet, was among
yesterdays arrivals OF stockmen.
Father Boylan, who is in San Fran
cisco, will likely stop on his return.
]. q. Whipple returned last evening
from his ranch accompanied by his
partner, Nh. Sawyer.
Miss May Deane returned to Laramie
City yesterday, after spending a short
time with friends here.
Conductor Darrah, of the Truckee
division of the Central Pacific r. R.,
was a western bound passenger on
yesterdays No. 3.
Agent Longhurst. Waterman Dant-
forth and others started out on a little
r~usticating trip into Colorado yesterday
to be absent about a day or two.
Nat Brown, travelling agent of the
C., b. q Q. R. R., was in town yester-
day looking after the interests of the
ever popular Burlington route"
Lieut.. E. B. Robertson, of the 9th
infantry at Cheyenne Depot, departed
east yesterday to take part in the
department rifle contest at Omaha.
Conductor Ed. Snow, of the Laramie
division, passed west yesterday accom-
panied by Mrs. Snow. They are re-
turning from a visit IN Ohio, to Lara
ME City.
Chas Brown, of this city, arrived
from the east accompanying his large
surveying outfit which continued west
on the line of the Granger cut off. An
extra baggage car accommodated their
instruments and baggage.
Prof. Ingersoll, the newly elected
president of the Colorado state agricul-
tural college at Fort Collins, arrived
from the east yesterday and departed
for Collins. Prof. Ingersoll was en-
gagged in Bodowin college up to the time
of his appointment to the new position.
Arrivals at the Railroad house +.
NJ. Gray, Norfolk, Va; c. w. Para
dice, Kansas City; W. E. Page, Des
Moines; W. H. Lind, Davenport; Jas.
A. Pillsbury, st. Louis; A. S. Patrick,
Rock Creek; Tom Adams, Rock Greek;
Geo. Gushing, Chicago.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Henry H. Sted-
man, Evanston; F. Riley, Omaha;
eleven members of the Tennessee
Jubilee Singers; E. G. Hancock, Colo
RADIO Springs; Bryan Snyder, Omaha;
Adam SchilliDg; Mrs. e. de Andrade;
NJ. w. Stone, Table Mountain.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: j. d.
Hardin, Council Bluffs; J. D. Perrine,
Chicago; F. j. Rappal, jr., Joliet, Ills. I;
Martin Schneck, Denver, Jay Petit
bone, Buffalo; E. L. Wilder, Youngs-
town; A. B. Clark; M. G. Owen; Salt
Lake; W. F. Brown, Chicago; Hugh
Chittick, jr., Chicago; Nat Brown,
Burlington, Ia; Henri Haber, San
Francisco;J. j. Hirschield, Omaha; A.
S. Field, Boston; Jno. d. Davis, Fort
Collins; A. b. Ballou.
Mining Patents Obtained.
And all manner of legal mining bust