The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-25

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day.
Henry Oelrich has returned from the
west.
W. R. Towne, Fremont, arrived
Sunday.
Governor Hoyt visited Rawlins
Saturday.
Thomas Durbin returned from the
east Sunday.
Gen. Thayer was a passenger on yes
terday's No. 3.
w. F. Lee, Fremont, Neb., arrived
yesterday morning.
John Coad returned on Sundays
train from the east.
A. M. Sadd returned from Nebraska
shipping points Sunday.
+. 5. Lusk arrived by Sunday even
ing's coach from the north.
Geo. P. Lapham, Rochester, n. y,
arrived in this city yesterday.
A. R. Converse and S. Doty started
out last evening for the ranch.
John H. BARTLETT, the mining engi-
neer, arrived from Denver Sunday.
B n. Kimball and wife, Boston,
stopped at the Inter Ocean yesterday.
A. Idelman, of the Idelman Bros,
returned from his Colorado trip Sun
day.
Geo. W. Harper, representing Rosen-
baum, Bass & Co.. Chicago, went to
Ogalalla yesterday.
V. B. Dickey left for an extended
trip through Northern Wyoming and
Montana yesterday.
Alex. Benheim made Cheyenne a
hasty call arriving from, departing to,
the south Yesterday afternoon.
Professor w. A. Parrish, the mining
expert, and Dennis Finley, an assistant,
arrived from the south yesterday.
Mrs. T. l.. Pease and daughter,
Laramie City, arrived in this city yes
terday, stopping at the Inter Ocean.
w. H. Duff, superintendent of the
Pelican mine, Georgetown, arrived
from the south yesterday on his
return.
Bill Nye, Of the Boomerang, spent |
the Sabbath in Greeley so as to be out
of the hustle and stir of his city home,
perchance.
j.. D. Hardin arrived from the west
and continued his journey east yester-
day, summoned by a telegraphic dis
patch here.
DIR. Hopkins, territorial veterinarian,
returned Sunday afternoon from a
western trip, taking in Laramie City,
Rawlins aud Rock Creek.
Miss Huntington, a sis~ter-in.law OF
C. p. Huntington, of the Central
Pacific railroad, was an east bound
passenger yesterday afternoon.
Major Broadhead, paymaster, U.
S. A, and his clerk, Mr.. Bassett,
arrived from the south Sunday and
went west en- route to the White River
posts.
H. S. Oliver departed yesterday on a
tour of Colorado, n during his
absence bis office will he in charge of
F. S. Hebard, who will attend to the
business.
George L. Holt returned Sunday
from his ranch in Johnson county, re-
porting cattle and feed to be in a fine
condition, and he being as brown as
ranching generally makes a man:
r. I. Glenn, of Mcintyre & Heath's
minstrel party, was in the city yester-
otay completing arrangements for the
appearance of that company in this
city un Friday and Saturday evenings
of this week. Mr.. Glenn is a heavy
weight, tipping the LEAN at $50 pounds,
and he says that the show which backs
him is equally solid.
Arrivals at the Railroad house Sun
day: C W Hubbard, A Hardcastle, w
A PurdY, Chicago; & Clough; + S
Lusk, Denver; A B Bodnuler, Dead
wood; J B Hurley, Denver. Monday:
Henry Remsen, New York; A. G
Daniels, Chicago; w w Robinson, Den
yer; Dennis Finley, Alma, Colo. A
Wilson, Kansas City.
Arrivals at Dyers Sunday: NJ Sachs,
Omaha; G A Hubbard, Horse Shoe; S
Lisle and wife, Columbus, Kan. IL w
Iightcap, Chicago; 4 A Hopkins and
wife, Milwaukee; L NJ Close, Roches-
ter; T Sparks, Texas; f Schwartz, Pole
Greek; FMalcolm, Carr; A Schilling;
NJ Kane, WaVerley. N. Y; ] Strauss,
Tucson. Monday: J Snodgrass and
family, Mrs. E V Anderson, J E
Townsend, Antelope; R & Glenn and
wife; B f Keeline, Council Bluffs; S B
Schultz, Denver; w Lewis; r Fisk, |
Livermore; G BDunham, Horse Creek;
A Rina, Rawlins.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean Sunday:
j Openheimer, New York; S Doty,
Chugwater; A D Chamberlain, Chicago;
w r Towne, Fremont; A Idelman; ]
II Bartlett, Denver; A NJ Sadd, Chicago;
$ b Stuyvesent, Chicago; J w Danah,
Omaha; ] Kelly, Ogden; B Ramsy,
Omaha; ] Baner, Fort Laramie; l. b
Fowler, Belle Fonche. Monday: w L
Lee, Fremont; A Benheim, Denver; II
II Kimball and wife, Boston; J D Har-
din, Council Bluffs; N n Gown, Texas;
G. A Radtke, New York, C Z Iapham.