The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-20
PERSONAL
Richard Frewen is in town.

John Trinnin went east yesterday.
Geo. W. Harper returned yesterday.
Harry Oelrlchs is at Laramie City.
L. J. Watson returned to town yes
t 2rday.
Geo. W. IIoyt and wife are visiting
in Denver.
John Sparks departed east yesterday
afternoon.
II. Dowlin, the stockman, arrived in
this city yesterday.
c. E. Oatman, or Brown, Price Il
Co., is at Rawlins.
Adam schilling departed for 4 visit
to Leadville yesterday.
NJ. f. Maley is seriously ill with
fever al S. a. Bristol's.
j.. w. Hammond returned from the
east yesterday afternoon.
Prof. Samuel Aughey arrived from
the east yesterday afternoon.
N. r. Davis returned Tuesday eve
ming from his northern ranch.
Col. Locke, of Omaha, passed east on
his return to the Missouri yesterday.
Ex-Conductor VIM. Smith of this
city, will depart for Oregon to-day.
Geo. II. West arrived in this city
yesterday and is stopping at Dyer's.
Gov. Jno. W. Hoyt arrived from
Fort Laramie by last evenings coach.
Rev. Father Boylan, after lecturing
at Laramie City; departed west Tues
day.
Mr.. Sumner, the Schuyler banker,
passed west yesterday going to Salt
Lake.
e. w. France arrived from Rawlins
yesterday morning accompanying a ship
ment of cattle.
j. p. Rankin, Rawlins, arrived yes
terday morning, accompanying his cat
tie Chicago-wards.
Geo. b. Roberts, a prominent mining
operator, passed west yesterday en-
lbuiS 70 pdu IlhuCloCp.
Mrs. a. H. Swan and her daughter
Louise, departed to Denver yesterday
afternoon for a short visit.
Capt. Jno. C. Bourke, of the Sd cav
airy, was.a west bound passenger going
through this city yesterday.
Herbert Thayer of Rock Creek, was
an EAST bound passenger passing
through on yesterdays No. 4.
j. J. Mills, a mining broker of promi-
nenee, was a San Francisco bound
passenger on yesterdays No. 3.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Schnitger and
family went to Laramie City yesterday
and will spend a fortnight there.
Gen. La Grange, recently of the U.
S. mint at San Francisco, passed west
yesterday returning to the coast.
DR.. Joseph Hopkins, territorial vet
erinarian, went over to Laramie City
yesterday to look over some sheep
there.
p. p. Shelby, assistant general
freight agent of the q. P. Ry., passed
through this city going east yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Wells and daughter and Misses
Wakeley and Doane, of Omaha, were
west bound passengers yesterday en-
route to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Pease, mother of W. D. Pease
and Mrs. A. Underwood, of this city,
has so far recovered from a very severe
illness as to be able to ride out on pleas
ant days.
Rev. Mr.. Chapman, of Laramie City,
who has been in attendance upon the
Sunday school convention here, was
yesterday Unexpectedly summoned to
Laramie by the death of one of his con-
gregation.
Arrivals at the Railroad house: Fl.
S. Wallace, Kansas City; E. b. Drurey,
Chicago; n. V. Kuhner, jr., Dayen-
port.
Arrivals at Dyer's: Miss Weebark,
EoTG JOHNS; L. u. JOIln, SU. LOUIS;
Geo. N. Murphy, Denver; J. G. Dow
lin; Jno. A. Martin, Ms.rblehead; Geo.
H. West, Greeley.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: g. A.
Wilson, Illinois; L. J. Watson, Burnet:
E. Mirrille, Austin; Ernest Chase, st,
Joe; r. &C. Head and family, Texas
Miss Nora Kelly, Texas; W. G. Lewis.
Texas; flames Taylor, Texas; N. J.
Dillory, Deer Trail; Geo. A. Harper.
Chicago; J. F. Barden, Kansas City
Geo II. Worden, Chicago; Johr
Griffith, Denver; Sam Schneider, Kan,
sas City.
Live stock Notes.
YESTERDAY [. N. Alter shipped tire,