The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-10
Personal CHATTER.
Tho DoIngs. GoinEs and COmInEs of
All OF Us.

~ternoon.
Remenyi and party arrived on the G.
c. train ye terday.
Geo. Creighton, of Omaha, arrived
In this city yesterday.
W. G. Lykins is in town from the
ranch on Horse creek.
L. G. Briggs arrived from Laramie
City yesterday afternoon.
J. A. Hamilton arrived from the
south yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Woods is in Denver visit
ing her friend Miss Carrie Hunter.
Chas. Riner returned yesterday after
noon from his ranch on the Muddy.
Gen. Wesley Merritt returned from
the west yesterday and stopped in this
city.
Alex. McGregor, Union Pacific road
master, returned from Sidney yester-
day.
Willie Whipple, of this city, went
down to Fort Collins yesterday on a
short visit.
Deputy United States Marshal W. r.
Schnitger went over to Laramie City
yesterday.
Maj. E. V. Sumner, Of the 9th, ar
rived in this city from the west yester-
day afternoon.
Arrivals al the Railroad house: Hen
ry G. Rand, c. ]. Steedman, L. c.
Briggs, Laramie.
William Lindemier, of Fort Collins,
came up TO this city yesterday to attend
to his interests here.
Robert Millleen and wife, of Wyom-
ing territ Dry, spent Sunday at the Og-
den, Council Bluffs.-LBee.
Richard Frewen, of the Frewen
Bros, went west on yesterdays No. g.,
after a short stay in this city.
Jno. S. Bigley and Robert Slater, in
terested in cattle in the Powder river
country, arrived in this city yesterday.
Dean NJ. jenkins was in this city
Monday visiting his business ~acquaint-
ances. He departed for Denver yester-
day afternoon.
1t. G. L. Converse, of the Sd caval-
ry, came IN from the west yesterday
and departed for Denver en- route to
the Indian country.
Maj ]. w. Mason, of the Sd cavalry,
arrived from the west yesterday and
stopped in this city awaiting the arri
val of his troops, southwark bound.
Capt. Edwin Pollock, of the 9th in
fantry, arrived from the west yester-
day having been out in attendance
upon a seventeen days court martial
trial.
w. r. Halle went oyer to Cheyenne
last evening. He seems to find some
thing very attractive in that town,
judging from his frequent visits -
Boomerang.
Hon. Thos. Sturgis departed for the
east yesterday instead Of Monday. He
will be absent for about three weeks in
Chicago, Now York, Washington and
other eastern points.
Maj. A. w. Evans, Of the Sd cavalry
in command at Fort Steele, arrived
from the west yesterday and went south
to Denver en- route to Deming, where
he will be in command.
Pullman Conductor Simpson, of the
Kansas Pacific division of the Union
Pacific, was once mail agent running
between Cheyenne and Denver when
there were but two on the route.
Tony Halbert, of Denver, passed
east from this city yesterday afternoon
en- route to New York, where he will
finish his trade, that of jeweler, with
Philip Zehner, son Of Mr.. Philip Zeh-
ner, of this city.
A. II. Babb has resigned his position
as operator in the Western Union office
in this city and yesterday departed west
to accept a position in the office at Salt
Lake. He is a FIRST class operator and
a good fellow, and what is a good thing
in a printers eyes, knows how to make
good copy"
Mr.. E. B. Cleveland, of Green River
arrived here yesterday to complete the
match with one of the members of the
Cheyenne gun club for $3.50 a side,
the shooting to take place this week.
Joe Quincy will sell pools and full par
ticulars will be given a day previous to
tue shooting.
DR.. Jas. d. HOPKINS, the new terri
torial veterinary surgeon, arrived in
this city from New York Monday after
noon to assume the duties Of his posi-
ton. DR.. Hopkins vas an assistant of
Prof. Jas. Law, of Cornell, in the com
mission appointed by the government
for investigation into and suppression
of pleuro-pneumonia in domestic cattle
and is recommended by experience and
many words of favor. He will bring
his family to CheJ enne with the view
Of making this city II home and becom-
ing Il of us.
Arrivals at Dyers: f. II. Weeden, J..
McAfee, Geo. B. Durham, Horse
creek; A. Kearch, Omaha.
Arrivals ut the Inter Ocean. W. B.
Dsckey, Alamosa, Col. a. G. McCor-
kle. William Namely, Geo. Blue, joe
Babcock, Alouzo B-al, Scott King,