The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-07

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Judge Kingman was on his way to
Denver yesterday.
The wife of Lieut.. Mason set off
eastward yesterday.
Adolph Myer, was going from Omaha,
toward Denver yesterday.
George Starlight went to Rock Creek
yesterday to ship cattle.
W. L. Henderson, of Sterling Colo,
arrived in town yesterday.
j. N. Ingram, a lite1ary Californian, is
visiting Cheyenne for his health.
A passenger to the east-Rev. Mr..
Platt, E%piscopalian, San Francisco.
w. R. Halle, of Laramie, arrived in
Cheyenne yesterday, and is at Dyer's.
Fitz, of the Omaha Bee, was on his
return homeward yesterday from Butte
City.
Geo. W. Harper, Hugh Chittick and
W. f. Brown went to Rock Geek yes
terday.
Mrs. DIR. Wyman and daughter de
parted yesterday, for an extended visit
to Nebraska.
The Misses Peabody, of Laramie,
were yesterday on their way to Denver
TO attend school.
j. ii. Donnelly left for Pine Bluffs
yesterday morning to ship cattle for S.
Boyd. He returned on No. ;.
Capt. Thompson went south yester-
day on his return to his command in
Arizona, taking his family with him.
Mrs. NJ, f. Post is slowly recovering
from the injuries she received last
week by being thrown out of a carriage.
Eastward yesterday-Samuel Boyd,
J. d. Williams. Westward-Alex.
Benham. To Ogalalla-P. f. Federicks.
R. W. Armour, of Glenwood, Iowa,
and an experienced dry goods salesman,
has taken a position in Marks and
Myers store.
The people out west seem to agree
that delegate Post will be renominated,
and the democratic portion express
confidence in his election.
Mrs. Schmolz, mother-in-law of
Hon. Hugo E. Buechner, departed for
her home in the east Yesterday, after a
lengthy visit to Cheyenne.
d. Hayford is still engaged in
bucking against the Union Pacific.
The Union Pacific expects a weekly
buck, from force of habit.
The work Of %excavating the cellar for
Stebbins, Post & Co.'S new bank build
ing will begin this morning. The con
tractor will push it through to compile
ton.
Gov. Hoyt returned IN the late train
yesterday from Rawlins. He had been
obtaining some specimens from the
Seminole district for the Denver Ex-
position.
DIR. Emery, of Newcastle, Pa, and
an old friend and legislative colleague
of Secretary Morgan, passed through
yesterday on his way from Colorado
home. He called at Cheyenne to see
the Secretary.
Major w. NJ. Garvey, receiver of the
United States land office, left yes
terday for Ohio on a thirty days leave.
The major goes { stensibly for his health,
but in reality to assist in the fall cam
paign. Ohio has need of hale and
hearty men like the major TO do yeo-
man work in the party, and he is just
the boy to fill the billiard Jay Hub
BELLS circular, too.
Whitelaw Reid, the young editor of
the tall tower, meath which the New
York Tribune is printed, was an east
bound passenger with the press associa-
ton on Tuesday evening. He express
ed surprise that Wyoming should have
a press association, and was even more
astonished to learn that so many papers
are published here. He is fastening
home to "catch II" to the lively cam
paign that has just opened in New
York. .
Arrivals at Dyer's- L Wertheimer:
] b Morrow; L E Redington, Rawhide
Buttes; f . Powell, Ogalalla; L H
Emessa, W L Henderson and family,
Sterling, Colo; w Turner, Aurora,
Ind; w r Halle, Laramie City; Geo
Clarke, Sherman; ] Noonan, Denver.
Arrivals at the Inter-Ocean: John
Reaugh, Salt Lake; Matt Ryan jr; G r
Palmer, Chicago; Chas Badger, Wells,
Mo; F NJ Street, Denver; Jas Hill,
Egbert; S @ Postewalt, Chicago; J II
Hart, Cheyenne; &c Fisher, Ranch;
Miss Annie Carson, Ten Mile; Al
Borrie, Chicago; T d Perrine, Chicago;
Mrs Mary Wanless, Horse Creek.
Arrivals at the Railroad House:
Jas f Bush, Jno 5 MeCool, L E Mill
ard, S McClaid, Denver; g Gilpin, B
Gilpln, jr, FL Puso County, Colo; A p
Barnard, Colorado Springs; Chas II
Castle, Denver: c F Weller, st Louis;
John Ross, Laramie; A T Bruce, New
York; Chauncey Curtiss, Kansas City;
Henry S PIERCE, Egbert; W b Wood,
Omaha; R B Knox and wife, Rawlins;
J Horton Roy, Cheyenne.