The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-01

A. b. Ballou is in town again,
Geo. Dunlap returned Yesterday.
Jay Andrews arrived in this city
yesterday.
Ben Samuels returned yesterday
Tie Siding.
Hon. M. Post returned yesterday
from Denver.
Chas. Oehlrichs arrived from the east
yesterday afternoon.
City attorney j. A. Riner went down
to Denver yesterday.
". C. Lykins arrived from the ranch,
Horse Creek, yesterday.
Deputy U. S. Marshal w. Il. Schnit.
ger went west yesterday.
Prof. J. G.. Murphy, Helena, Mont,
returned to the city yesterday.
F. f Warren returned yesterday
from a business trip to Denver.
II. NJ. Nichols, the North Platte
banker, arrived in this city yesterday.
O. G. Roche of Plunkett, Roche &
Co.. Powder river, arrived yesterday.
Tax Agent McMurray of the U. p.
was a passenger upon yesterdays No. 3.
Mr.. Frost ex-goyernment director of
the Union Pacific passed east yester-
day.
e. Boettcher went out to his ranch
yesterday accompanied by his partner
Mr.. Whiting.
j. Kirkpatrick, returned to Ogden
yesterday after having spent a day or
two in this city.
Mr.. Plunkett of Roche Il Co, went
west Yesterday TO attend the firms
cattle shipments.
Lient. Baldwin of the 9th infantry
went west yesterday to rejoin his COM
pany at FIT. Douglas.
J.. B. Porter returned yesterday from
Laramie City where he took part in
Friday evenings concert.
Division Supt. Ed Dickinson return
ed to Laramie City yesterday, haYing
arrived in Cheyenne Friday.
Louis q. jerks returned 10 Chey-
enne yesterday. He has been to
Chicago attending cattle sales.
Mr. Mccormick, the Salt Lake
banker was a passenger upon yester-
da's No. 8. returning to Zion.
j. W. Medium, republican nominee for
delegate to congress from this territory
returned to Laramie City yesterday.
Mrs. S c. Kellogg, wife of Capt.
Kellogg of the 9Th cavalry arrived from
the east yesterday stopping at the Rail.
road house.
N. j. O'Brien returned Friday night
from Laramie City where he acted rs
a%uctioneer at the sale of the Fort
Sanders buildings.
Rev. c. II. Seymour will preach at
st. Marks this morning, and then say
farewell to Cheyenne leaving for the
6HSI On Lie dlJeTOOn LTdln.
Miss Kate Trabing who took n promi-
nent part in the musical entertainment
at Laramie City Friday evening return
ed yesterday afternoon.
@. NJ. Clerk Mcclure of Camp Carlin,
returned yesterday from attendance
upon the sale of the government pro.
perty at FIT. Sanders, recently abandon.
ed.
Capt. j. j. O'Brien returned yester-
day from Laramie City whittier he
went to represent the Q. NJ. depart.
ment at the sale of the buildings at FIT.
Sanders.
Senator Cameron of Pennsylvania
and ''Metoo" Platt of New York are
expected to pass through this city soor
en- route to the Pacific slope. Mr.
Cameron is accompanied by Mrs. G
Arrivals at Dyer's: Thos N Hunter
Jay Andrews, Chicago; ] G Murphy
Helena; II S Leach, Denver; AndeV
Robertson; Jas Clemett; J J Blenan
Oregon.
Arrivals mt the Railroad House
Louis G jerks, Chadron, Neb; T J
Baker, New York; Mrs S c Kellogg
aud servant, Louisville, KY; ] Vos
burg, st Louis; w b Wood, Omaha
Mrs D T 8andalls, shes q; Samuel
Davis, Chicago; II NJ Nichols, Mort
Platte; o Roche, Powder River;
layers, Ogden.
Arrivals at the Inte-O Ocean: A .
Child, Butte City; A b Ballou, Gro,
Creek; T G Fisher, Crow Greek;
Wechsler, st Joe; Walton Lea, Ne,
York; Fred Ballard, Chicago; G Bal
ard, Chicago; Geo A Dunlap, Chicago
] e Thompson, Pine Bluffs; ] V Hay
den, Kansas City. E. Lopez, Denver
b r Grimes, Texas; !. McMicker