The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-14

No. 8.
/ Chas. Clay, now of Rock Creek is in
/. town.
John Keogh went out west yesterday
. afternoon.
George Dunlap arrived yesterday
from the west.
Miss Lizzie Bon went to Denver yes
terday afternoon.
John Tinnin arrived from the west
yesterday afternoon.
Mat. Ryan jr., came in from the west
yesterday afternoon.
W. F. Brown came in from the west
yesterday afternoon.
E r. Hurd, the lumber dealer, went
to Denver, yesterday.
Samuel Haas and William Evans, of
Evans & Haas, are in town.
Contractor Jas. East went down to
Denver yesterday afternoon.
Judge Hugus Of Fort Steel passed
east yesterday en- route to Omaha.
Hugh Chittick jr., went out west
yesterday to attend cattle shipments.
Ora Haley of Laramie City passed
through this city yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. A. r. Converse, ManVille
and Fargo departed for their ran CHI
yesterday.
A. NJ. Sadd went to Ogalalls yester-
terday to look after J. H. Wood & Cos
interests.
Col. Hooker fitted back to the
Nebraska cattle shipping points again
yesterday.
Chief Engineer ]. Bl~ickensderffer
passed through this city yesterday
westward bound.
Miss Lizzie Moran went to Denver
yesterday afternoon upon a short visit
with friends there.
Gov. Hale departed yesterday for his
home in Iowa for a brief stay preced-
ing his return for permanent residence.
Miss S~harpless, sister of Sheriff
Sharpless of this city went to Denver
yesterday upon a visit with friends
there.
Lemuel Smith went west to Rock
Greek yesterday, to attend q shipment
of cattle which he will make from that
point.
F. E. Addons returned yesterday
afternoon from a visit to Cape May,
Nj, where his family are spending the
summer.
DR.. Hopkins, territorial veterinarian
went to Denver yesterday to examine
the stock yards there, and take in" the
Exposition. $500
A. D. Kelly returned yesterday from
his visit with his people east and has
resumed his position behind the eoun-
ter in Shaw's grocery.
Homer Merrill, wife and son, who
accompanied the press association on
its Colorado trip, departed west yester-
day returning to Rawlins.
Prof. Stanton returned yesterday
afternoon from a trip to the Silver
Crown mines. His reports OF appear
ances there are very favorable.
q Yesterday afternoon, Henry Altman
of H. & NJ. D. Altman of this city
departed on an extended tour to New
York and other eastern points.
Arrivals at the Railroad House: Jno
Tinnin, Nevada; J A Blassingame, s C;
C Mittlers; H s Scott, New York; Z R
Smith, Kansas City; VIM Evans.
Mrs. Toddhunter, mother of Mrs. Bert
Richie of this city, departed on her
return east yesterday, after having
spent several weeks with her daughter
here.
Arrivals at Dyer's E L Chamber
lain, Dry Cheyenne; Enoch Cornell,
Laramie City; j j Manley and wife,
Laramie City; ] A Mathews, Nevada;
E Il Werdon;
DR.. j. Y. Cowhick went east again
yesterday bound for Pulaski, New
York, to testify in the eager bigamy
trial, in which he is an important wit
ness having oficiated at marriage of
No. l.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean Thos
A Garrigues, Leavenworth; Mat Ryan
jr., Leavenworth; Mr. and Mrs Geo A
Dunlap, Chicago; W F Crown, Chicago;
] F Mier, Chicago; Jno G Wilseling,
Fit Collins; Eli Mattison, Fl Collins;
II NJ White, Chicago.
Yesterday afternoon W. l.. Kuyken-
dali departed east to represent the
Grand lodge of Wyoming I. o. o. F.,
at the Sovereign Grand lodge the
session of which begins in Baltimore,
on the 18th inst. Henry Altman will
represent the Grand encampment.
Ben Stern, business agent for the
''Old Shipmates'' combination which Ia
to appear in this city next week, Friday
and Saturday evenings, made the office
a pleasant call yesterday, having ar
rived in town on business connected
with the appearance Of the company
here. In Denver the play made a decid-
ed hit and did a large business. 1t
abounds in pathos and humor, is abso-
lutely free from all vulgarisms, and is
elegantlyset with attractive scenery
including one, on shin board.