The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-22
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yesterday.
Frank Meanea went out west yester-
day afternoon.
j. II. Jones and wife arrived from the
west yesterday.
]. T. Clark went To Denver Sunday
in his special car.
All. Swan returned from the west
Sunday afternoon.
j. D. Hardin went to Laramie City
yesterday afternoon.
Superintendent Robert Law went
west Sunday afternoon.
Jacques Braun returned to town
upon yesterdays No. 3.
Chas. Riner came up from his ranch
on the Muddy yesterday.
Father Quinn, of Fremont, arrived
from the south yesterday.
Stock agent Sam Richie arrived from
the east Sunday afternoon.
j. A. Riner returned Sunday from
his trip to Fort Washable.
DR.. Wrighter, of Omaha, went east
on his return home yesterday.
J.. G. Pratt returned Sunday from
a pleasure trip through Nevada.
Hon. Morgan R. Wise, of PennsyIva-
mia, returned to town yesterday.
John H. Donnelly, of ]. H. Wood 81
Co., returned to town yesterday.
H. B. Player arrived yesterday after
noon from Chicago and st. Louis.
n. E. Wheeler, of the Warm Springs
ranch, Col, was in town Sunday.
Capt. S. G. Kellogg, of the 9TH caval-
nv, arrived from the east yesterday.
Congressman Cassidy, of. Nevada,
passed west yesterday, returning home.
Edward Frewen and Herbert Mag
nae, England, arrived in this City yes
terday.
j. r. Rush, of the Pittsburg Stock
man, arrived in this city from the east
Sunday.
Paymast + Jas. r. Roche, U. 5. A,
was a passenger on yesterdays east
bound train.
Mrs. Lieut.. Charles Morton and chill
dren arrived from Fort Mckinney en-
route to Arizona.
Capt. W. Willard has arrived at
Cheyenne Depot, relieving Major Elder
kins mt that point.
Commissioner Burchard, of the U. s.
mint, arrived from the west Sunday
and went TO Denver.
Mrs. Ed. Chase returned to Denver
Sunday afternoon, after spending sew
eral days in this city.
Congressman Page, of California, was
a passenger upon yesterdays No. 3, re-
turning to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. A. Ringalsky is in town again,
having returned from Teller, where he
is interested in merchandising.
DIR. Mercer, of the U. p. Railway,
passed through this city Sunday after
noon; also DR.. Somers, of Fort Omaha.
T. b. Dickson returned from a pros
pecting trip up west Sunday afternoon,
bringing with him some heavyweight
galena.
J. A. Gordon, chief clerk of the UP.
car department, at Omaha, was a west
bound passenger yesterday going
through.
Special Agent Mahoney, of the post
office department, was a passenger upon
Yesterdays west bound train, returning
to his home at San Francisco.
Mrs. E. Dunn, of Omaha, mother OF
Mr.. Ross. of the firm of Jenkins &
Ross, of this city, arrived in town yes.
terday upon a visit with her son.
j. d. Gardner, of Craig s. Gardner,
departed east yesterday afternoon, Ell
route to New York to purchase e
goods for their large trade.
Deputy U. S. Marshal w. r, Schnit.
ger returned Sunday afternoon from
Fort Washable, whittier he went to at.
tend to the cases OF some whisky selling
Mexicans.
Prof. Jenny. the prominent mining
expert of Salt Lake, arrived from the
west Sunday and went to Denver to at
tend the meeting of scientists in session
in Denver.
Judge G. l.. Highly, of the appellate
| onnrf SErfnnfa1l III old TINA frtanf
of A. II. Reel, arrived in this city from
the east yesterday afternoon continuing
his journey to Denver.
Thos. Bower, a nephew OF secretary
Morgan, of this city, and Editor Rush
Of the Pittsburg Stockmau, went ives
yesterday on a visit to the warm spring!
for a short stay.
Messrs. Lo%nghurst, Pacific express
agent of this city, and Dantforth, of tn,
U. p. freight office here, returned Sun
day evening from an extended hunting
and fishing excursion. They report lot
of sport, as well as game and fish.
For line watch repairing,
sp29tf DAVID MILLER. 18th sire
Call on f. Z. Warren & Co., an,
see the choicest line of fine China
ever brought to the city. aug9-tf
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For first class watch work go to
ZEHNER, JACKSON 81 BUECHNER'e
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