The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-30
PERSOSAE.ITIEA.

day.
NJ. c. Brown, of Laramie City, is In
the city.
Territorial Auditor Jessie Knight is
In town.
Mai. Bush, of the infantry, passed
west Sunday.
Col. Hooker arrived II this city yes
terday from Greeley.
Judge Blair is still in Ill health, at
the springs near Ogden.
Lieut.. Geo. Eaton, of the 3rd cavalry,
departed east yesterday.
A. Nichols, of Teller, Colorado. is
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. Theo. ". Chafree arrived from
Hillsdale yesterday afternoon.
L. c. Briggs went over the hill to
Laramie City yesterday afternoon.
L. $. Marshall Schnitger arrived
from Laramie City yesterday after
noon.
Lieut.. F. II. Bliss, of the LIST artillery,
passed west Sunday en- route to San
Francisco.
Hon. Harry Oelrichs returned Sum
day from an extended visit east and
over the water.
Maj. Jos. W. Wham came over
from Laramie City yesterday, and is
is stopping in the city.
Lieut.. C. P. Johnson, Of the 4th in
fantry, departed west Yesterday en-
route to Fort Fred Steele.
Col. Carlin, of the infantry, arrived
from the east Sunday to assume COM
mand of Fort D. A. Russell.
Lieut.. James A. Leyden, of the 4th
infantry, returned yesterday afternoon
from his trip west with recruits.
G. w. Kitchen, of the Kitchen Bros,
passed through this city yesterday en-
route from Laramie City to Omaha.
Mrs. Dodd, wife of Lieut.. George
Dodd of the Bird cavalry, passed east
yesterday on her way to Washington.
]. D. Brown, superintendent of the
Pullman palace car company, was an
east-bound passenger or yesterdays
No. 4.
Capt. Duncan, of the ordinance de-
partment, passed west Sunday to en-
gage in special duty for the interior de-
partment.
Capt. J. ]. O'Brien went to Denver
yesterday afternoon to act as n Of the
judges in al comparative militia drill to
be held in that city.
Prof. G.. F. Inman and Mr.. Porter,
of this city, went to Denver yesterday
afternoon for a weeks s~ojourn in the
Colorado metropolis.
H. E. Pratt returned yesterday from
Laramie City whittier he had been upon
business connected with the telephone
exchange of that town.
Ed. Chase, OF Denver, came up from
Denver Sunday, returning by the D. P,
accompanied by Mrs. Chase, who has
been spending the past week in this
city.
Prof. Held, recently of Erie, Pa, is
in this city with a view of locating per-
m%anently here as an instructor of vocal
and instrumental music, making vocal
culture a specially.
A party consisting of Jas. II. Cook,
Arthur NJ. Sparhawk and Jno. Martin,
started out yesterday morning on a trip
up into the Yellowstone country to
look up desirable hunting grounds for
an English party expected over later in
the season.
The LEADER office was favored yes
terday with a very pleasant call from
Hon. Chae. II. Litchman, of Massachu.
sets, secretary Of the greenback nation
al committee, and a newspaper mar Of
q deal of experience. Mr.. Litchman is
also at the head of the Order of Red
Men, and stopped off in this city the
guest of the Sparhawk Bros, on his
way to San Francisco from Denver.
Arrivals at Dyer's: F. d. Cotton.
North Platte; W. T. McVey, Denver;
J. NJ. Jones, Denver; w. Sheasby, L.
z. II. II.
Arrivals at the Railroad house J..
Watson, California; Mrs. Vernon, Cal
ifornia; Mr.. z. NJ. Smith, Sacramento;
Jos. W. Wham, U. $. A.; J. V. b.
Wood, Omaha.
Arrivals at the Inter Ocean: Geo.
b. Spier, New York; Fred Blackensee,
New York; Chas. Stimson, Denver;
NJ. C. Brown, Laramie City; Geo. s.
Shaw, Chicago; c. C. Moore. Pole
Creek; o. b. Ramey, Omaha; John
Kelly, Ogden.