The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-06

W. Denison is in from Bear creek.

". Denison Is In from Bear creek.
Judge Seuer is expected here to-day.
g. Hecht was in Laramie yester-
day.
e. A. Fay, of Horse creek, is In the
city.
W. q. Bradbury is in from the Sa-
billie.
George Street, of Rock creek, is in
the city.
Ex Governor Hoyt went to Omaha
last night.
Bob. Starlight returned from his
ranch Sunday.
Vess. Sherman, foreman Of the II.
R. outfit, is in town.
s. A. and W. E. Guthrie, of La
Bonte, are in the city.
John Donnelly came in from the
southeast last evening.
F. b. Gilmore, of Omaha, we'll known
in this section, is in town.
j. Ii. Keepe returned to the east
Sunday, not to return until spring.
DR.. Hayford, of the Laramie Senti-
mel. returned from his eastern trip yes
terday.
MI. Lawson starts on a deer hunting
expedition to-day. He will be in the
neighborhood of the T Y ranch.
s. A. Mercer. proprietor of the new
stock journal. went to Denver last
night. He says his outfit has now been
ten days on the road between here and
ST. Louis, and as soon as it arrives and
can be put in order, the initial number
of the paper will be published.
George A. Dunlap, %julliest and most
genial of stockmen, left for Chicago
Sunday. and his hearty laugh and cor
dial voice will lie heard here no more
until next spring. AS the ballad says,
1--WE shall miss you George. we shall
miss you" The firm which he repre-
sents, Wood Bros. 6 Co., have had
more cattle consigned to them this sea-
son from points in this section than
any other firm in the Chicago stock
yards.
w Fletcher Brown, who has repre-
sented the live stock commission firm
of Gregory, Cooley & Co., Chicago,
left yesterday for home via Denver.
We will miss the genial face of
''Fletch," as he was Familiarity known.
A good word aud a good joke for every
body, he was zone of us" in more ways
than we want to mention. Hope he
will come again as he leaves us. The
house which he represents, Gregory,
Cooley & Co, is one of the Oldest in
the business, and always reliable. They
have handled a large number of cattle
this season, more going over the North
ern Pacific than the Union Pacific.
Registered at the Railroad house
Sunday F Hill, Kansas City; L NJ
Judd, North Platte; L w Huff, Keo-
kuk, Iowa; W B Wood, Omaha; G B
Walker, U S A; W A Jackson, ] g
Hodges, Jr., Golden W Moody, San
francisco; G Street, Rock creek.-Mon-
day-Shieber, New York; A s Flesh
elm, Kansas City; G F Annett. Salt
Lake; ] ] Mann, Denver; A Newbur-
ger, H Skinner, A ] Spimm, New
York; F B Gilmore, Omaha.
Registered at the Inter- Ocean hotel
Sunday-Vess Sherman, ] A Shaw,
ranch; W e Bradbury, Sabille; w R
Atkins, Fort Collins; E R Munply, Den
yer; 81 S Pierce, Egbert; W L McDon-
aid, Chicago; R W Starlight, ranch
Monday-B F Johnson, Greeley; E
Mitchell, st Louis; A J Pierce, Auburn,
N Y; E B Bostwick and wife, Boston;
1 Lawson, Missouri; E ] Durfee, Chica-
go; G L Duncan, Shelbyville; s A
Guthrie, La Bonte; F 8 Mills, ranch;
w ] Conwell, W H Dunlap, Denver, A
L Cribbs, Chicago; II Walker, ranch;
A Baum, New York; D M Keith, Dem
yer; A Mannheim and wife, New York.
Registered at Dyer's hotel
Sunday c Ford, San Antonio; ] D
Legg, R P Shook, Buffalo; G Mason,
Fort Laramie; r Ferguson, ] Gordon
and family, W Dorsey, W Dawson, F
Gordon, Ireland; D McMoan. Chug; E
A Fay, Horse creek; W Benson, Bear
creek; G Wienberger, Camp City; R
Reynolds, Rock creek; F S Rima, Lar
amie.-Monday-H G Newcomb and
wife, Fort Laramie; ] .Winterling,
Spearish; ] Cornell, F Cafy, ] Ambus-
ter, R Highly; w Gaush, A Harper,
Hartville; ] G Shaw, L V st Clair, A
L Bennett, F A Shaw, NJ r Gardner,