, 1885-12-22

Prof j. II. Ryckman went to Colorado
yesterday.
Bill Williams, of Tie Siding. is at the
Inter Ocean.
Gibson Clark went down to Fort Col
Inns Yesterday.
Superintendent Deuel. has returned from
a trip to Omaha.
Donald Melee. of South Pole, returned
from Chadron las; evening.
Luke Voorhees, and family departed
for Pontiac, Mich. on Sunday.
j. W. Blake, Esq, Of Laramie City, is
in Cheyenne on legal business,
Miss Lizzie Whitcomb is at home from
Wolfe hall to spend the holidays.
MIR. and Mrs. John Snodgrass, of An
tclopeville. are at the Inter Ocean.
Sam Kellner babe farewell to Chey-
enne yesterday. and started to try his for
tune at Omaha.
Miss Carrie Le~fingwell and Miss Kate
Davis went East yesterday to spend the
school vacation.
Sam Haas, of North Park, was a pas
senger on the east bound train for Coun-
Gil Bluffs last evening.
Alex. Cox is making rapid strides to-
ward recovery. Mounted on his crutches
he walks out twice n day, and will soon be
ambling round on his W pins.
T. w. Peters and wife started for Phil
adelphia on Sunday. They will the enjoy
holiday season at the Quaker city, after
which Mr.. Peters will take a trip to
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reynolds, of Raw
hide, will leave town to- morrow on a trip
to Junction City, Kan. Mr.. Reynolds
will buy 800 head Of y%earling steers while
in Kansas to be shipped to his ranch in
the spring.
r. j. Baker, of the firm of Baker Il
johnson, arrived in Cheyenne Saturday
evening, aud yesterday morning waived
a herring in the coal land case before
Commissioner Cochran, entering bail in
81 900 for appearance at court.
Lem Ellis appeared on the streets
bright and early yesterday morning with a
double barrel gun over his shoulder. He
was looking for the scamp who had
bronzcd his shoes over night. On every
corner some fellow would shout Catch
on dem golden slippers"
Col. Luke Murrin returned from his
pilgrimage to the Fast on Sunday even
ing. Snow, he says, is whitening the
ground from Chicago to North Platte,
In his capacity as chairman of the board
of commissioners of the penitentiary. he
visited those interesting establishments at
Joliet aid Lincoln. Al Joliet he found
eighty and at Lincoln nine citizens of this
territory who left this country for their
country's good. The colonel has lost no
flesh ON his tour, and held a reception
at his place last evening.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Pacifc-Frank Tracey, james
Crockett, North Platte; j W Taylor,
Omaha; J G Haynes, North Platte; j A
Kerr. Boston; A Burg, Sidney; r Mac
minsie, Laramie; H & Consman, Omaha;
+ i Packard, Coyington, Pa. c B Cook,
r W Rhodes, Omaha.
At the Metropolitan-C ii Bectel,
Laramie, Harry Judson. w j Courtney,
Indian Territory; S J Lohlew, Omaha
Mrs. Alice Cameron st. Joseph; G NJ
Clousman, North Platte; J Yanlin,
Green River; J A Flynn, Youngstown,
o.; Miss Jameson, Cleveland, O.; Jno
McNabb. Denver.
At Fisher's-N Reese, Denver; Miss
Sedgwick. Ada Morton. George Kyle,
Mr. and Mrs Chas McCarty. Louis Knott,
Hot Water company; II B Copeland,
Denver. Frank Harmon, Laramie City;
"A Martin, Horseshoe; S Taylor, Dead
wood; Herbert George, Denver; Jas Cook.
New Mexico; Fred st Dennis, Greeley;
VIM. Peny, Phil Halloween Horse creek;
Il NJ Banks. w II Banks, T J Hubbard,
Chugwater.
At the Inter Ocean-r ID Sulley,
Bloomington; j w Blake, Laramie; Chas
Perez. Horse creek; Miss Gum, Fort
Laramie, Geo + Wanless, Denver; J W
Winkler Woodard Ia. III II Sweeter.