, 1885-07-14
MENTION.
Ienry Altman has gone To Denver.

Hon. David Miller returned last SUI
day from Chicago.
Mr.. Pratt, of Pratt x Ferris. was i
Cheyenne yesterday.
Will Guthrie went to NebnskN yestel
day to look after his cattle.
p. b. Bnsher, Esq, of Denver, /
here looking after his cattle interests.
John Sparks came in yesterday iron
his ranch at Thousand Springs valley
Nevada.
Richard Latham, from Iron mountain
is hauling lumber for improvements OF
his ranch.
Col. NJ. Ogden, representing f. Melloi
& Co, of Philadelphia has gone to Lara
mic, wool gathering
Contractor Charles McGarvey returned
from Fort Fctterman yesterday and viii
remain in town a few days,
David Miller, the jeweler, returned last
Sunday evening from a visit 10 his family
who are sumnering at Boone, Iowa.
Prof. A De Monco, the famous mag.
nctic doctor Of Denver, was here Sunday
night and went home yesterday morning.
Mrs. A. Lockwitz. wife of the Eddy
street furniture dealer, returned last even
ing from Omaha, AMI the old man is
happy now.
Mrs. Douglas, nee Alice longworthy,
well known in Cheyenne, lately died at
Columbus, Neb. and was buried at Du-
buque, Iowa.
j. X. Jeffrey has bought a herd of
short-horn, Whitehead chickens. Joe
Fisher is Interested and will probably
have the naming Of the foreman in
charge.
Mn. H. l.. Tibbeus and family and
Mn. VERIFY went yesterday to Tibbett's
ranch on Grow creek, thirty-fvemiles
south. Mr.. T. recently built a hand
some residence.
Judge Peck made a twenty minutes
speech before Judge Lacey yesterday,
which consumed two hours by a slow
watch lie made a very exhaustive ar
gument in the Bresnahan- Newman vs..
Du"y "'s''oi '"'o'
charley Alc'aryey returned Yesterday
IRON fort Caspaf, where he has leen con-
str'ctlng a dlteh Tor the Carry brothers
Inc ditch IS taken u OF the Box Elder
and when complete wall lrrirate 1000
acres OF good farming land.
l. c. Wynn has enlarged his Wind
ARE -honntahoer so that now, instead
OF looking IKE a iollo from the back part
oil a spening book 1t appears on our table
a handsome ~six-rolninn newspaper a
10 Lander the own IN Fremont
county yoinins' where II Is published.
EN- Senator \. j. Hill, II. r. VOL.
colt and +. o. Wolcott, of Denver, came
in ON yesterday morning train from
Montana. They arc enthusiastic about
tue MINES oil Montana, ana the manner IN
mel they are being developed. The
party went 10 Denver on the forenoon
tram
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wagner, formerly
of this city, came in yesterday morning
from Ogden. Mr.. W. went on east while
Mrs. W., who is a niece of Hon. ". w.
Corlett, will remain his guest during her
husband absence. Mrs. Wagner was
Miss Lilly Andrews, who was raised by
nir' ana Mrs Oorlett sic has a oeautl-
iui giri baby
Hon. Charles Francis Adams, president
of the Union Pacific, was here Sunday on
a special train. In company with him were
A. J. Galloway, general manager. S. O.
Smith, general superintendent; +. Dick
son, assistant general superintendent.
and p. Touhy, assistant superintendent of
the Colorado division. The party have
been inspecting the Colorado system of
the Union Pacific.
NJ n R,rrous oli,,. or,ho IL
Tribune published At kawllns, returned
from Denver yesterday and pn effort was
made To induce him to rmain over last
ni.,b, b,, bo sa;d tho, 49, H. 10 +.
"'s"' u NO 'r'u az 90 '"''' ~ NC Il
love laborlos to attempt to holdh him back