, 1885-09-04
Personal
!. Nagle has gone to Denver.


c. g, Manion, a Kansas City cattlemal
came in from the west yesterday.
Ben. G. Majors, a prominent stockmar
of Uinta county, arrived from the ives
yesterday morning.
j. l.. Atkinson and Charles Lenner, o
Rawlins, are IN the city making arrange
ments for the shipping of cattle.
Mr.. Mercer, of the Stock Journal
came in from the west yesterday. lie
has been attending u cattlelnen's conven.
ton in Montana.
Hon. A. G. Campbell and bride missed
the train at Omaha on Wednesday, but
they left on yesterdays train and will be
here this evening.
Mn. George arrived yesterday and was
met at the train by her liege lord, the gal
liant Texas colonel, who is the special
agent of the land office here.
DR.. G.. B. Gray and Mr. {. 5. Jones,
who is interested with the doctor in cattle
on his ranch at Running Water, came
home yesterday by the way Of Chadron
Gen. Frank Marshall, one OF the pioneers
of Colorado, and one of its earliest gov
ernors, now a prominent citizen and CAPT
talist of Denver, is here for the frst time
in two years and is amazed ut Cheyenne's
improvement.
Mr.. Charles +. Coffee and family re-
turned yesterday from their ranch, where
they have spent the summer All are
looking brown, rugged and healthy. and
are warmly welcomed home by their nu-
merous friends.
Hon. l.. s. Cornell, superintendent OF
public instruction in Colorado. arrived
from Denver last evening and is stopping
at the Inter Ocean hotel, He will de-
liver a lecture tonight before the Teach
ers' Institute on Mental Contraction. >
Judge James Bean returned yesterday
from an absence of three weeks in the
Black Hills and elsewhere. He was at
Deadwood and came home by the way of
Chadron, which he says isa lively camp
of 300 houses which have been built in
the last four months.
Mr.. Henry Baumann, who has lately
been employed by j. S. Collins & Co,
left yesterday for Chicago, where he will
enter a school and complete his education
IN German. He intends entering the
ministry, and has been a faithful member
of the Young Peoples meetings of the
Congregational church.
Hon. Homer Merrill was here yesterday
and left on the evening train for his home
at Rawlins. He is making another Wyo-
ming collection. mostly of grasses and
grains, to add to the territory display at
New Orleans, and he has received a letter
from high authority in Maine Which asks
for a collection of Wyoming grains for
the state exposition there.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT the Metropolitan-Chas Colling-
wood. Toronto, Ont; Thos Watson, San
Francisco; J Mcmahon and wife, Port
land, Oregon; II p Hannifn and wife,
Guelph, Ont; VIM Phillips, Omaha.
At Fishers hotel A johnson. Tur-
rel camp; A c Sanders, Middle Crow; II
B Hutchinson, L%eavenworth; ) J Robb
and wife, Antelope; J Wallace, wife and
boy, Columbus; p F Vandeyer, Dyers-
vile; NJ n Meyer Grand Rapids; r B
Anderson ranch.
At the Inter Ocean-T b Thorp. New
York, TT Norton, Paducah, Ky, Mrs C
A Moore, 2 S Frederick, Denver; d IL
Gale, Greeley, Colo; J W Farthiug, Bear
creek; Charles McClay. Hat creek; Geo
King, st Louis II C Mayor, Frank Blake,
II Merrill, NJ Gray, Rawlins; VIM Nutall,
John II Boyle, Denver, VI II Lamb, j II
Kennedy, Fort Fetterman; C w Berg
dory. Denver; II Abbott, W VI Boomer,
Greeley; f Manrall. TT Lapmans and
wife, l. S Cornell. Denver; j A Sewall,
Boulder.