, 1885-10-09

Mayor Reel returned yesterday.

Mayor Reel returned yesterday.
Doug. Rhodes has gone to New York.
Maj Frank Wolcott WAS here yester-
day.
James Arthur, of Greeley, is at the
Inter Ocean.
Samuel Mcfarland, the brickmaker, has
gone to Denver.
Hon. II. V. S. Groesbcck of Laramie,
was here yesterday.
p. Walpole and family departed yester
day for a visit to Sioux City, la.
Judge Qimberlinel Jones and wife re
turned yesterday from a Denver trip.
Ed Kaufman returned last night from
a trip TO Denver. lie feels better now.
John Sepline and wife. of Vermont,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ballou, of this
city.
Contractor Riley, of Denver, who has
been visiting Cheyenne, went home yes
terday.
Mayor Reel and his wife leave the city
this morning to spend a few weeks in
Chicago.
]. w. McCarten returned yesterday
from Denver. He bought a newspaper
outfit while there.
j. j. Mann is in Sheridan, Wyo., taking
dispositions to be used in n suit that is
shortly to be tried in the United States
supreme court.
Angelo Noce, an Italian printer who
used to work in Cheyenne, is publishing a
paper in Denver in his mother tongue
called La Stella.
City Clerk Richards has returned from
his trip to San Francisco. He had a Jolly
good time, and seems to have held his
own, though he is still quite emaciated.
Henry Thompson came in from his
ranch yesterday, and will take his family
out to-day. Mr.. T. states that there is Il
surety that mail, service will be put on
between Cheyenne and Grover, Col.
Prof Joseph Luce, of Pueblo, Col,
passed through this city yesterday on his
return from Oregon, where he went to
examine and report upon a gold mine on
the Oregon Navigation company railroad
near Snake river. He says there are 200
Cinnamon there digging gold, using the
old fashioned rocker and making money.
The day Mr.. Luce was there the Celes-
tials deposited $1,000 worth of gold dust
in the bank.
Eugene S. Cohen. who went 10 North
Park in 1880, has returned to Cheyenne
and signifies his intention of remaining
here. He has been one of the best stay
ers" hat ever went to that region, and
has ~unbounded confidence in the future
prosperity of that section. For til. past
year he has been in the general merchan-
disc business at Grand Lake. Cohen says
he has concluded that there is no place
like Cheyenne. His many friends give
him a cordial welcome.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Inter Ocean hotel-C Kelly,
J d Harden. Denver; A Mitchell, Salt
Lake; + b Cleveland, Laramie; F 4
Garreyne, NJ Hatfield, st Louis; FL
Smith. New York Il NJ Ward, Chicago;
Geo Kremer. Denver; II Farthing, Bear
creek.
AT the Metropolitan hotel-C A Hasten,
c Reynolds, Omaha; b II Bradford, EA
Hozell and daughter. Oregon; George G
Marchall, Pittsburg NJ c Cannaugh, Mo-
berly, Mo. VIM Warehouse John Logan,
Geneva, O.
At the Pacific hotel-A Haas. ranch;
II Kennedy, Omaha; Chas Messiner. st
Louis, Maj and Mrs Pearson. L $ A. W
p Ogden, Denver; NJ II Lydenham, Kcar
ney; ! G Morrow, Omaha. CB Earl, La
Sale; | = Prinele, John Morcland, Den
yer; X ii Grady, Omaha II w Myers,
Canton; w Stephens, Chicago; II y
Hileman, Omaha.
At Fisher hotel-N Ferauld, Fort
Laramie; james 5 Murphy. New York.
w II Luddy, Chico, Cal w n Dozicr,
Denver; Henry + Fox, Chicago; l. p
Raddclif, Kansas City; w y Lyon, Den
yer; M Fadge, Fort Laramie; A Beltz-
hoosner, Pittsburg; J w Whitehead, St
Joe; n + Wheeler, Mendon Springs l.
s Poland, Denver; r = Allen, Chup. +
D Fetterman, Pittsburg,
Engraving in all its branches is done a
ZEHNER, JACKSON 4 BUECHNER's