, 1885-06-02
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Lon. Meyer is in from his ranch.
Tom Sun, of Rawlins, is in the city.
Tom Branson has returned to the city
William Dolen is up from the Muddy
Jay Pettibone has returned from tn,
south. r.
J. I. Larkins, of Buffalo, Wyo., is Il
the city.
R. S. Van Tassell has returned from
his ranch.
Thomas stursis left for Denver yester
day morning.
Mrs. Carter is slowly recovering from q
severe illness.
Donald Clarke is in from his ranch on
Upper Horse creek.
Mr.. Z. A. Slack has returned from New
York, after three weeks absence.
W. ]. Garland, of Pine Bluffs, is auto
gnphed at the Inter-0 Ocean.
Luke Voorhees, returned from the
northern portion of the territory yesterday.
Thomas Swobe, Of the Union Pacific
hotel company, was in the city yesterday.
Ora Haley, one ofthe prominent cattle-
men of Laramie City, arrivedlas evening.
r. G. Butter, one of the solid citizens
of Carbon county, was in tho city ycstor-
day.
Surveyor Jack Dow will leave the city
today for his home near Big Horn. John
son county.
Russell Thorp, of Rawhide, arrived in
the city yesterday and is autographed at
the Inter-Oce
Willard Miner and S. W. Beatty.
two prominent stockmen of Fort Collins,
are registered at the Inter Ocean.
Mr.. A. B. Patten, of the U. P. Land
Office in this city, is a proud parent aud he
doesn't attempt to hide the fact.
William Lindenmeir will return to his
home in Fort Collins this morning. He
will be accompanied by Mrs. Lindenmeir.
Mrs. L. Nagle returned last Sunday
from a visit to friends in Rock Island, ac-
c%ompanied by her mother, Mrs. Hous-
man.
Judge Carey, A. Gilchrist and Thomas
Sturgis are in Denver as witnesses in the
case of Mann against the Arkansas Land
and Cattle company.
Charles Keller leaves for San Francisco
Jay to be absent several weeks. He
will also stop in Salt Lake City several
days before his return.
NJ. G. Barrow, the bright and breezy
editor of the Rawlins Tribune was in
Cheyenne yesterday n few hours. He re-
turned to Rawlins on the evening train
Deacon Matthew Smith, of Huntington,
Mass, the venerable father of Mrs. Gov
ernor Warren, and who has been in Chey-
enne several times before, has once more
made the long Journey from his home to
visit his daughter.
Owing to the change of postmasters in
the Cheyenne ~postofice, which change
took effect yesterday, Mr.. j. Burlelgh
Pollard, for the past year the assistant
postmaster. stepped down and out. Mr..
Pollard has been connected with the post
office here for the past ten years. He has
occupied all the various positions from
mailing and delivery clerk to money order
and registry clerk, and assistant post
master, and in all these positions he. has
given entire satisfaction, He has ever
been courteous, obliging and attentive to
business, and during the ten years of this
service he has been absent from the office
but few days. The money that has passed
through his hands during hat time
amounts to millions, and every cent of it
has been faithfully accounted for. With
pride his friends point to this record,
which is indeed an enviable one, and
worthy of emulation by all who occupy
responsible positions. Mr.. Pollard will
engage in business here, and as he is yet
a young man, his capacity, close appllca-
ton to his duties and fine business habits
acquired, will bring him success in what
ever field he may choose to enter.