, 1885-11-19

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the city to-day
Mr.. 7, b. Hicks leaves the city this
morning for a trip to Galesburg, Ill.
Hon. Phillip Dater and wife have ar.
rived and are guests at the Pacific hotel.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter returned yes
terday from a very pleasant visit to friends
in Illinois.
Mrs. Helt, of Denver, who has been
visiting Mrs. Haas, of this city, went
home yesterday.
j. ii. Symons, Esq, OF Laramie, pass
ed through this city yesterday en- route to
Denver on land business for the Union
Pacific Railway company.
Miss Marion provinces, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. G.. Pro-
vines, during the last seven months. left
yesterday morning for Fort Worth, Tex.
The pictures of Riel look like Col. Jno.
Atkins, of the Rocky Mountain Ne,cs.
and if Riel was as good a fellow as Ar
kins, he shouldn't have been hung by any
manner of means.
Clark s. Sammins, the general agent
for Kiralfy Brothers around the World,
is in the city making arrangements for
the production here of the attraction
which he represents.
Mrs. Abbott, sister of Mayor Reel, and
mother of Mr.. Ed. Abbott, of the First
National bank, leaves this morning for
her home in Pittsfeld, III. Her society
will be much missed by the ladies OF
Cheyenne.
Yesterday evenings train brought to
Cheyenne, Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Cowhick
Mr. c. has been east some time for her
health and returns much improved. and
o. F. smiles pleasantly over his business
prospects here.
Hon. A. H. Reel, mayor of Chey enne,
returned yesterday from a trip to Utah.
He says the weather olt in Mormondom
is splendid and everything looks well.
During the trip he rode thirty miles horse
back away from a railway station to the
ranch of Beckwith & Quinn.
Mr.. Ashley Bancroft, formerly oil Ban
croft & Co, of San Francisco, arrived
from Chicago last evening. He is now
engaged with Mr.. P. NJ. Wilkerson in
tho History of Wyoming. Mr.. B. says
while in Chicago hat he carefully and
thoroughly examined the work on the
history now in progress, and that it is the
finest work of photography, etc, he has
ever seen, and will be a credit to the pub.
Usher as well as to the territory.
Last night while a LEADER reporter was
coming up street he observed a familiar
face reflected in a show window into which
the gentleman was looking. 1t was Harry
Smart, known among theatrical people
and the newspapers of this country fol
the past thirty years as one of the best,
most reliable and efficient advance mana.
gers of shows hat ever went into the
business. He is here as the drant com,
Ter of the famous Thompson opera com.
pany which is to sing the MKddo at the
opera house in this city next Monday anC
Tuesday evenings. There is no doubI
but that the company and piece are great
If there wa a doubt, the fact that Harry
Smart is with the company would dispe
it, for he never has anything to do witt
attractions that are not first class.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At Fishers-C Bellany, Laramie; 4 !
Shipley, Chicago; F B Chadwick, p Fay
F Bartlett, Pole Greek J Froadders, c n
Corey, Denver; G l. Chase, Rochester
N. Y; c f Jennings, Chicago.
AT the Metropolitan w Marberger
J W Walters, Creston, Ia; c w Hale
G II Eaulers, D Whalen, Helena, Mont
H BSibby and wife, Billings; w Gamesso
Lansing, Mich G & Smith, Denver.
AT the Pacifc-H l. Mead, Rawlins
John NJ. Adams, Boston; l c Cramer, |
NJ Ruger, II G Rise, Omaha; Harry
Smart, Thomson Opera Company; ClarI
S Sammis, Keralfy Bors.; John Miller
Chicago; Phillip Dater and wife.
At the Inter ocean, w Lane
S Knox, Goose Egg Ranch; Il NJ Ward
Chicago; Oscar Hanson, Kansas City;
D NJ Lobdell, New York; J c Bussey
Chicago; r J Bernhart, New York f ]
Bouen, Boston; & Colin, New York; A
Chaplin, Z. S. A.; c L Chadwick, J
Moses, Dry Fork f } Stewart, Kansa
City; Ashley Bancroft, San Francisco;
W Rathburn. Charlie Wood, Fort Lara
ME; J T McFogle, L. S. A.