, 1885-09-03
Personal mESTioN.

Charlie Beck left for Chicago yesterday
morning.
p. L. Smith, territorial auditor, was in
this city yesterday.
Mrs. James a. George will arrive to
day from New York.
Hon. A. C. Campbell and bride will ar
rive in Cheyenne to -day.
Mr.. Carter, of Coo & Carter, Of Omaha,
railroad contractors, was here yesterday.
j. NJ. Tisdell. of Rock Springs. peni-
Tertiary commissioner. was here yester-
day.
George L. Hutton, l.. L. Williams and
John Crooks, of Laramie, are in the
city.
jesse Converse, one of Laramie young
business men, was on the eastbound pas
senger train yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Ong have re-
turned from Peoria, ILL.,, where they have
been visiting sick relatives.
c. n. Potter, ESD, came from Sidney
yesterday, where he has been attending to
some law matters.
Marshal Carr came down from Laramie
yesterday. He has been paying of the
penitentiary employees.
Officer Boswell was in this city yester-
day and went west on the special with
Governor Warren last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis o. Ball departed
for Michigan yesterday morning, in which
state they will make an extended visit.
George i. Durbin departed for Ohio
yesterday, where he will make a two
months visit. This ia his first trip east
for ten years.
Solomon Herman, for a long time in
the employ Of the Warren emporium,
started for Europe yesterday on business,
He will return to Cheyenne in two
months.
Hon. John HALEY, of Idaho, delegate
in congress for that territory, and for
whom the brightest town in the territory
was named, was here yesterday morni q,
going east.
Messrs. Brown and Halleck, of the
Powder River Live Stock company, were
passengers on the eastbound train yester-
day morning, en- route to Chadron from
which point they are soon to begin ship
ping cattle.
Lieut.. j. G. Walsh, of the signal corps,
is in the city inspecting the signal station.
He was very much pleased with the man
agement of Mr.. Notson, the observer in
Cheyenne. He leaves here to-day for Den
yer, Colo. The lieutenant is an old
campaigner on the plains.
Mrs. Gen. O'Brien, of Omaha, sister
in-law OF Capt. Nick O'Brien, and
mother-in-law of t. J. Fisher, deputy
county clerk, was here yesterday for a
couple Of hours, on her way for a visit to
Oregon. She was met at the depot by
Judge Fisher and his family and other of
Mrs. O'Brien's relatives.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Metropolitan. John 0'Oonner,
jamestown. N. Y; Frank Harrington,
Chicago. L o Hamilton, Trenton, Ill.
Geo j Bishop, Lidney. Neb. J A Hazel,
Ration, n. NJ; r Rothgerher, Denver.
At Fishers: J NJ Tisdel, Rock Springs;
Chas Bellany, Jno Crooks, Laramie; Jno
Lahour, Green River; Mrs c A Golden,
Rawlins; Geo L Hutton, L L Williams,
Laramie; W Maxwell, Tic Siding;
VIM Nuthill, Salt Lake; J W Chase,
Ranch; II Primer, L B Avery, Omaha;
+ II Sombcrn, Franklin, N. Y; w II
Deysir, Denver; w L Wagner, New
York. A NJ Bauman, Fort Steele.
At the Inter Ocean: ? S Smith, o
W Mead, Rawlins; J II Patterson, Chi
cago; T ] Hutchinson, Ranch; PJ Pings,
Louisville, KY w c Pierce, St. Louis,
Mo. L j Price Virginia Dale; Lieut. Van
Ordale, Fort Laramie; VIM II Moberly,
Bordeaux; Dean Durham, Denver; L j
Watson, wife and child, Texas; Mrs
Gardener and daughter. Rawlins; John j
Hopkins, La Rue, O.; E L Williams,
NJ. e. G.