, 1885-08-22
Personal
Ed Page left for the West last night,
d. D. Dare returned last night from

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Denver.
A. Harvey and wife started yesterday
morning for a visit to North Platte.
Harry Woodward, general manager for
Barkalow Bros, is here for u few days
stay.
j. +. Hubbard, superintendent of car
repairs for the Union Pacific, was in this
city yesterday.
Emmett Anthony. the Denver archi-
tect, came up from Denver yesterday and
is registered at the Inter Ocean.
Gen. Carpeter, a retired lawyer and
millionaire of New York, late of Cali
%fornia, was a west bound passenger last
night.
Clarence b. Richardson and James
Fenton came in yesterday from the Rich
ardson ranch ON Spoon Bill creek, near
Fort Laramie.
Il. b. Moore, Jr., deputy collector of
internal revenue for. the Wyoming dis
trict, came up from Denver yesterday and
is stopping at the Inter Ocean.
Stephen Bon Jr., and Philip Zehner
Jr., have returned from a trip to Laramie
peak. They had a good time ''roughing
it and are full of big game stories.
H. L. Baker, a New York millionaire
who has several friends in this city, was
met by them at the depot last evening
when he was passing through on the train
for California
MIR. Erwin Ellis, special agent Of the
American Central Insurance company, of
st. Louis, is here. He is an old friend Of
Col f. P. Snow and has many other ac-
quaintances in this city.
Judge J. W. Fisher, senior vice com
mander of the department G. A. r., left
last night for Saratoga, twenty-five miles
south of Fort Steele, to muster in a new
post of the Grand Army.
Mrs S. II. Windsor, the widow of the
first register Of the land office for Wyo-
ming, has been visiting friends in Chey-
enne, and departed for her home in In
dianapolis yesterday morning.
p. Bergerson, George East, and a num-
Der Of other gentlemen will depart for a
chicken hunt in Nebraska on the 3Oth
inst, and take advantage of the first
days chicken hunting after the ex-
piration of the limitation law in that
state.
The special car "Toulon. containing
r. r.. Gable, president of the Rock
Island railway, and party, who have been
spending several weeks in pleasure trip
on the cost, came in from the west yester-
day morning. The party return east by
way of Denver.
Mr.. Frank A. johnson, for a long time
night train dispatcher at Laramie, of the
hill division, has resigned his position and
is succeeded by Mr.. w. W. Wallace. for
merly of the Oregon Railway and Navi-
CATION company. Mr.. johnson has been
an efficient operator, and his many warm
friends in this city will regret to hear that
he has quit the road.
Mr. Frank Bond, of the surveyor gen.
erals Office, has drawn in India ink a
series of illustrations for VIII Visscher'
forthcoming book, BLACK Nanny"
which are pronounced to be exquisite
pieces Of work by the most competent
critics, and would be a credit to the best
artists of the east. Mr.. Bond has a
glorious future before HIM in this line.
the book will be out about the last of
September.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Inter Ocean: RH Hall. United States
army; II j. Lynne, AL Alexander, Chi
cage; & Webbel, Buffalo, Wyo; Geo II
Srodes, Fort Collins: l. Hamond, Col
den; } II Donnelly, II g Bonner. Oma-
In; j \ Maxwell. Frank Thomas; Il
Anthony, + b Moore. Jr, AC Kcchenor.
Denver; Max Emanuel, New York: l. J
Watson, W h Blocker. Texas; Y De l.