, 1885-06-30
pERsonAL

mic.
J. b. Hunter, a prominent cattle man.
went Fast yesterday.
Surveyor General Medium returned
yesterday from Laramie.
j. A. Savage, president of the Cabell
mine, was an Eastbound passenger yester-
day.
Col. Luke Murrin went down to North
Platte Sunday to look after his hay inter
ests.
Malone & Nichols left town yesterday
with a force of fifteen men to work on the
Sabille ditch.
Mrs. J. p. Julian left yesterday for a
visit to Missouri and perhaps to her native
home in Kentucky.
Ann Eliza, Brigham Young's r~ecalci-
trant nineteenth, passed through Chey-
enne yesterday going East.
A. d. Kelley, the grocer, made the
freight Office force happy yesterday with a
big box Of fine peaches.
IL. v. S. Groesbeck, ESD, Of Laramie
City, came over yesterday morning and
spent the day in Cheyenne.
Messrs. Mckinney and Conn, who are
at the Star barn with a carload OF Oregon
horses, will remain only a few days longer.
Manager Boardnan went to Denver
yesterday on business connected with the
opera house here and future amusements.
Park Boyd, of Salt Lake City, a jew
eler, who was a citizen of Cheyenne many
years ago, is here on a visit to old friends.
Maj. Stanton, paymaster, was on the
Sunday afternoon train going West to
pay the soldiers at Fort Steele and else
where.
j. NJ. Cross, one of the prominent horse
and cattle breeders of Northern Colorado,
is in the city and is stopping at the Inter
Ocean.
Rev. Cornell, rector of the Episcopal
church at Laramie, who occupied DIR.
Rafter's pulpit Sunday night, went home
last night.
Sheriff Craig left Sunday for Joliet,
ILL.,, with two prisoners for the peniten-
tiary. Shuck for three years and Pratt
for one year.
DR.. Roger Hunt, Of Pennsylvania, a
friend of Mayor Reel. has gone to Mr..
Reels ''76" ranch to rusticate awhile and
recruit his health.
Charles B. Andrews, n e of the cattle
kings of Wyoming, arrived IN the city last
evening from his home in Fort Collins.
He will leave for his ranch on Green river
this evening.
W. P. Carroll, Esq, has retired from
the Sun in order to give more of his time
to the practice OF law. We shall miss
Carrolls exhaustive articles upon the top
les of the day.
W. NJ. Rabbit, business manager for
the Frederick Warde combination which
is to be here next Monday, arrived here
Yesterday. The star and company which
he represents are of national fame.
Mr.. Boardman will make arrangements
while in Denver with Gen. Eugene X.
Stimson to deliver here his lecture Gilt
tering Generalities, and this people will
doubtless have that treat within a short
time.
Prof. Churchill left for his home in In
diana yesterday morning via Denver and
Kansas City. He goes to make his ar
Engagements for returning in time to take
charge of the Cheyenne schools in Sep
TENDER.
Harry Yount, a miner in the West fol
many years, came in town Yesterday from
Slate creek with some fine specimens OF
gold and silver. Mr.. Yount also had
some specimens of fine white marble which
he obtained near Slate creek.
Messrs. b. T. Ncsmith, NJ. f. Maley
and VIM. N. Knabe returned last even
ing from their northern trip. They re-
port the Sabille ditch as opening up a
fine country. 1t is already completed for
a distance of some twenty miles. 1t is the
work of the Wyoming Development COM
pany.
Prof. Aughey returned from the West
yesterday morning. He has been super
intending the receipt of machinery for the
mine in the Seminoe district in which he
is interested. He left ON the Denver
train for the purpose of examining a mine
near Georgetown, Col, for some parties
in this city, and will be home again to-
morrow.
Among the guests at the Inter Ocean
last night were: Chas o Brown, Wash
ington, d c; Chas S Smith, Salt Lake;
5 S Sendendaugh, Philadelphia; God
frey Syndarker. Chicago; c b Cook, r
r Ringwalt, Omaha; Willis w French,
Miss Sweetland, New York; G B An
drews, w w Andrews, + + Andrews, J
w Cross, John Gordon, Fort Collins; G
w Burgdorf, J II Collins, Mr. Hinckley,
Denver; G Wood, Kansas City; j J
Harris, Little Rock.
Any Man who Has a Dollar
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