, 1885-09-18
Personal

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N. K, Boswell went west last night
Joe Dyer left last evening for Califor.
MIA.
Charles Carson, of Rawlins. is in this
city.
VIM. Sturgis, Jr.. vent east yesterday
morning.
T. w. Rutledge is in from his Horse
creek ranch.
Ex-Governor Hoyt left last night for u
western trip.
John Durbin returned from the Fast
last evening.
Mr. Thomas Kent returned last even
ing from the East,
Ed. Apperson and wife returned last
night from the East.
Hon. Frank Wolcott came in from the
west yesterday and went on east.
United States Attorney A. G. Camp
bell left last night for Rock Springs.
Hon. W. G. Irvine will depart for the
Northern country on Thorp's stage coach
this morning.
Ex Senator Pad lock, of the Utah com
mission, was an eastern bound passenger
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Alex. Cox, foreman for the~Car
Isle Cattle company, leaves to-day for the
range near Fort Fetterman.
j. X. Jeffrey took a sudden notion yes
terday to go to New York, and left on
the morning train for that city.
Post Office Inspector George Water
bury was here yesterday on his way west
He has Just returned from New Mexico.
L. s. Hills, cashier of the Deseret
National Bank of Salt Lake City, was a
PASSENGER on the east bound train yester-
day.
G. p. Organ, of Cheyenne, and John
Adams, of Sidney, left the city last even.
ing to go on a hunting trip to Fix noun
tain.
Prof C.. L. Wells is again to make
Cheyenne his home. His many friends
will be pleased to hear of his contemplated
return.
Rev. George II. Cornell is to leave
Laramie City and go to Pueblo, Colo.
His departure is a forced one on account
of his wife's i'll health.
Miss Emma Timmons returned from
the west yesterday morning, after an abb
sence of nearly eight months, and will
make Cheyenne her future home.
Gen. J. \. Donellan, the first COM
mander of the Department of Colorado
Grand Army of the Republic, was an
east bound passenger yesterday morning.
Col. John 7. DeWeese. a prominent
attorney of st. Louis, is in the city, look.
ing up the matter of constructing a street
railway in Cheyenne. lie is making his
headquarters with A. B. East, Esq.
Mr.. Ed. Abbott and his bride arrived
yesterday and were met at the train by
friends and relatives. At present they
are the guests of Mr.. Abbott uncle,
Hon. A. Fl. Reel the mayor Of Chey-
enne.
Mr.. John Hooley, a nephew and pro
tege of Uncle Dick" Hooley, famed in
the history OF Chicago theatricals, is here
as the advance manager of the Rag Babs
Comedy company, which Is to be here
Monday evening, the 2Sth inst.
l.. Wing. a member of the Chinese lie
CATION at Washington, was a west bounC
passenger last night. \ LEADER reporte.
asked him if he was going to RocI
Springs to look after the troubles Of hi,
c%ountrymen there. He said no, that he
had a leave of absence and was going to
San Francisco on a visit. He is a gradu.
ate of Yale and speaks United States as
fiuently as a native.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At Fisher's-John Stone, Hat creek.
W II Luddy, Rapid City; n II Arnold,
ranch; n Haligan, Denver.
At the Inter Occan-H A Gof, j D
Hardin, Charlton; c Carson, Rawlins. c
A Badgett. ranch; \ W Hillard, Sar
Francisco; D McPhee, ranch; J Hooley,
Chicago; F Eldwell, n 7 Na,ly. Denver.
W Hickman, Fort Fetterman; n n Pal.
mer, Chicago; G A Searight, Caspar; 7
Atwood, Denver: John Durbin, La
Grange; c A Buntuker, Centerville, Jas
Alexander, Lancaster, Pa; w Quinn,
Evanston r Ii Caller, Denver; W Rice,
Omaha; Il W Hall Fort Laramie.