, 1886-05-29
Personal
Items of Interest Concerning Prominent
SPeopIe.

Contractor Swan vent to Greeley yes
torday.
ID. c. Wyatt lett for Denver on yester-
day morning. train.
Mrs. G. b. Henderson is recovering
from her serious illness.
Mrs. A. C. Campbell is very ill and is
not expected TO recover.
Mr.. c. f. Cook, wife and daughter de-
parted for Chicago yesterday.
Hon. j. S. Kerr, of Carbon county,
came in from the East last evening.
William Allen, one of the best known
boot and shoe men of the West is at
Fishers.
Mrs. DR.. Gray and child arrived last
evening from Arizona and Joined the doc
tor at the Pacific.
Lu Wyatt, the well known stock in
spector and cattleman, made the city a
flying visit yesterday.
Maj. Thomas Swobe, of the Pacific
Hotel company, has been making a visit
of inspection along the route.
Mai. Thomas Evans, chief engineer of
the Denver g. South Park railroad, passed
through the city Yesterday for Denver.
Presiding Elder Merritt went to Lara
ME last evening. The reverend gentle
man is to preach there Sunday.
G. S. Ackley, of Chicago, representa-
tive Of the Northwestern Commercial
Travellers Association, is a Fisher guest
Styles Jones, a well known miner and
stock man of Saratoga, is in the city.
Mrs. Jones took yesterdays passenger for
the East.
w. V. b Smith, Brooklyn, n. Y; d
W. Page, Chicago; C. Il. Babcock, Lin
coin, and John 5. Kerr, Carbon, are at
the Pacific.
Hon. J. W. Blake came over the hill
yesterday morning and returned on the
evening train. He will be in the city
again on Tuesday next.
c. d. CoLsdell, late cashier of the Pa
ci6c Hotel company at Green River City,
has gone to Sterling to take charge of the
company's Interests at that point.
Miss Sylvia Adamsky was the recipient
of several beautiful floral favors at the
school exhibition yesterday afternoon, in
recognition of her exceedingly fine recita-
ton Of The Death Bridge Of the Tay.'
Mr.. V. R. Smith, a member of, the
great firm of Arbuckle Bros, New York,
is in the city. Mr.. Smith is a large stock
holder in the Post Percheron Horse Asso-
citation. He will be in the city for several
days.
A special Central Pacific ear attached to
last evening west bound passenger train
contained d. o. Mills and Whitelaw Reid
and family. Mr.. Reid and family are the
guests of Mr.. Mills. The party will
make an extended visit to the Pacific
coast.
Charles Gassman, the colored man
whose corpse was shipped to Denver yes
terday, has for years gathered rags, bones
and tin cans about the streets OF Chny-
enne and shipped them to Denver parties.
Gassman was worth some Sl2, 900 in
Denver property.
F. w. Geadden, Milwaukee; W. c.
Bruton. Socorro; j. Il. Rhodes, Pitts
burg; T. T. Firth, Denver; A. G. Farr,
Chicago; II. w. Emerson, Livermore;
Stiles d. Jones, Saratoga; A C. Ingling.
Denver; Thomas Hcmby, Kentucky, and
j W. Blake, Laramie, are 1T the Inter
Ocean.
Contractor Thompson, who has been
engaged with a large party on the cross
drift of the Carbonate Belle mine in the
Silver Crown district, is in the city, hay
ing finished his 100 foot contract. He
will probably take n second contract on
the same drift, going to work Monday
next.
Thomas Sparks, Idaho; j. W. Grain
ger, St. Louis; S. r Black, Kearney; c.
A.. Moran, Nebraska; c. r. Patterson,
Kansas City; Mrs. Saunders, Los Angeles,
Cal D. p. Simmons, Omaha; Thomas
Dolan, ranch; George Hammond, Omaha;
A. w. Bristol and 5. Mcdonald are reg
istered at Fishers.
Architect Gibbs departed yesterday