, 1886-05-25
POINTERS.
Items of Interest Concerning Prominent
People.

~. Gilchrist is out OF town.
II. S Van Tassel is in Omaha.
Mayor Rec. is back from Denver.
MIR. George Crofutt is in the city.
Mr.. l.. Voorhees, went to his ranch yes
terday.
o. c. Waid ven to Laramie City last
evening.
p. S. Wilkinson returned from Denver
yesterday.
Miss Carrie Parker has gone to Denver
for a ten days vacation.
Surveyor General Thompson came ION
yesterday evening train.
City Attorney Riner was a western
bound passenger Yesterday.
John Tinnin, Of the firm of Sparks X
Tinnin, went west yesterday
Harry Hall, travelling agent of the Chi
cago X Northwestern, passed west yester-
day.
George II. West, the Greeley banker
and stock owner, has made the city a flying
visit.
Contractor Coots started for Omaha
Sunday. He will probably be absent two
weeks.
w. X. Robbins, u well known journal
list, took yesterday mornings train for
Omaha.
DR.. A. j. Gray returned from Arizona
yesterday. The doctor will probably again
make Cheyenne his home.
Architect Gibbs, of Toledo, O., by
whose plans and specifications the capitol
building is to be erected, is in the city.
A. S. Mercer, of the Stock .Jomnal,
departed yesterday on an extensive bust
ness tour through Nevada and California.
Mrs. I%verson, wife of the Laramie
City banker, passed through the city yes
terday on her return home from an East
ern visit.
Mr.. j. W. Collins is being visited by
his father and brother. MIR. Collins senior
Is from New York, while the brother is a
Nebraska banker.
Conducto. Allen, who was blown from
a freight train last winter, suffering a
broken leg, has returned from the East.
The conductor has still a troublesome leg.
The celebrated tenor, Lungi Ravelli,
theatre Italian, accompanied by Mile.
Jane de Vign, passed through Cheyenne
Yesterday en- route for New York City.
Capt. +. McNevin, of the San Fran
cisco nautical school, was a passenger on
the e%ast-bound tram yesterday. The cal-
tain is on his way to Paris for a two
months visit.
City Marshal Schnitger ran down TO
Greeley, Sunday, and made arrangements
FOR his family to spend the summer
months in that outrageous city. They
will 20 down to morrow.
Mr.. John c. Peters, a brother of Mrs.
c w. Stewart, of this city, died yester-
day at Des Moines, la. Mrs. Stewart is
in Iowa, whittier she went a short time
since to attend the funeral of her mother.
The Dairy Maids are foreordained to
create sad havoc among the %supposed
lords of creation. We much fear that
their milking stools can very readily be
utilized Ms stools of reneutance" before
the evening is over.
u.;.h ~ w,.on o g ,ho
Wash;na,o. All pran;a-nao Tn.n..n.o
compapv. and also the re~rrcseutative of
several other comnanies left Yesterday for
Rock Creek to adjust the losses incurred
bv the recent burning Of c. +. Claws
stock of goods at that poiut.
( W1hs,oo IF ,ho firm IF = y
o.naa e. ~ raaahod png.la las, Er;lar
anu was accompanied py MIS- Lieut. I. l.
Patten. whose husband is stationed at
Fort Steele. Mrs. Patten is the guest of
40, -Bun,L, ~ un,ot
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To yesterday western bound passenger
train was attached A special car of the
mi. Ca..ul uau.;,lL L., NJ.
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=. W. behsoh' a wealthy Eng lshuhaU'
resident IN II. Paul. MIR. and Miss Sell
lars London cucs,s of Mr. Benson, Miss