, 1890-04-11
They We're Heavy Operators Who
Came to Invest in Cheyenne.
Purchases Made by the Visitors
Aggregated Above $250.000.
Carefully Viewing the City on a
Beautiful Summer Day.
An Enthusiastic Meeting at the
Opera House Last Evening.

access to the conductor report Ihis
doubtless seems simple enough, but in.
stead of following this course hundreds OF
| people keep On making reckless guesses.
When the special from Denver brought
five cars of strangers to iowa yesterday a
LEADER commissioner on the ground
learned that according to OH sial return
the numerical strength of the party was
249. IL was an excursion that deserved
the warm welcome extended. The mem
bership was individually and collectively
substantial in appearances. There was in
the party a large mum Der of big men
whose movements IN Ike an transformations
announcement of this prosperity. One
who mingles with msn reali lily noticed
hat this party inclu lei a large proper
ton OF desirable visitors. shrewd. keen
men with long purses, men quick to com
prehend a situation and of sufh ;ient alert
ness to reap immediate benefit from the
opportunity of the Moment
The welcome at the depot was an in
form Il AFT ar. bat ols of g,nulh, c)rlial-
ity. The Ulion PAcif; bind played
triumphant airs AMI representative citi-
gems exteulsl the right htnl Of fellow
ship to the solid men from tue South.
YesterIly's visitors did MT rush to the
hotels. but processing without loss OF
time, avoiding confusion, and becc ming
thoroughly at home right away.
Ar -.L In l-ou a,1n,a,a,J
ending only at dusk. M1-t of the car
riages started from the Interior Off ,ss at
at the opera house. A good salesman &C
complnied each party of viewers. and
IN my sales we're male durinE these
drives, for tbs visitors of yesterday were
buyers. They lindel on . god thing
without delsy. Suburban had the coll,
but much residence aud business property
was sold.
The day was simply p~,rfs',, clelr.
warm aud calm, and driving was a glo
rious pastime. The visitors enjoyed them
| selves AMI we're loud in their praise of
Wyoming clima,e. While the gentle
men were quick trades they overlooked
nothing. They were close questiouers,
these calculating investors. Their famil-
larty with the Deepen lent resour ,es was
remarkable, evincing close research in
this direction. Then they wanted to
know all about the town itself, the water
works, sewerage. light, street Improve
mems. cost of living, publ; buildings,
and a thons md and one other things.
The realty statesmen were luckily prepared
to cope with this inquisitiveness.
The second excursion will leave its i'm.
press on CHEYENNE. Tho members in.
vested heavily. HerA is a partial list Of
the visitors.
+. @. DAVIS, Greeley; Geo. W. Ames,
Augustus Pratt, Omaha; II. J.. Rogers,
f. H. Piertsch, Milwaukee: L. f. Shum.
way. W. A. Anderson. Jos. f. Clemens,
II. L. Morris, c. S. Osborne, H. B. Ten.
nerhy, J. q. Clinton John Creswell, A.
B nnett, G H. Parker, f. w. Bradley
W. N. Ciaggett, NJ. Eppstein, Geo.
Stcarn., Eugene NJ. Tannsig, Denver; @
F. Keatlev. Galepa, Ill j. Rosenberg
Omaha: j. H. Moore, X. A. Shaw. Chi
cago; W. A. Rankin, Cincinnati; o. l.
Manager, NJ. Manager, V. Z. Bryant, j
H. WiIlett, A. Prince. Jno. Rafferty,
Dan S. Djnnelly, Jos. NJ. Adkins. c. G.
Coutant. Denver; II. d. Merritt. G. A
Woodard, Mrs. j.. Cummins, G.. W
Beck, Hutchinson. Kas F. o. Weak. ]
f. Weak, Omaha; +. w. Mulok, Ec
York and wife, Mrs. Rice, ]. r. Haley
A. NJ. York, j. II. York, Col. Walters
D f. Sanders, d. A. Conwell. u. r
Mathew. Henry Mason, Denver; j. F
Jackson aud wife, c. F. Jennings, s,
Paul; J. D. Riley, A. H. Cramer. Has
tings, +. A. Ellis, f, j.. Hook
W. Il. Macdonald, Denver, G
H. Paul, NJ. l. Elsmore
John W. Plckens, G.. j.. Evans
II. Bortinek, Walt Clifford, P. II Cassi
DIV, Hastings; j. J.. Mcintosh, Sidney
J. Van Rykon, Sioux City; Frank w
She's, Minneapoli j.. F, Ballingcr
Hastings; E G. Bartlett, Omaha; F. j
Moss, Muscstine, Ia; }. c. James. W
G. Nagely. L. d. Taylor. G. A Foreman
Denver; Frank Ju1son, s. q. Ager
Omaha; +. NJ. Patterson. Topeka; A. B
Douglass, Seattle; o. III. MacAuley, }
W. Sager, G. F. Bedell. j. II. Harmed
A G. Bowers and son. VIM. Barter, J
S. j. Llllic, Geo. W Kimberley, Henri.
Walker, Chas. Kellar, y. E Baert, Thos