, 1905-04-14


the city visitors this morning.
John H. Lewis returned to Rock Riv.
err this afternoon, where he is engag
ed in business.
Frank Buckland, the Toltec ranch.
man, is in the city, attending to some
business matters.
Ed and Lee Herman of Elk mountain
are in for a few days shopping and to
attend to some business at the court
house.
w. S. Nottingham of Morgan is
among the visiting ranchmen today,
attending to some shopping at the
stores.
Mrs. Van else, the artist, will leave
Monday for Colorado to spend the sum
mer sketching in the mountains OF
that state.
G. Il. Gish of Denver, western repre-.
sentative of the Illinois Central, is in
the city in the interest of that great
corporation.
Hon. Ora Haley and son. Ben Haley,
returned this afternoon from a bust
ness trip of several days to Routt
county, Colo.
Miss Mary E. Gill OF For, Collins,
formerly county superintendent OF
schools of Larimer county, was a city
visitor this morning.
John H. Davis of the stock yards
returned last night from Cheyenne,
where he had been to attend the wool
growers convention.
Department Commander Downen
and Assistant Adjutant General Brown
of Boulder will visit the Grand Army
post at Cheyenne tonight.
Mrs. Marie Matheson and Messrs.
John Peterson and Charles Williams
arrived from their homes at Grand En-
campment yesterday afternoon.
County Surveyor Neal Roach re-
turned on the moor train today from
Laramie peak, where he had been for
several days doing some surveying.
Mr.. G. w. Penn and daughter, Miss
Ora, were in from Leslie this morning,
returning during the afternoon with a
load of lumber for the Strong mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. j. Kelly returned to
the ranch yesterday afternoon, Mr.. kel-
ly's wounded leg being so much bet
ter that he will be able to oversee the
spring work on the ranch.
Charles w. Smith and Charles w.
Helsner, clerks in the surveyor gen.
erals office of Colorado, have been
transferred to the Office of the sur
veyor general at Cheyenne.
Prof. l.. w. Trumbull of the mining
department of the University of Wyo
ming went to Denver this afternoon
to meet some mining men, intending
to return in a day or two.
M. A. Bunker, the Greeley wool buy
er, is in the city, arriving last night,
and will spend a few days here. He
attended the wool growers convention
at Cheyenne yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. W. B. Emmons and daughter,
Miss Balch, arrived from the Riverside
ranch last night and will leave tonight
for Denver, going from there for a
visit east. They will be absent several
weeks.
L. F. Gaskell returned to Sheep
mountain today, taking out a load OF
ranch supplies. He reached the city
late yesterday afternoon, bringing word
Of plenty of snow and a very promising
prospect for the summer
Mayor Mckee and Niles Callahan
will leave on Thursday of neXt week
for Centennial, where Mr.. Callahan Is
located and where Mr.. Mckee will re
main for a few days attending to bust
ness for the Van Horn-Miller syndi-
cate.
Among the passengers on the Wa
den stage last night were Mrs. w. b.
Emmons and Miss Balch from the Riv-
erside ranch, Mr.. Nicholson and Miss
Katie Cook from Sixteen Mile and
Miss Susie Lewis from S%odergreen's
ranch.
Hon. Z. H. Fourt of Lander, a form
member of the legislature from Ere
mont county, was a city visitor this
morning, on his way home from Chey-
enne, where he had been TO attend the
funeral of Judge Jesse Knight of the
state supreme court.
General Downen and Colonel Brown
passed through the city this afternoon,
route from the western part of the
state to Cheyenne, where they will pay
official visit to the Grand Army post
General Downen is the COM
nlander Of the Department of Colorado
and Wyoming and was the guest OF
Custer post in this city last Monday
night.