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Published Dally, Except Monday.
J. B. MORROW,
• ÜBLISIIBR AND PROPRIETOR.
J. W. MULLaVAIW. MltUUtfliig; ACditur.
J. D. COREY City Agent
THURSDAY, MAY 24. 1883.
49-Durlng the temporary absence of Mr.
Sullivan north. Mr. McCandllsh will take
charge of the editorial management of the
Ljadkr. In the meantime we will get fin
occasional letter from Mr. Sullivan giving
his Impressions of the country traversed,
which doubtless will be of InU rest and value
to many of our readers. J. B. Morrow.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
UNION PACIFIC.
No. 3, (from the east) arrives. 12:50 p. m
“ 8, departs ~ 1:20 p.m.
No. 4, (from the waft) arrives _ 1:00 p. m.
*• 4, departs 1:30 p.m.
DINVIR PACIFIC.
Arrives .. 12:40 p. m.
Departs - „ „ 1.30 p . m.
FHBBONAL MENTION.
Ex-Governor Hoyt went west yester
day.
T. Dyer came in from bls ranch yes
terday.
C. A. Johnson is down from Fort
Laramie.
H. E. Dean came up from Greeley
yesterday.
H. S. White and son came in from
the ranch yesterday.
J ?hn R. Stile and wife came in from '
the Chug yesterday. <
A. B. Miller and son came up from 1
Fort Collins yesterday. 1
R. Robinson arrived at the Railroad
house from Salt Lake.
N. W. Blether, of Colorado Springs,
is registered at Dyer’s.
M. L. Lay, the oil man, returned
from Laramie yesterday.
William Dolan and daughter came
up from Egbert yesterday.
J. A. McLain came up from Denver
yesterday and is stopping at Dyer’s.
Chas. Hubert came over from Lara
mie City yesterday and inscribed his
name at Dyer’s.
G. W. Chase, of the flrm of White &
Chase, came in yesterday and is stop
ping at the Inter-Ocean.
O. W. Mead, M. B. Conant and J.
