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Published Daily, Except Monday.
J. B. MORR OW,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
J. W. MULLIVAW. Managing Rdltor.
•r. V. MoUANDLIHH City Agent
FRIDAY. APRIL 0, 1883.
SCHEDULB OF 4 THA I NR.
UNION PACIFIC.
Ku. 3, <rrvu» Ihb etotlj arrivwi ItfcfiU p. w
•* B, departi I:2up. m.
Wu.i, (ftom tiw west) arrive*...-—. _ 1 NA) p. m.
•• 4. depart*
UKNVKK PACIFIC.
Arrive* - - 12:4up. m
OepartH - - - D2O p. m.
PEUMOXAL JIE.\TIO.\.
Fletch Brown went east yesterday.
Jack Withrow went east yesterday.
W. W. Corlett went to Denver yes
terday.
C. Wright retained to Colorado yes
terday.
H. S. Williston went to Laramie yes
terday.
M. M. Patterson returned from the
east yesterday.
J. C. Blockmau was an ea t bound
passenger yesterday.
Dr. Recker went to Denver yesterday
to be gone a few days.
Ex-Governor Potts, of Montana, was
an east bound passenger yesterday.
H. H. Cooley, of Gregory, Cooley &
Co., went to Denver yesterday.
P. Touby, division superintendent of
the Denver Pacillc and Colorado divi
sion of the Union Pacific, arrived from
Denver yesterday.
Geneial superintendent S. H. H.
Clark and Superintendent E. Dickin
son were in a special car yesterday at
tached to No. 4, going east.
Henry Villard, president of the
Northern Pacific railroad, passed
through Cheyenne going westward, at
2 o’clock this morning. lie was on a
special car, which was being whirled
along the Union Pacific at an almost
unprecedented rate of speed.
Registered at the Railroad house—
G H Holden, II Lbvevpll, O Stoddard, 1
Plattsburg, N. Y.; J S McCool, M
Oyster, North Platte; L H Woodman
sei.
