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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1875
Page
4
Fragmentary text notes medi arrivals and brparteres with references to Sally, Copan, Beaver Peciic, Den tron Malls, Anremie and Fort Mall. Mentions Tuesday, deposits and postmaster at HM GLAPORE.
unreadable OCR fragment mentions pricing terms and line rates. names Gaus Szapen E.igre H. Guarces appear as unclear entities. no coherent event or organized detail present.
Judge Thomas and Register Winsor left for Omaha yesterday amid a hush among locals as people quietly flee town to avoid the U. S. Grand Jury. Hoeyford traveled from Lara vule to attend a meeting of the collapsed ring and returned. The Grand Jury demanded a witnessence for an important witness that had been refused by the District Attorney, Judge Fisher consulting on the matter.
District Court with Judge Fieher presiding heard the full day of proceedings. Attorneys Corlett and Brown represented plaintiffs and defendants respectively. Judge Fieher continues to suffer eye trouble from a recent stroke.
The letter to Mr. C L Craig from Spotted Tail Agency dated June 2 1875 recounts Monahan Coslett Huff and two Fort Pierre men describing rich gold diggings seven miles west of Gordon's stockade and quartz specimens they deem finest seen. They expect the gulch to be at Alder's Gulch in Montana.
A clipped public note from J J Clark declares confidence in work across Centenary branches and asserts readiness for completion. He states fees are due on completion of operations and that payment is expected upon request.
Arrival of Col Gilbert Adams as U S Marshal for the territory in Cheyenne. He long served in Washington’s Post Office Department and chose Wyoming as his permanent home. His family will join him when arrangements are made. the community greets him and expects mutual benefit.
Gen Garfield, Ohio congressman, rode eastward from Cheyenne yesterday. H Meyer of Pundt Raapke Meyer Omaha registered at Dyers. C W Bratnel of Laramie Daily Sun stayed at Dyers Hotel. R B Vantassel of Sidney rested at Railroad House. Geo R Smith of Franklin Tennessee arrived Monday and spoke of Black Hills excitement and possible large departures to outfit for Eldorado, awaiting developments. H C Page and W S Richmond of St Louis are at Dr Jorgens. Dr Jorgens left for Plum Creek with a plan to return in two weeks with a herd if grasshoppers allow.
A sale notice from J Abney at Elkhorn stables offers a complete mule outfit including wagon and harness. A Bent Machine and new Howe hochine are mentioned with contact at Corner of 16th and O Neil for P H Steheer.
Public notices list land plats and fence restrictions near Union Pacific sections six and thirty two with division offices in Cheyenne. Real estate ads promote three city residences for sale and warranty deeds services by Corlett Stevens. Local pump agency changes and a barber shop promotion round out the Cheyenne announcements.
Notice states unsold Cheyenne lots from the Union Pacific Railway will be offered Monday. L. C. Stevens is the Land Department agent handling sales and abstracts. Parties with due payments on contracted lots must pay up or vacate. warranty deeds will be issued upon abstracts sent to Stevens. Omaha tolls apply. Also notices on forms for sale and other local listings appear.
Reid defeats Maltravers by one point after the match is shortened to five rounds following an early round win by Reid. Maltravers disarms Reid on the third round to a roar from the crowd. A rematch and a gold medal donation are planned. An Emery Park race featuring Lis marck Stoonewall and Crasg Jack is set for next Saturday at 2.00 PM with a $75 purse. Track repairs by Messrs. Davis and Owens are announced. Carpenters lay a new oak platform at the Rail road House.
Water for irrigation will be furnished as fullown to Esidy Street and west of it on Monday and Thursday, to the east of Edldy Street on Tuesday and Friday, and shut off on Wednesday Saturday and Sunday. D Fisk, Supervisor.
Wyoming Commandery No. 1 K T will meet this evening at 7 o clock to work on the K 1 degree. Knights in good standing are invited to attend. By Vinweae we
My wife Elizabeth having left my bed and board, all persons are noti fied not to trust her on my account, and I will pay any expenses her contracting. OHN BWKTOLD, eeponne, Wyo. T., Muay 41. 1876. jidt.
Readable fragment reports extra copies of the Daily LeapEer available at Holt's post office. The note mentions morning hours around six o'clock.
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