Arrivals and Postal Service Notices Adapted Post Hours
The postoffice will be open daily for delivery and reception of mail from 8 a.m. except Sundays, with exceptions noted for holidays and special routes. The schedule lists arrivals from Denver and Fort Collins routes with specific loading and closing times several days weekly.
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Mali
Dally
Westen
Mallaehoss
Denver
Col
Way
Fortararnie
Fort Feten
Fort N
Davis’ Ranche
Davie
Advertisers and agents listed for New York firms
A fragmented row of names and addresses appears to list advertising agents and firms in New York and other cities. The text includes multiple names such as M. Felles I & Co and P. Hewall & Gn, with street references like 40 Park Row and Third and Rivest. The passage resembles a directory or advertisement block with scattered punctuation and unclear items.
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Eres
New York
Felles I & Co
Res
P. Hewall & Gn
Park Row
Rowe
Chemas
Cor
Rivest
Letel Y ix
Waco Walleie Balding Gee
Weihe
Indian Inspector Dr J W Daniele Visits Agency
Dr J W Daniele Indian Inspector arrived yesterday and will accompany the Blouxz to their agency. The Nelson Sisters perform at MacDaniel's and urge a viewing. Red Cloud and Spotted Tall oppose the Improved Red Men lodge. Gov Thayer and Gen Crook urged for the Wyoming commission. E Ivinson, bank president, is in town as a witness.
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J. W. Daniele
Blouxz
Red Cloud
Spotted Tall
Red Men
Wyoming
Gov
Thayer
Gen. Crook
Reformers and Rockrooted Bourbon Tarnish Wyoming Scandal
A fragmentary report accuses reformers tied to Provident Grant and the bias cabinet of exploiting Wyoming residents. The piece mocks a Wyoming Ring correspondent now calling himself Rockrooted Bourbon and hints at political manipulation under a future Democratic administration. It references a windy day on the streets and mentions a figure called the Little General.
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Christian
Wyoming Ring
Omaha Jerald
Sigos
Wyoming
Provident Grant
Military appointments and a fatal railroad accident
Col E D Lave holds a wood supply contract for Red Cloud and Spotted Tail posts. Assistant Surgeon C B E Muno reassigned. Maj Sam Soniner from Camp Bowie on leave. Lt Drum of 10th Infantry bound for San Francisco. Major Henry C Pratt named Chief Paymaster. Rail posts ordered to measure roads to Union Pacific. A man was killed by a western bound extra near Old Harney siding after being struck while on ties. engineer J F Kasaner pardoned. The Denver News notes a five year undelivered letter from Cheyenne. A postal mix up is explained by local officials.
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Old Harney
J. F. Kasaner
Kasaner
New York
Denver News of the
Sth Inst
Denver
Cheyenne
Poat
Elty
Jones
Sioux delegation returns from Washington to city stay
The Sioux Indiana delegation arrived from Washington yesterday and are quartered at the R. R. Hotel with Agent Howard. William Garret from Red Cloud Agency escorted them about town while they visited the art gallery of Mr. W. H. Musters and were presented with pictures. They will remain until Saturday then depart for their agencies. they were reticent about the Black Hills matter.
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Indiana
Washington
R. R
Howard
Black Hills
William Garret
Red Cloud
W. H. Musters
Independent Liberty and Party Principles in Buffalo Debate
The Buffalo Express urges Republicans to maintain independence without attacking core party principles. It compares Senator Schurz’s stance to treason and calls for honest Republicans to join opposition if needed, while others should unite for national peace and territorial prosperity through a strong, principled engagement.
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Buffalo Express
Ring Organ
Schurz
Republican Party
Red Cloud Confides Plans Amid Missioner Smith's Office
Fragmentary notes show Red Cloud speaking to missioner Smith in Beaiplace about actions to begin, with a promise that the matter would become clear once they commenced.
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Red Cloud
Smith
Beaiplace
Bea
Message from Commissioner on trust and hunting rights
Commissioner Smith denounces half Indian and half white men as mischief makers and urges Natives to heed the Great Father about hunting privileges and Black Hills matters. He expresses hope for a pleasant journey home and better results for his people.
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Htve
Tam
Agency
Smith
Méy
Wyoming
Black Hills
Guo
Notable Visitors and Moves Through Cheyenne
Major Clark Smith of Indianapolis leads a large party here awaiting his order for Black Hills access. Wheat arrived from Minneapolis as he departs for Laramie seeking a pass into Eldorado. Major Sumner and Mrs. Sumner head to New York for Mrs. Sumner’s health. Judge House of Galesburg attends to legal business and resides at Dyer’s Hotel. H C Keller of Leavenworth has moved to Cheyenne to open a new brick grocery on Seventeenth Street near Fred Landau, expected to debut in about two weeks.
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Clark Smith
Indianapolla
Ind
Minneapolla
Minn
Black Hills
Larapie
Sumner
A. S. Cavalry
Werley
Arizona
New York
Summer
Galesburg
Dyer's
H.C. Keller
Leavenworth, Kan
Cheyenne
Seventeenth Street
Fred Landau
Abont
Davis Not Bind to Presidency Nomination
An Alabama paper reports Jefferson Davis would not accept a presidential nomination even if offered. The note suggests Allen, Thurman, Tilden, Hendricks and others may cheer, but warns Davis could reverse stance before the Democratic National Convention and cause trouble.
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Alabama
Jefferson Davis
Allen, Thurman
Unsold Union Pacific Lots Offered For Sale In Cheyenne
The Union Pacific Railroad Company will sell unsold Cheyenne lots on Monday May 17 1875 at Corlett Stevens office. L C Stevens acts as agent for the Land Department with warranty abstracts to be supplied. Parties with existing contracts must complete payments to secure title. open lots must purchase or vacate. Some garbled lines refer to abstracts and forwarding, with notices about Salt Lake City patrons and business restrictions.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Cheyenne
Corlett &Dstevens
L. C. Stevens
Land Department
Obs
Iota Orig
LOC
Stevena
Amaha
O. F. Davis
Pat and with low Huernily codanird sheathe at the LEADER Teliedive
Fragmentary text mentions a final gag and a leader named Teliedive with unclear context. No complete event or identifiable entities to confirm a coherent news item.
Notice of separation and no debts by Joan Bicktol d
Elizabeth left my bed and board and I will pay no debts of her contract. Notice to all persons not to trust her on my account. Cheyenne Wyoming. May 3, 1875. JoAn Bicktold.
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Elizabeth
Joan Bicktold
Cheyenne
Wyo
Omitted OCR fragment hints at local business notices
Fragmentary text mentions real estate conveyancing firms Corlett and Stevens and agency sale by E. H. Lespey, plus Dwight Fink purchase, a wooden pump introduction, and a barber shop on Dy Street in Cheyenne. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Dwight Fink
E. H. Lespey
Peele
Real Estate Abstracts Offered by Collett and Stevens
To procure warrantee deeds and certified abstracts, Collett and Stevens offer free in office information and prompt abstracts at reasonable rates. Address and office details not provided in the fragment.
Three Richmond Homes for Sale by Corlett and Stevens
Three city residences offered by Corlett and Stevens are featured for sale in Richmond. Property details include location at prominent city avenues and expected purchase terms. The listing highlights desirable neighborhoods and prospective buyer interest.
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Corlett & Stevens
Union Pacific Depot Grounds Reserved in Cheyenne
Union Pacific announces that portions of sections 6 and 32 are set aside as Depot Grounds in Cheyenne W T. No buildings or fences may be built on these grounds without company permission. Details available at the U S Land Register and the U P railroad office. J T Clark Division Superintendent. Also advertising for sale a complete mule wagon and harness outfit inquire at Elkhorn stables.
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Union Pacific Railroad Co
Mountain Division
Cheyenne
W.T
Union Pacificalitoart
U. S. Land Register
U. P. Bralroad
J.T. Clark
J. Abney
Elkhorn Stables
Autice Note on Employee Liabilities at Leapre Printing
Statement by H. Grafcey disclaims responsibility for any bill or debt incurred by Leapre Printing Office employees except when written order or prior acceptance is obtained. No such claims will be allowed against Grafcey’s indebtedness.
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Autice
Leapre Printing Office
H. Grafcey
To Hovys EcLeANERS
Several thousand uncut newspapers for sale at the Leaps office.
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Hovys Ecleaners
Rule
Leaps
Dtf
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the Daily Leader
O Metal Paper
United States
HURST
Glapcere
Proprieter
Railro
Table. & Railroad
H. Glafcre
Wong
Sader
Hay
H. Guaycus
Nelson
MacDaniel's
Retlergeant Dobbins
Dr. Saville
Bronx City
Red Cloud Agency
E. Ivinson
First National Bank of
Laramie
E. D. Lave
Sugeon C. BE. Muno
U. S. Army
Camp Robineon
Poin
Sam. Soniner
U. S. Cavalry
Camp Bowie
Lieut. Drum
10Th Infanitry
San Francisco
Henry C. Pratt
U.S. Army
Union Pacific Railroad
The
Indians
W. Cgc. Nicholas
Louisiana
Pinchbeck
Et al
F. Schweivkert’s
Sixteenth Street
M23
Harnesy
Yaddle
Lgapen
Salt Lake City
Gary
O'Neal
Yo Hardin
Orst
Richmond
S. Apld
Iadin
Ater
Jevdtf
D. Fisk
W. H. Holliday
Renny
Davis Ornamental Paper
Fish Bro. & Company's
Racine
Fort Mewell Hallreed
J. T. Holliday
Marks & Myers
Whelevale and
Reta
el Ae
Grint Bea
Alexan
DRE
California Blankets
Eis
W. W. Corlett
Notary Publica
Real Earate
Omevenar
Tow
W. W. Cartes
Joslin & Parks
Stephen
16Th St
Rollins House
Pate Eleck
Buffalo Boots
Mane
Stephen Bon
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