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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1875
Page
4
Postmaster Glafcke announces weekly train and stage schedules for Fort Collins area. Daily arrivals from Denver and Davie Ranch at various times with Fridays and Wednesdays indicating market and connection days. Readers urged to note regular timetable for local trips and transfers.
Fragmented OCR shows agents and firms including Advernema related entities in New York. Mentions Potteng Co Gen P Howell Row and other names as advertising or broker references with unclear context.
Judge Fisher, by physician's advice, left the bench yesterday and asked Judge Thomas to preside over the First District Court. Rev John Cowhick to lead Presbyterian Church on the first Sabbath in July. Indian Inspector Daniels buys horses for Bronx Indians in the city. Red Cloud says no treaty until after befales all the good Indians. Senator Hamilton of Texas arrived and checked into the Railroad Home. Service at St Mark's Church tomorrow at 11 am and 8 pm. City Treasurer Bergman arranged with a Denver printing office for 500 receipts at $2.50. city council later billed $16. Court cases called in Wyoming Territory: Woodruff continued. Sewing Machine Co vs Taylor decided reserved. Clark acquitted. Hereford vs Dunn continued.
James McDaniel issues a proclamation claiming exclusive visitation rights to Spotted Talk or OQloud Agencies. He states he consulted with Indians and expresses confidence in his decision regarding the Black Hills matter. The text references dates in 1975 and mentions a delegation.
City buys printing here at higher cost. discounts for Denver work urged. E H Selby offers low cash grocery stock at the corner of Sixteenth and Ferguson. Sioux Delegation enjoyed McDaniel's Theatre with gifts from B Hellman. Spotted Tail criticizes end men. Races at Emery Park feature Bismarck Red Bird and Crazy Jack with strong betting.
The County Commissioners awarded the Crow Creek bridge contract to W. E. Golding with work on Eighteenth Street. Local residents and visitors include Charlie Stone of North Platte at Dyer's, F. M. Ryan of Grand Island touring Cheyenne, and Peter Norman of Lincoln planning Cheyenne as a future home. Also noted are Col Maynadier and wife heading to California, J. S. Halbert and wife visiting, Frank E. Snow bound for Chicago via Denver, and A. O. Smith from Tootle Maul Omaha arriving with trade on the Union Pacific line.
Indian Inspector Dadilels leads Bioux delegation to Nebraska to secure signatures on a treaty surrendering hunting rights in Nebraska for $25,000. A second treaty would later cover Northern Wyoming and mineral Black Hills. The draft text cites surrender of rights under the 1808 treaty and outlines compensation for relinquishment.
Industrial notices and local ads include sale of lots by Union Pacific for unsettled payments, warranty redirection to L. C. Stevens, land agency items, mining tools sale by F Schweickert, rental offer for a four room house, lost discharge papers of Patrick Shanahan, New Howe Sewing Machine agency, conveyancing services by Corlett & Stevens, Dwight Fishe selling Peace Pump, and Hardin's Harbor Shop promoting shavers and haircuts for Cheyenne travelers.
Fragmentary notice from a 19th century newspaper mentions warranty deeds and free information at an office. It lists firms Faten CogLeTtT STEVENS and Curlett Stevens selling city residences. Dates appear as my22 dtf and apl4 dtf.
Notice to the public that portions of sections six and thirty two are reserved as a depot grounds for Union Pacific Railroad Co. Buildings or fences require permit from the company. Plate available at U S Register office in Cheyenne and at the Division Superintendent's office. Also advertisements for mules and harness and dressmaking services offered in Cheyenne with pricing and location details.
Water supply will be rationed for irrigation with specific days for residents east of Eddy. Water will be shut off on certain days. supervisor D. Fran oversees the schedule. Also offered: two American mates aged six and eight for sale at LeapEp office. price two hundred.
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