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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1875
Page
4
The notice lists advertising charges with line rates for various categories. Transient ads are priced per line at 0 and 8 cents for different insertions. Notices run at 14 cents per line, with fractional charges for multiple inser tions. Special terms apply for six months, with a range of cents per line.
A busy edition notes the Fall Match at Talbot’s at 3 PM and promises more City Council proceedings each Saturday. It covers Indian Agency travel by officials and Rev M Cleveland preaching, strawberry festival plans, and disputes over treaty signings with the Sioux and federal policy urging forceful action in Northern Wyoming.
Judge Fisher presiding in Wyoming Territory on John Comba charged with assault with intent to commit murder. Jury retired in afternoon with no verdict yet. Commission to negotiate a Sioux treaty will meet at Yankton mid July visiting five Sioux agencies with work likely through September. Receipts to No 64 later available. town judge Brevens reports.
McNamara & Lucas wildesale dealers in wines and liquors remain in Omaha city. R M Wilson of Vernallis Ky arrives from the east and heads to Dozeman Montana. Red Cloud Spotted Tail agency attaches depart for home. Water Crown moves into a new house on Sixteenth Street. Bean Hottel plan a new grain warehouse this week. Max Meyer leaves to west to service customers. Lon Pallardy the Indian Interpreter arrives from North Platte and stays at the Railroad House. Gallatin Co move saddlery to rear of Post Office. new brick to be built. Jules Benffey arrives from Fort Laramie, staying at Dyers Hotel.
Dinr Birt reports a large Fort Laramie audience applauding Edmund J. Bowen a private in Company E 4th Infantry who spoke on temperance and its effects on a man. Also included is a letter from Jules Ecorrey noting stolen horses tied to Red Cloud Agency and sightings by Baptiste Poirier.
The Monard of Towns Trusteee met with full board present after adjournment. They approved the journal of the previous meeting and heard petitions including closing shops after 2 AM on Sundays and moving a frame building between the Post Office and a carpenter shop. Bills were approved and warrants issued for various vendors and salaries. The six track petition near Bean Hottel warehouse was approved with railroad crossing duties. census reporting by Edward Morris was postponed. The six track project and several financial items define the day.
List of unclaimed letters at Cheyenne post office dated June 14 1875 to be sent to Dead Letter Office if not called for within thirty days. Names include Hibbard, Tinsle Johnson, Peter Johnson, Mrs N Keelor, Munroe, Kelliher, Kenny, Couldroon, Moore, Mixy Morgan, Frank Morgan, Rudolph, Snowden, Louis Soule, Townsend, Tallon, Tisdale, Wittenstein, Webber, Watts, Williams, Theodore WCKE postmaster. Dress making ad by Wilsa Glass offering tailored garments, prices and address in Hill Street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
Union Pacific Railroad notifies legatees that portions of sections 6 and 32 are reserved and platted at designated grounds. No buildings or fences may be erected without company permission. Papers available for viewing at the U P Land Office in Cheyenne and in the Division Superintendent's office in this city.
Water will be supplied for irrigation on Monday and Thursday to Eddy Street and areas west of it, and on Tuesday and Friday to the eastern town post. Water will be shut off entirely on Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. Supervisor Jeffdif D. Fink oversees the restriction.
Advertises free information at the office on certifying title quality for city lots and prompts for prompt furnishing of certified abstracts at reasonable rates. Claims of responsibility disclaimed by a terse antique business notice from CoxkLerr & SteEVENS with mixed ads for fresh eggs, farm butter, and city residences for sale by Corlett & Stevens.
Extra copies of the Daily Leader are available at Holt's post office news rooms starting at 10 o'clock in the morning. P H Kinder promotes the New Howe Bewing Machine at the corner of 1th and O'Neil with claims of it being the best machine in the world.
Several thousand wan cut newspapers offered for sale at the Leaders office. sale includes all kinds of papers for sale and advertisement unclear due to garbled text.
A tangle of small notices and ads appears, mentioning F Schwuickert on Sixteenth Street, Patrick Shanahan discharge papers, Lauder will, Jellahiot Dwight Fixe buying Peo ie Pump agency from E H Lestey, and a sales push for woolen pumps. Also promotions for Haraiu’s Harter Shop on Eddy Street touting barber services.
The Union Pacific Railroad announces unsold Cheyenne lots to be sold Monday May 17 1875 at Garrett Stevens office. L C Stevens is authorized Land Department agent for the sale and will handle payments and title. Occupants must buy or vacate. warranty deeds abstracts go to Stevens for forwarding to Unnahu free of charge.
Inquire of H.8. Traci at the Great Western Corral for renewal options. The fragment hints at family suitability and affordable terms but lacks full details. Seek clarification to confirm rates and eligibility.
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