Black Hills Gold Fever in Wyoming Territory Aims for Union Pacific Route
Cheyenne reporter notes rising excitement across settlements from Missouri to the Pacific as word spreads of hidden mineral wealth in the Black Hills. Governors and military observers warn of possible conflict with Sioux if mining expands suddenly, while Governor Thayer visits Washington to push Wyoming’s claims to profit from mineral riches free of Indian restrictions.
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