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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1875
Page
4
Fragmentary ad list shows rates for notices and insertions including per line charges and time spans. Partial figures reference May 1 1874 and various publishers such as Amy Leaper Nonpariel and Leaner style classifieds.
Jagde Kingman of New Pittsburg denies reports that residents were fleeing to escape suffocation. He claims smoke consumes itself unseen amid the confusion and fear.
The Jackley Family on Friday and Saturday at the Opera House delivered fine performances in a cramped Cheyenne venue. Grasshoppers threaten crops near Greeley and doubts grow about local settler prospects. Cheyenne ads promote a fruit and vegetable store by W L Coakly and barber services by Hardin's Harbor Shop.
Advertisements and notices list missing authorizations for LEADER printing, miners’ tools at multiple shops, city residences for sale, and a note that J. Bliman is not employed. Notices reference Holt’s News Rooms, Converse & Warren, F. Senwethkert, Corlett & Stevens, and Salt Lake City patrons with date markers and stock items.
Legal notice from Corlett and Stevens promotes free office verification of tithe condition and provision of warranty deeds for city lots. They advertise certified abstracts at reasonable rates and mention baby carriage and perambulator stock at Converse and Warren’s. Also a help wanted note and a sale of two American mares with harness for two hundred dollars.
Notice states the Union Pacific Railroad land sale for Cheyenne on Monday May 17 1875 at Coflett Stevens office. L C Stevens is the authorized agent for sale of lots. occupiers with due payments must complete payments to secure title. unoccupied lots must purchase or vacate. abstracts to Stevens and forwarded to Omaha at no charge. Blank legal forms for sale at the ZADER office.
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