Various News Bits Across Regions January 2
Reports from Wisconsin Hamilton county politics to the general assembly caucuses in a pivotal election. Congressman B rr . dies after long illness in Derkorr. Snowstorm hits with ten inches. San Francisco vessels amount to $21,000,1100 in value. A billiards match set for January 8 in the city. Emancipation Day celebrations noted among local Black residents.
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Gon. Wis
B. Rr
Congress
San FraNinco
San Francis
Deary
Dion
Adventurous mining drive eyed by Chicago Cheyenne and Omaha
The article urges Chicago Cheyenne and Omaha to back a bold Big Horn gold expedition next summer. It notes many organizers are reputable citizens, claims gold exists, and promises profit if successful. Supporters should outfit parties and supply routes while avoiding unreliable recruits amid broader regional tensions and political notes.
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Purof
Chicago
Cheyenne
Big Horn
Omaha
Call for county reform in clerk offices and records
The public complains of outdated methods under past county officers Jim Laird and Billy Morris. The piece urges new county commissioners to implement docket records in the Sheriff and Probate offices and clear financial ledgers in the Treasurer’s office to allow public access and accountability.
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Jim Laird
Billy Morris
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Office
Beef Trade With Chicago Promises Cheyenne Cattle Movement
The article notes that EW has long slaughtered beef cattle south of town on Crow Creek and shipped dressed quarters to Chicago. Daily carloads from Cheyenne reach Chicago, offering a leaner, fever-free beef option to city consumers. Transportation costs run about $1.50 per hundred pounds via the Union Pacific and Northwestern roads.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
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