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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1877
Page
11
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Fragmented readable text hints at a 3.0L engine note and references to other items from multiple weeks in May. The partial line lacks clear event, person, or organization details to establish a full news item.
Washington April 6 Secretary Schurz issues an order creating a three member board of inquiry to review appointments removals and promotions across bureaus. The board will include one secretary appointee and two bureau representatives with a reduction list to be screened from a surplus before selection. The board’s findings go to the Interior Secretary for approval.
A historical note outlines a planned westward drift toward the Big Horn country with the cry On to Big Horn. It includes a lengthy, by then approximate table of overland distances from Cheyenne to numerous waypoints and camps, noting scarce water and poor forage along the route and forecasting large migrations into the region.
An 1877 round-up notice declares an Upper Round-Up meeting May 1 at W M Dailey’s ranch Labonti Creek to work cattle north of the Laramie River and along the telegraph road toward Fort Laramie with W M Dailey as foreman James Lane to lead after crossing the Laramie. A Lower Round-Up meets May 20 at Cavey’s ranch Pole Creek to join the Nebraska round-up and proceed to Pump Kin Creek North Platte River Horse Creek with John Snodgrass foreman and G B Goodell assistant foreman by TiAnamis County Stock Association order.
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