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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1877
Page
3
Fragmented OCR item about 3.0L and 10WSs in May
The readable fragments reference a 3.0L item and events or measurements tied to May. Details are sparse, with unclear context or sources. No firm names, places, or dates beyond the vague May reference.
Government board to probe appointments and promotions
Washington reports the secretary of the interior forms a three member board to investigate appointments removals and promotions across bureaus with standard three month terms for two members and a shorter term for the third. The board will forward its findings to the secretary for approval.
On to Big Horn distances Cheyenne to Fort Phil Kearney trail
An 19th century itinerary lists distances from Cheyenne to Big Horn Mountains and related lodges and forts. The table traces routes from Cheyenne to Lodge Pole Creek, Bear Springs, Chugwater, Hunton's Ranch, Phillips Ranch, Cottonwood Ranch, Elkhorn, Wagon Hound, Fort Fetterman, Sage Creek, South Fork Cheyenne, Buffalo Wallow, Dry Fork, Old Fort Reno, Crazy Woman's Fork, Clear Fork, Old Fort Phil Kearney, North Goose Creek, Bear Creek, Grass Lodge Creek, and final Old Fort. Notes mention water scarcity and the vast, growing migration toward the north gold fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
North
Black Hills
Cheyenne
Lodge Polo Creek
Polo Creek
Bear Springs
Hunton
Phillips’ Ranch
Cottonwood Ranch
Elkhorn
South Fork
Buffalo Wallow
al Wallow
Powder
Old Fort Reno
Fort Reno
Crazy Woman's Fork
Clear Fork
Old Fort Phil Kearney
Fort Phil Kearney
North Goose Creek
Bear Creek
Grass Lodge Creek
Old Fort
Upper and Lower Round-Up Notices From TiAnamis County
A round-up known as the Upper Round-Up will meet May 1 1877 at W M Dailey s ranch on Labonti creek to work cattle north of the Laramie river with Dailey as foreman crossing the Laramie river then marching to the area between that river and the Union Pacific line east to the Cheyenne Fort Laramie telegraph road. After crossing the Laramie river James Lane will be foreman. The Lower Round-Up will meet May 20 1877 at Cavey s ranch on Pole creek three miles east of the Durbin road to work down Pole creek toward Potter station then north to the North Platte river and up to Horse creek with John Snodgrass as foreman and G B Goodell as assistant foreman. By order of TiAnamis County Stock Association ab-wt.
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Union Pacific R. R
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Fort Laramie
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James Lane
Cavey’s Ranch
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Potter Station
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John Snodgrass
G. B. Goodell
Tianamis County Stock Association
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