Ons sale details and prices in local market ad
Fragmentary OCR item shows a sale listing with trade quality prices and amounts like $22 and $72,878. The text references an address and possible official notice from a local administrator in New York.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1883
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR item shows a sale listing with trade quality prices and amounts like $22 and $72,878. The text references an address and possible official notice from a local administrator in New York.
A 1883 report lists multiple field rounds led by foremen Charles Fisher Duncan Grant John Snodgrass and Chris Streaks. Begin dates include May 16 to May 26 with routes across Pole Creek Pumpkin Creek Laramie North Platte and the Platte River system to Fort Laramie and surrounding ranges.
May 16 1883 round up plans outline two divisions for moving along the Platte and Powder river regions. Division 1 travels up the Platte to Rattlesnake range then to Salt creek Fort Fetterman and Bate's hole while linking with round up 15. Division 2 moves to Hecht's ranch on Sage creek then to Black Thunder and Cheyenne river tribaries including Antelope. Laramie Plains round up assembles June 1 near McGill's ranch to sweep between the Big Laramie River and Black Hills divide with two divisions toward Twin Mountains and Cummins City.
The notice lists multiple round ups across Nebraska and Wyoming routes from May 10 to May 25. Foremen named include Rafe Rhodes Alton Seitz Robt Harrison Sam Moses Ad Spaugh and Joe Stratton. Routes cover Platte rivers Loup Middle and North, South and North Platte forks, Snake Creek Blue Creek Rush Creek and Cheyenne river basins with meetings at Julesburg Sterns Patterson and Poor's ranches. crews split to cover headwaters and tributaries and join again at designated points.
A series of cattle roundups schedules across 1883 Wyoming counties from Belle Fourche to Bitter Creek. Foremen include Ben Lawless J R Brazier Henry G Williams Fred G Hesse Nelson Yarnell Jacob Price and W H Weaver. Starts span May to June with camp meetings at Bacon’s old corral Tongue River Rosebud Powder River and other tributaries.
The article describes Round-up No 6 heading toward Sweetwater mouth around June 10 and lists extensive routes from Sweetwater ridge to Sand Creek. It also details Round-up No 22 beginning May 5 at Poison Creek and tracing rivers and tributaries toward Wind River and Beav er, with foreman Riley Haskell. It notes a resolution restricting changes to round-up plans and reports the disappearance of Ipstein & Company from Cummins City, with Laramie creditors tallying losses.
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