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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1877

Page

8

Washington cabinet meeting on Sitting Bull commission talks

The August cabinet session adjourned with no decisions on New York Custom House reforms or the Sitting Bull commission. Secretaries Schurz and McCrary review instructions guiding the commission to seek submission by the hostiles without new Congress action.

Washington New York Custom House Sitting Bull Gen Terry Col Corbin Sever Government Paper Glenn Mills Internal Revenue Treasury Sitting Bull Commission Schurz McCrary United States Department Devens Key Marietta Ohio Freemont Dayton Fremont Sheridan Crook J. D. Cox Carroll Louisville Nashville Chatanooga Knoxville Massachusetts Boston John Riley John Clancey Riley Jim

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Istes Park Views and Camping Near Mount Olympus

The Istes Park area offers two entrances the St Vrain and the county road with vistas of Mount Olympus and Longs Peak. Visitors describe camping near Evans house by the Big Thompson and note trout in the stream amid drives past Willow Park Lily Lake and Horseshoe Park. Thunderstorms and dramatic cloudbursts enhanced the rugged scenery as campers prepared for Longs Peak ascents.

Istes Park St. Vrain Longmont Road Mount Olympus Olympus Long’s Peak Mount Pisgah Evans Gilley Old Olympus Esris Park

Iron works soon in Pueblo and other Colorado notes

Colorado clippings report Port Collins wheat yields and a large watermelon, while Pueblo may soon host iron works. The Chieftain notes a 85 dog killings earning respect, and the Southern Colorado Baptist Association lists fourteen churches seven preachers and four hundred five members. John Hitson attends Murphy meeting in Denver as cattle leader.

A. Golden Southern Colorado Baptist Association

Ore crushin g advances and new mill in Lead City

The Omaha Company operates the Samode mine with their Little Giant crusher and adds a new hammer. Another Little Giant arrives at Anchor City and will be erected soon. Father DeSmet mill to start operations this week as a large building nears completion. Lead City business improves with rising money. Quartz prospects found behind Cleveland hill and new rock extraction begins.

Omaha Company Samode Anchor City Father DeSmet Lills Lead City Cleveland

Republican County Convention Names City Wall Nominees

The Laramie County Republican Convention met at the City Wall to nominate councilmen and representatives. G. W. Corey chaired, F. B. Warren acted as temporary chairman, and J. O. Stevens as temporary secretary before permanent organization. The councilmen named A. I. Swan S. M. Preshaw J. H. Taylor G. W. Corey J. N. Keller. The representatives listed Chas Hecht Peter McKay L. C. Stevens J. St. Bowman Henry Helphenstine Jno. I. Davis Peter Hamma H. Conley J. P. C. Poulton. The convention adjourned sine die.

Laramie County G. W. Corey Republican County Committee F. BE. Warren J. O. Stevens A. I. Swan M. Preshaw Taylor J. N. Keller Chas, Hecht Peter McKay L. C. Stevens J. ST. Bowman Henry Helphenstine Jno Davis Peter Hamma H. Conley J. P. C. Poulton Ate

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