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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1883

Page

8

Must the fences go in Wyoming public lands clash

In a report dated October 11 1882 Commissioner MacFarland warns of unlawful occupation of public lands through fencing by private parties. United States Attorney M C Brown notes likelihood of federal action to remove fences and prosecute offenders in Wyoming to preserve public domain and promote settlement.

N.C. MacFarland General Land Office United States Igsissippi Congress M. C. Brows MacFarland Inter- Ocean Brown Wyoming Teller Wyoming Stockgrowers Association Department of the Interior Odder Va. Swan M. C. Brown U. S

Snow Threatens Utah Trains and Mining Surge

Westren News reports heavy snow may force abandonment of uth Park trains as four engines pull a single passenger train. Utah miners are buoyant from record bullion output and rising ore shipments. Ophir justice Seth Page died frozen near Silverton while attempting to cross the range. A Wood River camp mine offers to fund thirty miles of narrow gauge railroad to connect with the Oregon Short Line. Muldoon mine holds 10,000 tons of ore with vast reserves.

Uth Park Utah Seth Page Ophir Colorado Silverton Wood River Oregon

Montana News Briefs From Billings Herald Headlines

A sixteenth interest in the Honbar mine at Butte sold for 6000 dollars. Prospects of coal near town discussed. Helena forms a mock legislative society. Spring telegraph to Fort Maginnis planned. Meagher county to gain telegraph service. Anderson bill debated after national board of trade approval. Telegraph expansion blocked by existing lines buyout. Wyoming cattle outlook 1883 predicted. 1882 beef value cited. Livestock Journal commentary.

Billings Herald Honbar Butte Helena Fort Maginnis Meagher Anderson Kansas National Board of Trade Washington Post Office Department

The Fairbank Smelter Report From Fort Laramie

Fort Laramie January 31 1883 Col A T Babbitt vice president Wyoming Copper company notes the furnace runs steadily producing over twenty tons in a four days run Joan H Bartlett superintendent reports continued daily output and efficient operation of the smelter

Fort Laramie A. T. Babbitt Wyoming Copper Company Joan H. Bartlett

Brown's Iron Bitters Promoted as Life Restoring Tonic

An 19th century testimonial extols Brown's Iron Bitters as a purifying and enriching blood tonic. The letter cites rapid recovery in a daughter with consumption and notes multiple family members benefited. It claims safety advantages over other iron preparations and links tonics to relief from dyspepsia kidney complaints and general weakness.

N. Eutaw St Baltimore Brown Ron Brrrenrs

Dr Wagner offer cures for seminal weakness in Denver

An advertisement for Dr Henry Wagner of Denver promises cures for seminal weakness and other genito urinary diseases. It claims guarantees of cure with a five hundred dollar forfeiture for failure, lists treatment of urinary issues, and notes a free consultation plus a $6 examination. Communications directed to Dr Henry Wagner box 2389 Denver.

Wagner Henry Wagner Denver Colorado H. Wagner R. Wagner Medical and Surgical Institute Larimer West Spinney & Co DR. Wagner & CO

Retail Advertisement for Mens and Ladies Footwear

Cowhick Whitcomb offers mens youths and boys fine clothing and gents furnishings with latest hat styles. Sole Cheyenne agents for Edwin C Burt ladies shoes and Burt Mears boots. All goods marked in plain figures.

Cheyenne Edwin C. Burt Burt & Mears

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