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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1878
Page
3
A fragmentary note cites a recent action at the earth’s edge. The terse item mentions a survey or event but lacks concrete names dates or locations. The readable bits suggest an auxiliary project or inquiry linked to broader earth studies.
Our Black Hills correspondent tours the mining belt from the Nicoderic Dhu to Yellow Water, describing quartz ledges, rich ore at Roderick Dhn, Caledonia and Lincoln, rapid town growth in Lead City, and the spread of mills. He notes wide ore bands, new mill sites, and the Bear River settlement while recounting Ute activity and agency tensions with agent Danforth.
A letter from CuBYENNE Wyoming dated December 27 1877 disputes a Denver Times report on Routt County Indians at White River Agency. The author alleges no 1876 government rations reached the agency while traders sell flour at high prices and wagons leave for supplies bearing blankets and clothing only. The Indians express dissatisfaction.
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