Weekly Butler out for presidential push from Lowell
The article notes General Butler will base his political efforts in Lowell Massachusetts rather than Washington. It highlights a broader view of a coming democratic president, a third party appeal in the south, and critiques of current party alignments. It references diverse topics from divorce trends in Denver to Rufus Ingalls accounts and China trade issues.
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Butler
Washington
Lowell
Mass
Rufus Ingalls
Portland
Oregon
South
Ben Butler
Marriage of Miss Lillie Andrews and Mr Edward Wagner
A large society wedding on January 1 1884 at the residence of Hon W W Corlett joined Miss Lillie Andrews of this city to Mr Edward Wagner of Ogden Utah. The ceremony was by Rev Dr Rafter with a splendid reception and many notable attendees including Governor Hale and Mrs Hale. The couple departed for Ogden at 6 pm and registry of gifts listed many silver pieces and keepsakes from local citizens and friends. the bride wore white satin trimmed with orange blossoms and the groom wore broadcloth.
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W. W. Corlett
Edward Wagner
Ogden
Utah
Lillie Andrews
William Hale
Hale
E. W. Mann
Bergman
Dr. Rafter
Episcopal Church
Kate Graham
J. G. Pratt
Ollerenshaw
Inman
Mrs. Wagner
George W. Hoyt
Rich
Governor Hale
Lillie
Isaac Bergman
H. Wagner
Laramie City
E. Nagle
Hugh Masterson
Orrin Miller
Marks & Myers
J. C. S. Richardson
Washington, D. C
J. Y. Cowhick
F. S. Hebard
Emma Timmons
J. Bishop
Uncle Ben
A. Idelman
T. R. Ross
G. C. Charleton
Ettie
Marie Maynard
Mechranion Supper a Successful New Year Event
A New Year supper at the Key City house hosted by Ben and Mrs. Ekdall drew many guests including native mechanics and invited others. Speeches, toasts, and songs followed a lavish repast with drinks at each place. Notable speakers and performers included Hon. A. Jackson, W. P. Carroll, Mr. Morgan, and Uncle Jack Ellison as well as Herman Kimme and Mr. Morrow. The gathering ended late with all enjoying a jolly sociable evening and several abstaining from alcohol.
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Ben Ekdall
A. Jackson
Jackson
W. P. Carroll
Jack Ellison
Herman Kimme
Jack
Morgan
Morrow
Sage Brush
Rock Island Route Publishes New Comprehensive Cook Book
The Rock Island Route has issued a 128 page cookbook with new receipts from top caterers. It promises reliability and usefulness for housewives and can be obtained postpaid for ten cents in stamps, though valued at one dollar, by sending to BE S. John G. T. & P. A. Chicago Illinois.
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Great Rock Island
S. John
Chicago
Illinois
Bishop Spaulding Sees Wyoming Diocese Growing Fast
In a Denver sermon on an anniversary, Bishop Spaulding of Colorado and Wyoming said Cheyenne and Laramie churches are self supporting. He predicted Wyoming will become a separate jurisdiction within three years, possibly with its own bishop, and foresaw new railroad hubs and missions expanding in the interior and near the National Park. He urged expansion of Indian work to advance Christianization.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Denver
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wyoming Territory
Great National Park
Church of Christ
Ted Men
Ed Stuart Arrested in Powder River Cattle Theft Case
Deputy Boswell of Laramie jailed Ed Stuart, former Powder River Cattle foreman, on charges of complicity in cattle thefts. Accused of stealing seventy cattle sold for $900 at Belle Fourche and of obtaining $150 from a Buffalo man under false pretenses. Stuart fled to Deadwood then Hot Springs, Arkansas before capture.
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Boswell
Laramie
Ed Stuart
Powder River Cattle Company
Stuart
Belle Fourche
Deadwood
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Manager Brown
Powder River Company
Brown
Marguerite Gold Mining and Milling stockholders meet 1884
A meeting of the stockholders of the Marguerite Gold Mining and Milling company is set for January 24 1884 at 2 pm at the company office in Cheyenne Wyoming. The purpose is to increase capital stock to fifty thousand shares of 20 dollars par value, current shares being twenty five thousand. Trustees Joan Bryant Roya E Rosprys and Charles Albert Prince.
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Marguerite Gold Mining and Milling Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Joan Bryant
Roya
E. Rosprys
Charles Albert Prince
Notice of Homestead Abandonment Cancellation Hearing
U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming December 3 1883 complaint by John Housiaux against Francis J Buckley for abandoning entry No 126 dating February 2 1877 on the south half of the northeast quarter section 32 township 14 north range 67 west Laramie County Wyoming Territory summons to appear January 4 1884 at 2 pm to respond and testify.
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U.S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
John Housiaux
Francis J. Buckley
Range 67
Laramie County
Wyoming
Territory
Epa
Mann
Register
Walter
Hurvsur
Notice for Final Proof in Cheyenne Land Office
Notice is given that George R. Harrington has filed for final proof to support his claim for the west half of northeast quarter and east half of northwest quarter section 30 township 25 north range 66 west. Proof will be made before the Cheyenne register and receiver January 25, 1884. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are William Weightman John J McCormick Edward L Parish and James Gallaghter all of Fort Laramie Wyoming.
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Cheyenne Wyo
Cheyenne
Wyo
George R. Harrington
Northwest Quarter
Range
William Weightman
John J. McCormick
Edward L. Parish
James Gallaghter
Fort Laramie
Wye
W. Mann
Register
Laxp
Albert Hoge
W. F. Draper
William Ogden
Seabury Brown
Perry Brown
Sun Dance
Edgar W. Mann
U.S. Land Office
Wyoming
David Lannen
Thomas Conroy
Thomas Holt
Laramie County
John Housiaux
Samuel Causman
Walback
Epears, Mann
Jasper N. Thompson
Range 66
I. C. Whipple
John Morrison
George C. Charlton
George H. Walters
I. F. Hill
Evenard
Mann
Final proof notice for land claim in Wyoming
Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming issues notice that Hinrich Tauck will make final proof February 1 1884 before the Register and Receiver for lot 1 and the east half of the northwest quarter section 21 township 53 north range 60 west and cultivation of the land with Jan Moller Alexander Moorcroft Le Roy G Hoyt and Frank Wilbur all of Beulah Wyoming as witnesses.
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Gettler
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Hinrich Tauck
Jan Moller
Alexander Moorcroft
le Roy G. Hoyt
Frank Wilbur
Beulah Post Office
Laramie County
Wyo
W. Mann
Register
Cueyenne
LeRoy G. Hoyt
Epaar W. Mann
Land Entry Notice for Cheyenne Wyoming Tracts
Office notice records a land entry and cultivation claim for the south half of the southwest quarter of section 13 and the east half of the southeast quarter of section 14 in township 51 north range 63 west. Claimants listed include Albert Hoge and four Sunn Dance residents W F Draper William Ogden Seabury Brown and Perry Brown.
Notice for Publication of Land Claim in Wyoming
Notice for publication from the Cheyenne land office dated February 1, 1884. LeRoy G. Hoyt claims the south half of southeast quarter and other portions of section 20 in township 58 north range 60 west. Names listed include Alexander Moorcroft Hinrich Tauck Frank Wilbur and Jan Moller of Beulah, Laramie County, Wyoming. EpGar W. Mann, Register.
Land Office Notice in Cheyenne Wyoming
Land office at Cheyenne Wyoming announces a sale before the register and receiver on January 25, 1884. Bids by David Lannen for two quarter sections in section 12 township 15 north range 70 west. Other parties include Thomas Conroy Thomas Holt John Housiaux Samuel Causman and Epears Mann in Laramie county Wyoming.
Land Office Notice of Filings in Wyoming
Land Office at Cheyenne reports settler Jasper N. Thompson filed notice and Receiver recorded at Cheyenne Wyoming on February 1 1884 concerning portions of section 150 township 26 north range 66 west. Signatories include I C Whipple John Morrison George C Charlton of Cheyenne and George H Walters I F Hill of Fort Laramie with Evenard Mann listed.
Land patent recipients listed for townships and sections
The document names recipients including Alexander Moorcroft and Le Roy G Hoyt with rights to parts of sections 29 82 and 81 in township 53 north range 60 west, recognized by Ev ar W Mann and Hinrich Tauck in Wyoming as of February 1 1884.
Land Office Cheyenne notices January 1 1884 listing filings
United States Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming records February 1 1884 filings by Jan Moller for parts of sections 21 and 20 and listing the interests of Alexander Moorcroft LeRoy G Hoyt Hinrich Tauck and Frank Wilbur of Beulah Laramie County with Epaar W Mann noted
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