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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1883

Page

9

Manor Mention Weekly Leaker On Election Bribes And Corruption

Notes from Cheyenne describe a city election with only a few votes cast, bribery concerns, and a new coroner. U.S. Army officer Dr. John E. Summers to join Fort McKinney in January. Notary C. C. P. Weber commissioned at Fort Fetterman. John A. Riner advances Wyoming reports volume two.

John E. Summers United States Army Fort McKinney C. C. P. Weber Hale Fort Fetterman John A. Riner Wyoming Cheyenne Little Bear Stage Road

Mining Deed and Title Claims in Hartville District

Mining deed records transfer of one half interest in the Fraction Kid and Lucky Boy mines in the Hartville district to John Mul lin for $1,000. Location certificate filed for the Odessa lode on Pole Creek by H. J. Maynard. Articles of association and incorporation filed for Powder River Cattle Company.

John 8 Mullin Kid Lucky Boy Hartville H. J. Maynard Odessa Lode Pole Creek Powder River Cattle Company

New Mines Reported Near Fort Fetterman

At Fort Fetterman new mines have been found within about a dozen miles of the fort and prospectors are active in the area. If strikes occur as hoped, the neighborhood could reap significant gains as coal resembling anthracite is said to have been located and men are securing their claims.

Fort Fetterman

Fatal Evanston Rail Accident Clears Sixteen Cars

Sixteen cars broke from a switch engine at a heavy grade west of Evanston at 2:30 am and struck an eastbound freight. The engineer suffered a broken collar bone while the fireman and head brakeman were killed. The engine and many freight cars were wrecked.

Evanston

Indian Band Passes Rapid City on Picnic Trip

The large band led by Young-Man-Afraid-of-His-Horses moved through Rapid City at 11 today en route to Little Missouri game range. The piece notes Indians in good standing, fears depredations on cattle, and warns stock growers to guard herds as scalp lifters may pass through Redwater valley this week.

Rapid City Missouri Buffalo Redwater Valley Deadwood

Killing of Robin Plummer at Grand Lake

The North Park Miner reports Robin Plummer was killed by Wilson Walden a Grand county official after intervening in a violent domestic scene Walden then pursued the deceased outside and shot him from behind in a fatal incident allegedly sparked by a confrontation at a home

Robin Plummer Grand Lake Wilson Walden Grand County Waldren Plummer North Park

Sheep Race Challenge From Green River Ranch Owner

U P Charley, owner of a large band of sheep on a ranch about thirty five miles from Green River, Issues a September race challenge. He invites $50 entries, promising nothing but fair date and training time, with swift practice encouraged.

U. L Charley Green River Sweetwater Gazette

Private letter notes Yankton work advancing beyond expectations

D C Grant Req of Rawhide reports recent work on the Yankton showing more progress than planned. Archangel, U P and Morning Star are developing into satisfactory properties. Light snow has limited interference, boosting camp confidence for a big boom next season. Cheyenne awareness of nearby mineral wealth remains limited.

D. C. Grant, Req Rawhide Archangel U. P Morning Star

How to Send Silver by Mull

A DIY wooden envelope method uses a suitable auger bit to bore a coin-sized hole in a block of wood. Secure the money inside, cover, and mail. The amount suggested is 2.50 for weekly, 3 for three months, 6 for six, or 10 for a year with the daily edition.

Weekly Leader

Army Orders Dispatch 7th Infantry Assignments and Remissions

Department Orders assign Sergeant Peter Young and several privates of the 7th Infantry to Fort D. A. Russell and Fort Bridger in Wyoming. Private E 8 Malbone to Cheyenne ordnance depot for extra duty. The unexpired sentence of Private Edward Coen of the 9th Infantry is remitted following his company commander’s recommendation.

Peter Young 7Th Infantry James Fields Wm. Mills Edward Watson Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming Frank Hart Fort Bridger Fort D. A. Russell E. 8, Malbone Cheyenne Ordnance Depot Edward Coen 9Th Infantry

Ram's Horn mining district formed near Rock Springs

Elk are plentiful on the west fork of Bear river and around Chalk creek head in Uinta county but lawful slaughter is prohibited this season. A rumored rich gold and silver bearing lodge in Uinta county seems sensational and likely myth. The central location lies about five miles from Twin Creek and fifty miles north of Evanston. Two Salt Lake City assays report 688 ounces silver and about two and a third ounces gold per ton. A well defined ledge with solid wall rock has several claims already located.

Bear River Uinta County Chalk Creek Twin Creek Evanston Salt Lake City

The Missing Link Returns as Morning Paper

Report from Laramie City states the Missing Link will resume publication Monday as a morning newspaper after three months of a daily evening edition. The suspension ends and readers are informed of the shift in schedule and format.

Laramie City

The Warm Springs Wyoming Mineral Waters Beckon

A Wyoming spring district north of the Medicine Bow range hosts six mineral springs with one cold and five hot wells. The hot water reaches 146 degrees, hotter than Arkansas springs, with a simple hotel store and post office, a school, and cabins. Visitors report beauty and health benefits though accommodations are modest and caution is advised with initial baths.

Medicine Bow Mountains Fort Steele Wyoming Arkansas Springs North Platte River Ogden Washakie Springs Wyoming Springs Cheyenne

Two Wyoming Convicts Pardoned by Governor Hale

Governor Hale pardoned two Nebraska penitentiary inmates yesterday. Philip Timmons, a life prisoner for a Cheyenne murder, has been insane for six months and will be moved to an asylum in Missouri. Charles Young, jailed ten years for highway robbery in Green River, will be released after Governor Hale's review found merit in the clemency petition.

Wyoming Nebraska Penitentiary Hale Philip Timmons Cheyenne Laramie City Lincoln Timmons Missouri Charles Young Young Green River Sweetwater County Thompson Blair Iowa

Election results from First Ward and city council lineup

Yesterday 79 votes were cast in First Ward with Reed 74 Scriber 5 Griffin 59 Hoyt 18. Second Ward 38 votes with Warren and Carey noted. Third Ward 38 votes for Tim Dyer. Official results due Friday. City council names listed by ward.

Thomas R. Reed P. H. Scriber J. W. Griffin Geo. W. Hoyt Mesara Reed Griffin F. K E. Warren J. M.carey Tim Dyer T.R. Reed John EF. Davis F. E. Warren R. B. Horrie J. W. Collins T. Dyer Milton Taylor A. G. McGregor

Crystal Mountain Strike Progress At High Altitude Camp

Prospectors report favorable progress at Crystal Mountain after a week of snow and cold. True fissure veins are being disclosed, countering views that finds are mere blow-outs. The camp grows, now about 125 people.

Crystal Mountain Loveland News

Bardolf Bros Ship Antelope to Denver in Snow

Greeley notes report Bardolf Bros shipped seventy head of antelope to Denver on Friday. Eight inches of snow and sleighing in Denver, fair weather and dusty streets in Greeley. Rev. George P. Hays lectured on Character and Manners in the Baptist church. Ralph Meeker to arrive with his sister's remains tomorrow. Alex Mead sold eighty acre farm south of Brown Prenton's to Samuel H. Luke for 45 dollars per acre.

the Tribune Bardolf Bros Denver Greeley D. B. Keeler Union Pacific George P. Hays The Baptist Church Ralph Meeker Alex Mead Brown & Prenton’s Samuel H. Luke

Coroner’s Inquest Rules Out Criminal Intent in Lena Reiper Case

The inquest into the death of Lena Reiper’s newborn daughter, found dead under suspicious circumstances, concludes at 9 last night. Jurors led by Foreman I C Whipcer determine suffocation as the cause, but say criminal intent cannot be established. Lena Reiper not arrested and no further investigation anticipated.

Thoraday Lena Reipery Ward John T. Chaffin Laramie County Wyoming Territory Lena Reiper I. C. Whipecer

Texas stockmen buy land to back cattle boom

Texas stockmen invest in land as a vote of faith in cattle, with recent sales around 2.50 to 3.00 per acre including 35,000 acres in McMullen county bought by T C O Conner. Wool markets in Boston show varying grades while cattle transport improvements reduce Atlantic voyage risks. Mr O Conner, reputedly the United States’ largest cattleman, uses land purchases to bolster his cattle empire.

Texas Boston Atlantic Texas Live Stock Journal T. C. O'Conner J. M. Campbell McMullen O’conner United States

Colorado Notes and Nearby Ventures in 1882 Sightings

Coal sells for four dollars a ton in Greeley Pueblo plans a paper factory Crystal Mountain excitement continues. Leavitt’s minstrels visit Fort Collins next week Sun dogs seen at Fort Collins indicate weather change Fort Collins post office 1882 money orders total 2451 for 30 189 08 Denver Tribune lists New Year calla reception Young Boulder men discuss forming a military company State to equip unit A bag of bones pulled from the Platte near Denver believed to be a young Italian girl police investigate the case.

Fort ‘Collins Denver Tribune Boulder Platte Denver Wagner Henry Wagner Colorado H. Wagner Ir. Wagner Medical and Surgical Institute Larimer

Railroad Clatter and Progress Across the West

The Northern Pacific will span from Lake Superior to the Pacific after 310 miles of track. a dynamo electric brake debuts for freight cars at lower cost than air-brakes. About 100 miles remain to connect Utah and Colorado ends of the Denver & Rio Grande. In 1882, 38,657 west-bound way-bills moved to Central Pacific by Union Pacific and 5,883 east-bound way-bills moved from Central Pacific to Union Pacific.

Utah Colorado Denver & Rio Grande Central Pacific Union Pacific

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Fetterman U.P. Charley Rock Springs Christ of Pueblo Leavitt Fort Colling Fort Collins Northern Pacific Railroad Lake Superior Pacific Hostetter Royal Baking Powder Co Wall Street New York DR. Wagner Cow’s Medical and Surgical Isiitut Uarimoer Street Beaver Ures Undertakers F. E Warren & CO Sixteenth Street Black Hills Custer, Battle Creek, Rapid, Golden Gayville AMA Hillel Ball Printing Laaper
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