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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1878

Page

11

Administration reports Westward Geographical Surveys and Mining Maps

Report on Wheeler led expeditions surveying west of the hundredth meridian during 1877. Notes from Colorado, Texas, Nevada, California, Oregon, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana. Includes Comstock lode survey, Lake Tahoe data, and field-office at Ogden Utah. Also lists officers and civilian assistants.

Washington G. M. Wheeler Corps of Engineers U. 38. Army Colorado Texas Nevada California Oregon New Mexico Utah Wyoming Idaho Montana Comstock Lode Lake Tahoe Ogden Bingland Tillman Lymans Young Engineer Corps Birnie Morrison Macomb Army J. A. Church A. R. Conkling Dr. Kaupf Postoffice Department Jan Key South Senate Conkling Ben Butler

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Four Memphis clothing firms failed yesterday. A negro named Rice was lynched in Louisiana Tuesday. A terrible gale swept the coast of Maine Friday causing shipping damage. Henry Curran Co NY patent medicine firm collapsed. Snow storm dumped nearly two feet in Delaware County NY Thursday night. Edward McDowell from Liverpool to Galveston stranded off St Louis Pass. no lives lost. Whittemore NY cotton brokers report $50,000 involved. Fortified town Nische in Servia surrendered after five days of fighting. A tramp set fire to a New York factory injuring many girls. lower floors damaged.

Rice Louisiana Maine Henry, Curran & Co New York Delaware County N. Y Edward McDowell Liverpool Galveston St. Louis Pass HH. R. & A. M. Whittemore New

Rich strike notes and mining talk from Deadwood and Lead City

Reports from the Black Hills detail gold and ore results at the Old Abe and Homestake mines, new corporate ties in California, and plans for expanded output. Prominent figures include Judge Bennett and Loyd Tevis, with remarks on Post Office changes in Wyoming and a varied local economy.

Rapid City California Granville G. Bennett Kidder A. J. Bowie Jy Father DeSmet Abe Badger Homestake Company Loyd Tevis D. F. Verden Tom Miller Lead City Deadwood Minnesota Chambers C. Davis Black Hills Coll. Deane Deadwood Gulch Pioneer

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