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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1878

Page

13

Weekly Leader Advertising Printing Services

The notice promotes Commercial Job Printing offering wide services including job printing of rounds, letterheads, note headings and posters. It claims a new type and presses, low prices, and quick turnaround for the weekly leader and large papers.

Oregon Bill Killed Over Card Game in Colorado

Reports say Oregon Bill was killed in a card game at Saguache Colorado last week. The item notes the unusual cause of death and hints at a local sensational angle in early 1900s gossip.

Oregon Bill Saguache Colo Womans’ Temperance Union Carey Block

Western Wyoming Waifs and Local Developments

Six prisoners remain in Carbon county jail. A search party headed from Medicine Bow hopes to find J C Davis believed lost returning from Yorts Fetterman and Mc Kinney. Reports say a ten stamp mill may operate at Seminole district by mid April with English funding. Keystone Mining adds a fifteen stamp mill to Douglas creek district by February 12. Investigator Wm Vandever studies White River Ute troubles and seeks relief for Utes, arranging transport to Fort Steele and winter care, with further aid planned for Snake river valley residents.

Carbon County Medicine Bow J. C. Davis Yorts Fetterman and McKinney Laramie Penitentiary Seminole England Keystone Mining Company Douglas Creek Wm. Vandever White River Snake River Valley Car‘bon County News

Rich strikes and sun dogs mark Black Hills notes

Reports from Pennington county detail eight cent on the dollar warrants and new mining finds in Hill City area. Rich ore samples from Lone Star lead and a four ounce rock yielding six grains of coarse gold are described alongside developments at the DeSmet mine and Nugget gulch. A planned Lead City theatre and road improvements near Hill City are noted, with ongoing wells and a sheriff guarded mine holdings.

Pennington County DeSmet Lone Star Cheyenne Miller Dan Reagan Mill Street Lead City Messrs Fulton & Price Whitewood Whitewood Creek Woolley Pecadho Manning Wood Smith Fire Committee Lee Street Court House Bonanza Main Street Gem Theatre Matkin & Leimer’s Sidney Gevans Jim Bismarck Road Crook City Wm. E. Wilson B. H. Times Hill City Skillman Stonewall Jackson Nugget Gulch Custer Rapid Creek Jenney’s Gulch Mountain Meadow Ranch Deadwood Pactola Skillman and Beedle Newton’s Fork

Desertion Case and Army Duty Notes From Frontier Posts

The commanding officer at Camp Douglas Utah will send Private Frank Williams of Company K First Cavalry to San Francisco under guard for delivery to the adjutant general California. Leave of absence for twenty days is granted Captain Andrew S Burt Ninth Infantry Omaha. Colonel F F Flint Fourth Infantry Fort Bridger is appointed special inspector to inspect harness. Major Samuel A Storrow surgeon and Second Lieutenant Henry R Lemly Third Cavalry are detailed on a general court martial at Ft Laramie. The board of survey ordered to convene at Camp Stambaugh is to convene at Camp Brown Washington Territory.

Camp Douglass U. T Frank Williams Company K First Cavalry San Francisco California Adjutant General Headquarters Department of California Andrew S. Burt Ninth Infantry Omaha Barracks Neb F. F. Flint Fourth Infantry Fort Bridger W. T Thomas C. Devin Third Cavalry Samuel A. Storrow Henry R. Lemly Ft. Laramie Wyo Board of Survey Camp Stambaugh Camp Brown

Rapid City Racket Two Papers May Come Next Year

From Our Own Correspondent in the Black Hills report Pennington county may get a second paper next year with the Rapid Creek Mining and Manufacturing Co planning Pactola. W S Maguire and M H Kendig finish a large public hall at Pactola to be dedicated around February 1. A dozen hydraulics are expected to operate on Rapid Creek placers next spring and summer with an expected yield near a quarter of a million dollars.

Rapid Creek Council Bluffs Iowa Pactola H. N. Maguire Black Hills Pennington County Old Camp Creek Rapid City Rapid Rarrip Orry Rapid Creek Mining and Manufacturing Company W.S. Maguire M. H. Kendig

Deadwood Drift in Lead City Water Delays Hit Prospecting

Lead City mill men face water scarcity delaying construction and daily life as numerous new houses rise on vacant lots. Purchasers of Father DeSmet plan to build three sixty stamp mills within a year. Germania district sprouts three towns Quartz City Beaver City and New Berlin while Beaver City area sees steady building and about 150 prospectors work the mines.

Lead City Father DeSmet Germania Quartz City Hay and Elk Creeks Beaver City New Berlin Pioneer

Cavalry Scout Returns From Spearfish Valley Quiet

Deapwoop on January 15, the two Third Cavalry units sent on a scout report returning to Maj. Evans' camp in Spearfish Valley with no Indians sighted and no signs of hostile activity.

Deapwoop Third Cavalry Maj. Evans Spearfish Valley

A Virago on the War Path at the Mother Mine

At the Mother mine near Deadwood on January 15 Mrs. Elizabeth F. Lovell arrived at noon and ordered miners to leave. She drew a six shooter, cut the windlass, and toppled an ore car. When an owner spoke up she fired again but caused no injury and was arrested.

Elizabeth F. Lovell

Free cure for nervous weakness advertisement card

Special notices offer a free receipt claimed to cure nervous weakness, early decay, and loss of manhood. It says the remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America and instructs sending a self addressed envelope to Rev. Joseph T. Inman at Bible House Station D New York.

South America Josspht INMAN Bible House New York

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