Reward Offered in Charles Cannon Murder Case
Governor William Har of Wyoming offers a 250 dollar reward for the arrest and delivery of whoever murdered Charles Cannon on January 9 1884 in Hartville Laramie County Wyoming Territory. Reward to be paid from county treasury upon delivery to the sheriff.
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Charles Cannon
Winliam Har
Wyoming
Territorial
Treasury
Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
Illinois State Penitentiary
Joliet
United States Penitentiary
Laramie City
Nebraska State
Lincoln
Laramie OA
Godédengoed
Railroad plans shape Cheyenne depot near Lake Minnehaha
The Cheyenne Black Hills and Montana Railway begins work and buys lots north of Lake Minnehaha for a depot. The route connects with Burlington and Missouri and Union Pacific lines, with a depot back of the cemetery and potential shops and freight yards near the drained lake. A streetcar spur to the cemetery area is expected to link to the new depot.
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Cheyenne, Black Hills & Montana Railway Company
Lake Minnehaha
Burlington & Missouri
Cheyenne
Crow Creek
Cheyenne & Black Hills
Dry Creek
Burlington & Missouri Road
Union Pacific
Rail link urged to reconnect Fort Collins and Cheyenne
Fort Collins residents press for reopening the railroad to Cheyenne and oppose a costly one line stage alternative. Proponents argue daily service would grow business and lower costs through a shorter, streamlined route. The current Colorado Central line is deemed uneconomical when inactive.
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Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Greeley
Gresley
Collins
Colorado Central
Fort Collins Express
Address by William Hale Governor Wyoming Territory 1884
Governor Hale greets Wyoming legislators praising health and growth, outlines future industries including petroleum soda coal and mineral wealth, and urges protective laws for livestock agriculture and mining plus reforms in elections, public notices, education, and park protections.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Wyoming
Iowa
Kentucky
Illinois
Wisconsin
Russia
United States
Dine End Courtroom Progress Noted In Brief
A terse item notes an individual named Dine concluding a sentence and an unspecified appeal to an eight member jury. Details remain unclear but imply a legal proceeding moving toward jury involvement.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Flonipa
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Eighth Legislative Assembly
Wyoming Territory
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Carbon
Yellowstone Park
Sweetwater
Wind River
Big Horn
Fourth Legislative Assembly
Dominion of Canada
Washington
John W. Hoyt
Wyoming Commission
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Denver
Notaries Public
Yellowstone National Park
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