The Copper Output and Odd Drifts of 1883
The weekly item notes 1883 copper production at 115 million pounds, value $17 million, compares to 91 million pounds and $16 million in 1882, then shifts to miscellany on progress, news bits from several figures and curiosities including General A H Bowen and ancient ice events, plus lighthouse keeper life at Presque Isle with government rations and a library of varied works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Cole
Presque Isle
Erie
Fox
Jonathan Wild
Captain Kidd
Byron
Ingersoll
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Powerful Blood Purifier
An old advertisement touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the most potent blood purifier and a fountain of health and strength. It urges readers to be wise in time and claims baneful infections are promptly removed by this unequalled alterative. Job printing offered at the LEADER job rooms in first class style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis Adas
Harvard
Ayer
Perry Smith
Rawlins
Knight
Hines
Ita
New Orleans
Liebig
Liebig & Co
Bright
Boley
Europe
California
Patent Office
United States
Liebig Dispensary
Geary Street
San Irancisco
Cal
Mason Street
Leamny
Main
Wyoming's lawmakers convene with committees named
The Senate met after adjournment with members absent and notices of measures to be introduced. Hines proposes stock and wool growers protection and medical restraint on intoxicated doctors, Whittier targets opium limits and judicial district reorganization. House debates writs of error and bounty payments for wolves and coyotes while naming new committees and awaiting governor joint session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Messrs
Homer
Gray
Quinn
Hines
Whittier
Wyoming
Babbitt
Groesbeck
Laramie
Snider
City
Buffalo
Sheridan
Downey
Grant
Kennedy
Nickerson
List of Letters Now Lying at the Cheyenne Postoffice
A dated notice from January 5 lists the Gentlemen and Ladies letters held at the Cheyenne Wyoming Postoffice. The Gentlemen’s list includes Anderson to Whitcomb with many names. the Ladies’ list lists Banker through Mrs. J. S. Johnson. Postmistress Johnson signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Postoffice
Anderson
Allen
Aughey
Baker
Brainard
Butler
Buchanan
Bennett
Birmingham
Clay
Clayton
Crusha
Holk
Carr
Clark
Currie
Dilla
Draper
Everhart
Esters
Emery
Edinger
Faith
Grant
Graham EL Gates
Going
Garvey
Hickman
R Hall
Haron
H Holland
Hill
Harrison
EB Harrington
Henry
Hagerty
Hubbard
T Hunter
Irway
Jamiscn
Koch
Mann
Nicholson
McMullen
McFarland
McCoy
McCanley
O'Neil
Purcell H. Sampson
H Snelling
R Strain
Smithe
Stoll
Smith
M Wolf
Walfred
Whitcomb
Bessie Ceran
Frost
Gray
Gardner
Hagner
Nevera
Locks
Parker H Wilson
J. S. Johnson
Stockmen Urged to Send Brand Orders Early
Stockmen and others are asked to send their brand orders promptly as the season opens. E. Clark, Blacksmith, Sixteenth Street, notes he receives many orders and strives to fill them on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Clark
Sixteenth Street
Counts in the Shell at McEwen's Oyster Ocean
A short item notes the famous Counts enjoying seafood at McEwen's Oyster Ocean, highlighting a notable dining moment in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McEwen
Hartville Murder Inquest Delivers Conflicting Tales
Coroner Chaffin reports an inquest into Charles Cannon known as Dick Taylor who was shot in Hartville on January 8. Witnesses testifying include W R O'Hair Enoch West Patrick Wood George Pollock Adam Parr George Amos W H Vaughn and Robert Cosgrove. West describes a confrontation with Cannon at O'Hair store on the night of the 8th and a gunshot fired through a window. The jury verdict cites unknown hands and notes Hartville’s lawlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffin
Hartville
Charles Cannon
Dick Taylor
W.r.o’hair
Enoch West
Patrick Wood
George Pollock
Adam Parr
George Amos
W. H. Vaughn
Robert Cosgrove
West
Shawnee Creek
Laramie County
Wyoming Territory
Fetterman
Joe Rodgers
O’hair
Broom Creek
Texas
Mexico
Lincoln County
Keeline
Fort Fetterman
Territory
Wromba
County
Lakaamin
O’hair & Snow
H. X. Appi
Peter HoYeEn
J. Whitchcrath
Grover H. Hawn
C. W. Water
Dr J C Ayer Co Advertises John Gray and Pearse
An old advertisement notes Dr J C Ayer Co of Lowell Mass selling medicine at $1 per bottle and six for $5. It lists Gray and Pearse as wholesale agents in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Gray & Pearse
Cheyenee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crockery
Graig,Davis & Go
Guive
Ture Gallery
Montgomery Ward & CO
Wabash Avenue
Chicaro- IL
Chicago Scale CO
Fior
PAI
Geo. L. Holt
News Depot
Black Hills
Deadwood
Hapid
Battle Creek
Gayville
United States Mail
Wwe
Diviion
Alyon&healy State
Monroe Sts
Chicago
NOAA
RITE
Gabe Hanapet
Drui Major
Aine Aay
Cholyo Band
A. H. Bowen
Hastings
Neb
Chicago Herald
Mediterranean Sea
Gulf of Venice
Black Sea
Baltic Sea
Italy
Austria
Scotland
Danube
Jupge Poland
Vermont
Kelly
House
Supreme Bench of
Congress
Credit Mobilier
Tennessee
Christian Advocate
Robert Hall
Territorial
Judiciary
Dater
Finance
Expenditures
Ways and Means
Warren, Quinn, Gray
Dailey
Quinn, Babbitt
Gray, Hines
Warren
Quinn, Bennett
Territorial Library
Water
Irvine
Dailey, Hines
Gray, Quinn
Babbits
House Committee On Rules
the City Council
Chevere
al Weller
Harry Coates
Weller
Coates
Denver
General Cook
Denver Merchants
Denver Tribune
Colonel Swaringer
Union Improvement Company
Sacramento
Laramie Peak
A. D. Gambell, Foreman
Joan B. Onarrin
Lima
Republic of Peru
Senor
A. de la E. Delgado
Tribunal of Justice
St. Jacobs
Dona Juana Garcia
D. Herman Decker
Madam Garcia
Mr. Decker
My Brother
Capitan
K.S.L
Louisiana State Lottery
Louisiana
P.O
Carls Dayana
Orleans National Bank
M.A. Dauphin
Washington, D.C
Aver
W. H. Moors
Durham
Dr. Liebig
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