County costs and county debt in local notes
A mix of brief items notes a murder trial may cost the county about 3000 dollars, Carbon county debt reduced by 14711 over two years, and various local dispatches from Boomerang Uinta Chieftain and other papers. Other blips include a grand hall postponement in Evanston, a court discharge in territory v Burnet, and staff changes in railroad operations.
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Rawlings
Tt Ia
Carbon County
M. M. Towne
Thornburgh
Cincinnati
Cornish Murder Trial Opens in District Court
The district court, with Judge Sener presiding, opens hearings in the Cornish murder case. Forties talesmen are examined for the first degree charge of C F Cornish in the killing of Mrs. Corliss near Sun Dance. Prosecution rests on circumstantial evidence. defense argues denial.
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Sener
Freund
Kapp
Pratt
Donzalman
St. Louis Refrigerator Company
Craig & Gardner
Mann
Baird
Zellner, Jackson & Buechner
Jacque Braun
Potter
C. F. Cornish
Talesmen
A. G. McGregor
J. N. Bradley
H. Goggeshall
J. M. Tompkins
A. B. Estabrook
G. E B. Parker
H. E. Miller
M. Jesurum
H. Urquhart
P. Sullivan
Chas
Cornish
Ed. F. Stahle
Cheyenne
Spearfish
Dakota
Devil's Tower
Draper
Sun+Dance mountain
Cornell
Curliss
Curliss’ House
Bowman
Cornelius
King
Charles F. Cornish
Corliss
Sun Dance
J. C. Baird
J. A. Riner
Missing salesman Haunts Cheyenne on Mysterious Disappearance
H T Plumb, a Mills & Gibbs commercial traveler from New York, vanished after January 6 in Cheyenne. He left two trunks and two valises at the Inter Ocean hotel and was last seen around 10 PM after a single drink. City police and hotel staff scoured Cheyenne for clues, while telegrams from Wisconsin and New York prompted renewed suspecting of foul play or travel to Denver or Laramie.
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H. T. Plumb
Mills & Gibbs
Nation House of New York
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
Inter- Ocean
Inter-Ocean
Chase
the Inter-Ocean
Marshal Carr
Plumb
Laramie
Denver
New York
John Chage
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Telegraph
Dake Milus
Wis
Siz
H.T. Plumb
C. M.T. Prusts
Ake Mills
Jefferson County
Lake Mills
Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters
Territorial Library
N. E. Stark
W. W. Peck
Baptist Church
Academy
Standing Committee
William Hale
Stuart Taylor
John W., Hoyt
Gilbert E. Bailey
John Culley
Father Nugent
J. W. Sullivan
H.B. Patten
Fence dispute prompts US attorney prosecution order
The order to prosecute those fencing the public domain follows Swan & Co versus Odder who allegedly cut Swan property and faced a $60 damages suit. Odder is rumored insane. Cattle losses due to weather noted along the South Platte and in Sweetwater with extreme cold and below zero temps at Fort Washakie and Lander. Sheep losses are reported in that region.
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U.S
Swan & Co
Odder
Swan
South Platte
Laramie County
Sweetwater
Fort Washakie
Lander
Copper ore buyers open tests near Hartville and Fairbank
The Wyoming Copper Company announces a sampling mill at Fairbank to test copper ores from nearby prospects and set a price scale so owners can know value and receive cash on the fifth of each month. Tweddle Hall at Albany burned yesterday morning.
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Hartville
Muskrat
Rawhide
Wyoming Copper Company
Fairbank
The Plumb Mystery Deepens With Denver Letter
A Denver postmark arrives for H. T. Plumb as Cheyenne searches for his whereabouts. Theories range from defalcation to a quarrel or spree, with employers and relatives slow to act, fueling public interest in his unexplained disappearance.
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Inter- Ocean
H. T. Plumb
Denver
Plumb
Cheyenne
Brown's Iron Bitters Promoted as Nonintoxicating Tonic
An 1881 testimonial from Rev G W Rice endorses Brown's Iron Bitters as a non intoxicating stimulant that can replace liquor and curb whiskey desire. The letter cites wide testing for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness weakness overwork rheumatism neuralgia consumption liver kidney issues with claims of speedy relief.
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Brown
G. W. Rice
The
American Christian Review
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster Wins Top Prize at Centennial
At the 1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia the highest medal for rubber porous plasters went to Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster. Jury members included Dr. Roth, J. W. Thompson, O. B. White, and Ernest Fleisch M.D. The award and endorsement urged physicians to adopt the product while warning against imitators. Secretarial Johnson, chemists Seatury & Johnson, New York, supplied the plaster.
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Philadelphia
Benson
Wm, Roth
J. WH
Thompson
A.M
M.D
Washington, D. C
White
M. D
New Orleans
Ernest Fleisch
Austria
United States
Europe
Moe
Seatury & Johnson, Chemists
New York
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the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Evanston
Territory
Robert Burnet
Groesbeck
Boomerang
A. EK. Heald
Pocatello
Oregon
Utah & Northern
Uinta
Frank Quigg
J. C. Domandle
Hancock
Union Pacific
Herbert
Green River
Sweet Water Gazette
E. H. Leibey
Fort. Collins
Fort Collins
Collins Courier
Delegate Post
Wyoming
National Hotel
J. D. Kingsley
Cook County
J. G. Pratt
Rhoda A. Spoor
District Court In Session
Claky Milrs
Brown's
Brown Chemical Co
Ireland
Academy of Sciences
Tweddle
Albany
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall Street
Louisville
N. B
Prine
R. M. Boardman
Courier-Journal
STOC
Watic Q
Cheye Water
Srar Cane, W Gardon
Reab Cheyenn Wyomin
Aide Plat Fetterm
Phouldex
Prit
Trom
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