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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1877
Page
11
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Washington reports detail testimony before the House committee on powers and privileges about forwarded telegrams, alleged money and troops, and possible misuse in Florida elections. Senatorial probes reference Mississippi fraud claims, Louisiana canvass disputes, and the push for a constitutional electoral count bill.
A lively mining town called Galena City has grown in two months in Bear Butte district. About 75 houses host around 400 residents, mostly miners, with multiple roads linking to Deadwood Custer Rapid and Greek cities. Silver and gold mines numbered eighty six on record, led by Caribou Comet and Yellow Jacket among others, yielding ore worth up to 2000 per ton and several tons sent to Colorado for testing.
The piece notes the challenges of pursuing Native fighters who know the land, move quickly with families, and notice approach. It argues Indians’ superior terrain knowledge and alertness complicate white military efforts, and mentions locals near Hunton's Ranch asking the Postmaster General to establish a post office on the Fort Laramie line road.
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