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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1877
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and scattered actions. The piece hints at a quiet stance, a spring impact, a ball, water, and a failing belt. Details are unclear, with distorted words hindering a coherent event or outcome.
Readable terms suggest a political disagreement with a group led by Manner. The note mentions blaming others and a shift toward a more public confrontation.
A partial OCR fragment references Yor and an unknown paper, offering limited readable facts. The text provides no clear event, date, or named figures beyond mentioning Yor and a newspaper context.
A garbled OCR fragment from an early 20th century AP item mentions Edou, north Dead, and a late 1900s enterprise. It references a trial, expenses, and a junior figure named Ig, with unclear actions or outcomes. The readable bits show disjointed names and terms without a clear event.
Washington reports show the House and Senate committees examining the legality and method of counting electoral votes. Testimony covers Secretary Chandler’s telegrams, alleged fraud in Mississippi precincts, and proposed constitutional protections with a joint tribunal to settle disputed votes.
A lively mining town named Galena City has grown to about 400 residents in two months, with 75 houses and two roads to Deadwood and Custer. Sixty-eight mines including Caribou Comet and Florence show ore from one to 500 ounces per ton, some up to 2000. Placer diggings on Bear Butte creek yield 3 to 10 dollars daily. Minor notes report daily cleanups at Gayville, No.5 and No.9 mines, and Golden Gate mining gear in operation. The town of Golden Gate prospers with three stores, two saloons, and 60 to 70 houses.
The article notes the challenges of pursuing Native fighters due to terrain knowledge, mobility, and alertness. It contrasts white troops with indigenous advantages and references readers near Hunton's Ranch seeking a new post office on the Fort Laramie stage road, a petition likely to be granted.
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