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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1883

Page

5

Artesian Wells Flow Freely Across Western Regions

Weekly notes from Western exchanges report robust artesian wells in Wenger and ongoing inspection by Central Pacific from Nevada to Ogden. Denver visitors plan two million dollars of living expenses this summer with more to follow, while Larimer County considers extending the ditch to Denver Pacific.

Wenger Central Pacific Railroad Company Nevada Line Ogden Denver Denver Tribune Larimer County Denver Pacific Fort Collins Express Union Pacific Company Wood River Salt Lake Chronicle

Land Office Receiver Major Garvey Resigns

Major Wm. Garvey former receiver of the land office for the eastern district of Wyoming left for his home in Piqua Ohio after suffering a stroke that impaired the left side. His resignation was sent to Washington on Friday and takes effect tonight. Friends in the city and territory regret his misfortune and hope for his full recovery.

Wm. Garvey Wyoming Piqua Ohio Washington

No crime of note in Cheyenne court records

The Cheyenne justice's court has seen no case of sufficient importance to move to the district court since April 16. No thefts, assaults, arsons, burglaries, bigamy, forgery, or swindling have appeared in three months. The town is described as moral, law abiding, and churchgoing. A local sale ad and a tonic elixir are also mentioned.

Cheyenne Calisaya Caswell, Hazard & Co New York

Poised amidst change a maiden dreams of gardens then poisons

During the Denver encampment, Union Pacific sells Grand Army tickets for members and families at 3.70 round trip and public tickets at 5.50. G A R tickets valid July 22 to August 4, outsiders July 22 to 29. Rates urged to attract many visitors to the Grand Encampment meeting.

Grand Army of the Republic Denver Union Pacific Railroad Company Grand Army

Drowning Risk High At Lake Tahoe For Altitude Swimmers

The essay warns Tenderfeet that high altitude lakes reduce buoyancy making drowning more likely. It cites that men who swim well in the east struggle here and notes Lake Tahoe as the continent's highest water body where pine wood sinks and drowned bodies may not rise.

Tenderfeet Lake Tahoe

Bear adventure with Searight cowboys near Fort Fetterman

Cowboys from a Searight outfit chased a bear in land beyond Fort Fetterman. The bear charged horses, a rider barely escaped when a horse leaped a six foot ditch. A ball shot enraged the bear. it fell into the ditch and was shot dead. John M. McCandlish narrowly avoided a clawing strike during the pursuit.

Searight Fort Fetterman John M. McCandlish

Silver Crown Mining Survey and Copper Ore Notes

A survey covers claims in Silver Crown district now at Masi's store. Properties listed include Harriet Rosanna, R. A. Miner, Swan lodes owned by Mrs. R. Masi J. D. Hardin W C Grant and Wm I Lay, plus Copper King Potomac and Copper Bottom lodes. Professor Stanton brought a 20 pound Peacock copper ore sample for office study, claimed 60 percent copper. If cut into pounds it could sell as paper weights in the east. James Adams Copper King report ahead of expectations.

Silver Crown Masi R. A. Miner James Adams

Cattlemen Promotes Custom Boots by Jenkins and Ross

Jenkins and Ross advertise the best cowboy custom made boots in the territory located at 367 Sixteenth Street. The ad urges remembering the place for quality boots and boot fitting.

Jenkins & Ross Sixteenth Street

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Relief

A historic advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup as a remedy for teething pain and related ailments in children. It claims quick relief from crying and restlessness, plus treatment for dysentery, diarrhea, wind colic, and gum inflammation. The syrup is touted as pleasant tasting and sold by druggists worldwide for 25 cents.

Ten Little Candidates and the Political Parody

A rhythmic aria traces ten political candidates in a mock countdown. Each stanza marks a candidate leaving or faltering, from tariff debates to ruined campaigns, until none remain as a dark horse disrupts the final lone survivor.

Copper Mines Open in Larimer County Wyoming Prospects

Fort Collins Courier reports that copper discoveries in Dale Creek and the Pioneer lode near Fort Collins spur prospecting in Larimer County. A. J. Shotwell relocates Dale Creek claims forming the Dunderberg and Monitor mines with a $300,000 stock setup. Ore assays run 15 to 30 percent copper, shaft depth to 40 feet, with pay potential within 30 more. The Empire mine on the Pioneer lode is under development with strong prospects and a hopeful outlook for local impact.

Wyoming Larimer County Dale Creek North Middle Parks A. J. Shotwell St. Louis Dunderberg and Monitor North Fork Poudre Sherman Union Pacific Bristol Pioneer Messrs J. S. Dowd Empire Courier Fort Collins Courier

The Cattle Shipment Season Begins On Union Pacific Line

The 1883 cattle shipment season to Chicago via the Union Pacific is poised to start with Bosler Bros. ordering cars for January 25 at Ogallala. About 10 000 cattle are expected to be shipped this season, shorter by a month than last year, with stockmen watching the northern range closely as activity is anticipated to rise.

Swan Bros. & Frank Cheyenne Jno Gosling Swift John Gillice Armour Omaha Stillers Ottman New York Chicago Union Pacific Wyoming Bosler Bros Ogallala Boslers

Governor Hale Makes Small Gain in Wyoming Recovery

Governor William Hale, ill for two months, has returned to Des Moines briefly and then moved toward Cheyenne. He appeared emaciated yet showed vigor, with Dr. McCall at his side, and reporters noted his improving condition and renewed strength. He discussed Iowa politics, hoping for swift recovery to resume campaign duties, while supporters wish him early complete restoration.

Hale McCall Colfax Springs Iowa New York College Iowa State Register Wyoming William Hale Des Moines Cheyenne Rock Island Road The Register Republican Party Efe Omaha

A Lull in the Bush Cattle Trade Signals Slower Market

A Pittsburg Stockman note describes fading vigor in ranch cattle trading as buyers pull back while sellers resist price cuts. The long rising plains boom faces a notable check, with limited range transactions and subdued capital flow, despite expectations of no immediate decline.

Pittsburg

A Run on Dare & Collins Drug Store For Free Trials

A rush to Dares and Collins store for Dr King s New Discovery prompts free trial bottles for consumption coughs and colds asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat and lung ailments. Regular size is one dollar.

Dare & Collins Dr. King

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad Promises Universal Cure

Advertising copy states Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the greatest medical wonder and guarantees to cure burns bruises cuts ulcers salt rheum fever sores cancers piles chiblains corns tetter chapped hands and all skin eruptions or money refunded. Sold by Dare and Collins at 25 cents per box.

Dare &Collins

Horse Thieves Arrested At Fort Bridger

Fort Bridger July 12 The editor reports two horse thieves were arrested by Constable Thomas Manley. The older thief is Jim Blair and his younger accomplice refused to give a name. They came from Lander and the north country with a black horse owned by John Wallen of Lander and five other horses. The thieves were captured and jailed in the post gun house after selling the black horse locally minutes before a notice from Wallen arrived.

Fort Bripert Fort Bridger Thomas Manley Jim Blair Lander North Country John Wallen Wallen

Deserter and Swindler Wanted from Fort D. Russell

A young man about six feet tall, 25 to 28, light hair and eyes, fair or florid complexion, scar on left leg, educated and penman, deserted from U S infantry during nights of the 14th and 16th at Fort D. Russell. Said to have served in 16th or 19th infantry under Richard Boddinghouse, clerk in adjutant’s office on Governor and David’s islands, tried at Fort Sill for forging sutler checks, escaped from guard. Of German or Polish Russian origin, foreign birth but looks American, wears small light moustache. Eighty dollars reward for apprehension. Also notes Apollo commandery triennial reception plans and a call for heavy clothing.

United States Infantry D. A. Russell 16Th 19Th Infantry Richard Boddinghouse Governor’s and David’s Islands Fort Sill I. T

Sweet Girl Graduate Plans and Family Dreams

The Burlington Hawkeye notes a family scene as a daughter aims to study art in Europe with Greece hinted for study. a son plans to go abroad to polish skills. The old man reflects on sending children to school and the value of education. The report adds that Senator Thomas W. Cooper was chosen chair of the Pennsylvania Republican state committee.

Abeuk Marthy Greece Jether Sam Burlington Thomas W. Cooper Pennsylvania Republican State Committee

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