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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1882

Page

5

WIG RAILROAD SCHEME Aims at 8000 Mile Pan American Route

A Washington correspondent reports A St Louis man Hinton Ki Helper has a bill to appoint a commissioner to study Central and South American commerce for a railroad plan. Belford Colorado introduced the bill. The project envisions a line from Guatemala Gulf of Mexico southeast through Central and South America to the Argentine Republic linking with Mexican roads and US rails to create a St Paul to Panama corridor about 8000 miles.

Washington A. St. Louis Hinton Ki Helper Congress Central and South America Belford Colorado Guitamala Gulf of Mexico Central America Columbia, Ecquador Bolivia Peru Argentine Republic United States St. Paul Pangonia Fielper Isthmus

Teller rules on domestic timber use for mines and towns

Justice Lecy Teller reinterprets the 1878 act allowing citizens of Colorado Nevada and territories to fell timber for domestic use. He disputes limiting the act to personal consumption and says it enables timber for mines mills and pioneer towns. The decision could shift timber depreciation cases in federal agencies.

See’y Teller Colorado Nevada Territories Lec'y Teller Hoe The Interior Department of Justice

Military Court Orders and Expedition Plans of 1882

The report records a board of officers to test Utah flour at Cheyenne Depot Wyoming on June 1 1882 and consider blending unfit flour. It lists detachments and escorts for Gen Sheridan and Lincoln party, court martial details at Fort Robinson and Fort D A Russell, and officers assigned to detail. A Fort Omaha communication notes critique of uniforms and company tailors with satire.

Richard 8. Vickery U.8. A Joseph Ixevffe 4Th Infantry John Scott, Jr Q. M John J. O’brien Cheyenne Depot Wyo Utah Fort Omaha Neb James Kennedy 5Th Cavalry Fort Sidney John Gebhardt 9Th Infantry Francis B. Tolson Fort McKinney Arthur Doyhle Fort Niobrara James Board Fort Douglas Joseph A. Smith Charles If’. Mathews Fort D. A. Russell Quartermaster’s Department I. H. Sheridan Secretary of War Wyoming Green River Fort Washakie Jas. Wheelan 2Nd Cavalry Fort Ellis Big Wind River Gros. Ventro River Tetoris Yellowstone Park Camp Equipage W. H. Forwood U.S. A Sheridan Mr. Lincoln Edward G. Bush 6Th Infantry Adjutant General's Office Fort Douglass Thomas Heaney John Romheld Washington, D. C Heaney Adjutant General of the Army William P. Carlin Fort D. A. Russell Fort Robinson Nebraska Herman Schauman Edwin V. Sumner John M. Hamilton John B. Babcock Alfred Morton William B. Brewster Edwin P. Andrus 6Th Cavalry Christopher C. Miner Charles N. Watts Cavalry John M. Duncan Carvar Howland Ireond James A. Leyden Butler D. Price White River Colorew

Coal production and mining figures across regions

The report notes varied coal activity including Britain producing 1540000000 tons, Wyoming fields larger than Pennsylvania, thick seven foot veins in Ross County Ohio, southern output doubling in ten years, China importing all coal but new Pekin mines opening, Cumberland miners facing a fifteen cent per ton cut, Texas lands with 80000 square miles and veins twenty feet thick, coal rich in oil, US miners totaling 1870300 with 256502373 dollars invested, and last year’s output surpassing the prior year by over 10 million tons.

Great Britain Wyoming Territory Pennsylvania Ross County Ohio China Pekin Cumberland Texas United States New York

Curious Martian Canals Puzzle Astronomers Again

Signor Schiaparelli, Milan's royal observatory director, reobserved and mapped over twenty canal like dark streaks on Mars. He calls them canalas long seaways cutting the Martian continents, reviving the debate on whether planets are inhabited.

Signor Schiaparelli Royal Observatory Milan Mars Earth Canalas M. de Lesseps London Telegraph

Braiding Joke At Wedding Sparks Laughs In Story

A man relates a tale of young men getting drunk at a wedding. He explains a braiding as a crude upstairs act described with three strands, two legs and one bannister. The piece ends with an ad for Part VII of the World's Dispensary Dime Series from Buffalo, New York.

World’s Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo, N. Y

Fire at Ferguson Street Laundry Recounts Water Shortfall

A early morning blaze tore through the Ferguson Street laundry run by Yeng Waugh in a frame building next to Huffschmits. Firefighters battled flames for twenty minutes before water arrived, preventing greater loss to nearby structures. The piece blames the city over water supply failures and contract non fulfillment.

Ferguson Street Huffschmits Restaurant T. Dyer Yeng Waugh

Soluble glass used in cement tiles and soaps

Soluble glass forms a compact marble like stone when mixed with lime or bone ashes zinc white and magnesia. Ransome s artificial stone uses soluble glass and sand pressed into moulds then treated with calcium chloride to form silicate of lime cement. It also helps make tiles slates decorative stones and is used in soap production.

Ransome

Curious Yosemite Formation Explained By Sinking Bottom

Professor Whitney argues the Yo Semite rocks vanished not by weathering or glacial action but by the valley sinking below, leaving a deep lake in the past. He contends the missing rocks are swallowed beneath, and the valley was once a large water-filled basin demanding a peculiar explanation.

Whitney State Survey High Sierras

Now Well and Strong Shipman Illinois

Dr R V Prencn of Buffalo N Y reports his 18 year old daughter diagnosed as curable but failing with consumption improved immediately after using Golden Medical Discovery and now is well and strong. Enameline for the teeth prevents decay and hardens the gums sold by Dare Collins successors to Addams Glover.

Shipmman Illinois R. V. Prencn Buffalo N. Y Rey Isaac N. Augustin Dare & Collins Addams & Glover

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