Leader Printing Company and Various 19th Century Updates
The issue lists multiple items including a printing company note, international affairs with the German Emperor improving and Count Boroguin D Hilliers dead, political events in Missouri and New Hampshire, a New York financial note on bond redemptions, fires in Rockland Maine Mount Sterling Kentucky and Jersey City, and local races and naval developments in San Domingo. It also mentions a five mile race on Kennebecassus and a fire at Wolgate Co’s Jersey factory with substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Achille Boroguin D’hilliers
France
Jefferson City
Henry, Allers & Harkley
London
Harvey Carpenter
Eureka
Nevada
Gov. Prescott
New Hampshire
H. J. B. Cummings
Congress
Lowa
Secretary of the Treasury
Layard
Constantinople
Order of the Grand Cross of
Bath
Lord Falmouth
Annette
Pilgrimage
Clemantine
Mount Sterling
Kennebecassus
N. B
Ross
Hanlon
San Domingo
Gonzales
Wolgate & Co
Jersey
Wars-Wrap: Bannock Indians Rejoined by Allies Reference
A Boise City dispatch reports Bannock and allied tribes joining a broader Indian uprising. Brigades led by Col Bernard move toward Duck Valley to escort families as Indians attack stock and kill several white men. Major Sanford’s column follows Overland Route toward Kelton to camp near Willow Hill as Shoshone and other tribes abandon longtime ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise City
Idaho
Gol. Bernard
Cmmand
Brunean Valley
Col. Bernard
Duck Valley
Farilies
Bronean
Wiko
Nevada
Brunean
Camas Prairie
Sanford
Kelton
G Hill
Fort Boise Ammunition Controversy Involving Brayman
Reported letters and testimony show Governor Brayman endorsed ammunition orders for Buffalo Horn a Bannock chief. Buffalo Horn bought cartridges and powder at Boise with Brayman’s endorsement via James Pinney. A public Boise meeting, led by ex secretary Curtis and speaker Justice M. E. Follister, denounced Brayman for aiding Buffalo Horn and claimed the mob label was false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Crook
Miles
Fort Boise
Buffalo Horn
Brayman
Buffalo Town
Bannock
Mr. Pinney
Winchester
M. Brayman
Jas. A. Pinney
Jno. W. Huston
U.S. Attty
Buffalo
Praymuan
Notice of administration for Rosa M. McMullen estate
Letters of administration were granted by the Probate Court of Laramie county Wyoming to manage the estate of Rosa M. McMullen deceased dated April 29 1878. Creditors must present claims within six months to receive allowance. Claims not exhibited within one year from letters are barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Wells
Territory of
Wyoming
Alice Wells
District Court
First Judicial District
Rosa M. McMullen
Laramie County
W. T
Also Mentioned on This Page
He Daily Leader
Tne Leader Printing Company
Ioneer Paper OF
Augustus A. Woolson
Rockland
Maine
George Studley
Hess
Yee
Hig
G.H
J. S Collins
Saddlery
California
EL Wagner
Carey Block
Cheyenne
Geoko
Winchester Repeating Fire Arms
Ty Evers
New Haven, Conn
Broadway, N. Y
Ms Co
F. E. Warren
Converse & Warren
Rocker Y
Severad
Missouri River
Sixteenth Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
Fant-Dawtt
T. Creighton
Cash Shoe House
Ferguson Street
Goulards
Goulard
United States
Canada
C.O. D
ASH & Robbins
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
N.Y
Wly
Eisener
Cridé
Italy
Neas
J. Worth & CO
Louis, Mo
al Covarsa & Co
Chicago
A. Grant & CO
Cincinnati O
PTE Atria New Pocket Fire Arm
All Right Firearm Co
Lawrence
Mass
J. W. Bruner
Ulysses A Buckingham
Ida M. Buckingham
Wyoming Territory
Register In Chancery
Postoffice
Pollard &Co
Cheyenne Postofice
News and Illustrated Papers
Cheyenne& Black Hills
Eastern
Southern and Western
Deadwood
Cheyenne & Black Hills
Dakota
Cuthbertson & Young, Managers
Wi. G. Provines
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