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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1883
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local arrest matter and administrative notes. The partial lines reference a secretary and a fight, with unclear details about individuals or actions involved. The readable portion suggests a minor public notice context rather than a full narrative.
Mecelay Heuer surveys 1883 chatter from Dr. McCosh resigning Princeton to debates on ocean travel rates, Japanese postal cheapness, and a flood of United States and international notes. Mentions Captain Webb, Crown leaders, and a long parade of miscellaneous facts and names.
The article portrays Wyoming’s La Prele Creek natural bridge near Fort Fetterman with dramatic cliffs, a 100-foot span, and a rugged approach requiring trekking along rock shelves. It highlights the landscape’s wild scenery, rapid canyon rapids, and notes the bridge’s striking profile amid canyon walls and mountaintop views.
Wyoming journey notes detail birds and animals seen across the territory including doves sage chickens and jack rabbits with buffalo elk and occasional antelope. A cave near Fairbank revealed a mountain lion. a dramatic bear capture occurred during a roundup with a cowboy and pony collaring the bear to death.
Reports on Weld county grain gains under capital investment and land improvement. Leadville figures show 3,250 miners employed, gold value $7,557,000, payrolls $280,000 monthly, and lead value $18,500,000. A 12 year old girl and 17 year old boy wed secretly. girl to reform school, boy free. Rail route to Carbonate planned. 19 miles surveyed to date. Trinidad lime trade thriving amid new buildings. Golden Globe notes $7,000 penitentiary inquiry found no fraud, sparking calls for further investigation.
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