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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1883

Page

5

Interview Between the Sage Brush Reporter and a Poet

A young man named Solomon Fisher, claiming the poem Night published as Salmon Fishes, confronts the editor about misprints in the Leader. The tale ends with Fisher correcting lines and dying in despair after a dramatic, public insult over his work.

Luaper Maniner Solomon Fisher Saw Leader

Wyoming Copper Boom Proclamation Seeks 1883 Exposition Support

Wyoming officials urge a full exhibit at the Denver Exposition opening July 17 1883 to showcase mining wealth. The message notes 1882 gains, requests county funds for space and arrangements, and invites ore and specimen submissions to ex-governor John W Hoyt in Cheyenne. A separate Chicago Journal of Commerce piece details rich copper districts in Rawhide Hartville and nearby prospects with sizable daily outputs and high potential profits.

Denver Wyoming Exposition Bulding John W. Hoyt Cheyenne N. Morgan Chicago Journal of Commerce United States Rawhide Range Dlaramie Peak Laramie Range Sunrise Green Mountain Bay Golden Colorado Chicago Copper Company Hartville Government Farm Deadwood Black Hills Emerald Messrs. Smalley, Fields & Brown Messrs. O. F. Cowhick Fredendall Schooler Michigan Arizona Muskrat Catton Rawhide Buttes Range Fort Laramie Wyoming Copper Company

Fort Russell row sparks Cheyenne to Fort Collins fuss

Notes from Rawlins report editorials in Cheyenne and Fort Collins arguing over moving Fort Russell to Fort Collins. The piece mocks the claims as flimsy while noting Washington plans to relocate the fort to Sherman Peak. Also covers weather, sheep losses near Seminoe, and fish stocking plans by the Territorial Fish Commission.

Fort A. Russell Cheyenne Fort Collins the Courier Fort Colling Fort Russell Fort Leavenworth Courier Fort Rusdell War Department Sherwan Rocky Mountains Washington Senator Tabor Department Sherman Colorado Country The Journal Miller Seminoe Barkwell Omaha

Wool Growers Notice of Sheep Shearing Services

An advertisement invites wool growers to bring sheep for shearing by the 18th and offers market value sales or storage. It promises a large, well equipped wool market with insurance and charges about ten cents per head.

United States

Edgington praises St Jacobs Oil cure for rheumatism

In Topeka and Columbus accounts, Hon. Arthur Edgington recalls severe rheumatic shoulder pain and credits St Jacobs Oil with rapid relief after applying the remedy. He is described as a prominent Kansas politician and Bradstreet Commercial Agency agent.

Topeka Arthur Edgington St. Jacobs Tever Mr. Edgington la Gonda Columbus Edgington Kansas Bradstreet Commercial Agency Oswego Kan Democrat

Reward Offered for Strayed Cattle Branded ZS Nebraska

Reward of five dollars per head for the delivery of cattle branded ZS on the left side that strayed from Pormin creek Nebraska. Botin and Arp at the Western Hotel in Cheyenne advertise the offer.

Pormin Creek Nebraska Botin & Arp Western” Hotel Cheyenne

Where Is My Wandering Girl To-Nicht

A Denver firemen tourney tale of a mother seeking her wandering daughter. The narrative recalls a heartbroken scene as a mother prays and a child’s fate shadows a ruined home amid sorrow and death. Washington notes report political appointments, resignations, and legal actions shaping federal offices and cases.

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Letter From Hartville: Strong ore finds at afrika and wild cat camps

In Hartville on April 26 reports describe rapid grading toward the smelter site with the mine working full force. A new ore body near nine hundred feet from the shaft yields copper rich in silver and gold, signaling a bright future for the cafion and the mining camp.

Whalen Cafion Wild Cat Frank Deuell Ohio

Claims for Texas frontier defense total about 1.2 million

A board was organized in Austin to prepare Texas claims against the United States for frontier defense from October 20, 1865 to April 28, 1882. The board includes the governor, comptroller, and adjutant general, with data in their departments. Estimates total about 1.2 million dollars, possibly covering similar expenses from 1845 to 1861.

Austin Texas United States Adjutant General

Trade city lots for team of work horses or mules

Teller City offers ten good city lots in promising locations in exchange for a heavy team of work horses or mules harness and wagon. Address J. J. Moors Teller City Co. Also available a cattle ranch at Cheyenne Pass with improvements and good water and range. Address Davin LANNEN Walbach Wyoming.

J. J. Moors Teller City Co Cheyenne Pass Davin Lannen Walbach Wyo

Royal baking powder praised for purity and taste

The article criticizes impure baking powders that leave bitter tastes and residues in bread. It promotes Royal baking powder as pure and safe, noting government chemists endorsed it for purity and strength and claiming no bitter aftertaste or health risks.

For sale notice of timber and wagons in Rockford and Cheyenne

The Skandia Wagon manufactured to order at Rockford Illinois. Not to be missed. For sale by D F Whipple Cheyenne. 500 cottonwood trees for sale all sizes from 2 to 8 inches diameter. Address J B Fulimston Greeley Colorado.

Gove Ingersoll Dorsey Merrick Wylie Bliss Commission of Keim Civil Service Commissioners White House Internal Revenue Rogers Rockford, Ill D. F. Whipple Cheyenne Trexis FuliEmston Greeley, Colorado Wenst Ude English Medical Institute WeGirsn Medical

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