Mungo Men Dads and Local Developments In Cheyenne
Cheyenne news notes a mix of business sales and civic plans. D Ullman sold his butchering stock and goodwill to I BR Alter. Gilmer Salisbury & Co sold the Black Hills stage line to Russel Thorp who will run the business locally. A new wall and partition are planned at Idelmans to prepare for Warren’s Block. A Monday court hearing involves Territory v Swan et al. Community groups plan Decoration Day activities and a Fourth of July tournament. A road petition by sixty residents seeks a western Cheyenne to Fort Collins route with multiple intersecting streets and bridges. Local weather, water flow, and health notes accompany the day’s chatter.
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Barrow
D. Ullman
I. BR. Alter
Idelmans
Warren
Gilmer, Salisbury & Co
Black Hills
Russel Thorp
Sener
Territory
A. H. Swan
Cheyenne
Judge Fisher
M. A. Arnold
T. A. Kent
Bank
Kent & Arnold
Messrs
Swan, Dyer and Hoyt
Laramie County
Eighteenth Street
Crow Creek
Government Reservation
Wyoming Cattle Range Under Fort McKinney Protection
The Kansas City Live Stock Indicator reports Wyoming’s wealth centered on a vast cattle range under Fort McKinney. About 900 square miles shelter 500000 head of cattle valued at 27 dollars each, totaling 13 million dollars. With horses, ranches, and associated stock, at least 15 million dollars of property lie under the post’s protection.
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Kansas City
Wyoming
Fort McKinney
Wyoming arrests and legal notices in Cheyenne and Denver
Governor Hale requisition leads to Henry Eppstein arrest in Denver on false pretenses in Laramie case. A Denver pawnbrokers’ warrant for $140 is sworn. Eppstein posts $500 bond and faces Wyoming proceedings. Also notices of Kent and Arnold banking change and multiple court actions with dates and filings. naturalization powers granted to Edward Kapp.
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Hale
Henry Eppstein
Laramie
Denver
Solomon & Heitler
Eppstein
Wyoming
Colorado murder law case delays hinge on old statute
Albert Garvey and others seek stay of proceedings in Weld county Colorado, arguing the old murder law repealed before the crime and that defendants cannot be tried under new law. Chief Justice Beck holds crimes before May 28, 1881 cannot now be tried, leading to habeas corpus actions and dismissals for Garvey Packer and Jim Bush. The ruling leaves Packer's case narrowly saved at the last moment.
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Albert Garvey
Weld County
Colo
Beck
Colorado
Macon
Garvey
Elliott
Packer
Jim Bush
St Jacobs Oil Praised by Several City Papers
The Boston Pilot notes St Jacobs Oil stands without an equal. The Albany Argus reports Judge McGowan cured of rheumatism by St Jacobs Oil. The Salem Register cites artist J. S. le Favour as greatly benefiting from the remedy after twenty years of rheumatism.
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Robert Odlum
St. Jacobs Oil
Washington
D. C
Boston Pilot
St. Jacobs
Albany
N. Y
New Drug Store Reopens Under New Firm Leaders
A new firm of Mes.13 D. Rhodes and A. R. Troxell has purchased Dare & Collins drug store on Ferguson street and will move June 1 to the former E. Nagle storeroom at Seventeenth and Ferguson. Troxell, a former Dare & Collins employee, is a St Louis pharmacy graduate. Rhodes runs Holt's bookstore and leases the Cheyenne opera house. Both are young, steady, and enterprising, with many friends hoping for success.
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Rhodes
A. R. Troxell
Dare & Collins
Ferguson Street
E. Nagle
Seventeenth
Ferguson Streets
Troxell
Addams & Glover
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Holt’s
Cheyenne Opera House
Feru Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya and related tonics
Caswell Hazard & Co. advertise Fer u-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya as a cure for toothache dyspepsia indigestion low spirits debility and intermittent fevers. Glens Sulphur Soap offers spa like baths at home. Hill's hair dye and Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic are also marketed by druggists for general health and stamina.
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Calisaya
Caswell, Hazard & Co
New York
Girl Warns Public of Harassment by Harness Maker
A Cheyenne woman faces a similar assault by a city newcomer, a harness maker who sought to isolate her from suitors. After a brief absence she returned to find a newborn, and the man has since left for Ogden. She plans legal action and seeks aid from strangers.
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Cheyenne
Ogden
Public Notice of Land Claim Final Proof Cheyenne 1883
Notice from the Land Office Cheyenne May 14 1883 that settlers Thomas Chenevert and John Baoe intend final proof before Register and Receiver on June 15 1883 at Cheyenne Wyoming. Witnesses include John B Frayer John A Kessler John B Latsch and Thomas M Herrick of Little Horse Creek Wyoming. Evcar W Mann Register.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Thomas Chenevert
N. HB. Qr
S. E. Qr
N. W. Ae
N. Big
N. W. Quar
N. E. Quar
S. W.W
Arrest of Anthony Tofts Hock in Wyoming Frontier News
Anthony Hock, once in uniform, deserted from Fort Steele and fled to Laramie City. Sheriff Miller transported him to Fort Russell where military authorities took custody. He faces deserter and felonious assault charges with potential Fort Leavenworth sentence. Mindful of youthful errors, an unrelated medical advertisement promises a free cure for nervous weakness via a missionary mailing address.
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Anthony Hock
Sam
Fort Steele
Laramie City
Miller
Fort Russell
Fort Leavenworth
South America
Jasmer T. Inman
New York City
Captain J L Smith Returns After Murder Rumor
Captain J L Smith, once a railroad detective and deputy sheriff, returns to Cheyenne from Arizona and New Mexico. He denies a January report that he was murdered in St Louis and says he can prove he was not there.
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J. L. Smith
St. Louis
Arizona
New Mexico
Dr Wagner and Co ClinicPromotes Cure for Seminal Weakness
An advertisement by Dr Henry Wagner of Denver Colorado offers treatments for chronic diseases in men and women and surgical operations. It promises cures for seminal weakness and private diseases with a five hundred dollar guarantee and free consultations. The notice promotes The Young Man's Pocket Companions by the same doctor and lists addresses and the renamed medical institute at 843 Larimer Street.
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San Francisco
Cal
College Institute For
Liebig
Liebig's Dispensary
Surimer Street
Wagner
Henry Wagner
Denver
Colorado
H. Wagner
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