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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1877

Page

11

Timber lands bill aids settlers on public lands

A Senate bill proposes allowing bona fide settlers on U S public lands to locate and buy up to forty acres of timber land at 1.25 per acre, mainly to help Oregon and Washington Territory farmers needing fence timber. The measure targets mountain timber lands used for fuel and fence materials amid trespass actions by officials.

Washington Senate Mitchell United States Oregon Washington Territory

Salt hauling farmer ships wagon load from Brown's Park

John Pearsons of Brown's Park Sweetwater County sold in Green River last week a wagon load of salt he manufactured and hauled himself from home with a wagon and ox team. This display of western pluck reflects the frontier spirit in the Courier's note.

Wyoming John Pearsons Brown’s Park

Stock Shipments Reported Across UP Divisions

Thursday stock shipments include 500 head for Clark and Pine Bluffs, 840 for Keith and Barton at North Platte, and 140 for Palmer at Cheyenne. An additional 740 head moved from Judge Carter's yards at Hampton on the Western Division.

Union Pacific Clark Pine Bluffs Keith & Barton North Platte Palmer Cheyenne Mountain Division Judge Carter Hampton

Of Interest to the Ladies Fashion from Paris

A private Paris letter notes fall fashion favors drab or fawn suits in smooth cloth with minimal trimming. Cardinal red accents appear on hats, some heavily, via fringy chenille or feathery trimming. Hats and bonnets dominate, many with ribbons under the chin.

Paris

Red Cloud Removal Begins to Missouri River

The removal of Indians from here to the Missouri river began yesterday morning and was completed today. They travel with Capt. Lawson and Lieut. Cummings' Third Cavalry companies. Indians show no dissatisfaction and move in harmony. The march will be long and tedious, likely a month.

Fort Walsh Sitting Bull Wood Mountain Souris Col. McLeod Maj Walsh Minnesota Nez Perces London Tutchenitza Plevna Gourka Imperial Guard Gurnji Dubnik Teliche Sofia Achemet Eyesi Pasha Bucharest Rustchuk Rasgrad Raout Suleiman Czarovitz Bulgaria Constantinople Pera Osman Suleiman Pasha Roumania Red Cloup Agency Missouri River Lawson Cummings Third Cavalry

Buffalo Bill Announces Farewell Tour and Ranch Plans

Buffalo Bill W F Cody declares this season his last as a theatrical star. His company tours fifteen months with a June Omaha start and ranch move on the North Platte. They perform in San Francisco and several western states before disbanding in Omaha. He will retire to cattle ranching with about 4500 cattle and a goal of 10000 next year.

Washington Kelloge Elections Committee Senate Louisiana State States Theemselves Packard Nicholls Committee of Howe Buffalo Bill W. F. Cody Omaha North Platte San Francisco California Oregon Nevada Utah

Funeral of Rev. John Mc Goldrick at Catholic Cathedral

The Rev. John Mc Goldrick died last week at Cheyenne. His funeral at the Catholic Cathedral proceeded with large attendance and solemn rites from 9 to 11 a.m. High mass followed. Burial was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery with pallbearers J A Creighton James Creighton Thos McShane H J Lucas Thos Riley John Roach.

John McGoldrick Cheyenne Greenebaum Byrne Father Reynolds Father Curtis Father Cusson Father Lee Father Kelly Messrs J. A. Creighton James Creighton Thos McShane H. J. Lucas Riley John Roach Omaha

Shortest direct route to Washington and Baltimore

Describes a fast comfortable route with direct connections to Richmond Norfolk Southeast Philadelphia New York Boston and the East. Highlights elegant coaches hotels mountain and valley scenery and historic sites along the line. States fare is as low as any line and through Pullman Palace Cars between western and eastern cities. Details on tickets baggage checks and train movement available at major ticket offices.

Washington Baltimore Richmond NCR uNay Norfolk Philadelphia New York Boston

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