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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1877

Page

13

Wyoming Territory Legislature to Convene Next Week

Local notices recap the Fifth Wyoming Territory Legislative Assembly convening in one week. Updates include J A Marlow's Denver hotel marriage, Denver Central trains Cheyenne to Denver in four hours, O O Howard's travel to head quarters, and Cheyenne social events.

Legislative Assembly Wyoming Territory J. A. Marlow Denver Paxton, Ill Mary E. Davidson Colorado Central Cheyenne D. P

Deadwood Drift and Central City News Brief

A man named Brook was injured when an awning under repair fell on Main Street in Central City. A Central City mill owner cites water shortages threatening quartz mills, with expectations of more trouble when Prof Cherry starts work. Meripha Rollins sues George Maser for slander seeking 20000 dollars in damages. A Central City mill owners meeting appointed a committee to test coal at Redwater to replace wood if the trial succeeds. This is Pioneer.

Brook Main Street Central City Cherry Meripha B. Rollins George Maser Redwater Wood Pioneer

I me O bonnet tale of homeownership and thrift

The speaker recalls frugal living under a plain wardrobe and simple meals. Saving defined the household, and achieving a home of their own ended rent fears. They celebrate independence from a landlord and look forward to comfortable winters, with funds redirected from rent to security and comfort.

Refugees at Adrian ople and other 19th century items

20 000 refugees at Adrian ople. Goldsmith Maid withdrawn from turf. Mormon converts shipwreck arrive in New York. Chariton Iowa school destroyed by fire. Heavy snow in north Scotland ruins crops. Chicago detectives clue on missing Mrs. Senator Jones diamonds. John Welsh to accept English mission if confirmed. East Liverpool Ohio man murders wife. Turkish garrison at Telisch surrenders to Russians. Turkish losses at Gurnji Dubnik total 4000 killed and wounded. L Cass Carpenter arrested in Morristown for forgery. Carson penitentiary convicts attempted escape. two wounded. Lincoln iron foundry Washington village burned. loss 25000, insured.

New York Chariton Iowa Scotland Chicago Senator Jones

Gleanings from News and Letters on Society

A collage of short notes and jokes: English sauce lovers. Eli Bedgood the read-only Georgia bailiff. a silent woman’s virtue. London lawyers on robbery of women. don’t use a husband’s title in letters. painters’ composure. Madras famine orphans in state care. a rich man’s odd bequest of hedgehogs. sons’ large sums. Sandisfield school district with one pupil who marries the teacher. critique of extravagance in song. and a snippet noting diverse debt plans in Congress, all from the Philadelphia Bulletin and New York Comet.

Eli Bedgood Georgia London The Home Journal Madras Massachusetts David Philadelphia Bulletin New York Adyt

Desperado William Rowe Foiled in Wyoming Horse Theft

A long chase ends after a fatal fight with horse thieves in Wyoming. William Rowe, a notorious outlaw, operated for years in Central and Western Wyoming, stealing horses from Hatch and others. On October 7, Rowe and Jones seized four horses and seven mules near Medicine Bow Fetterman, prompting pursuit by Hatch’s workers.

William Rowe Wyoming Rowe Fort Jetterman Medicine Bow Lowe Jones

Home Sweet Home: A Wife’s Letter on Ownership

A wife writes a friend about the joys of living under their own roof. She recalls their modest purchases and sacrifices, noting the pride of owning a home bought with savings after many temptations and frugal choices.

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