Timber land act proposed for settlers on public lands
Senator Mitchell introduced a bill allowing bona fide settlers on U S public lands to locate and purchase up to forty acres of timber land for $1 25 per acre, primarily aiding Oregon and Washington Territory settlers who lack timber for fencing and other uses amid timberland trespass arrests.
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Salt producer hauling wagon load from Brown's Park to Green River
John Pearsons of Brown's Park Sweetwater County delivered a wagon load of high quality salt to Green River last week. He manufactured the salt himself and hauled it home with a wagon and ox team, showcasing western pluck.
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Stock Shipments Report From Union Pacific Yards
Thursday stock shipments listed for Union Pacific at Clark Pine Bluffs 500 head Keith and Barton North Platte 840 Palmer Cheyenne 140 plus 740 head from Judge Carter's Hampton yards on the Western Division.
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Fashion Notes From Paris on Fall Hats and Draped Suits
A Paris letter describes fall fashion with drab or fawn suits of smooth cloth and hats accented by cardinal red. Bonnet styles are varied, many trimmed with fringy chenille or feathers, and ribbons under the chin appear on many hats.
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Red Cloud Removal Commences Exile Trek
The removal of Indians to the Missouri river began yesterday morning and finished today. They travel with Capt. Lawson and Lieut. Cummings' Third Cavalry companies. No discontent appears among the Indians as they move in harmony. The march will be long and tedious, likely lasting about a month.
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Buffalo Bill Plans Final Farewell Tour
Buffalo Bill Cody announces this will be his last season as a theatrical star. His company will tour fifteen months with travel to Omaha California Oregon Nevada Utah and San Francisco. After a ranch retirement on the North Platte he aims to grow cattle to 10 000 head and end a career with a comfortable fortune.
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Funeral of Rev John Mc Goldrick Held in Cheyenne Cathedral
The funeral for Rev. John Mc Goldrick who died last week at his post in Cheyenne was held Tuesday fore noon at the Catholic Cathedral. Clergy and pallbearers attended as the solemn obsequies and high mass took place from 9 to 11 a.m. Burial was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
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Fastest Route to Washington and Baltimore with Direct Connections
The shortest quickest route to Washington and Baltimore and direct links to Richmond Norfolk and the Southeast Philadelphia New York Boston and the East. The line offers elegant coaches splendid hotels grand mountain and valley scenery and historic points along its line Fare is as low as any line and through tickets baggage check and sleeping car accommodations are available at all principal ticket offices. Agents list Berh Dorsey L M Cole Thos P Barry Thos R Sharp master of transport
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