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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1877

Page

6

Denver to Get Big Union Depot on C. C. Site

A Denver union depot is planned by the Colorado Central Denver and Rio Grande and Denver and South Park railroads at the current C. C. depot site. Miners from Montana head to the Hills seeking claims, while grasshopper pest relief is forecast by Prof. Riley.

Sitting Bull Sam Colorado Central, Denver & Rio Grande Denver & South Park Railroad Union Denver C. C Montana Crazy Horse Prof Riley United States Entomological Commission Red River Cheyenne Henning Chicago

Loveland Foresees Colorado Central a Self-Sustaining Line

Hon. W. A. H. Loveland, president of the Colorado Central, says the line can support itself from local business from Longmont to north of Cache la Poudre. A ditch project between Big and Little Thompson will water 20 000 acres and create reservoirs along the line. Through traffic, salt shipments from Salt Lake, and southern freight to Pueblo are seen as major growth avenues, with the Union Pacific unlikely to fully control the road.

W. A. H. Loveland Colorado Central Denver Times Longmont Cache la Poudre Colorado Thompson Big Thompson Little Thompson Loveland Cheyenne Salt Lake Chicago Pueblo AT &S. E Denver Pacific D. P Union Pacific Gould Longmont Road

Grand Lodge Banquet in Cheyenne Celebrates Odd Fellows

The Territorial Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows banqueted at Dyer's hotel in Cheyenne with toasts to the Grand Lodge of the United States Wyoming Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 and local lodges. Speakers included P. G. M. Peter Hamma and M. W. G. M. H Garbanati. The Fifth Cavalry band provided notable music.

Grand Lodge Territorial Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Cheyennée Lodge No. 1 Dyer’s Hotel Geo. Francis Train W. E. Wheeler Evanston Age Grand Lodge of the United States P. G. M. Peter Hamma Grand Lodge of Wyoming H. Garbanati Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 M. D. Altman C. Wildey Order United States the Ladies of C. W. Bramel Timothy Dyer Press of A. R. Johnson Cheyenne Gazette West Fifth Cavalry

Sitting Bull Council Refuses Commission Proposals

Special telegram from Fort Walsh reports Sitting Bull and chiefs reject three U S government terms in a tense council. Proposals urged return to the United States with pardon, relocation to an agency under peace promises, and surrender of arms and horses with sale proceeds returned as cattle. Chiefs respond with disdainful language toward the Commissioners.

Fort Walsh Northwest Territory Helena M. T Sitting Bull Council Sitting Bull United States

Timber Rights Bill Aims Timber Access in Western States

Senate bill by Jerome L. Chaffee proposes authorization for Colorado Nevada and western territories residents to fell and remove timber on public domain lands for mining building and domestic uses. The measure targets lands mineral and not subject to entry under existing laws and cites Revised Statutes section 2461 and related prohibitions.

United States Senate Jerome L. Chaffee Colorado Nevada Territories House of Representatives United States of America Congress New Mexico Arizona Utah Wyoming Dakota Idaho Washington Montana

Grand Lodge installs officers and closes year

The Grand Lodge opened at 8 a.m. with quorum and installed officers for the year. Several resignations were handled, new G M Garbanati presiding, and Peter Hamma filled vacancies. Afternoon sessions appointed district grand masters and standing committees, then adjourned for one year. Testing water works showed strong hydrant streams, Durant steamer impressed but lhs.

Grand Lodge G. M P. G. M. H. Garbanati Grand Lodge of U. S P. G. M. Peter Hamma T. J. Webster G. G HW. L. Baer G. H Geo. Johnson Cheyenne Lodge P. Hamma Laramie N. L. Andrews Mountain Lodge Daniels Hope of the West H. L. Baer Allemania Lodge L. Kabis Evanston W. E. Wheeler Albany Bridger J. Hunter, Sr Excelsior G. Johnson L. Miller J. L Murphy Henry Altman J. Kimme M. D. Altman I. Shodl A. B. Crawford H. Altman C. Reger F. Shodl J. L. Murphy P. Tama N. Altman Davis Waldraven J. D. Brasel Inter-Ocean Corner Court House

Union Pacific Survey Sets New Terminus Connection

An engineering corps surveyed four lines from Hastings to build a link to the Union Pacific at Kearney, Shelton, Gibbon, or direct Hastings route. Plans target completion this week with potential car service by January 1 from Kansas City Atchison or St Joseph, with Kearney likely transfer point.

Union Pacific Railroad Company Hastings Nebraska St. Joseph Denver City Union Pacific Railroad Grand Island Kearney Shelton Gibbon Jay Gould Kansas City Atchison

Sitting Bull Addresses Commission in Defiant Speech

The account details Sitting Bull rising, shedding his robe, and delivering a sharp, accusatory reply to Gen. Terry and the commission. He denounces American actions, asserts the country as his, and salutes the British officers with calculated gestures as he declares he will stay among the people and in this land.

Terry United States Chicago Times Sitting Bull Red River Col. McLeod Commission Mounted Police

Badge for the Redskins and whiskey seizure at Fort Fetterman

General order No 97 at Sheridan's HQ discusses a letter from Secretary Schurz to the secretary of war about seizing a wagonload of whisky by a Fort Fetterman commander in a district labeled Indian country. Schurz argues it is not Indian country so the officer may owe for the whisky. Also a death notice for Annie Edwards of Epwamps aged 33.

George Cassells Black Halls Black Hills Cassells Two Bears Baltimore A. P. van Deusen Whipple & Hay Blue Line W. IT. Richardson Deadwood John Eliott Van Contin City Judge McLaughlin Sheridan Schurz

Wildey’s Work Opens Grand Lodge Session

The Grand Lodge reconvened Wednesday at 8 a.m. with the G M presiding. Bills and reports passed including by law reviews, mileage limits, and a Rawlins Wyo session. new officers to be installed Thursday at 10 a.m with exemplification at 11 a.m. adjourned to 9 a.m. Thursday.

Grand Lodge G. M P. G. Casper Reger Allemania Lodge No. 5 P. G. L. Kabis H. Altman G. T. H W. Haas Allemania Lodge No Rawlins Wyo Reps Foote Baer Vine Finance Committee Grand Lodge of the United States Union Pacific R. A. Co R. W. GS Fifth Cavalry Band

Sheriff Bullock Chases Highwaymen Blackburn and Wall near Crook City

In Deadwood on October 24 Sheriff Bullock and three deputies waited near Crook City for the highwaymen Blackburn and Wall. The pair rode in at midnight, fled after a brief exchange of gunfire, and escaped into the brush with Wall wounded, while the posse pressed the pursuit.

Deadwood Bullock Blackburn Wall Crook City Stage Road

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