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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1883
Page
1
The document outlines subscription and advertising rates for the Daily and Weekly Leader, including prices for various time spans and printings. It notes that overdue subscriptions will be discontinued and stresses cash in advance to support publication.
The Daily Leader covers the national stock breeders meeting held in Chicago, led by Mr. Coffin of Iowa, with Wyoming delegates like Sturgis and Hopkins. Talks focus on pleuro pneumonia, quarantine measures, and federal legislation to curb disease and protect livestock exports and market access.
Chicago hosts the national stockmen convention with 200 delegates led by Senator Williams. Resolutions urge thorough inspection of stock and meat for export, seek expanded quarantine powers to cover sheep swine and goats, and request Congress action to remove foreign trade barriers. Amazon Omaha syndicate leader Alex Swan arrives with details on large cattle herd consolidations.
Dr. D. Francisco Garcia of Havana asserts St Jacobs Oil is effective for toothache earache and general pains. He notes it as a cure for bodily pains and a safeguard against household accidents.
An advertisement touts an engraving of an ancient initiation scene from a newly found Egyptian tablet by Korea Engraving of an Ancient Initiation Scene. It promotes a large illustrated Catalogue of Masonic books and goods with bottom prices and a lucrative business offer to F. A. M. REDDING & CO, Masonic Publishers and Manufacturers, 731 Broadway, New York.
The Rawlins Journal argues that if Wyoming hosts a cattle show it should be held in Cheyenne or Laramie rather than Denver. It contends Wyoming is the region's great cattle center and urges a territorial event to avoid aiding Colorado's boom.
The co partnership known as HANNA & McCAULLEY is dissolved by mutual consent. William McCaulley assumes all rights of the firm. Notice dated October 31, 1883, in Denver, Colorado, with Wintius McCautrey mentioned.
Notice records the dissolution of Hanna, Anderson & Campbell by mutual consent and the formation of McCaulley, Anderson & Campbell. The new firm succeeds to all Hanna & McCaulley, Anderson Brothers, and C. A. Campbell. Cheyenne, W T, November 15, 1883.
Notice is given that Charles W. Perry has filed for final proof to support his claim for the north half of the southeast quarter and north half of the southwest quarter of section 15 in township 18 north, range 62 west. Proof will be made before the Cheyenne register and receiver on December 28, 1883. Witnesses: Thomas M. Herrick, Benjamin A. Mills, John B. Leatsch, and Harvey M. Babbitt of Little Horse Creek, Wyoming. Edgar W. Mann is the Register.
The North Park Miner will suspend publication this winter with plans to resume in spring. The Eureka Nevada miners union moves to shut down mines employing non union workers at under four dollars daily.
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