Vast Sept coinage and presidential dispatches reported
The month of September coinage totaled 70 million dollars across mints with 45 million in gold, 500 thousand in trade dollars, and 2.2 million in subsidiary silver. President Grant returned to Washington and pardoned Wm. J. Dudheimer for embezzlement at Springfield, Missouri. Post Office Department talks with Britain covered transit charges for closed mails. Commissions were signed for several federal posts in California and Seattle.
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Washington
Grant
Morrill
Tyner
Wm. J. Dudheimer
Springfield
Missouri
Sir Edward Thornton
Post Office Departments
Great Britain
United States
Boston
New York
San Francisco
J. N. Stout
Yuma
Maricopa
Arizona
A. Neece
Santa Rosa
Cal
Thos. W. Prosch
Seattle
Washington Territory
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Mississippi River
West Virginia
Compiled Laws of Wyoming for Sale by LEADER Office
Small bound volume offered by the LEADER office containing all territorial laws and major U S statutes and treaties. Price five dollars mailed postpaid five fifty. Payment by P O money order or registered letter Jy21-d&iwtt.
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Wyoming
Leader
P. O
Legislative Assemblies
Wyoming Territory
Dakota
Cheyenne Markets Groceries and Provisions Update
Groveries grain and provisions market news from Cheyenne weekly corrected by Whipple and Hay. Wholesale and retail grocery and commission merchants report prices and trends for the period.
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Whipple & Hay
Union Pacific Rail Road Passenger Trains to California
Union Pacific and Central Pacific form an all rail route to California with four day Omaha to Sacramento service. Direct connections from Omaha link Chicago and Northwestern, Chicago Rock Island, St Joseph, Missouri River Line packets. Cheyenne stage lines to Deadwood and Black Hills. Ogden Utah route to Salt Lake City. Corinne Montana lines to Helena and Virginia City. 42 Pullman cars, four fleet hotels and dining houses along the line. tickets via Omaha Platte Valley Route. agents listed in Omaha and Cheyenne.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
St. Joseph & Council
Missouri River
Gilmer, Salisbury & Patrick's
Cheyenne
Deadwood
Custer City
All Points
The
Black Hills
Contral Pacific Railroad
Sacramento
San Francisco
California
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
L. Kimball
G.K
Omaha
Platte Valley
P. Vining
General Freight Agt
H. H. Clark
General Rupe Omaha T
Gen'l Ticket Agt
J J.N. Keller
Lora Freight
Neket Avent
Territorial Officers and Officials Listing
Delegates and officers for the Forty-Third Congress are named. Governor Jack Thayer Secretary G W French Chief Justice J W Fisher Associate Justices J B Blair and A Thomas United States Collector E P Snow Surveyor General E C David Register U S Land Office G R Thomas Receiver of Public Moneys J C Whipple Territorial Treasurer A R Converse Territorial Auditor Orlando North Territorial Librarian John Slaughter Superintendent of Instruction John Slaughter U S District Attorney J J Jenkins U S Commissioner J W Bruner Clerk of 1st Judicial Dist J W Bruner Marshal W F Sweesy.
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Territorial
Jack Thayer
G W_ French
Sup
J W Fisher
Asso
J B Blair
A Thomas
United States
E P Snow
E C David
Register
U.S. Land Ofice
R Thomas
J C Whipple
A. R Converse
Orlando North
John Slaughter
U.S
Attornney
J J Jenkins
U. S
J W Bruner
Merk
1St Judicial Dist
W F Sweesy
COUNTY AND CITY OFFICERS LISTED FOR MULTIPLE COUNTIES
The document lists county and city officials across Laramie County Albany County Laramie City Carbon County Sweetwater County Uinta County and related posts. It includes chairman commissioners sheriffs justices of the peace probate judges treasurers assessors school superintendents coroners and other town officers with names such as G A Draper N J OBrien John Nealon W P Davis D Fisk Lsaac Bergman J N Slaughter T J Street J W Meldrum and W Hinton.
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Laramie County
A Draper
John Nealon
W P Davis
A Ryan
Fisk
G B Stimpson
J N. Slaughter
Lsaac
Thomas Alsop
J R Brophy
Justices of the Peace
W Meldrum
L.D Pease
W Bramel
Schoola
L Andrews
James Vine
Laramie City
Shister
Board of Trustee
A'C Dunp
W J Winter
J Metcalf
Iance
John Colford
L_ Andrews
Carbon County
Adams
B'Ohny
Brammer
Shérie
F Rennie
Perry I Smith
Wm I. Ash
T Ryan
F Kinney
Sweetwater
Sloan
William Hinton
Alf G Lee
W H Remington
W I Remington
T1 Garbanati
M_C Hopkins
G Town
KK Temple
Thomas Street
Church notices from Congrayational and other denominations
Listings show congregations on Nineteenth Street and Hill with pastors C M Sanders J Y Cowhick WF Warren and Thomas Whitlock and Roman Catholic Rev J McGoldrick and assistant Eugene Cusson. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 or 7:80 p.m. with Sunday School after morning service and midweek prayer meetings. Strangers welcome and public invited to attend.
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Nineteenth Street
Hill
C M Sanders
J Y Cowhick
Methodist Episcopal
WF Warren
African Methodist Episcopal
Thomas Whitlock
J McGoldrick
Eugene Cusson
O'Neil Street
Masonic Bodies Convene at Local Hall Aimed
Wyeming Commandery No 1 A M holds regular conclave on first Friday evenings at the Masonic Hall Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F & A M meets first and third Tuesdays at the Masonic Hall Wyoming Chapter No 1 A M meets monthly on set Tuesdays at the Masonic Hall Palace of details not clear for exact dates.
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Masonic
Wyeming Commandery No
A. 7
Masonic Hall
Wyoming
A. M
Cheyenne
A. FL
Magonic Hal
Cheyenne Lodge No 1 Meeting Notice
ix of P. Cheyenne Lodge No 1 meets every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall for regular sessions and community fellowship.
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P. Cheyenne Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hall
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