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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1882

Page

9

Republicans Convene In Cheyenne Pushing Local Tickets

The Laramie County Republican convention met in the county court house amid orderly proceedings with no speeches except for sheriff balloting. Key nominations included I E Warren A T Babbitt G B Godell G L Holt for council, J H Ford Milton Taylor A Jackson H E Teschemacher for house, and S K Sharpless for sheriff with J K Jeffrey and I Bergman among others favored for county offices.

Laramie County Republican I. E. Warren A. T. Babbitt G. B. Goodell G. L. Holt House J. H. Ford Milton Taylor A. Jackson H. E. Teschemacher H. Donzelman I. $. Bartlett T. W. Chaffee J. ¥. Jenkins S. Kk. Sharpless J. K. Jeffrey Treas Court House KE. P. Snow G. W. Corey B. F. Dietrich T. Sturgis Dr. Corey J. F. Crowley J. A. Riner H. Conway A. Gilchrist G. B. Dunham H. G. Hay J. Nylan C. Hollingsworth Committee On Cheyenne First Ward W. W. Corlett J. C J. C. 8. Richardson. G. W. Hoyt, Proxy T. Sturgis T. A. Davis EK. A. Slack T. J. Fisher Ira Fredendall S. K. Sharpless W. R. Schnitger S. Ik. Sharpless Fredendall House of Representatives DL Eplolg A, Jackson H. E. Teschemaker J. F. Jenkins C. L. Hollingsworth J.G. Pratt A. G. McGregor H. Bechener E. B. Branson H. H F. E. Warren J. Riner I. Bergman

Miacdo's Empire Union Service Explores Japan Progress

Sunday union service at the opera house featured Rev. Davis on Japan's moral progress and modernization. Speakers from multiple churches cited Japan's population of 36,000,000, press and postal reforms, schools, a police system, shipyards, an emerging parliament in 1890, and shifts from exclusion to Christian footholds.

Mr. Davis Sanders Congregational Church Cowhick Presbyterian Church Hilton M. EK Banks The Baptist Society Geo. L. Holt Emerson Palmer A. B. Banks J. Y. Cowhick Clark Davis Japan Illinois Mirado Europe America Glover Hyrn H. 8. Hilton

State and Territory Square Miles Table

A table lists the area in square miles for several states and territories. It provides a quick reference for comparing geographic sizes across regions, useful for readers tracking land area rankings and regional scope.

States Territories

Political Independence in Uinta Chieftain Quote

The Chieftain argues for political independence in Uinta, vowing not to align papers with any party as conventions arise and presses demand neutrality in coverage. The stance emphasizes a nonpartisan publishing approach amid partisan events.

Uinta

Cheyenne Cottage Company Chartered In Cheyenne

Articles filed with the county clerk charter the Cheyenne Cottage company to buy sell and rent real estate cottages and dwellings with capital of 75000 shares 1500 at 50 each. Incorporators include J C Baird Alexander D Collins Sam C Bothwell and John I Carroll five trustees named with officers J C Baird president John F Carroll vice president Sam C Bothwell secretary and manager and John W Collins treasurer. The firm adopts a non assessable stock model inspired by English companies and plans to build cottages costing 1500 to 3000 with quarterly dividends of 12 percent. Plans include inviting Cheyenne architects to design model cottages suited to the climate.

Cheyenne Cottage Company J. C. Baird John N. Collins Sam. C. Bothwell Alexander D. Collins John B. Morrow Colorado Home Capital Cheyenne

Brown's Iron Bitters Promoted as Non Alcoholic Stimulant

Rev G W Rice endorses Brown's Iron Bitters from Cincinnati Ohio claiming it is a non intoxicating stimulant that replaces liquor and kills the desire for whiskey. The letter notes tested benefits for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness weakness overwork rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney troubles with speedy relief.

Brown

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Weekly Leader Republicans P. W. Carroll Fr. Smalley Henry Conway A. J. Borie Thomas Sturgis Henry G. Hay George L. Molt Hugo Donzelman John I. Durbin George W. Leighton W. Freund W. W. Lewis Horse Shoe Winfield Scott C. A. Coffman Hat Creek L. Swan T. J. Swan Jenny’s Stockade J. ©. Spencer Laramie River J. H. Gordon Egbert M. P. Phillips J. G. Pratt G. W. King T. J Fisher Lance Creek J. N. Ford C. A. Guernsey Pole Creek A. P. Dowe Rawhide Buttes C. H. Atkins Sun Dance W. H. Taylor I. A. Slack Fort Laramie H. G Newcomb W. S. Storaford Little Horse Creek T. M. Herrick Granite Canon Pine Bluffs J. H W. Coughlin Upper Horse Creek Swan Bard Albany County Wyoming J. C. 8. Richardson Hartville M. Martin C. H. Atkinson Cheyenne Precinct J. W. Fisher W. F. Lea John Slaughter John Brewer Bard’s Ranch J. N. Bard Lower Horse Creek J. P. Latsch Grand Canon R. B. Anderson Sand Creek Alex Moorcroft James Hill Jenny’s W. F. Lee Constable M. W. Stone Wm. Crabb H. J. Newton B. F. Smalley J. H. Cowgin Tenes M. A. Arnold Erie H. S. Hilton Melee Renters M. Sanders A. C. Becker W. Brown W. W. Jeffrey H. B. Kelly G. W. Hoyt Thomas Swan A. Gilcrist SS Eee Lersons Anderson Bailey Bind Branini Coalman Crazy Chenoweth Cutler Darly Dogherty Ewart Frazier Foster Girdler Heath Halstead Herbert Kemble H More Nelson P McSweeney McMichen Rees Rice H Sebrell Seiler Sabert Smiths Shepherd Stackhouse Thornby Farrow Gardner Hartman Hunt Kent Miner Matthews McCullough McKay Perkins Rushton Redding Schrader Shaw Steinmann T Benjamin EB Brown Darby H Foreman Frasier Lawrence C Lamarsh Knox C Olson K O’connell M Reed Mra Welch J Wilson W Mus, S. R. Johnson P. M Leader Sun United States Micado Union Opera House Niles, Miles Texas Kentucky Missouri New Jersey Florida Massachuset Georgia Connecticut Delaware Rhodes Alaska Dakota Arkansas Northva Arizona Virginia Wyomi Mississip Idaho ae + BO New York Utah Washington Tennessee Louisiana Dist. of Columbia Ohio Walter M. Moffat Wye R. Martin Egbert P. O Laramie Co Howe G. W. Stanley Louis Shaw Lous Shaw Seventeenth Street Parker Express Parsons Johnson & Co Boston Mass Bangor Sto Swa KL Reeves Stui Natio Cheyenn Wyomin Dreas, Fi Mear Ft G. W. Rice American Christian Revew
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