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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1883

Page

9

Mining and river news and European tensions

Weekly lever notes ticket sales from Chicago to Council Glitts at discounted rates as rival lines report no demand. Rawlins artesian well nears completion after reaching 880 feet, water within sixty feet of surface. Colonel Swaringen hosts a new rich Sacramento district claim yielding high assays. Bannock Indians avenge a death near Viney with retribution on Snake River. Europe trembles as Russia confronts Romania and Bulgaria amid rising war fears. czar agents counteract in the Balkans.

Rawlins Colonel Swaringen Sacramento Laramie Cufion Viney Snake River Sweetwater Gazette Europe Roumania Vienna Berlin Russia Bulgaria Pruth Bessarabia

Whisky Traffic With the Indians

A Shoshone agency correspondent reports whisky traffic continues sub rosa on the reservation and many Indians are repeatedly found intoxicated. Some white residents are risk of self harm as tensions rise.

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Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Claim

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Lane Orrick Cheyenne Wyoming September 4 1883 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on October 11 1883 viz Newton Roser for the northwest quarter of section 10 in township 19 north of range 66 west He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz W C Miner F E Warren George Plumb Oremer Wetts of Cheyenne Wyoming Ep ar W Mann Register

Lane Orrick Cheyenne Wyo Newton Roser Range W. C. Miner F. E. Warren George Plumb Oremer Wetts W. Mann Register Wyoming Marcus Sanborn Edward J. Stevens Leroy P. Barnard Rawhide Butte Howard Murdock Charlie T. Hopper Hat Creek Encar W, Mann Township Range 62 Charles T. Hopper Epa John H. Phillips John TY. Chaffin John H. Durbin Thomas Swan Thomas F. Durbin Oruich Cunyenne Lewis Blair William J. Henderson Thomas L. Walker James Griswold Henry MeIlvane Raw Hide Butte Evgar W. Mann

Public Notice of Final Proof in Cheyenne Wy

Notice for publication announces Marcus Sanpreemption filing No 1117 for land in section 30 township 34 north range 61 west. Final proof will be made before the Cheyenne Wyoming register on October 22 1883. Encar W Mann receiver lists accompanying claimants Edward J Stevens Leroy P Barnard Howard Murdock Charlie T Hopper from Rawhide Butte and Hat Creek in Wyoming.

Land Entry Notice at Cheyenne Wyoming 1883

Land order to be made before the register at Cheyenne on October 22 1883. Leroy P Barnard preemption filing 1121 for parcels in section 1 township 31 north range 62 west. Cultivation of the land noted. Named parties include Charles T Hopper Howard Murdock Edward J Stevens Marcus Sanborn and Epa W Mann of Hat Creek and Rawhide Butte Wyoming.

Mosier Lynched in Cheyenne After Night of Vengeful Mob

A mob overran the Cheyenne jail at Nine teenth street and hanged Mosier after overpowering officers. The crowd urged bystanders and officials failed to stop the vigilante action, with coroner’s inquest opening and noting prior hangings in the territory. The mob attacked the jail, dragged Mosier to a telegraph pole, and executed him despite pleas from Secretary Morgan and Mayor Carey. The incident sparks debate on vigilante justice and local history of frontier hangings.

Mosier Sheriff Sharpless Lynch Eddy and Eighteenth Streets Nineteenth Street Nineteenth Eddy Morgan Carey Cheyenne Chaffin H. BE. Beuchner James Knight Harry Blake J. W. Jones O. P. Goodwin C. W. Stewart Secretary Morgan J. W. Sullivan Fisher J. B. Morrow E. A. Slack C. W. Beck W. F. Hosford Judge Carey B. F. Deitrick Marshal Schnitger E.S. Smith P. Nolan

The Man With the Black Dog Mosier Lynched at Cheyenne

Narrative recounts James Knight identifying Mosier as the murderer and detailing the constant presence of Mosier's black dog Tip. From Cheyenne to Fort Collins and Greeley the dog accompanies Mosier on the transport, his loyal bond noted by witnesses as Mosier awaits lynching with the dog by his side. The tale ends with Mosier’s body found hanging near Nineteenth and Eddy streets and the question Where's Tip? lingering.

James Knight Moore Mosier Cheyenne Sweeney Farmer Johnson Fort Collins Greeley Caboose Cap Hosford

Sozodont Fragrance Promotes Mouth Freshness and Clean Teeth

An aromatic fragrance from Sozodont imparts a pleasant mouth feel. It is described as the cleanest purest product offered publicly and is linked with comfort. The remedy cleanses the enamel cavities and is marketed as superior for oral care.

Notice for Public Sale of Land Claim in Cheyenne

Notice filed by John H. Phillips to prove up final claim for the north half of the northeast quarter of section 15 and north half of the northwest quarter of section 14 in township 19 N range 64 W Cheyenne Wyoming. Final proof set before the register and receiver October 26, 1883. Other witnesses listed: John TY. Chaffin John H. Durbin Thomas Swan Thomas F. Durbin, all of Cheyenne, Wyoming.

Final Proof Notice for Lewis Blair Claim at Cheyenne Wy

EvGAR W. Mann releases notice of final proof for pre emption filing No 1087 by Lewis Blair covering the northwest and other parts of section 18 township 34 range 6 west in Raw Hide Butte Wy. Receiver at Cheyenne sets September 22, 1883 as the final proof date with cultivation and residence required. Claimants named include William J. Henderson Thomas L. Walker James Griswold and Henry Mellvane.

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