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Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1891

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Fillebrown Trial Notes Intrigue and Testimony Unfold

Witnesses describe Fillebrown as calm or volatile, with Colorado investigators recounting the capture and early stories. Sheriff Kelley tests Fillebrown’s statements, while defense aims to admit evidence on reputation. trial continues with anticipated testimony and a large audience including many women.

Fillebrown Davidson Stoll Kelley Colorado Foulks

Overland Mining Company Incorporation Filed

Articles of incorporation for the Overland Mining company were filed with the secretary of state yesterday. The Douglas-Cheyenne firm covers Fremont Sweetwater Carbon and Natrona counties. Directors include Jas H Bury L B Shephard Wim D Cleveland A D Chamberlain Jess H Loomis and Willis Van Devanter. Capital stock is $500000 to mine for gold silver asbestos coal and oil and deal in mining property.

Overland Mining Company Fremont Sweetwater Carbon Natrona Jas. H. Bury L. B. Shephard Wim. D. Cleveland A. D. Chamberlain Jess H. Loomis Willis van Devanter

Pike's Peak Railway Reaches Summit on First Passenger Run

The Pike's Peak railway is now in successful operation. The first passenger train reached the summit this afternoon. Lower terminus is 8,400 feet above sea level and the upper 14,147, nine miles apart. Black Stocking club departs for Sidney on the Fourth with all expenses paid and a chance at a $75 purse.

Black Stocking Ball Club Sidney

Grand Success at Fort Russell Gen Crook Monument Benefit

A large Cheyenne audience filled the opera house for the Gen. Crook monument fund benefit under Fort Russell officers and ladies. Senator Warren presided with praise while Mrs. Mary Calhoun Dixon starred with three recitals. The Seventeenth Infantry band and Prof Otto Neske impressed. Miss Clara Terry, Cheyenne's WYoming Nightingale, drew encores and floral tributes.

Opera House Gen. Crook Fort Russell Senator Warren Mary Calhoun Dixon Denver Dixon Meg Merrilies Crook Seventeenth Infantry Otto Neske Maud Johnston Rose Bearman Hutchinson O'Brien Richards Furney May Stanley Pasmore Wyoming Terry Minole Gillum

Mining and farming notes from Bali mountain camp

Sheridan Post reports active mining and prospecting at Bali mountain with snow largely melted. A 21 mile PK ditch to Soldier creek is nearing completion to irrigate seven miles of valley. Denver and Buffalo parties test Bald Mountain with drills, noting high gold potential and a Bennet amalgamator early next.

Frank Hunt H. Krohne Bali Mountain Camp Oe H. Fulmer Big Goose Canyon Soldier Creek J.D. Thurmond Frank Phillips Bald Mountain Ed B. Chapline Joe Moore Buffalo T. M. Cotton Sheridan Mining and Milling Company Denver Bennett Messrs. Buckley, Bethurem and Simmons Buckley E. B. Chapline James Terrill

Gold Hill Season Details From Our Gold Hill Correspondent

A Gold Hill reader reports that by June 25 snow and surface water will recede in the camp, enabling work and prospecting to resume in about ten days to two weeks. He warns against early entry due to saturated ground and ongoing snow, which would hinder any prospecting efforts.

Gold Hill Laramie

Indian prisoner at Salt Lake ends life with nail device

Neff Dukes an Indian in the United States penitentiary at Salt Lake awaiting a hearing at Ogden for a shooting case killed himself with a ten penny nail sharpened in his cell. He jabbed the nail into his bowels through the navel, tied a belt and strangled himself, passing calmly to death as guards found him. The county commission met yesterday and disposed of many applications.

Fillebrown Tue Sen Faulks Nolan Oscar Sharp- Jass Neff Dukes United States Salt Lake Ogden Neff

Missouri River Flood News From Kansas City and Surrounding Areas

Kansas City faces record rising Missouri River levels with Harlem submerged and farms flooded. Embankments along rail lines may fail, threatening land and the Kansas City racing association track. St. Joseph and Atchison report near record highs with farms, canal changes, and crop losses as backwaters flood lowlands and sewers.

Kansas City Missouri River Harlem Hannibal and St. Joe Kansas City Racing Association Skaw Missouri Kan St. Joseph French Bottom Lana Kansas Shore South St. Joseph Burlington Atchison Donipan Doniphan Kaa Hust Atchison Leavenworth

Chase After Un Murder Curano June 20

Louis Dillinger alias Paul May escaped from jail at New England Missouri in May IA. He was captured last night after a running fight with two men who rode with a driver and wife in a buggy. He hid behind a horse, drew a revolver, and was wounded when the horse bolted and threw him. He fired his remaining cartridge before being captured.

Curano Louis Dillinger Paul May New England

Grain man touts record harvest ahead in northwest

A well known grain man touring the Red River valley says prospects are the best the northwest has ever seen. The main challenge he cites is securing help to harvest the wheat.

Happy Tammers Sr. Pave Minn Red River Valley Northwest

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