Week of Clean-Ups Shows Rich Miners’ Yields
The Lander Clipper Atlantic correspondent reports big mine cleanups at several camps. A. Barr’s mine produced 114 ounces of retort ore, valued around $2,000, with other crews like Murran and Johnson at 85 ounces from Carrie Shields rock. Buckeye mine sale nears, with Garfield Milling Co. of Wyoming set to invest and operate, while Denver experts call Atlantic Camp the second best in the U S. Gold Hill and Saratoga district news note new mills, road completions, and promising vein discoveries totaling substantial potential revenue.
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Lander Clipper Atlantic
Lewiston
A. Barr
Barr
Murran and
Johnson
Roek
Carrie Shields
Jack Hull
Mary Ellen
Frank Lenne
A. M. Sparhawk
Arthur ©. Norton
Garfeld Milling Company
Wyoming
Garfield
Buckeye
Atlantic
Spurhawk
Boston
Denver
Atlantic Wamp
Iss
Agen
Leane
Sparhawk
Lenne
Tabor
Fremont County
United States
Helend
Tur Lew
McGregor
McKenzie
Park
Pueblo
Gold Hill
Eldorado
Saratoga Sun
Chatterton
Messrs
Kurtz, Forney and
Victoria
Evanston
The
Register
Theatrical Season Bookings and Canceled New York Engagement
The engagement of Chas Proh mans New York company to present Men and Woman here next Wednesday night has been canceled. Manager Rhodes relinquished this attraction with regret as the company must open in Chicago Monday. Cheyenne opera house bookings include Nat Goodwin in The Nominee Marie Heath and Robert H Scott in A Turkish Bath. Other acts listed: Good year Elitch minstrels Lewis Morrison in Faust Hoyts Midnight Bell Belle Golden Dramatic Co in Skipped by the Light of the Moon Thos Keane in Dr Bill Grismer Davis company Castles in the Air and more to come. Popular prices will govern for extraordinary attractions.
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Chas
Prohman
New York
Rhodes
Chicago
Cheyenne Opera House
Nat Goodwin
Trixy
Goodyear & Elitch Minstrels
Lewis Morrison
Union Pacific Shops Roar With Rebuilding and New Facilities
At the Union Pacific plant the bustle continues as about thirty locomotives head to rebuild and daily running repairs are made. A turntable project, new car erecting and coach building shops, and a large paint and dry kiln area expand capacity while scrap iron is immediately recycled into furnaces, under Superintendent O Hearne.
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Union Pacific
Evanston
Omaha
Two Accidents Reported Near Uva
Special Correspondence from Uva notes two incidents. Miss Belle N Brigges, a local schoolteacher, was dragged by a frightened horse and bruised after becoming tangled in a rope. William Wightown, a farmer at Kulie Wo ranch, injured an ankle while assisting in a corral escape.
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Uva
Wee
Belle N. Briges
Wyoming building chosen for World’s Fair site
World’s Fair officials Senator Williams and Me Cormick return from Chicago Prof Mead travels to Omaha then Sheridan County before home. Site for a Wyoming building at the fair selected. Building cost $10,000 with Van Brant & Howe Boston to furnish plans. Golden and Denver brick to be used in the new Turn hall.
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Williams
Me. Cormick
World's Fair Commission
Chicago
Mead
Omaha
Sheridan County
Wyoming
van Brant & Howe
Boston
Surprise reception at Keefe hall honors Omaha visitors
The Co BOC party hosted a surprise impromptu gathering at Keefe hall in the informal spirit of hospitality. Mrs. Richards and Mr. and Mrs. Jobst of Omaha attended with Mrs. H. Dillman hosting, as guests arrived and mingled before a lunch.
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BOC
Myers
Bueehner
Keefe Hall
Richards
J. J. Jobst
Omaha
H. Dillman
Buechner
Jobst
Wim Myers
H, Haas
M. Wasserman
Olenhaus
Jos
Dillman
Thompson
Kimme
Mollie Kimme
Klinghammer
Mise Klinghammer
Kabis
Hutchinson
Towse
Cotton Blossom Club Debates Betting and Prizefighting
A Cotton Blossom Club meeting in Thompson Street discusses its stance on horse racing and prize fighting. Members mockingly defend betting and fighting as harmless, while a rival inquiry from the Corn Cobb School of Philosophy asks for the club’s eclipse theory. An accidental interruption and a weather talk conclude the session as the group shifts to a toast that ends the gathering.
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Buffalo
Racin
Brother Garrner
Firat
Brother Gardner
Penstock
Detroit
Thas
Samuel Shin
Drozier Gardner
Hootwell Taylor
Bradder Taylor
Nyack
Culiff
Bowen
Florida
Montana
Congress
Cotton Blossom Club
Thompson Street
Brother Cardoer
Hull
M. Quad
New York World
Unclear dialogue fragment from Bloobumper dispute
A fragment shows Mr. Bloobumper arguing with Mrs. Bloobumper about certainty and danger. The text references a Bible parable about a man fallen among thieves and cites Sanith, Jay & Co.'s Mouthly.
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Mr. Bloobumper
Cattle Market Report Highlights Strong Demand and Texas Stock
The hub notes good cattle demand with prices rising for better stock. Receipts reach about 64,000 this week, up 11,000 from last week but down 13,500 year over year. Texas and native cattle are prominent with multiple lots and prices cited.
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Rosenbaum Bros., & Co
Chicago
Texas
North Dakota
W. L. Crosby
Dakota
J. K. Slack
Hudson
Montana Grassers
St.Paul
Wyoming
F. P. Voorhees
Union Cattle Company
Washington
Secon
Crosby
Kay
Dickinson
Dak
Public surveys funding set for Wyoming this fiscal year
General Richards is notified of a 30000 dollar appropriation for Wyoming to conduct public surveys this fiscal year. Congress allocated 000000 with 10 percent deducted for inspection. Last year Wyoming had 20000 and in 1889 hat 10000. Field notes will arrive as tied to government donations. Police patrol the city park from dusk till midnight.
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Gen. Richards
Wyoming
Congress
United States
Board of Control
Jorties
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