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Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1889

Page

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Board of Trade to Test Wyoming Ore at Cheyenne Foundry

The Iron Committee plans tests of Wyoming coal and ore at Cheyenne foundry with $100 refining costs. Hartville ore starts the tests, followed by ore from a mine near Cheyenne, samples to be submitted by parties with ore to test. The board also names committees for finance advertising transportation and more as it pursues corner stone laying on July 10.

Board of Trade Trustees Jeffrey Cheyenne Wyoming Sun A. Y. Jones Transportation Committee Hartville W. M. Masi Jones Ricketts Inter-State Commerce Commission A. F. Walker Wuereras United States Mississippi River Board of Trade of Bogue John M. Thurston A. D. Kelley Bo Hellman A. Idelman L. G. Jenks Ed. F. Stahle L. Kabis N. R. Davis William Sturgis Jr C.D. Kelly T. A. Kent George HL Truckey F. E. Addams Fairview Lode Ed. F. Stable

Denver's Lively Week Ends in Tragedy and Patriotism

A Denver report outlines a week filled with a murder and three personal crises followed by Memorial Day acts of patriotic decoration. It notes Pat Connor was shot and killed by John McKeon in a whisky joint, with the deceased's friends calling the incident a tragic yet quiet event reflected in the city's turmoil.

Temon Buck Fanshaw Patrick McKeon Arapahoe County C. C. Lathrop Cheyenne Sam Riverside Cemetery Burlington Road Denver Pat Connor John McKeon Rey Kansas

Hunter Recovering After Fatal Cutting Incident

Mr. W. P. Hunter slowly improves after a savage cutting last week in Rock Springs. Doctors report the wound is healing and nourishment is fed via funnel due to throat immobility. The community offers support while investigators review the affray and a district court session resulted in a sealed indictment and several arraignments.

W. P. Hunter Rock Springs Hunter Dr. Gilligan Mr. Hunter Appel Mr. Appel District Court

The Tin Pan Army Marches On in Cheyenne and Denver

O B Joyful Seagraves, a Salvation Army figure called a tough veteran, travels from Denver to Cheyenne with the “tin pan army” to recruit and hold public meetings. Adjutants and railroad workers are noted, while the War Cry paper under General Ballington Booth is cited with reports from Cleveland Des Moines and Minneapolis reflecting Salvation Army campaigning and faith in victory.

Jesus O. B Seagraves Cheyenne Salvation Army North Platte Tin Pan Army Denver Eddy Eighteenth Streets Gifford Green QO. B Wat Cry Cleveland Cozens Monongahela Boudler Cole Brother Poole Minneapolis T Des Moines Mt Reade Street New York City

Ex Governor Baxter Foresees Wyoming Prosperity

Ex governor G W Baxter of Wyoming, head of the American Cattle trust, discusses cattle industry growth, shipment of 100000 steers, and future profits. He warns against an alleged unfair inspection bill and supports statehood, noting Wyoming’s rich coal oil copper soda timber and arid land reclamation potential.

G. W. Baxter Wyoming American Cattle Trust Albany Texas Denver News Northwest South Montana Warren

Town of Otto in Fremont County Wyoming Territory

The town sits on the Grey Bull River about 13 miles above the river mouth in Fremont County. It lies in the central, richly fertile agricultural region of the territory with abundant grain and vegetable production.

Grey Bull River Fremont Wyoming Territory

Land Boom Promises Growth Near Fremont County

Elevation 4000 feet and 100000 acres of fertile land surround the town with abundant timber and coal. Corner lots priced at 30 dollars and inside lots at 20 dollars. For details write F S Wood proprietor Otto and County Surveyor Fremont Co Wyoming First Lander Bank Lander or N H Brown Lander.

F. S. Wood Otto Fremont Co Wyoming First Lander Bank Lander N. H. Brown

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THE Board OF Trade Iron Committee Colorado Capitol Dever MR. Hunter Recovering Green River Salvationists Wicked Cheyenne Segraves Central City J. T. Dale Fall River Mass Johnny Atkins God Jack John Scott B. J. Scott Muddy Creek Muffalo John South Fork Powder River Bar C Ranch Brain Scott Drylanda Vuvno Ss.keblinger P.S F. E. Warren Mercantile CO Woosh
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