Stranger exodus and Salt Lake City promise in 1841 tribute
Correspondent details the Mormon pioneer arrival in Salt Lake Valley in 1841, describing the trek from Nauvoo, the settlement layout, and the valley’s climate and fertility. The piece contrasts prophetic lore with logistical hardships, notes Church influence, and discusses the lake’s salt content and ancient water levels.
Denver Letter Nominates Richard Soprison as Mayor
Republicans name Richard Soprison for mayor while Democrats favor Pitkin. Kilpatrick & Brown plan a large 50 by 125 foot four story furniture house. Pitkin defends mortgaging history and a petition seeks Interior Dept. inquiry into Joseph McLain remains. State Fair preparations, stock racing, and wheat price trends noted.
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Richard Sopris
M.D. Clifford
Kilpatrick & Brown
Pitkin
Secretary of the Interior
General Sherman
Joseph McLain
Chicago
Erie
Penn
Washington
Dr. J. Hirsch
Kentucky
Weld County
Pierce
Bates
Belford
Waanren
Indian Commission Fails to Purchase Ute Land Near Ouray
At the Southern Ute Agency three councils in August failed to persuade Ignacio and subordinates to part with land or move to White river. At Ouray the commission offered 10000 dollars for four miles square in Uncompahgre park, but Ouray and White River and Uncompahgre chiefs refused. The Ouray Times notes Curtis is an experienced interpreter and details Ouray’s farming, stock, and extensive holdings. Estimates place the Uncompahgre valley’s tens of thousands of acres as fertile farmland with canals and irrigation potential.
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Dead Sea
Palestine
Utah Lake
Jordan River
Church Island
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Mahomet
Damascus
Brigham Young
Church of Latter Day Saints of Jesus Christ
G. H. Adams
Salt Lake
America
Colorado Springs Gazette
el Paso
Bijou
High Bluffs
Elbert
Stephen Holden
Mis
Holden
Lewis & Tuttle
Chicago
Squirrel Creek
D. M. Holden
Bijou Basin
Colorado Springs
Republican River
Greenway
Tie
Lewis & Turtle
Pullen
Messrs. Mason & Wright
Vermont
Denver
Leis
Justice, Bateman & Co
Philadelphia
Indian Commission
Ignacio
White River
Lee Pines
Ouray
Gen. Hatch
McFarland
Kansas
Col. E. C. Wilkins
Indian Affairs
A. M. Curtis
N. C. Meeker
Ouray Times
Curtis
Windsor
Bear River
Routt County
Green River
Wyoming
Colorado
Los Pinos
Gununison
Lava Creek
Plateau Creek
North Main Creek
Grand
Rifle Creek
Picance Creek
Times
Los Pinos Agency
Ed. McCook
Cursy
Hatch
Facta
Low Pines
Gunnison
Abbott
Wages and purchasing power in wages debate 1870s era
The piece argues wages fell from $1.50 to $1.00 daily while the cost of staples halved, showing that purchasing power rose despite wage declines. It cites Grocer and merchant price data for coffee sugar lard eggs and more, and notes fiat money would raise prices on necessities. It also reports Benedict Willetts and Hammond investing in 1000 cattle, routed to Chicago via Bismarck, guarded by eight men with Spencer rifles.
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Sherman
Toledo
South Bend
Lad ) Tribune
Republican Party
W. G. Benedict
Amt Willetts
Gen. Hammond
Willets
Pointer
Montana
Dakota
Missouri River
North Hawk
Missouri
Bismarck
Northern Pacific
Chicago
United States
Liverpool
Bae Morahultown
Rapybhtioes
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Greeley
Graham
K. Thompson
Main Street
J. M. Pareman
Sec'y
Union Colony
Ee & Buckley
Canon City and
Boulder Valley
Maple Street
Joseph Moore
Greeley House
Greeley, Weld County
D. L. Dawley
F. L. Childs
H. N. Rogerson
J. M. Freeman
J. D. Buckley
Sec’y & Engineer of
Denver Pacific Railway
Union Bank
Masonic Block
Creeley, Colorado
R. Bennett
Amalgo
Salt Lake Valley
Greeley Tribune
Nauvoo
Illinois
Lyme
Kit Carson
Bridger
Fremont
Great Salt Lake
Orson Pratt
Globe
Proyo
Columbia River
Ocean
Rocky Mountains
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