Basin Wyoming Post Office Notice 1905
Printed line indicates second class matter status for Basin Wyoming post office under 1879 act. The notice marks mail service designation and dates.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
5
Printed line indicates second class matter status for Basin Wyoming post office under 1879 act. The notice marks mail service designation and dates.
Daily Basin train departures shown with No 311 northbound and No 2330 southbound times. Editorials discuss Ridgely as Republican nominee for governor and local water power urging wool scouring plant in Cody. Also reproduces Sheriff Alston and Prosecuting Attorney Metz expense bills misrepresented earlier.
A Cody man cites a southern Republican backer who favors Ridgely over Carey or Mullen. The Park County Enterprise notes editorial support strengthens Ridgely while intra-factional strife between Carey and Mullen grows sharper, signaling Ridgely’s rising viability.
The Cody Enterprise notes Ridgely aims to avoid factional fights while warning that a surprise dark horse nomination could anger Basin Republicans. Ridgely is presented as the only logical candidate with no personal enmity toward anyone.
Special agents of the postoffice department tour the country inspecting newspaper subscription lists to enforce payment rules. The Des Moines Capital recounts Editor Fay of Lyons Indiana being summoned to Washington and the Jefferson Bee receiving a similar notice. Nonpayment endangers second class mailing and threatens paper delivery and profits, as editors face forced collection and potential shutdowns if subscribers stay delinquent.
J D Johnson of John son and Bailey will read the chief paper before the Basin Literary Club next Monday evening. The topic is Why am I a member of the Basin Literary Club. Those who have heard him speak know his entertaining ability and the club anticipates a rare intellectual treat.
Rev. Shepherd declares he has come back to stay and will reopen his church on August 21 after a vacation visiting his mother, sister, and son Maj or floss Shepherd in Cameron Missouri. He notes past pastorates in the east and visits to St Joseph and Louisiana Missouri while praising family and friends and reflects on poor crop conditions from Central City Nebraska to Missouri.
Josiah Cook opened his Cook addition holdings to those seeking small deretricts and selling to people for home gardens. F R Carson is cited as a buyer who grows vegetables and sells fresh produce from his Basin area home, remarking that selling produce beats carpentry work.
The Secretary of State of Wyoming certifies that the Tenth State Legislature proposed an amendment to Section 9 of Article XV. The amendment, numbered as Section 9, would require a State Board of Equalization by law. The document is dated August 1, 1910, and bears the Great Seal of Wyoming.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Buffalo Wyoming July 16 1910 notice given J Charles Walton Manderson Wyo who on August 9 1905 made homestead entry serial number 01898 for seigne section 29 and s 4 nw and Wicket section 28 township 60 north range 92 west fifth principal meridian filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim before Gilmore Hartigan A S Commissioner Basin Wyo on August 27 1910 witnesses Henry Jordan James A Quiner George N Cox William N Smith all of Manderson Wyo 122-026 W F Brittain Register
Notice announces James B. Reid seeks final proof on a non coal land claim in Burlington Wyoming with a final date in August 1910. Also a district court suit in Big Horn County Wyoming to quiet title on parcels in sections 3 15 and 14 township 12 north range 104 west with August 20 1910 deadline for defendants to answer.
Notice is given that J Orin Gould of Meeteetse Wyoming has filed intent to make final desert land proof to establish his claim for the NW section 20 and lot 1 section 19 township 51 north range 94 west 6th principal meridian. Proof will be before Gilmore Hartigan U S Commissioner at Basin Wyoming on August 27 1910. Also named are Herbert Clark Carrie B Stump Al Mills and J Franklin Gould all of Basin or Cloverly Wyoming. 122-126 W F Brittain Register.
The Board of Trustees of School District Number Ten in Big Horn County Wyoming will receive bids for eight negotiable school house building coupon bonds. Bonds bear interest up to six percent semiannually, payable at Kouitz Brothers Bank in New York. Dated June 10 1910, bonds 1–8 in two series A and B with Series A four bonds of $100 and Series B four bonds of $200. Payments begin January 1921 and continue annually. Bonds not sold below par plus accrued interest. Board may reject bids or sell privately. Bids due 2 p m August 25 1910, sealed to Clerk Hyattville. Clerk R A Baldwin.
Notice is given that letters of administration were issued April 16, 1910 to the administrator of Ephraim Johnson estate. Creditors must present claims within six months or be barred after one year. In the Estate of Kate M. Wiley deceased, time of proving the will is set for August 13, 1910 at 2 PM at the office of J. K. Calkins in Cody.
Frank I Rue declares candidacy for Clerk of the Court of Big Horn County subject to the Republican convention. He thanks supporters. Also noted Russell's Bakery accepts orders across the Big Horn Basin for bread rolls and wedding cakes.
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