Bills Introduced in Cheyenne Legislature Echoes 1911 Session
Latgut News From Cheyenne reports new laws and bill introductions in the Wyoming legislature. House measures include funding for schools, miller relations, county commissioner mileage, and care requirement revisions, with numerous bills to committees on public lands, stock raising, labor, and immigration. Senate items cover state engineer duties, water storage, pensions, and county asset apportionment, with several measures postponed or referred.
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Beyer
Estate Board of Immigration
Committee On Immigration
Johnstone
Young
Department of Labor
Committee On Labor
Hadsell
Allred
Jackson
Committee On Game and Fisheries
Skovgaard
Skovgard
Halley
Sibley
Gardner
Old Uinta County
Uinta and
Léon
House
Ermary
T Sheridan
Legislative bills and house actions on state measures
A list of House and Senate bills on mortgages pleading terms taxes and public offices with actions such as recommended for passage and notes on proposed changes. References include H B 43 45 48 73 3 14 88 7 5 1 26 69 22 21 8 F 2 8 F 18 plus House bill 60 Grieve Tobin substation and the Wyoming seat relocation question discussed Wednesday morning.
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Senate
Wyoming
Towns Dominate Offices Under Convention System Challenge
Senator George F B McClellan proposes repealing the primary election law drawing sharp editorial criticism from Cheyenne Tribune and county papers. The piece argues country districts struggle to gain nominations, citing Basin as a disruptor in recent elections. A social note follows with a bridge gathering hosted by Frank A Wiseon and a long list of attendees.
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George FB. McClellan
Cheyenne Tribune
Jake
Besin
Woman's Club news details February visit and program
The Woman's club, led by president Mrs. Thos. M. Hyde, announced that Mrs. Morton, president of the State Federation of Women’s clubs, will visit February 12 and the next club meeting will be held then. Funds for kitchen property fitting were authorized. A tribute to Mrs. G. W. Giet was presented. Program topics covered Alaska and the Canadian Northwest with notes by Mrs. Arnott and Mrs. Miller.
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Woman's Club
Thos. M. Hyde
Morton
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Jg. H. Smith
Coons
Harris
Mesdames Snow, Harrie and Hyde
House
Tedman
Alaska
Canadian Northwest
Arnott
Vandevemler
Miller
Manlove Lyceum Attraction Set for Wednesday Night
Harwood Robert Manlove, famed as the man of many faces, appears next Wednesday evening as a Lyceum attraction. The Redpath program promises top talent. organizers urge strong public support to bring premier entertainment to the winter season.
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Harwood
Robert Manlove
Mimiery
Manlove
Tn Entertainment
Redpath
Quartet to Hyattville brings notable visitors to town
A quartette including Hime Gwey Arnott and extras traveled from Hyattville with Basin's family to aid the Smith Bros. in entertaining Hyattville residents and showing a well received evening.
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Hyattville
Dr. van Slyke
Basin
Famle
H. H. Hime
L. C. Gwey
K. J. Extra
J. P. Arnott
Smith Bros
Public Utilities Act Definitions Section in Wyoming Laws
The text outlines a Wyoming Public Utilities Act defining terms such as commission, commissioner, corporation, transportation, and railroad. It covers street railroads, pipelines, express and common carrier firms, and gas plants, detailing ownership, operation, and regulatory scope for public utilities within the state. Continued on next page.
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State of
Wyoming
Public Utilities
Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Street Railroad Corporation
Raiiroad
Railroad Corporation
Express
Street
Express Corporation
Pipeline Corporation
Corn Club Forming In County For Summer Growth
Encouragement across the county signals a large corn crop next year with a club startup in March. Local Greybull citizens will donate planters and tools for members on Germania bench, and a cash market is expected soon. The paper invites reader suggestions on club formation and prizes. Miss Myra May and Grace Taylor attended a dance in Hyattville last Saturday night.
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Greybull
Germania
Myra May
Basin
Grace Taylor
Bonanza
Hyattville
Basin Center of the Country Featured in Divide Article
The Denver Divide issue carries an article by Bajor Burke praising Basin resources and presenting Basin as a national center. It also highlights an advertisement for Hig Horn County Irrigating Co managed by B C Hart of this place. Entertained Bridge Club hosted by Mrs R B West with several members attending and a tea at six. Mrs G W Kershner and granddaughter departed for Broadview Montana.
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Denver
Bajor Burke
Bas'n Cou Uy
Col. Cody
Paaper
Hig Horn County Irrigating Co
B. C. Hart
Manger
Big Sea Fight Doubt Shifts to Claims
A major sea confrontation appears uncertain as competing factions assert different claims over the engagement. Officials seek clarification while observers weigh possible outcomes and repercussions.
Veracity questioned after North Sea battle reports
London dispatch details conflicting official lines on Sunday’s naval clash in the North Sea. German statements claim Bluecher alone sunk British ships, while British dispatches say Rhuecher and Kolberg were sunk and other vessels damaged. Both sides cite torpedo boats, dirigibles, and observable damage to support their counts. Beatty’s admiralty telegram quotes a destroyer patrol as the action unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
Bluecher
War Office
Kolberg
Admiralty
David Beatty
Progress Dinner Discussion at Antlerson Meeting
Progress association members met at dinner with Mayor Terry presiding. L O Gray outlined folding cost for Basin country publicity. A three member fund solicitation committee was appointed plus a three person literature editing panel. Members spoke on integration of business leaders, and a townwide meeting was scheduled at Basin State Bank club rooms at o clock Friday evening to discuss community development and gather input from all interested parties.
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Progress
Progress Associaation
Antlerson Wednes
Terry
L. O. Gray
Basin
J. B Thompson
C. M. Miller
F P. T. Brigham
Tree
Robin Bonwell
Boies C. Hart
Basin State Bank
Progress Club
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T. B. Hunter
H. Holtman
Mechames W. A. Robb
A. H. Arnett
E. Harris
Alice Richardson
A. H. Tedman
B. C. Ham
M. H. Saith
H. C. Whitmore
E. J. Sullivvan
T. K. Bishop
T. 5S. Armetrang
W. B. Hartken
F. M. Hime
G. M. Booth
L. A. Zane
R. E. Gleeson
G. R. Hoover
J. Bircumshaw
T. H B. Hunter
Henry Arme Ying
Zela Murphy
J. P. Amnois
A. W. Goons
Lo Blankesley
W. C. Snow
F. KE. Saith
Ruth Donaldson
M. Booth
W. 8. Pease
Guy Craig
T. M. Hyde
H. W. Hollman
F. P. Houwne
P. W. Metz
H. T. Harris
R. P. Pearson
F. J. Leighty
Neal Anderson
B. T. Joalin
M. B. Rhodes
D. L. Carr
W.8. Collins
D. BE. Lewis
R. XR. Denny
Bugsin
Mrs. E. V. Robertson
Cody
BE. J. Sullivan
Greybuld
Mercer-Skovgard
HORN
the Corn Club
Bridge Club
R. B. West
B. J. Sullivan
J. P. Leighty
T. G. Armatrong
Thos
M.hyde
PF. A. Wise
Pease
G. W. Kershner
Broadview
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