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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
14
Republican state committee warns voters against Carey ticket supporters distributing late campaign charges. It says Judge Carey’s agents reviewed capitol records four months, produced four charges that were explained and exploded. It urges voters to distrust unfounded statements seen late in the race.
The piece recaps Judge Careys criticisms of state tax policy in 1910 and 1889, quoting his attacks on a tax commissioner and his labels of Democrats and Republicans. It notes prior statements, a Cheyenne Leader letter, and 1890 Chieftain reporting, linking Carey to alleged burdens on taxpayers and claims of political double standards.
In six years the Carey properties in Laramie County shifted over 568 thousand dollars from sworn assessment to higher board of equalization values. The figures show total returns for 1905 to 1910 and accuse Carey of tax dodging, noting every escape must be paid by other taxpayers.
Judge Carey urges change after fifty years of congressional service by Wyoming’s delegation, arguing for new faces while praising long-serving Republicans for landmark legislation in irrigation lands, rural delivery, tariffs, and homestead laws. The piece cites quotes from Carey and mentions anticipated senate plans and a 188th Cheyenne Sun letter.
G R Biggs formerly with Andersen Johnson hardware plans to take a Ras course in Kansas City. He will leave his family to accompany him and pursue the training during a period of study. The move aims to prepare him for a future in the growing hardware industry locally.
Unclear OCR text shows a local ad describing a phone led favors by a male from Hyattville and a public notice about marriage or matchmaking. Catherine Annie Laurie or Charles W. appear as names in a questionable ad follow up in a Republican publication.
A large filing cabinet marked as one of the finest in the county was sold by Hasii Forni s company to the Hoover Investment Company. The five foot high cabinet with many drawers and compartments suited for legal blanks used by real estate and insurance firms, augments an updated, spick and span office appearance following the transfer.
F C Harrington of Stersville West Virginia arrived in Basin last week with associates in a group of capitalists developing the area. He spent several days inspecting progress and praised the region’s diversified resources and potential benefits. He called Basin a great little city and noted the trip’s value and local improvements.
Artie Gillum and Andy Motter with their wives hunted last week reaching Blizzard Peak. Mrs Gillum endured roughing it well while Mr Gillum aims for a bigger buck after returning for dinner with Marshall McDonald and a guest.
Notice lists several names of settlers including Geo L White from Dorsey Creek and Greybull River, John Linn from Shea Creek, Basin Cattle Co from Crystal Spring, and others with acreages. Proofs of appropriation must be filed within 15 days, with final filing to the Board of Control in Cheyenne on November 25. Superintendent Blakesley notes recommendations and that corrections may be filed during the period.
The Republican figure, while confined to his room, backs Mullen for governor and predicts a broad Wyoming victory. He urges support for the GOP county ticket, touts J. H. Neville for county treasurer, and warns Democrats against returning to power, praising Republican unity and district leadership.
A speaker asserts that Republicans will elect every man on their ticket this year, stating that in his judgment Republicans will win both state and county races. He emphasizes confidence in party success across levels.
The stork aided by Dr Carter visited the home of Mr and Mrs Mackenzie last Sunday and delivered a sturdy little voter as part of a Republican push on Shell Creek in a notable political gesture.
Orville Linnabary discovers his new cheval glass draws Basin women, letting them admire their own graceful figures. The clever purchase makes the Basin social scene more vivid as the ladies flock to view themselves.
Jake Frison from Tenlseep County visited Basin early this week, trading and singing. He reports a very successful year and is stopping at Wis Qouse, greeted by many friends and acquaintances.
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