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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
4
Editor notes Casper preparations for Independence Day festivities and invites visitors. Governor Lipocks seeks fifteen delegates to the Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress in Pueblo September 26 to 30. The Sixty-First Congress adjourned with a mixed resume of Taft's diplomacy and legislative enactments.
A new venture named the Telephone Herald plans to transmit daily world news by wire to subscribers. It will offer a concert luncheon and a family evening concert, aiming to entertain from news briefings to popular music and bedtime selections.
Lawmakers disposed of several bills including a million dollar Colorado river lands project, a public buildings bill for 22 million, and a rivers and harbors joint resolution. The Senate agreed to vote on the Appalachian forest reserve bill February 15. the house passed a land sale probe resolution. Taft pledged haste on the Tighline project. Congress adjourned at 11 o clock Saturday night.
A notice from A. T. Butler of Casper Wyoming advertises stray horses and mares including a dark bay gelding branded on the jaw, a dark mare branded, and a bay gelding branded on the left shoulder. Rewards offered for information or recovery.
Local items note no band concert due to upcoming celebration and highlight Casper Coal & Lumber paints, parlor car beverages, sales at Parlor Millinery, and visiting Casper guests. Reports include changes at Townsend store, tax commissioner W. A. Rechards visiting Casper, laundry service ads, millinery closings, a death in Encampment, and plans for Fourth of July events with Matinee Girl company performances at the Bell Theater.
A black saddle horse branded on the left shoulder strayed from Freeland Live Stock Co's ranch. A $10 reward is offered for the return of the horse to Freeland ranch.
Estrayed lost black gelding weight around 1100 branded Y No 103 and a bay horse about 1100 with blaze and brand Y seven. Rewards offered for information leading to recovery to G Fr Davis Casper and I Henry White Casper.
A $25 reward is offered for the recovery of a black five year old mare with a dim hair brand Ron on the left shoulder and a bay horse about nine years old, both branded Ron. The horses were taken from the stable of Roman and Bennett in Wolton Wyoming.
Notice to the public states the dissolution of the partnership of William Noonan and B A Elias doing business as Noonan and Elias and The Casper Garage. After dissolution the machine shop remains under William Noonan and automobiles under B A Elias with ownership details. Dated Casper Wyoming May 31 1910 signed William G Noonan.
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