Presidential Electors and Saratoga Editorial Notes
Editorial correspondence from Saratoga Wyoming discusses political electors A BE BRADBURY B B BROOKS E F CHEENEY and FRANK W MONDELL for Fifty seventh representative. It surveys Saratoga growth, housing shortages, and mining activity including Ferris and Haggerty ore production, rail line interests, and the noted hot springs with their curative reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. Bradbury
B. B. Brooks
E. F. Cheeney
Press Association meeting outlines Cheyenne next gathering
The group pledged Cheyenne as the next meeting site with an excursion to Wheatland and Guernsey. Officers for the year were chosen: President B A Slack Vice President Will Reed Secretary Loo Middaugh Treasurer George Perry and an executive committee Crawford Ott and Spafford. Editors and wives head to Grand Encampment then Kurte Chatterton mine tour. Governor DeForest Richards Secretary Minnimore Chatterton and Banker Rumsey tour the Battle Lake copper district to inspect Perrie Haggerty extension and other properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middaugh
Platte
Brother Crawford
Press Association
Masonic Hall
Mesere
Reed
Spafford
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Guernsey
B. A. Slack
Will Reed
Loo
George Perry
Messrs
Crawford
Ott and
Kurte
Rumsey
Rawlins
Battle Lake Copper District
Perrie-Haggerty
Franklin's I Deal of Liberty in Early Press History
Facsimile note reproduces Ben Franklin's satirical 1780 article from the Federal Gazette and Philadelphia Evening Post. It treats the press as a "supreme court" of private reputation and argues for protections against abuses by a powerful few while lamenting threats to liberty and the cudgel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adover
Frankliniana Ima
Benamie Franklin
Nnst
Andrew Brown
Federal Gazette
Philadelphia Evening Post
Ndt
Supreme Court of Judicature
Hugh
Franklin
A Desperate Man Considers Suicide Then Finds Help
A distressed man, ruined by job loss and mounting debts, contemplates self harm to support his wife Jennie and baby. He steps before a moving cable car but survives, only to be saved by his friend Keene who has arranged a fresh job offer and a new berth at their workplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Wyo
Wyoming
George Ferris
Ferris and Haggerty
BSS
Michigan
Argo
Denver
Bort
Union Pacific
Perris
Platte River
Know & Bew Company
San Mutetonsa Coe
Jennie
Aeason
Universal Bualneas
Hoth
Keene
Keone
Japan
Frisco
Cheyenne Hack Menu and Rates In City
A Cheyenne hack service lists baggage and passenger options. Rates shown include a fare varying from $2 to $5 for rides, with service available day or night. Contact Bland at Meaney’s Telephone Office and A Hyde, proprietor.
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Cheyenne
Fune Rails
Celic
Bland
Meaney
A. @ HYDE
For Bale or For Rent at The Metropolitan Hotel
Unclear text advertises Bale or Rent options at The Metropolitan Hotel with mentions of modern improvements heated rooms baths barber shop pool and terms. The fragmentary notice implies rental or sale terms but lacks coherent details or dates.
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Metropolitan
Atin En
Cheap Rates to Chicago for Grand Army of the Republic
National encampment offers a low first class round trip fare to Chicago. Tickets go on sale in Wyoming and Colorado on August 23 24 26 and 6 2900 with final return by September jet. Deposit option at 50 cents to hold tickets with joint agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Wyoming
Colorado
Contest in the Interior Land Office over Timber Culture entry 2348
The United States Land Office in Cheyenne announces a contest against Timure No. 2348 for the NW 14 Sec 22 Township 2 N Range 68 W. Michael Smith, contestant, claims the land remains in prairie state and has not been cultivated. Public notice directs appearance Aug 26 1900 and final hearing Sept 27 1900 in Wyoming offices.
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Timure
Michael Smith
Smith
John Hunton
United States
District of Wyoming
Glende
Wyo
United States Land Office
Jnne
Contest Notice and Divorce Notices From Cheyenne Office
Public contest notice from the Onis Stites Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated July 19 1900 alleges Wilford J Wood abandoned Homestead Entry No 2966 and seeks proof August 26 1900. Also notices of divorce petitions in Laramie County Wyoming aiming for August 18 1900 and a separate plea for a U S Army service man seeking a suitable match with clear residence and status details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Yoder
Phillips
Laramie County
Wyoming
Wilford J Wood
Wilford J. Wood
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Register
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Co . Laving
W. E Chaplin
Regiater
Contest Notice on Timber Culture Claim in Wyoming
United States Land Office Cheyenne announces contest against Timber Culture Claim No. 2375 filed March 9 1899 for Section 4 Township 7 North Range 62 West. John King alleged to have failed to break and cultivate five acres, plant trees and maintain land. due diligence shows service impossible. Hearing set Oct 9 and final on Oct 19 1900 at Lusk Wyoming before United States commissioner D A Goddard. publication required.
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Davy
United States
John Hunton
United Bates
District of Wyoming
Fort Laramie
Wyo
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Department of the Interior
David A Rogers
Patrick
Laramie County
Wyoming
John King
Itte
Army
Marine Corps of
Spain
Portien
D. & Goddard
United
Lusk
Wyoming call for bids on Evanston State Hospital addition
The Board of Charities and Reform of Wyoming invites sealed bids by July 16 1900 at Cheyenne for materials building and completion of a 47 by 88 foot two story with basement addition to the State Hospital for the Insane at Evanston Wyoming. Separate bids required for stone brick carpenter heating and plumbing work with certified check. board reserves right to accept or reject any or all bids plans at the board office Chesca Evanston 62 Hooper Block Salt Lake DEF Richards president T T Tynan secretary July 7 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Reform
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
State Hospital For the
Evanston
Wyo
Chesca
Evanston Ony
Hooper Block
Salt Lake
Notice to Creditors Estate of Henry Sturth Deceased
Notice is given that letters of administration with will annexed were granted July 1800 to the undersigned in the above estate. All persons having claims against the estate must present them within six months after the date of letters or be restrained from any benefit. Albert Chapman is the undersigned.
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Wyoming
Chase
Binger Hermann
Henry Sturth
Albert Chapman
Stray Horses Reported Near Happy Jack Road Cheyenne Wyo
Notice of stray livestock in Cheyenne Wyoming dated July 7 1900 lists two black mares and two geldings found grazing on the Happy Jack road with matching brands. Property proof and payment of costs required for claim. Legal notice attached.
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Cheyenne
Happy Jack
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Sun-Leader
BR. A. Slack
Postoffice
Daily Leader
Hesttniess
Frank W. Mondell
Chicago
Rtment of the Interior
Unites States Land Office
Cheyenne, Yo
Onis Stites
Cheyenne, Co
Ita
D.moe
Saad
Taramle
Betans
Norton
Coen
Baile Willneh
T. J. Wisher
J. Norton Aus
U. S. Army
Contes
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Richards
T. T. Tynan
Sarah Jane Koeten
Taines McAhjeonen
Plainti
Black & Clark
Twentieth and
Reed Streets
Cheyenne and
Northern Tracks
Roedel’s
Bree
Assam
A. E. Roedel
Silver Moon Restaurant
West Seventeenth Street
Poilet, Gologne, Valace Pharmacy
Wm. Murphy
Hanna
Paul Milatzo
Weat
AL Btock
Gabes
T. B Hicks
G. B Abbott
H. Loomis
Aset Cash
Stockgrowers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
Henry G. Hay
J. C. Whipple
D. Freehorn
Oauhter
L. Whipple
Cash
J. W. Grippin
Rel
Keefe & Bradley
Remington
Standard Cypewriter
Wyckoff
Seamans & Benedict
Champa &T
Denver Golf
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