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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1901

Page

2

Wyoming editorials warn against irrigation bureau schemes

The Cheyenne Leader reports opposition to George H. Maxwell and his irrigation bureau. It accuses Maxwell of using favorable articles to divide the West and block arid land reclamation, urging western editors to reject his syndicate pieces and defend unified western demand. The page also notes state officials and election data in a related report.

Chatterton Wyoming Washington, D. C George H. Maxwell Maxwell Congress Mr. Maxwell Irrigation Bureau Mexwell West

Will Replace Steam in Railroad Transportation

A Green River Wyoming dispatch reports Union Pacific official Lomax favors compressed air over electricity as a railroad motive power. He argues compressed air could be cheaper cleaner and simpler in generation and application though dependent on solving gradual release from compression.

Green River Wyo Lomax Union Pacific

Railroad Power Costs And Fuel Waste Debate

The text argues steam power is the costliest rail motor, with Lomax noting waste of 40 to 60 percent of fuel. It cites fuel drain as key to railroad cut offs and grade reductions, framing cheaper power as the urgent question in railroad operation.

Lomax

Behind Prison Bars Posey Wilson Jailed in Washington City

Posey D. Wilson, once a prominent local banker, was arrested in Washington for contempt of court after ignoring a court order to pay alimony. Deputies seized a six inch dirk knife concealed at his side as they moved to jail, following a tense confrontation at the Riggs House. In a separate note, the column relates the tale of the United Verde copper mine near Jerome, Arizona, detailing Senator W. A. Clark’s control, profits, and the mine’s dramatic revival after earlier misfires.

Posey D. Wilson Washington Washington Post Posey Wilson Sixth Street Pennsylvania Avenue Cusck Turner Bradley Augusta Wilson First Street Northwest Supreme Court of District of Columbia Justice Hagner Riggs House Cusick United Verde Jerome Arnz W. A. Clark Montana Clark Verde Valley William Murray Trittle Arizona Murray New York Senator Clark

Notice of Final Proof for Eugene McSweeny Cheyenne Land Claim

Notice is given that Eugene McSweeny of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed for final proof to establish his claim on parcels N 12 SE 14 NE 14 SW 14 SE 14 Sec 2 T18N R66W. Proof will be before the Cheyenne land office on September 5 1901 with witnesses Daniel McAlyan James Boyle John Astle and Fred Bohnstedt. W E Chaplin Register. Finest styles of printed stationery on short notice in The Leader Job Department.

Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming United States Land Office Eugene McSweeney Wyo H. FE Daniel McAlyan James Boyle John Astle Fred, Bohnstedt W. E. Chaplin Register Frank F. Sinon Little Horse Creek John Stevens la Grange H. J. Gurney South Bend John T. Rutlege John M. Steinbrech Frank I. Sinon William Wilbourn James Murray Chaplin Act of Congress California Oregon Nevada Washington Territory Nettle L. Jordan Underwood Laramie James KE. Miller John J. Underwood William L. Clay John L. Jordan W. B. Chaplin Desert Land Isaac Greentree Henry Altman Daniel McAlvan William Schultz John L. Ramsey

Interesting Indian Exhibit at National Education Meet in Detroit

The Detroit Free Press describes an Indian exhibit led by Miss Estelle Reel showcasing 300 Indian school pupils' industrial and literary work. It features writing, sewing, woodwork, leather crafts, beadwork, and Oneida lace, plus native basketry, buckskin, and rugmaking aimed at preserving tribal industries and fostering self support.

Detroit Free Press Estelle Reel National Educational Association Detroit Estelle Rees Cadillac Miss Reel Miss Rebel California Hupa Valley Cal Oneida Reservation Wis Sybil Carter Reel

Notable Names From the Community School Notice

A list of children appears in a local notice including Htta Na hhoshehay Chalint Big Goose Antipe One Coyote An-Time-Run-After-the Smoke Peter Knows-the-Country Jos sie Three Thighs John Comes-To- Drink Agnes Sees-The-Ground Owen Walking-Stick Windy Little John Jennie Lodge Skin Starry Sun Chief and Charlie Good Trace.

Htta Nahhoshehay Chalint Big Goose Antipe Peter Jossie John Agnes Owen Windy Little John Jennie Lodge Starry Sun Chief Charlie Good Trace

Miss Estelle Reel and printing ad lead Forts forage bids

Miss Estelle Reel reports on the Detroit National Education Association exhibit by Indian school pupils led by Fort Lewis. The Fort Lewis display shows classroom, industrial, and art work praised by visitors. The notice then shifts to a Denver ledger printing promo and sealed forage and straw proposals for multiple forts with bid details and submission deadlines.

Washington Dispatch Wiatella Reel National Educational Association Detroit Fort Lewis School Tort Lewis School Miss Reel

Notices to Creditors and Lands Patent Listing

Notices to Creditors for the estate of Christopher O'Brien executrix ANID O'Brien requires claims within six months of letters July 25 1901 or they will be barred. Also a United States Land Office notice by Union Pacific Railroad about lands in Wyoming open for inspection with protests due within sixty days.

Christopher O'Brien District Court Jedcial District of Wyoming Laramie County Anid O'Brien United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyo Union Pacific Railroad Company Union Pacific Railroad Union Pacific Railroad, North and West of Sixth Principal Meridian Township General Land Office Washington, D. C

Wyoming Governor Offers $1000 Reward in Nickell Murder

The governor of Wyoming on behalf of Laramie County offers a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who killed William Nickell near Iron Mountain in July 1901. Samuel Corson chairs the Board of County Commissioners with Dallas R. Cowhick as clerk, notices to be sent to Sheriff John P. Shayer in Cheyenne.

State of Wyoming County of Laramie State of Wyoming William Nickell Iron Mountain Laramie County Cheyenne Capitol Richards Board of County Commissioners Will Nickell Kels Nickell Samuel Corson Dallas R. Cowhick John P. Shayer

Proposals to Furnish Wild Horses and Wild Steers

Executive committee of the fifth annual Frontier celebration in Cheyenne invites bids to furnish ten wild horses and ten wild steers for delivery by August 26 1901 at Cheyenne fair grounds. Bond of 50 required. Bids close 6 p m August 9 addressed to C B Richardson secretary of the executive committee Cheyenne Wyo July 30 to August 9.

Denver Colo Apache Grant Huachuca A. T Bayard and Wingate N. M Douglas and du Chesne Utah D. A. Russell Mackenzie and Washakie Wyo Fort Logan U. S Frontier Cheyenne Fair Grounds C. B. Richardson Executive Committee

Timber land filings and desert claim notices at Cheyenne

Cheyenne notices announce timber land entries by Frank F Sinon and John M Steinbrech with August 27, 1901 final proof dates, witness lists, and locations in Little Horse Creek Wyoming. Also public desert land final proof for Isaac Greentree due August 21, 1901, with witnesses named. Union Pacific promotes a Buffalo round trip special from Cheyenne with tickets on sale June 1 to October 31 1901.

Buffalo Union Pacific Cheyenne N. Y C. W. Swert Union Pacific Railroad

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