Saratoga Copper Mines and Wyoming Growth Spark Local Hype
The article praises the Rudefeha mine near Osceola with vast ore exposure valued in the millions and notes Ferris as a bold, connected investor. It chronicles deals, railroad dreams to Saratoga, and Osceola’s name change proposal to Rudefeha, while highlighting Saratoga Springs health prospects and transport links via six-horse stagecoaches to the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodefeba
George Ferris
Thors
Seratoga
Hargarty
Case
Hagharty
Feda
Haggarty
Ferris
Carbon County
W. A. Clark
Stratton
Colorado
Forrielaggarty Copper Mining Company
Wolcott
Union Pacific
Fargelx
Saratoga
Odd, scattered items from El Dorado and beyond
An assortment of fragile, garbled notes mentions Tey Frost teaching Snow School in El Dorado Kansas next winter, a rising east trust, a boastful Chinese runner Prince Tuan, possible U S action over Krupp weapons, a college student dying in Newark, a man who sheds his skin yearly, and a string of whimsical, unclear lines about newspapers and future sensations. The text is a jumble of stray phrases, names, and mock exclamations with little coherent narrative.
Wool market update signals improving demand and steady prices
Circular from Cortes Brothers Philadelphia dated August 1 notes better testing and moderate improvement in wool demand. Mills partially closed with postponed lighter goods. output focuses on finishing old stock. Outlook favors more active trade with stable prices and selective new purchases. Regions listed include Utah Wyoming Idaho and Colorado with varied wool grades and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortes Brothers
Philadelphia
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Boyd on Bryans Blunders
Special to the Globe-Democrat Omaha Nebraska August 3 Hon Jan R B Boyd Nebraska s only Democratic governor dies opposes Bryanite doctrines He says America Imperialism is impossible and the Kansas City convention 18 to 1 coinage plank was a mistake He predicts Bryan s defeat under heavier majorities and notes prosperity and low interest rates under McKinley policy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Democrat
Omaha
Neb
Boyd
Nebraska
Democratic National Committee
America
Bryan
Kansas City
McKinley
Banking house signals cautious optimism for autumn market
The Clewn & Co circular says if conditions balance, the outlook is favorable. Foreign situation improves, money easy, McKinley reelection possible, crop outlook satisfactory, and trade rebalanced for a good autumn. Risks include election scare and unsettled iron trade shadowing industrials as vacation ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clewn & Co
New York
McKinley
Weather Report for Cheyenne and Vicinity
Weather outlook for Cheyenne and nearby areas shows a fall tonight and Wednesday with low pressure from the Dakotas and high pressure over the eastern states. Temperatures remain steady with warm conditions in the upper Mississippi valley and lake region, moderate temps in the Koecky mountain and plateau regions, and heavy rain across Nebraska, the Dakotas, and Minnesota with scattered showers from Montana to New Mexico. Maximum temperature 8 degrees, minimum 61 degrees, precipitation 1 W. & Palmier, Section Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Dakotas
North Pacific
Miseliaaippi
Koecky Mountain
Nebraska
Minnesota
New Mexico
U W. & Palmicr
Colorado Scenery Rivaling Europe in Grand Canyon Regions
The passage extols Colorado scenery as as impressive as European views. It highlights the Royal Gorge the Black Canyon of the Gunnison the canyons of the Animas and the Grand River with elevations over two thousand six hundred feet. It compares Via Mala and other Alpine routes to Colorado canyons emphasizing variety and grandeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuriford Times
Switzerland
Via Mala
Umnerloch
Colorado
Reno
Royal Gorge
Speech on social aspiration and pronunciation struggles
A Detroit Free Press reader voice laments social ambitions tied to marriage and class. She frets over how to pronounce broad a versus flat a and the word advantage, while juggling work duties and anxiety about fitting into high society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Timber Culture Trial Notice in Wyoming Land Office
The Department of the Interior Timber Culture office in Cheyenne announces a contest by Mathias May against Timber Culture entry number 2348 held Jan 15 1899 for the NW 14 of section 22 township 29 north range 68 west. Smith the contentee is accused of non cultivation and abandonment of the land not meeting timber culture laws. Public hearing set for August 20 1900 before United States commissioner John Huston at Glenda Wyoming with final hearing September 27 1900 before the register and receiver in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias May
Township
Range
Michael Smith
Smith
John Huston
United States
District of Wyoming
Glenda
Wyo
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Contest Notice in Interior Department at Cheyenne
A notice from the Department of the Interior in Cheyenne Wyoming announces a contest by Oscar Yoder of Phillips County against Homestead J. Ra2065 with detailed land descriptions in sections 14 and 15, T19N R68W. Respondents must appear August 25, 1900, at 10 a.m. before the U S land office. Also listed is a United States Army related travel rate notice for a national encampment with sale dates August 23–26, 1909 and return by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Yoder
Phillips
Laramie County
Wyoming
Wilford J Wood
Chet Wilford J. Wood Hay
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
United States Land Offoe
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chicago
Army of
Republc
Wroming
Colorado
Hokete
Ssesaw
Notice of Contests in Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming
Public notice details two contests filed in the U S Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming. Frank Ruff contests land parcels in T 26 N R 64 W alleging nonoccupation abandonment and lack of residency remedies. Hearings set August 8 and final hearing August 21 1900 before U S officials. Additional Timber Culture Entry contest filed by David A Rogers against John King with notices of due service difficulties and hearings to be held October 19 1900.
Wyoming Board Seeks Bids for Evanston Hospital Additions
Sealed bids to furnish material and build a 47 by 88 feet two story with basement addition to the State Hospital for the Insane at Evanston Wyoming are invited by the Board of Charities and Reform. Bids due noon August 15 1900 at Cheyenne. Separate bids allowed for portions. Bonds required and bids may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Reform
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
State Hospital For the Insane
Evanston
Wyo
Pherome Ae
Ofice of the Board of Cheyenne
Evanston City
Hooper Block
Ealt Lake
Notice to Creditors and Probate Actions in Wyoming
Notices warn creditors to present claims by deadlines in Cheyenne and Albany County actions. Letters of administration issued July 9 1900. divorce petitions and court notices reference Frederick Willach Sadie Witteoh and minor child. dates set for responses and appearances in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creditora
Henry Sturth
Cheyenne
Wyo
Alaert cHiewale
Notlos
Zwante
Calora A Pring Co
Wyoming
T. Norton
Frederick Willach
Hamilton
Mian
Sadie Witteoh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sun-Leader
BE. A. Slack
Cheyenne, Wyo
Daily Leader
A. BE. Bradbury
B. B. Brooks
EB. PF. Cheeney
Frank W. Mondell
Battle Lake
Méontaing
Wilson
Wellman
Saratoga Springs
Cook
Fred Wolf
Hhs
Osceola
Rudefeha
Rumery
Deal
Hagearty
Rawlins Company
George Lathrop
John Monroe
Peggy” Porry
Rattle Lake
Denver Post
Tey Frost
el Dorado
Kan
Prince Tuan
China
Etter
Abdul Hamid
Sam
Newark
N. J
Oohn
Oulna
Walsta
Wichita
Weather Report
Department of the Interior
Oes States Land Office
Cheyenne, Ro
Cheyenne, Vs
Ted States Land Office
Cheyenne, Yoming
Frank Ruff
John Hunton
Fort Laramie
W. BE. Chaplin
E. A. Slack
David A Rogers
Patrick
le County
John King
Os Ie
Goddard
Deh” Bates
Dep. Richards
T. T. Tynan
TJ. Glerk
Nor’ On
Datla Oe
Paade Alwayy
Runaas
Black & Clark
Twentieth and
Reed Streets
Cheyenne and
Northern Tracks
Bubhchaner , Son
Chey Enne
Roedel’s
Reassam
A. E. Roedel
Silver Moon Restaurant
West Seventeenth Street
Poilet
Cologne
Pharency
Murphy’s
Rock Springs
HANNA
West Sixteenth Street
Paul Milatzo
West Sixteen@ Street
T. B. Bicks
G. & Abbots
J. A. Loomis
Asst, Cash
Stockgrowers National Bank
Beary O
W. Griffin
Keefe & Bradley
Hranger Cycle Campy
M. G. Hubbell
Maxwell St
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