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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
3
Westbound trains No 1 Overland Limited arrives 8 55 pm departs 8 60 pm No 101 Fast Mail arrives 9 50 pm departs 6 aatchsidee Eastbound No 2 Overland Limited arrives 6 40 am 1 40 pm Denver Pacific No 3 south leaves 7 00 am No 4 south leaves 2 20 pm No 1 from south arrives 6 30 pm No 8 from south arrives 9 40 am
Cheyenne to Burlington train No 154 runs daily except Sundays. Leaves Cheyenne at 1:00 pm. Train No 154 bound for Stock Mepeeen departs Cheyenne at 3:00 pm and arrives in Cheyenne.
Wyoming Commandery No 1 Knights Templar meets in Masonic hall on the second Monday each month. Ameeyenne Lodge No 1 AF&AM meets in Masonic hall on the second and fourth Wednesdays. Acadia Lodge No 1 AF&AM meets on the second and fourth Thursdays.
An officer recounts the capture of two desperate bandits, Mexican nationals, wounded deputy sheriffs, and a house fire used to smoke out the suspects. The raid ends with a charred body found amid the ruins and recovered weapons including a Winchester and Colt revolver.
Congressman Mondell, in Washington for departmental business, asked the Interior Department to modify rules allowing sheep driving across the northern Big Horn forest reserve. He argues late-season action could hinder market access. He also plans to press for early construction of the Bherffan military post, establish a rural free delivery route near Sheridan, and handle minor departmental matters.
The state land board approved leases of 640 acres to a long list of named individuals and towns including Mia Steven son Big Horn Kaycee R. B. Minty Newcastle H. M. Boet wick Big Horn Mike Sheehan Lander Chas Sypes Lander and many others with specified award amounts next to several buyers such as John MacFarland Saratoga 320 A L Brock Mayworth 160 P A Ripley Sundance 300 A L Ripley Sundance 220 Mary E F Blaine Douglas 160 Vincent Ten Sleep 80 S C Hudson 160 John Landus Mayoworth 320 C A Bunce Lander 160 J & Wright Thayne B B Helmer Lander 220 Tom Sun Split Rock 160 Richard Young Buffalo 120 and more.
Local forecast for Cheyenne and vicinity notes warm conditions as a low pressure area shifts east from the central plains toward the Rocky Mountain eastern slope. Temperature changes are slight with Dodge City reporting 54 degrees high and 6 degrees low in the latest 24 hours ending 8 a.m.
National encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic offers a special one fare round trip. Tickets sold in Wyoming and Colorado on August 24 26 1900 with final return by September 30 1900. Departures from Chicago extended to September 30 1900 with joint agent deposit option.
The Carnegie Library Cheyenne invites bids for construction of a library building. Bids must be received by secretary Robert C Morrie by September 12 1900 at noon. Plans and specifications prepared by Fisher Miller architects are on file in Cheyenne and at the Chicago office Montauk block. Abbreviated project details include a southwest wing and upholstery cost estimates.
The Wyoming Republican platform lauds McKinley’s administration for prosperity and victory in war, endorses continued support for his renomination, and affirms sovereignty over the Philippines. It praises financial policy, open trade, and civil liberty while promising further money-law reforms and tariff measures.
Local items advertise meals at Sterling and bath prices at Padgett's barber shop. Help wanted for general house work at 2015 Ferguson Street and tutoring by a university high school or grade teacher with six years of experience. The City Hack Line offers two hacks two horses and double harness. For sale or rent include Metropolitan Hotel terms via J. W. Griffin.
Notices cover a contest of a timber culture entry by Asa Covington with Alfred Gibbs contestee accusations of non cultivation and failure to plant trees. Also final settlement for William Herron estate by Dallas R. Cowhick due in November. Additional notices for East Bound Excursions by Union Pacific and U S Army recruiting in Cheyenne Wyoming. Subscriptions urged for The Leader.
A local ad urges careful garment care with shirts and shirtwaists, promising presentable results after laundering. Cheyenne Steam Laundry invites customers to call or mail in orders, offering quick turnaround and contact by phone number 14.
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