Rail timetable and railroad progress report
A dense timetable lists trains by route and departure times including No. 1 through No. 6 on the main line, plus Denver Pacific and Cheyenne and Burlington connections with assorted arrivals and departures. It mentions mail closings for several rail routes and foresees rapid construction progress on the Laramie and Hahn's Peak railroad with a banquet planned in Laramie tomorrow for Isaac Van Horn company members visiting from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac van Horn Company
Laramie
Hahn's Peak
Cheyenne
Boston
Laramel
Isaac van Horn
Fred A. Miller
George M. Colby
Messres L. W
Fred C. Thompson
Acagia Lodge No 11 Masons Meet Twice Monthly
Acagia Lodge No 11 A F and A M holds meetings in the Masonic hall on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Commandery NO
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Chehyennd Lodgh
A. F
A. M
Acagia Lodge
Trunk dispute ends in fatal shooting at Rawlins dive
In Rawlins a trunk dispute over a $15.16 debt led to a fatal shooting in a negro dive. The Hazelridge keeper fired on Appleton, who allegedly held a knife, injuring her in the left side. doctors say the wounded woman cannot live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trunk
Rawlins
Appleton
No. 5
Hatina
Barnes
Hazelridge
Smith & Wesson
Maghee
Hezelridge
Pocatello
Merrill
Hazelton
Teachers Institute Highlights Frontiers of Education in Lara mie
The Lara mie County Teachers Institute met at the high school with sessions led by Dr. Phillips Miss Squires and Prof. Churchill covering the Teachers Library spelling arithmetic and teaching the mind. Returning soldiers from Fourteenth Infantry passed through en route to Fort Snelling with Lieutenant Gilbreth noted for gallantry. The Eaton Band under J M Price entertained locals and visitors and a Cheyenne fighter draw concluded the city boxing events. Modern printing by The Leader Job Department marks the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County Teachers’ Institute
Phillips
Fourteenth Infantry
Manila
Fort Snelling
Minn
China
Gilbreth
Wyoming horse shipper arrested in Illinois for trial
G A Hileman, accused of shipping stolen Carbon county horses to Illinois, was arrested in Freeport and extradited to Wyoming. Sheriff McDaniel arranged the capture after a requisition, with aid from Freeport police. Bonds set at 2600 dollars. Hileman claims innocence and says he bought horses in good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon County
Freeport, Ills
Meaniel
Sheriff McDaniel
Rawlins
Illinois
G. A. Hileman
Hileman
McDaniel
Springfield
Freeport
Carbon
William Bangs
Fort Steele
Isaac Smith
Lee
George B. Grinnell
Forest and Stream
Dales
Grinnel Ranch
Craig
Illi Nois
Labor Day Celebration Prepared with Parade and Picnic
The Federation of Labor plans a large Labor Day event in Cheyenne with a parade starting at 1 pm from the city hall, a park program, and an evening ball at Turner Hall. An excursion by Union Pacific to Sherman tunnel and Tie Siding runs the same day, returning for the dance. The town reports few arrests and steady safety, while the county levy rises to 28.5 mills from 27.6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Order of Machinists
Turner Hall
Union Pacific
Sherman Tunnel
Tie Siding
Cheyenne
Real Estate and Goods for Sale in City Listings
Classified notices offer eight room house with barn, corner lot, calf and desk items for sale, three lots on Twelfth near Thames, eight residence lots in east town, furnished rooms for rent, and a housework position. Also land notice from Cheyenne land office dated July 30 1901 listing John Mihan as claimant with witnesses William Gilcrest Charles Riner Barnard Smith and William McGifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. C. Leader
Maxwell
Twenty-first
Albert Chapman
Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States Land Office
John Mihan
H. B
William M. Gilcrest
Charles W. Riner
Barnard Smith
William McGifford
la Grange
Merchants and Labor Board Agree on Early Closings
The Cheyenne Federation of Labor executive board and merchants conference ended with a compromise to close all shops at 7 p.m. instead of 6 p.m. The agreement takes effect immediately and lasts until May 1, 1902, with Labor Day closures on September 2. Merchants will receive shop cards in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Federation of Labor
Chevhome Federation OF Labor
Timber Land Notice for Timber Land Act Publication
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming publishes notices under the 1878 Timber Lands Act. James H. Griffin of Phillips Wyoming files sworn statement No 191 for land in Township 19 North Range 64 West. witnesses listed. final proof set for November 12 1901. Also notices of final proof on August 27 1901 for Frank F. Sinon and others at Little Horse Creek. and a Desert Land Final Proof for Mary B Edwards at Iron Mountain due September 26 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
William Yates
France Marsh
Curtis E. Griffin
William Vance
Phillips
Frank F. Sinon
Little Horse Creek
W. Witnesses
John Stevens
la Grange
H. J. Gurney
South Bend
John T. Rutlege
John M. Steinbrech
H. BE
William Wilbourn
James Murray
Mary B. Edwards
Iron Mountain
Laramie County
Wyoming
Hiram G. Davidson
George W. Mathews
Tron Mountain
William Hadwards
Charles H. Edwards
W. EH
Chaplin
Register
William McGifford
Ta Grange
Barnard Smith
Rose J. Mihan
Charles Riner
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Jan Grange
Laramie
John Mihan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pacific Express
Ars
Mall and Express
Overland Limited
Atlantic Express
Denver Pacific
Burlington
Colorado and Southern
U. P
North Bound, Co, & M
Fort Russell
Little Bear
Rey
Nic
Gneyside
Willi
Samuel Corson
M. C
W. Gill
P.m
Ira B. Moor
W. M. D. W. Gill
Louis Kirk
W. M. Geo. Gregory
R. N. Matson
T. B. Kennedy
Carey Block
Clyde M. Watts
P. Block
A. E. Rodel
Chy Lennie
Lacey & Vandevanter
Ofrica
Union Mercantile Bik
T. EF. Burke
Delaware
Bik
Iibsom Clark
RW. Breckons
Clark & Breckons
Attorneys At Law
Walter R. Stoll
Attorney At Law
Atlas
van Oredel
Obas
W. Burdick
van OR
del & Burdick
Kent
Cheyenne, Wyo
DD. W. Gill
Wyoming Real Estate
Melman
Herman E. Wellnitz
H. Waldo Moore
Kent Block
Weat Sixteenth Street
Paul Milatzo
Teachers’ ‘Institute
Miss Squires
Churchill
Eaton Band
Citizens’ Band
J. M. Price
F. GC. Halpin
J. H. McCall
A. W. Ward
John Brown
Fred Lowrey
Dennis Halpin
Otto Schmidt
Will Lowrey
Harry Wattison
Edward Hubbard
George Lowrey
R. W. Wagner
Ed. Denny
Edward Ludlow
Denver
Wyoming Horse Shipper
Golto Harcleroad & Dinneen
City Matters
Alex Turnbull
Densmore
Cheyenne Land Office
Twelfth Street
Thames
Teal
West Sixteenth Street
Mrs. Glafcke
Warren Emporium
Eddy Street
Verguson Street
Wyoming Hardware Co
Dyer
Chaffin
Green House
Highteenth and
Central Avenue
Padgett
W. . Chaplin
Opera House
Bailey & Moor
Hoyt’s
Texas
Hoyt
Painless Dental CO
Tod
W. UV
Pion
Truckey & Son
Black & Clark
Cor. 20Th and
Reed
Cheyenne & Northern Tracks
England & Rossman
Buechner & Son
Ferguson Buechner & Son Igll Ferguson
W. H. Chaplin
Iw. B. Chaplin
Chapman
Union Meameth O
Natory
Balach
Pailach
SRD
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Omaha
Chicago
ST. Paul
W. Swhrt
A. E. Roedel
Wear Seventeenth Street
Keystone
Cook
Astle & Lavander Golden Beer Hall
Olive
Ben
B. S. Karchmer
Co. Wriner
Interogran Hotel
Wye
J. H. Fullerton Prep
Sata
Granger Cycle
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