Denver Pacific timetable shifts for southbound trains
Southbound service shows No. 2 leaving at 7 90 am and No. 4 at 2 20 am. Southbound Nos 1 and 3 from the south arrive at 8 50 pm and 9 40 am respectively.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1900
Page
3
Southbound service shows No. 2 leaving at 7 90 am and No. 4 at 2 20 am. Southbound Nos 1 and 3 from the south arrive at 8 50 pm and 9 40 am respectively.
Daily and selective weekly train timings listed for Burlington to Cheyenne connections. Noted departures include No. 166 Saturday only at 1:00 pm and No. 163 daily except Monday at 3:00 pm with arrivals in Cheyenne. Fare noted as $0.50.
Wyoming Commandery No 1 Knights Templar meets in Masonic Hall on the second Monday of each month. P B Muyt is preceptor and D W Gill is Heedorder.
Frontier Day preparations note a large attendance in Wyoming with hotels full and private homes offered for guests. Contests include steer roping wild horse bucking and riding, cow pony races with cowgirls, cake walks open air balls, and a Denver vs Cheyenne amateur baseball series. Parade and floats planned with bands and many participants.
A garbled text fragment blends social chatter about concerts and crowd removal with odd asides on labor mood and aU.S. Army enlistment call. The muddled passage mentions Skodunk, Uncle Jerry Peebes, and a chaotic mockery of notices amid vague recruitment lines.
Union Pacific announces an excursion from Meret Fate Morth Platte to Argenta on September 4. Tickets priced 0.5 for the round trip. Return slated for September 10. Agent notes indicate ticketing details and arrangements.
Advertisement notes a women's shampoo parlor in Cheyenne offering clean hair and tonics with limited weekly hours. Also mentions stockholders meetings for Natronalkali Co and John Hum Co dissolution proposal notices in Cheyenne Wyoming and Chicago offices.
The Department of the Interior announces a land contest in Cheyenne Wyoming involving Alfred B Gibbs and An A Lov. Gibbs alleges no cultivation or tree planting on the land described and the matter will be heard October 4 before the U S Register and Receiver after due notice by publication.
Notice to voters for a general election November 6 1900 detailing bond measures at not less than par value with interest not over five percent per annum to refund present indebtedness and secure funds. Includes Secretary of State seal and legal phrasing. adjacent land office notices list filings in La Grange and witnesses for SE 14 Sec 98 and Sec 17 T 19 N 60 W with named witnesses.
Notice is given that the claimant Walden H. No. 3437 seeks final proof of residence and occupancy on a Wyoming land lot under the Department of the Interior. The claim is to be heard before the land office receiver in Cheyenne on October 4, 1900, with witnesses including James BR of Cheyenne and others listed in the notice.
Notice is given that Léalle B&B Snow of Cheyenne Wyoming has died notice of intent to make desert land final proof on this day No 3392 NE NW etc before the register and receiver at Cheyenne on Wednesday the 22nd day of September 1900. The witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of the land are Nobert F Allen Duncon Clarke Walter DL Peasd and W B Chaplin all of Wyoming cities listed.
The Department of the Interior at Cheyenne Wyoming announces a notice of intention to prove up a land claim. The hearing before the register and receiver will be in Cheyenne on August 1. Witnesses with residence in Little Bear Wyoming are listed for cultivation and residence proofs for patent No. 8481 in section 12 and 4. Chaplin signs as official.
A funeral notice highlights Themes Longhurst as a local funeral director with 64 years in service and a reference to Fine Upholatering. The fragmentary text confirms a memorial context and professional affiliation.
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