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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1908
Page
7
Denver dispatch reports a morning cattle tally near 4100 with steady to strong values on good cattle and feeders. Cows and fat cattle priced firm, bid for stockers remained healthy, while sheep and lambs sold steady to firm. New York counts offered in pint and quart at Palmer's Cafe.
Fire Chief Tom Holand announces new city locations for fire alarm boxes including intersections such as 12 Seventeenth and Eddy and 13 Eighteenth and Bent. Additional sites include 21 J. T. Clark Hose House, 22 Union Pacific Shops, 45 Court House, and 46 Convent for malaria and fever. Palace Pharmacy and Drag Co. also referenced with unclear notes.
Acacia Loup No 11 A F and A M meets second and fourth Tuesdays at the Masonic Temple. Capitol Camp No 5396 Modern Woodmen of America meets Mondays in the A C Lu room. Cheyenne Lodge No 1 and No 660 B P E meet Mondays and Tuesdays at the Masonic hall and Home Corner Seventeenth Street. Union Pacific schedule lists multiple westbound trains with arrival and departure times and destinations.
Notice to Lakeside Realty and Amusement stockholders of a special meeting in Cheyenne Wyoming on December 8 1908 at 11 a m to consider authorizing a bond issue not exceeding 200000 and a mortgage on all real estate in Jefferson County Colorado for security. Adolph J Zang is president.
Sealed proposals for tapping city mains under city ordinances and by city engineer are due December 1, 1808. Bidders must state price per ap, long and short taps, and submit a $25 certified check or cash as a guarantee of performance within ten days of bid acceptance.
A rail traffic note records the arrival of train car No 48 under rain conditions at 9:65 p.m. No further context or detailed facts are provided in the readable fragment.
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