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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1900

Page

2

Miller's Monument In Cheyenne Draws City Scorn

The December 6 1900 Cheyenne Leader recounts controversy over Miller's Monument a wooden pipe standpipe project and brick structure for the city water system. It notes engineer C Allen Empire Water Co and contractors Lawlor Lander and miller faced criticism and ridicule as the devices failed to function and were eventually removed.

Donnell Miller the Tribune C. Allen Allen Miller Mr. Allen Empire Water Co Kansas City Lander Lawler Danaus Danalden Londer Anandal Denver

Bitter Years Echoed in Wyoming Labor Debate

The Peoples' Voice in Buffalo accuses Unicon Pacific workers in Cheyenne of a five day week, linking it to McKinley prosperity and Bryan votes. It notes temporary November 24th loss and recalls Cleveland era wage struggles, urging Wyoming Democrats to stop recalling those bitter years. New school library funding laws assign 100 a day for books, triggering beards and wall Morales projects as schools begin distribution.

Peoples’ Voice Democratic Buffalo Unicon Pacific Cheyenne McKinley Bryan Cleveland Wyoming Towa Laat E Far Ae Aghool Eghool Beardy Afteen

Printing the suppressed report of the bacteriologist

The Leader defends publishing the suppressed report by Dr. Mitchell on typhoid fever. It argues newspapers must print news to inform the public and expose official suppression. The editor recalls obtaining and printing the full report without authorities consent to avoid favoritism and secrecy.

Laramie Cheyenne Meitor Stack City Govmament

Census and Capitol Relocation Debate Sparsely Supported

The Buffalo Voice laments coverage and cites Casper Derrick advocating moving the state capitol from Cheyenne to Casper. It notes census figures and county power, warns the plan faces legislative and voter hurdles, and reports local quirks including a plumbing scam in Cody.

Millions More Contractors to Work on Burlington Projects Next Year

The Laramie Republican reports extensive railroad development in Wyoming next year as Burlington plans mature. Contractors already on Union Pacific work will stay through winter, keeping equipment on site. others move stock to Chicago. Rumors say Union Pacific directors have allocated large funds for Wyoming improvements, signaling the Saratoga Grand Encamp and Virginia Dale cut off Fort Collins to Denver routes may be pursued in spring. Public notice lists bids for water bond from Lusk, Wyoming, with terms, dates, and bidding instructions.

Laramie Wyoleg Burlington Union Pacific Sherman McArthur Brothers Spencer & Frick Chicago Wyoming Saratoga Grand Encamp Virginia Dale Fort Coling Denver

Denver Postals and Oddities Chronicle

A collage of quirky notes and remarks including Jerry Simpson moving to Missouri, a Kentucky governor perceived for abstinence, a Salina delegation gifting an artificial leg, and General Botha pressuring Roberts. Also: divorce rumor about Mary Elizabeth Lease, Chicago sheep dipping, a bank cashier scare, Manitoba whisker wear, and a Denver sermon referencing John Brown in a holiday mishmash.

Salina Kansas

Notice of Final Proof for Peter Hansen Land Claim

Department of the Interior land office at Cheyenne Wyoming announces that Peter Hansen of Diamond Wyoming has filed notice of intent to make final proof for his claim. Proof will be made January 9 1901 before the Cheyenne register and receiver. Witnesses listed include Donald McDonald R C Sufette Joseph Strong and Joseph Reed all of Diamond and Iron Mountain Wyoming.

Department of the Interior, Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming Chey Wyo Peter Hansen Diamond Wyo Lot Donald McDonald R. C. Sufette Iron Mountain Joseph Strong Joseph £. Reed Diamond, Co Department of the Interior Settlor Joseph Neeas Heela H. B Vis Hugh McGee Hecla Thomas Castle Henry G. Enders W. EL Chaplin

Appointed Administrator Seeks Claims for Hopper Estate

Notice announces John W. Hopper as administrator of Silas J. Hopper's estate. Creditors must file claims within six months after first publication or be barred. twelve months to avoid further bar. Dated November 20, 1900.

Silas J. Hopper John W. Hopper

Notice of Timber Land Act Filing at Cheyenne Wyoming

In compliance with the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878 Joseph A Breckens of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed sworn statement No 103 for lands in section 24 township 20 north range 69 west Will offer proof January 9 1901 before the Cheyenne register and receiver Adverse claimants must file by that date. Witnesses named include Richard C Surette George Dettrich and Robert W Breckens.

Congress California Oregon Nevada Washington Territory Joseph A. Breckens Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming Seh Donald McDonald Diamond Wyo Richard C. Surette George Dettrich Robert W. Breckens

Land Act Notice for Publication filed at Cheyenne

United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming Oct 22 1900 notices James Miller of Iron Mountain Wyoming filed sworn statement 162 for purchase of land parcel No 14 SE 14 section 34 township 20 N range 70 W to prove land is valuable for timber or stone and not agricultural. hearings set Jan 4 1901 before the register and receiver witnesses named. claimants urged to file before Jan 4 1901.

United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyo Congress California Oregon Nevada Washington Territory James &. Miller Iron Mountain Laramie Wyoming Joseph E. Reed Diamond William T. Clay John L. Jordan Robert W. Hreckona

Land Office Notice of Timber Claim in Wyoming Territory

United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming October 19 1900. Hubert W Breckens of Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming filed sworn statement No 159 for SE 1 4 BH 1 4 Section 33 Township 40 N Range 69 W and will offer more valuable for its timber or stone. Establish claim to land before January 4 1901 at Cheyenne Wyoming. Persons named William Reed Pamond Joseph Reed William Clay of Diamond Wyoming listed.

United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyo Cheymone William Reed Pamond Joseph Reed Diamond William Clay John L. Jordan Iron Mountain Congress California Oregon Nevada Washington Territory Laramie Wyoming Willam Reed Roebert W. Breckens

Land Claim Notice in Wyoming for Timber Lands

John L. Jordan of Iron Mountain filed sworn statement No. 160 for the purchase of northwest and southwest quarters of section 4 in township 19. He will prove up his claim in Cheyenne Wyoming on January 4 1901. William Reed William Clay and Robert W Breckens of Diamond and Cheyenne are notified to file their claims.

Fled notice to make final proof on homestead claim

A settler has fled notice to make final proof to support a land claim in Wyoming. The proof is due before the register and receiver at Yeons Wyoming on January 3, 1000 for Robert A. Morton of Islay and others, Homestead Application No 6790, covering lots 2 3 and 4 in Section 4 Township 14 North of Bend West, with cultivation and residence requirements.

Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming Bia Yeons Wyo Robert A. Morton Islay Benge Weat M. Arnold Islay, Wyo David Wye James Morta Ohananye

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