Roosevelt explains irrigation policy as nation and local benefit
The piece quotes President Roosevelt urging that water distribution among irrigators follow state law and vested rights. He endorses federal support for irrigation to aid settlement, industry, and markets while stressing careful, expert-led projects with fiscal restraint and stable water titles backed by law.
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Roosevelt
Reverement
Ohio
Mississippi
Atlantic States
Asia
Work for Indians and the call for self support
The Chicago Tribune reports the U S Interior Secretary urges Indigenous people with adequate means to cultivate at least forty acres of their allotment and allows elders to lease their lands. The piece argues ration relief ended, self reliance, civiliation through work, reserves, hunting decline, and education limits, urging compliance for all.
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Secretary of the Interior
Indian Bureau
Chicago Tribune
Train of Calves Brought Thirteen Cars to Cheyenne Shipment Largest Calf Batch
This morning a trainload of thirteen cars of young calves went over the Northern to the ranch of Judge Carey near Careyhurst. The stock was bought from ranchmen around Laramie and shipped from that place to Cheyenne last night. It was one of the largest shipments of calves ever made through Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Carey
Careyhurst
Laramie
Cheyenne
Warren on Stock Legislation
At the National Live Stock Association meeting in Chicago a paper by Senator Warren outlined eleven reforms. They include defeating the oleomargarine bill, fraud prevention in marketing, opening forest lands for grazing, annual livestock census, land exchanges with the government, ICC enforcement, pure food laws, extended transit limits for livestock, higher duties on German meat, leasing grazing lands, and continued government inspection with free distribution of blackleg vaccine through the experimental period.
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National Live Stock Association
Chicago
Warren
Interstate Commerce Commission
Germany
United States
Hoar Proposes Global Banishment For Anarchists
Senator Hoar urged in the senate that all anarchists be confined on a remote tract of land with no government. He argued banishment would deter assassination, curb anarchist literature, and provide a world wide object lesson by creating a governmentless utopia for those who advocate killing rulers.
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Hoar
Dena Iv
Senate
William of Orange
UP Injunction? Omaha Shops Expand for Box Car Rebuilds
Union Pacific car shops in Omaha have growing workload with sixty box cars from the Wyoming division slated for rebuilding. Crowded machine shops prompt plans to expand capacity in Cheyenne to absorb the backlog and hire more workers.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming cattle law push scours stamped circulars countywide
Sheriff demands strict enforcement of branding slaughter sale and purchase laws in Wyoming. Circulars with statutes distributed to stores post offices and cattle handlers. Unbranded cattle cannot be slaughtered and butchers must keep hides. Union Pacific to run Cheyenne to Laramie round trips Dec 11 12 for industrial convention participants at 1.70 per person.
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Sheriff's Office
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wyo
J. F. Barron
Demand for Wool Markets Move Strong as Prices Rise
Coates Brothers of Philadelphia report active demand for wools with tight supplies and few very large stocks. London auctions opened with unchanged prices on fine wools and lower on medium and low grades. Utah Wyoming Idaho and Colorado wools listed with varied grades and prices. Mountain lion depredations threaten southern Utah stock herds as rabid livestock changes prompt extermination talk. Includes brief verse and miscellaneous notes from The Leader.
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Messrs
Coates Brothers
Philadelphia
London
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Denver News
Boulder
Thousand Lakes
Fish Lake
Kane
South
Notice of Annual Meeting for Mining Company and Related Notices
Notices announced stockholders meeting for The Doctor Jack Pot Consolidated Mining Company in Cheyenne Wyoming December 11 1901 to elect trustees and transact business closing books December 8 1901 reopening December 12 1901. Also dissolution vote for War Bonnet Live Stock company name change for Geddes Sheep to Pioneer Sheep and bond sale bids for Kaycee district schools and Abel Sheep Company corporate office move notice.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Doctor Jack Pot Consolidated Mining Company
Kent Block
Cheyenne
Wyoming
M. Woods
War Bonnet Live Stock Company
B. W. Mann
Hellbeck and Gunther
John Gunther
Gustav Hellbeck
Geddes Sheep Company
van Orsdel & Burdick
Wyo
Pioneer Sheep Company
J. C. Davis
Abel Sheep Company
Rawlins
Carbon County
L. F. Abel
Able Sheep Company
Out of Business sale offers men boys clothing
A local retailer announces going out of business and a closing out sale on all stock by January first. Shoppers are invited to buy first class clothing at own price including boys’ overcoats offered at half price.
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New York Press
Call of Wyoming Industry Convention in Laramie 1901
A Wyoming Industrial Convention will be held in Laramie on December 11 and 12, 1901. It urges Wyoming to advance rapidly to secure a position among the Trans-Mississippi states. The note highlights untapped resources as still in infancy and largely unknown beyond the state.
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Laramie
Wyoming
St. Louis
Commonwealth of Good
Wyoming Editorial Association
Cheyenne
Board of Trade
Business Men’s Organization
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Litle Bear
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United States Depository
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Henry G. Hay
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J. D. Freeborn
WM. L. Whipple
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Lumb
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