Prosperous Rawlins a mining boom town in Wyoming
Rawlins Wyoming, county seat of Carbon county, thrives on railroads, coal and copper mining. The town boasts a $85,000 water works, a $70,000 hotel, stone schools and a 600 seat opera house while rail crews, merchants, and sheep and cattle companies drive rich local prosperity amid fields of copper, iron, and gypsum resources.
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Rawlins
Citigana
Kaylina
Carbon County
Court House
Platte River
Ieee
Snake River
Ususl
Chas. J. Jackson
Romney
Rawlings
Doane
Ferria-Haggarty
Ferris-Haggarty
Rudeforia
Sierra Madra Mountains
Walcott
Union Pacific
Lusk to Issue 2560 Dollar Bonds for Town Finances
The town of Lusk Converse County Wyoming invites sealed bids for two thousand five hundred dollars in negotiable coupon bonds of 500 dollars each. Bonds bear 6 percent max interest, payable annually at Bank of Lusk, dated January 1, 1901. Maturity terms three six eight ten and twelve years. Bids due 1 pm December 10 1900.
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Lusk
Converse
State of Wyoming
Bank of
Converse County
D. E. Goddard
Wyoming
Tee Lusk
Wyo
Notice of final proof for Peter Hansen in Wyoming
Department of the Interior land office at Cheyenne announces Peter Hansen of Diamond Wyoming will make final proof for his claim on January 9 1901 before the Cheyenne register and receiver. He outlines his land description including multiple sections and tracts and lists witnesses Donald McDonald Joseph Ong and Joseph Reedy of Diamond Wyoming to prove continuous residence and cultivation.
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyo
Peter Hansen
Diamond
Donald McDonalf
Iron Mountain
Joseph Ong
Joseph Reedy
Notice of desertion and land settlement breach
Department of the Interior reports that Sidney O. Clark of Phillips Wyoming fled notice and receiver at Cheyenne on Friday December 29, 1900. The entry covers SE 14 Sec 11 T 19 N R 63 W with H B No 0045. Other named settlers in Phillips include Phillip Yoder Oscar Yoder John Mullen and Charles Rugg.
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Department of the Interior Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mattice
Wyo
Sidney O. Clark
Phillips
Phillip J. Yoder
John Mullen
Charles Rugg
Oscar Yoder
la Grange
W. E. Chaplin
Register
Notice for Public Land Claim at Cheyenne Wyoming 1900
Notice for publication announces land claim by a claimant with detention notice and calls for proof of residency before the register at Cheyenne in January 1901. Witnesses named include Hugh McGow of Heela, Thomas Castle of Cheyenne, Henry GO Enders of Cheyenne.
Notice of Annual Meeting of First National Bank
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the First National Bank of Cheyenne will elect directors for the coming year and transact other business. The meeting will be held at the bank on Thursday January 10, 1901 at 10 o clock a.m. George Beernott cashier Cheyenne Wyoming December 7 1900.
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J. M. Rumsey
First National Bank
H. 5. Brodtle
Rawlins
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
George Bearnott
Wyo
Capital Stock Surplus and Profite
A brief note on capital stock and surplus figures with unclear figures described as 4 000 and fragmented text. The readable portion indicates financial data discussion but lacks complete values or entities.
Cheyenne Strain Laundry Promises Quality Shirts
Local laundry ad touts strong service for fine garments. It invites new customers to try their work, promising neatly finished shirts and shirtwaists with a call or mail contact for first-week guarantees.
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