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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1900
Page
3
The timetable lists multiple trains between Cheyenne and Denver with departures and arrivals at diverse times. Services include No. 1 Limited No. 2 Fast Mail and No. 4 Ad Express along daily routes with some Sunday exceptions.
East bound service for Laramie Rock Springs and Rawlins closes at 7 a m with express pouches for Train No 3. The schedule notes Maile leaving Cheyenne promptly and finishing at 8 00 am.
The Laramie Republican reports growing opposition to state bounty funding for wolves and coyotes. A. W. Whitehouse of the Laramie Plains Live Stock Protective Association argues for a special tax on stockmen to fund bounties, while noting constitutional concerns. He cites past damages and urges federal action to manage wolves and public lands.
The New York Sun describes a high speed telegraphy system by Ventora Herree Pollak and Virag using a perforated tape and a beam of light to record 1000 words per minute on sensitized paper. The receiver uses vertical and horizontal diaphragm motions to write, with one wire and a keyboard like typewriter.
Notice of the annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Cheyenne Wyoming to elect directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business. Meeting set for Thursday January 8, 1900 at 10 o clock in the bank. George Be Abbott, Cheyenne, Dec 7.
An aging engine, once a working machine, now lies in a scrap pile as old iron. The fate reflects a decline in industrial salvage value with little prospect of repair. No individuals or organizations are named in the readable text.
In pace today too fast editions, Omaha report details shop yard decline with many aging locomotives destined for scrap iron. Old rails are recycled into new rails while engines sold to smaller lines. The piece notes rail industry shifts, shipyard markets, and related regional chatter about prices and outputs.
For Sale or for Kent. The Metropolitan bowl offers modern improvements including hot water steam heat gas electric light baths barber shop parlor and all requirements for a great class house. For terms inquire A W Grinwin.
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