Wyoming Industrial Convention Impresses State Partners
The Cheyenne Leader reports on Wyoming's first Industrial Convention in Laramie. Dr. Frank Powell praised the press effort and state prospects, calling the event a new Wyoming, with wide publicity and valuable papers. Citizens, businessmen like William H. Holliday, and delegates contributed to a rich exhibit and future distribution plans for 10,000 copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Powell
St. Paul
Minn
Wyoming
Laramie
Laramie City
Business Men’s Association
William H. Holliday
Associated Press
Wyoming Exhibits Show Rich Mineral Resources Across Counties
Laramie County displays lead with Hartville ore from Sunrise mine yielding 68 percent iron, while Carbon and Albany counties send copper, gold, and nickel bearing ores. Other counties present coal, coal matte with platinum, oil products, asbestos, galena, and fine agricultural and educational displays from Fremont, Natrona, and the University of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Hartville
Sunrise
Empire
Charter Oak
Klondike
Green Hope
Wildcat Canon
Vulcan Group
Wyoming Onyx Company
Crystal Palace
Rawhide Buttes
Silver Crown
Hecla Gold and Copper Mining and Milling Company
Gold Coin Mining Company
Kazee
Morgan
Albany County
Covelliti
Halleck Canon District
Halleck Canyon
Bill McKinley
Douglas
Douglas Creek
Horse Creek District
Independence
la Platta
Utopia
Centennial
Carbon County
Grand Encampment
Elk Mountain
Grand Rapids
Green Mountain
Copper Hill District
Rawlins
Grand Encampment Smelter
Converse County
Hazenville
War Bonnet
Oriole
Kickapoo
Copper King
Surprise
Elk Horn
Natrona County
Pennsylvania Oil and Gas Company
Fremont
Uinta
Big Horn Counties
Wyoming
Halleck Canon
Rock Creek
Uinta County
Aspen
Opal
Spring Hill Natrona County
Gill
That County
Copper Mountain
Wheatland Colony
Fremont County
Wyoming Industrial Convention Resolutions 1901
The committee on resolutions led by J M Carey presents endorsed resolutions from the Wyoming Industrial Convention dated December 12 1901 in Laramie. They praise Roosevelt for irrigation plans, support Indian land allotment and allotment funding, resist tariff changes harming beet sugar, extend the Geary act for ten years, advocate a school of mines, call for public resource publicity, and urge annual broadening of the convention to include diverse industrial and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carey
Committee On Resolutions
Laramie
Wyo
Committee On
Fremont County
Wyoming
Congress
Delegates Return Praising Industrial Convention at Laramie
Delegates from Cheyenne arrived by early train and praised the Laramie event as the most successful of its kind. They lauded hospitality by Lar amielles and noted generous accommodations on the trip. A fierce blizzard on Sherman Hill threatened traffic due to drifting snow. Call up 169 A for first class laundry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Laramie
Financial condition of state and counties in Wyoming
State Examiner H B Henderson outlines Wyoming banking health, debt, and revenue trends. He notes per capita deposits rising from 40 to around 68, low interest rates aiding growth, and public buildings funded by small tax levies. Counties show cash basis finances with growing bond payments and prudent debt limits, urging continued development and industrial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
J. J. Hill
Minnesota
Philippines
Married thrice Denver woman divorces and remarries in Cheyenne
A Denver woman known as Mrs Fleetwood Kearns Fleetwood caused court drama with two Cheyenne marriages to her first husband and a divorce from each, dying in Denver. Her former husbands contest her estate as affidavits of marriage are sought after the double unions laundered by Judge Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Fleetwood
Carrie Fleetwood
Cheyenne
Max Kearns
Becker
Meetwood Kearns
Doctor Jack Pot Consolidated Mining Company Annual Meeting Notice
Notice from Colorado Springs Colorado dated November 9 1901 announces the annual stockholders meeting to be held in Cheyenne Wyoming on December 11 1901 at 10 a m for electing a Board of Trustees and other business. Stock transfer books close December 6 1901 at 8 p m and reopen December 12 1901 at 9 a m. F M Woods secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Doctor Jack Pot Consolidated Mining Company
Kent Block
Cheyenne
Wyoming
M. Woods
Geddes Sheep Company
van Orsdel & Burdick
Wyo
Pioneer Sheep Company
J. C. Davis
Meeting notices and land claim notice from Cheyenne Wyoming
Notice outlines stockholders meeting for War Bonnet Live Stock Company to elect trustees and discuss dissolution at 2 PM December 18 1901 in Cheyenne. Also special Abel Sheep Company meeting December 28 1901 to amend incorporation and move office to Rawlins. Land office notice reports William H H White seeking final proof December 20 1901 for land patents at Little Bear Wyoming with witnesses Lukens Bard and Rose Bard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Nolice
United States Land Office
Wyo
William HH. White
Little Bear
Lena C
Lukens
Litle Bear
Benjamin FP
Isaac N
Bard
Rose L
Notice of School Bonds Sale Kaycee Wyoming 1901
Sealed proposals for district bonds No 3 Johnson county Kaycee Wyoming totaling 800 dollars must be received by December 31 1901 with bids opened in bidder presence. Bonds dated January 1 1902 bear 6 percent interest semiannually and mature through January 1 1910. Bonds redeemable in 100 dollar increments. Proceeds to build two schoolhouses. Bonds sold at par. district may reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaycee
Wyo
Johnson County
Wyoming
Buffalo
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Cheyene
Postoffice
Daily Leader
Tee
Reed
Dickinson University
Pennsylvania
Mining Exchange Hall
State
Wells
University of Wyoming
Albany
State Fish Hatchery
Roosevelt
United States
School of Mines
Rocky Mountain States
J. M. Carrey
Henderson
H. B. Henderson
Stas University
Union
Pacific Coast
Great Atlantic
Leach
United States Depository
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Henry Q. Hay
J. C. Whipple
J. D. Freeborn
WM. L. Whipple
First National Bank
Capital Stock Surplus
T. B. Hicks
E. Abbott
J. H. Loomis
East 16Th and
van Lennen Streets
P. S. Cook
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War Bonnet Live Stock Company
B. W. Mann
Abel Sheep Company
L. F. Abel
Able Sheep Company
Alti Pendergraft
Hellbeck and Gunther
John Gunther
Gustav Hellbeck
William Phillips
Albert Chapman
Herman D W. Wellnitz
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