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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
6
Denver last week saw Wyoming beef steers bring as high as 4.00 with bulk around 3.50 to 3.85 while prices eased due to a weaker eastern market. Receipts totaled about 10 000 head at Denver Union Stock Yards on December 12 as buyers stayed hungry and common cattle and cows sold steadily amid a mix of quality.
New York dispatch reports a special performance of Haensel und Gretel at the Metropolitan Opera on March 15 to be attended by President Roosevelt, Mrs. Roosevelt, and the children, with proceeds for the Legal Aid Society of which the President is vice president. The President will return to Washington for emergencies.
The Municipal Ownership league led by William R Hearst forms the Independence league to extend its work across New York and nationwide. Supreme Court Justice Stover signs the articles of incorporation with ten directors named including Hearst Seabury Stokes and Phelps Stokes. Also a Canton Center Conn mail carrier touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as king of all cough medicines. Sale by A B Roedel. Also a camload of imported toys arrives at F A Roedel’s store.
The Cheyenne Trunk Factory increases busipets per wince start and introduces new machinery ordered by Mr. Vanderhoff to boost output. The firm advertises men’s fare goods such as trunks and suitcases at Eastern prices and invites inquiries at 161 Moldy Street. A separate note promotes BENTS NO 1 for dandruff and hair loss at Roedel's Pharmacy for 35 cents.
The First National Bank of Cheyenne will hold a meeting for the election of directors and other proper business at the bank on Tuesday January 9 1906 at 10 oclock in the forenoon. George Be Abbott cashier.
Holiday excursion rates set at one and a third for round trips. Travel nights include December 25 24 26 30 1906 and January 1 1906 with final return January 2 1906. E R Breisch agent.
Minerval J. Marchel, plaintiff, files for divorce from Franze Marchel of Collbran Colorado in Laramie County Wyoming District Court on grounds of cruelty and neglect. Answer by January 6 1906. attorney H W Moore. Note offers in paper promoting five subscriptions for a dollar and a year’s Seaton’s Boy magazine.
Venstantine McCaffrey of Cheyenne Wyoming filed sworn statement No. 380 under the 1878 Timber Land Act for lots 1 2 Sec 19 and lots 3 4 Sec 18 Township 17 N Range 68 W. He will prove land valuable for timber or stone at a hearing January 18 1906 before the Register and Receiver in Cheyenne Wyoming. Witnesses include John H. Gordon Frank R. Dildine Frank H. Jones and Samuel Corson all of Cheyenne. Adverse claimants must file by January 18 1906.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming announces that Charles W. Hirsig of Cheyenne has filed for final proof on his land claim including E4 NW% and Lots 2 3 Sec 18 T14N R67W. Proof will be made December 21 1905 before the Register and Receiver in Cheyenne witnesses Perry Williams Will LaPash Fred Hirsig and M T Cox all of Cheyenne.
A special meeting of Crater Gold Mining and Milling Company stockholders will be held at the Inter Ocean Hotel in Cheyenne Wyoming at 1 p m on Thursday December 28 1906 to confirm the trustees action in agreeing to sell and convey the companys San Juan County Colorado property to Telescope Mountain Mining Company and for other business that may come before the meeting.
The Santa Fe Head will run tourist sleeper through to California without change on the daily Denver departure. A daily resumption of the California Limited service returns, leaving Denver each afternoon at 3:46. Write to J P Hall, Gen Agent, A T & S Pay, 1700 Lawrence St, Denver.
Notice from County Superintendent ALICE M. BAMPSON announcing the regular semiannual teachers examination to be held at the Cheyenne courthouse on December 20th and 21st 1905 starting at 9:00 A M.
The advertisement promotes the Globe-Democrat newspaper from St. Louis with yearly, half-yearly, and quarterly prepaid rates including Sunday editions. It also mentions a combined Twice-a-Week Globe-Democrat and Cheyenne Leader offer at 2.50 per year and urges readers to subscribe or request a free sample.
Hans Larsen files a federal court suit in the District of Wyoming Cheyenne against Edward Smith and Mary Forster executor and U S Fidelity to claim money due for materials supplied to Forster and Smith, partners of Minneapolis in the Cheyenne Federal Building project. Creditors of the firm may intervene within one year from contract completion, dated February 6, 1906, filed November 1966 in Cheyenne.
Adolph Lindgren of Buford Albany county Wyoming has filed desert land claim No 4477 for section 18 township 13 north range 70 west. He will prove irrigation and reclamation before the Register on December 19 1906. Witnesses named include Joseph Rose and Richard Westlake.
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