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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1902
Page
3
The inquiry lists items such as clothing overcoats gents furnishings hats boots shoes trunks valises and cases available at Belldag. The scope covers apparel and travel gear with emphasis on durable garments and fittings.
The Union reports a holiday sale ad and a series of small local items: Christmas specials at city schools Friday. liveryman W B Dinneen buying feed in Nebraska. news of the death of Josph Bartlett's brother in Amesbury. a marriage in the city between Chris Doss and Mrs Agnes Smith. Cheyenne sheepmen rejoice over fresh snow for winter range. query why Cheyenne lacks a street railway. pupils selling tickets to an art exhibit opening today. health update on Hock Reel with Brights disease. skating hindered by snow on Lake Minnehaha. teachers using Dalton Pacific special rates during two week holiday vacation. Yellowstone park views exhibit Friday with lecture by Prof Clarence Johnston. Soldier's Home admissions for Thomas O Archer and C Whee lock. calendar gift from Rock Springs National Bank. a beech scene with a dog. incorporations filed at the capitol: Marcastie Oil and Gas Company, Crocker Cranle Gold Mining Company, Galadoupe Consolidated Mining Company, Rosee Graham & Co., Jerry Johnson Gold Mining Company.
A severe wind storm in southern Cartho county toppled a massive tramway tower and scattered timbers. The storm reached about eighty miles per hour with little loss of life reported. Nearby concerts and local advertisements follow in the same issue.
Stockholders of the First National Bank of Cheyenne are warned to attend the annual meeting to elect directors for the coming year and transact other business. The meeting will be held January 18, 2008 at 10:00 AM at the bank in Cheyenne Wyoming. D. Miller cashier.
Rawlins Wyoming dispatch reports John Brownfield and James Robertson, convicted counterfeiters, confessing details of the Martin Gleason murder at Cripple Creek. Robertson claims Brownfield named accomplices Pete Latier and a man Brown. They allege papers Gleason possessed triggered the killing for a $250,000 mining company payoff.
A rough football game at Laramie saw the University team defeat Cheyenne High School. Laramie averaged 136 pounds per man, matching the agreement, while Cheyenne claimed weight violations and heavier players could have been used. Wounds included W. Wolcott with a dislocated shoulder and Harry Hiner plus Max Lyons with rib injuries.
General Fite Hugh Lee condemns certain young officers for the Maine explosion and argues Blanco bore no blame. He praises US Cuban policies, urges navy expansion, and recalls dangers faced in Cuba while consul general. Also notes Wyoming Petroleum Company annual meeting notice.
Notices from Standard Petroleum and Gas Co and City Engineer Walter B Prabe invite sealed bids to lay eleven hundred feet of four inch water pipe on West Twenty seventh Street Cheyenne Wyoming. Proposals due December 14 1908 with opening by City Council. Also Holiday Excursion Rates offer round trips to points east and south within 200 miles and west within 260 miles from Cheyenne with travel dates December 24 25 and January 1. J B Barron agent U P RR Co.
Sessions of the National Civic Federation in New York focused on voluntary industry wide hours and arbitration. Leaders including Marcus A. Hanna and Samuel Gompers debated eight hour aims and the role of unions in incorporation. The conference approved a plan to form a working committee and hold semi annual meetings to push eductional efforts.
WANTED A trustworthy gentle man or lady in each county to manage business for an old established house. Straight weekly salary of 18 dollars with expenses advanced from headquarters. Manager, 60 Caxton Building, Chicago. WANTED TO RENT Furnished house for the winter Box 187 City. Call at 24th Street. FOR SALE Four lots in good location. Inquire at this office. Cut flowers Mrs Glafcke 546 Logal blanks on sale at Leader. FOR RENT Six room house Ninefeet and Evans street. Inquire at Mercantile Co. FOR RENT Three rooms furnished for West housekeeping 1008 with 81. FOR RENT Upright piano to re asonaible party. Apply at the office. FOR RENT Two room house with collar and stable 910 West 26th St. HOUSES TO RENT In good location inquire Pollard Roberts 202 W Seventeenth Street. FOR RENT Five room house 514 West Twenty third Street Inquire at Al Chapman's real estate office 171 Ferguson Street. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms in brick blocks electric light Janitor service 8 month upward also dwelling houses large and small inquire Warren Emporium. CUT FLOWERS AND DESIGNS for weddings portion and funeral at Chamlin's house corner of 18th and Central avenue.
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