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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1900
Page
3
Train timetable snippet shows No 1 Limited at 8:45 pm to 9:00 pm and No 101 Mast Mail at 10:00 pm. Also notes No Pac Ex at 7:25 am to 8:10 am and No 6 Ma... with times 11:45 am to 22:01 pm.
Maile will depart Cheyenne on the eastbound route per the stated timetable. The schedule emphasizes prompt departures to maintain service reliability and adherence to the eastbound sequence.
Wyoming state examiner Harry B. Henderson argues for universal accounting and state supervision of all public funds. He traces origin and benefits of independent auditing, notes reduced taxes and improved transparency through uniform records across counties cities districts and state institutions. He cites past debt curtailment and a courtly town example showing value of examinations to governance and public finance.
Nemansie chronicles a Rome trial of Michael Rigosa and Adel Retreal for the murder of Rigosa's parents thirty years prior. The pair, once lovers, eluded Italian and international authorities before returning to Naples where an accident led to their arrest. They receive life imprisonment as the death penalty had been repealed in Italy.
The piece muses on marriage, aging, and honesty with humorous contrasts. It notes a wife desires luxury but expects a husband to resemble a better future, while a man is judged by how old he feels. It also emphasizes the four boxes guiding life: cartridge ballot jury and family.
Sealed proposals for erection and completion of a Cheyenne public library building will be received until 12 noon December 27, 1900. Robert C. Morrix, secretary, negotiates deposits and bonds with bidders. Plans may be viewed at Patton Fisher Miller Architects and Morris office after November 30.
Notice that Robert A Morton of Islay Wyoming filed Homestead Application No 9790 for lots 8 and etc. with a provisional date for final proof before the register and receiver in Cheyenne Wyoming. The notice is dated November 24 1900 from the Department of the Interior Land Office at Cheyenne.
By virtue of an alias order from the district court of Laramie County on November 22 1900 Edward Woodward and Joseph Logan are defendants. John P. Shaver sheriff will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the Cheyenne court house front door on January 12 1901 at 2 PM the described lands in section 32 township 14 north range 66 west and the northwest quarter of section 10 township 14 north range 67 west containing 160 acres.
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces a sworn statement for timber land in township 20 N range 69 W section 33. It notes the filer Robert W Breckens has died in office and will offer proof before January 1901. Witnesses named include William Reed Joseph Reed William Clay and John L Jordan. Adverse claimants should file by January 1901.
Notice is given that settlers Nelson F. Patten and Joseph Nees filed final proof for their claims. Patten, H B No 3813, seeks SW L4 NE 1-4-2 NW and more with witnesses Samuel Green Edward A. Rivenberg Dugald R. Whitaker. Nees, H B No 4211, seeks 8 12 N 12 Sec 20 T14N R70W with witnesses Hugh McGee Thomas Castle Henry G. Kuders.
Notice from Cheyenne Wyoming December 12 1900 announces a land contest against John W Mallison for land in Township 26 N Range 65 W and a timber land sale filing by Joseph A Breckens of Cheyenne for NW NE and NE SW sections 24 Township 20 N Range 6 W with public hearings set for January 29 and February 12 1901.
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming issues two notices under the June 3 1878 act for land in township 20 north range 70 west and township 19 west. Sworn statement holders James E Miller John L Jordan seek timber and stone value proof before January 4 1901. Notices also announce an annual meeting and stockholder election for The First National Bank of Cheyenne on January 2 1901.
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