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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1900
Page
2
The Cheyenne Leader column discusses Cheyenne’s bright 1908 prospects, calls for civic improvement, and notes local business scenes. It cites the Cody Enterprise on the Big Horn basin, mentions Philippines scandal rumors, water supply plans, and varying weather and political topics.
The Leader argues against rapid canal action and warns against over allocating public funds to the Nicaragua project. It states the canal has persisted for decades, favors delaying for a few years, and supports delaying the Hay Pauncefote treaty while maintaining strategic American control and interests.
The war department considers a surge in enlisted strength after the regulars are discharged. Recruiting officers face the task of building new regiments under the reorgan ization bill. Officials note no surge from Philippine service duties and that recruiters can select highly qualified applicants.
A jumble of quips on wit, manners, and society runs through a set of pointed paragraphs. It mocks vanity, attire, lawyers fees, and even Thanksgiving, ending with a note about a cleaning suggestion and an address.
A Wyoming university reports winter experiments in sheep raising with two groups of sheep. One group will receive corn and alfalfa while the other is fed native hay and corn. After ninety days, costs and profits will be recorded and a bulletin issued.
Notice announces an annual meeting of holders with details read oddly in the fragment. The event is described to occur at a bank location with a specific address and time. The readable items include the bank site and a stated 19 o'clock hour.
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming. Contest notice against W Mallison alleging failure to cultivate improve or reside on the land. Hearing set for January 29 1901 at Fort Laramie and final hearing February 12 1901 at Cheyenne. Due to inability to serve personally notice by due diligence publication ordered.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Pores and Sree announces claims supported by witnesses for land in Wyoming. Notices list claimants WNel son F. Patten Bear and Sid ney O. Clark Phillips and other witnesses. Hearings before the register and receiver in Cheyenne on January 10 1901 and December 29 1900. Legal notice cites Olive Ambrose seeking divorce in Laramie County District Court with answer due by January 26 1903.
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