Night of Dancing by Clerks and Sons of St George Hosts
Keefe hall hosted a first ball by the Clerks association for about 200 guests with flags bunting lanterns and a generous supper. The Union Pacific orchestra provided music as committees led arrangement floor reception and door duties. The Sons of St George held their annual ball in Turner hall with sixty couples present and a program of overtures duets solos and vocal selections. Hutchinsons orchestra accompanied both events.
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Cheyence
Keefe
Union Pacific Orchestra
W. H. Hill
A. Hirsch
F. D. Vreeland
C. R. Long
J. FE. Mahon
W. J. Duffy
J. Smalley
EF. R. Bryan
W. M. Ford
W. F. Hoadley
John von Kennel
F. D. Johnston
J. T
Fra Diavolo
Auber Quartette
Willams, Smith, Tromp and Goodwin
Virginia Skedaddle
I H. Hatchioens
Miss Clarke Qoncert
Faust
Gonnod Vocalaolo
Miss Clarke Partetle
Verture
Officers elected at Cheyenne lodge No 1
At a meetion of Cheyenne lodge No 1 1.C. C. F. officers were elected James K Barnes N G J HK Jackson V G Er W Mann secretary and J L Murray treasurer Installation set for next week
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Cheyenne Lodge No. 1
James K. Barnes
N. G
J. HK. Jackson
V. G
Er. W. Mann
J. L. Murray
Tivoli Cafe Opens in Richardson Building Basement
The Tivoli restaurant and cafe on Ferguson street in the Richardson Bros building is now open. Five chefs in the west prepare quick, first class short orders in an elegant setting with cuisine and service noted as unsurpassed. Prices are lower than similar establishments nearby. Private dining rooms available for parties.
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Richardson Bros
New York City
Ferguson Street
Chamberlain’s cough remedy praised by miller Baldridge
A recent teller to manufacturers Mr. A. W. Baldridge of Millersville La says Chamberlain’s cough remedy gives the best satisfaction of any cough medicine and leads all other preparations for coughs colds and croup. For sale by druggists.
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A. W. Baldridge
Millersvile
Chamberlain
State Press Opinion on Carroll County Politics
Nut They Can't, Bvanaton If the republicans could show any fraud or would make any pretense of fraud in the Carbon county election they would stand in a better light before the people. It Is Goting Tirerome. Rock Spring Miner. After skirmishing around Cheyenne strengthening his tools and making the success of his schemes more secure, Sen ator Warren called out for Washington, a week too late for the opening of the senate. His personal ambition, paramount to the welfare of the state or the interest of its people, and his public duties are made subservient to his proselytizing spirit and to his inordinate desire of preferment and power. Since his appearance at the capital he has indulged in loud talk about F. B. Warren and pictures himself to his republican listeners as the only model many in Wyoming and consequently sinned again at on account of his unselfishness, his purity and his non- hortal ability. This parade of egotism is nauseating in the extreme and becomes almost unbearable by an overburdened and weary people.
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Rock Spring
Cheyenne
Warren
Washington
Senate
Wyoming
People’s Party
G. Op
Itahea
People's Party
People's
United States
Crook County
Batanes
John 8. Harper
Harper
Wyoming Mining Revival Hopes Rise for 1903 Prosperity
Wyomings outlook improves as coal and mineral industries are urged to unite and push mining development. With revived stock prospects and ongoing mineral progress, 1903 could bring increased state prosperity and activity.
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Wyoming
Republicans Condemn Warren Plan for Legislature Seizure
The Evanston Register reports interviews with conservative Republicans who uniformly condemn Warren’s attempt to seize the legislature and secure a senate reelection. The interviews featured thoughtful party members rather than Warren loyalists.
Winter Storm Improves Range Feed For Cattle
A severe snow storm over the past week, while unpleasant to people, benefits range interests by exposing feed through drifting snow. Water holes froze and feed was scarce, but the storm now supplies winter feed and strengthens cattle to endure harsher cold.
Supreme Court Allows Single Justice to Issue Mandamus
The state supreme court issued a unanimous opinion saying one justice in vacation may issue the alternate writ of mandamus. The court rejects rigid readings of statutes and stresses citizens’ right to access the courts without undue technical barriers. The decision emphasizes remedy and access over political disputes.
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Newcastle News Journal
Supreme Court
Elective franchise as core of American government
The text argues that the will of the majority expressed at the polls must guide a republic and cannot be overturned by canvassing boards or court rulings. It asserts that justice for the people and the representative form of government take precedence over any judicial decision, even from the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court of the United
Wyoming Fusion Push Shapes State Politics in Mandamus Debate
The piece argues the supreme court of Wyoming must not overturn voter will in the Bennett and Chapman mandamus case. It criticizes GOP tactics, praises fusionist prospects, and urges a fusionist senator to align with a fusionist congressman and the administration for stronger state progress.
Tivoli Brings English Cheeses and Newschatel to City
The Tivoli offers English cream De Brie Newschatel and Swiss cheese. Reports from across the state note ice and sleighing activity. Trains on the Union Pacific ran late for several days. The Denver Sun declared it would publish as an evening paper. Mrs Donnell Miller of Newcastle presented her husband with a nine pound girl on Saturday as a Christmas gift.
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Tivoli
Union Pacific
Denver Sun
Donnell Miller
Newcastle
Prisoners Move Through City to Fort Douglas Court Martial
Warden Briggs of Wyoming State Penitentiary escorted prisoners from Joliet to Laramie passing through town yesterday. The cohort includes six men convicted of second degree murder serving life terms. A general court martial is set for Fort Douglas Utah on Thursday January 5 with Capt Roberts as judge advocate and Maj Robert, Capt Rogers, and Lieuts Howe and Grumley among the attending Fort Russell officers.
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Briggs
Wyoming Penitentiary
Laramie
Joliet
Sam'l P. Golden
Sam'! E. Montgomery
John Leihart
Ah Yon
Jee Siog Gibb
Fort Douglas
Utah
Roberts
Fort Russell
Maj
Robert
Rogers
Howe
Grumley
Holiday rail fares for Cheyenne ranch trips announced
W. T. O'CONNOR Cheyenne Wyoming offers loan funds for ranches with holiday travel rates via Union Pacific. Round trip tickets go on sale December 24 25 26 31 and January 1 2, valid for return until January 3. Agent C W Sweer coordinates. See Van Schaack's Swedish adlet column.
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Union Pacific
Wiles
C. W. Sweer
van Schaack
Gold Deposits in Crook County Draw Statewide Attention
Reported assays from the Grant smelter at Omaha declare Green Mountain gold deposits richly valuable with doubt removed. The Sundance Gazette notes faith in the finds, while the town plans an A O T W lodge. Allerton syndicate buys Blacktail claims for 65000 dollars amid mining activity.
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Crook County
Sundance
Allerton Syndicate
Chicago
R. M. Maloney
Nevada
Burlington & Missouri
J. S. Antonelli
Jambo
Kulpatrick Bros. & Collina
Cambria
Mondell
Weston County
Senate
Sam Hatton
Rawlins Tough
Turnkey
French
Idaho Penitentiary
Hatton
Cheyenne Opera House Reopens After Remodel
The Cheyenne Opera House has been remodeled with blue plush portieres heavy curtains cathedral stained glass arches and new moquette carpet. A new lighting system cost 1500 and repairs cost nearly as much. The house reopens Friday night with Katie Paton in An Unelgimed Express Package in a return for the Cheyenne favorite drawing a large audience.
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Brussels
Katie Patoam
Vt 18
Funeral of Weary A. Morley at St. Mary's Cathedral
The funeral for the late Weary A. Morley was held from St. Mary's Cathedral at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. A large turnout of Morley family and friends attended. Rev Father Fitzgerald led the services. Mrs Morley and family thank friends for kind support during the bereavement.
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Weary A. Morley
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Fitzgerald
Mra. Morley
Youths Stole Gold Watch in Neighbors Hood
A group of boys torn between petty depredations around Twenty first and Twenty second streets and O Neill. Last Saturday night they entered Charles Martins residence and took Mrs Martins gold watch. The youths were seen and have since surrendered the stolen item.
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Twenty-first
Twenty-second
O'Neill Streets
Charles Martin
Bon's Shoe Store Promises World’s Fair Contest Tickets
Bon's Shoe Store offers first class warranted shoes at lower prices and adds a promotion. With every $1 purchase customers receive a numbered coupon for a world’s fair competition to be decided at month end. Three round trip tickets to the fair to be awarded.
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Bon's
Bon's Shoe Store
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