Ceres Pony Featured in Cheyenne Leader Edition
The Cheyenne Leader highlights the CERES pony in its Thursday December 27 edition. Available context indicates a pony feature within the publication's animal or equestrian notes.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
2
The Cheyenne Leader highlights the CERES pony in its Thursday December 27 edition. Available context indicates a pony feature within the publication's animal or equestrian notes.
Local editorials urge a fair convention for the upcoming city mayor race, praising Mr Schnu, and cautioning against factional influence while noting costs. Separately, reports cover a Denver trial, Wall Street activity, Bryan's Chicago banquet, and President McKinley's treaty process with England.
The passage notes Premier Salisbury aligning with the United States on the Clayton-Bulwer matter and Britain’s acceptance of the treaty in the form approved by the Senate, reflecting U S control of any canal and Washington's influence.
Chicago Times-Herald reports the U S survey ships found a new deepest sea floor depth of 1 614 feet in the abyss between the Midway Islands Guam and Yokohama. The discovery, named the Nero Deep, surpasses prior depths and confirms an extensive submarine landscape off the Japanese coast.
A letter argues government spending on coast defense mortars is a costly scandal claiming mortars are obsolete for offense or defense. It urges full investigation and public naming of responsible parties, noting officers fear no contractor pressure and civilians see the waste.
Foreast for Cheyenne and vicinity calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with colder temperatures. An extensive high pressure area covers the northwest this morning bringing cooler weather from Wyoming and the western Dakotas to the Pacific coast. Snow has been general across Montana Wyoming and eastern Colorado. A storm center has developed to the south with the low moving toward Oklahoma. The system is bringing warmer air to the Mississippi valley but no significant precipitation yet. Local data show temperatures around the 10s to 20s with measurable precipitation near zero inches.
A roundup of diverse items: political chatter on subsidies and treaties, crime reports from Savannah and Harvard, social notes on figures like Cleveland and Bryan, local notices, and a Wyoming notice of a stray horse, reflecting era concerns from finance to daily life.
Local notices include a florist at 224 Ferguson St offering hot and cold baths, a glove found at The Leader office, rentals for rooms and houses, and a Warren Emporium ad offering furnished rooms. Also a Wyoming probate notice for Arthur Richardson estate and a cigar shop promotion.
The Department of the Interior announces a contest regarding absence from paid land not due to military service and directs appearance for evidence on January 29 1901 and final hearing February 12 1901 at Fort Laramie and Cheyenne. Timber Land Act notices record Joseph A Steckens of Cheyenne filing for NW quarter 1 4 BE 1 4 and NE 1 4 Township unspecified with hearing January 6 1901.
Notice is given that settlers Joseph Nese and others have filed final proof for land in Wyoming. Public proceedings occur January 8 1901 and January 10 1901 before Cheyenne officials. Witnesses include Hugh McGee Thomas Castle Henry Buders and Samuel Green. Also advertising vacancy at The Metropolitan hotel and notices of annual stockholders meeting in Cheyenne.
John P. Shaver sheriff announces sale of lands in township 14 north range 66 west and the northwest quarter of section 10 in township 14 north range 67 west. Description covers boundaries, corner points, and precise feet measurements from starting points to ensure legal conveyance. Sale notice dated November 30, 1900 with four weekly terms listed.
The State of Wyoming in Laramie County District Court gives notice to all interested in the estate of Mary Jackson that a time for proving the will has been set for Saturday January 12, 1901 at 2 p.m. in the court room of the First Judicial District.
A November 24 1900 notice states a settlor plans final proof to support a claim in Cheyenne Wyo. The piece references a group meeting in Masonic hall on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month with visitors examined at 7 80 and notes involvement of secret societies and local organizers CHAPLIN and others.
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