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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1908
Page
7
Denver December 26 The cattle market opened active with light receipts due to Christmas. Good beef steers and fat cows rose 2 to 40 cents from last week. packers sought capacity and bought all offerings. Sheep demand was strong with prices firm. San Luis valley pea fed lambs sold at 6.85 and Northern Colorado fed ewes at 4.00.
Washington reports that the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad proposes a highly complex freight tariff for lumber carloads. The plan covers local joint and proportional rates from midwest and southern points to destinations across the midwest east and Canada, filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission for itself and for Rock Island and Frisco lines.
Notice for publication from Wyoming and Laramie County districts. Foreign affairs minister Jose de Pual of Venezuela travels to The Hague for negotiations to settle disputes with France and Holland. In Wyoming district court Ellen Lash ell estate probate set for January 14 1909, proving will and appointment of counsel.
Police appeal after a black collie puppy disappeared from a Bayt 20th street residence. The owner urges the thief to return the pup to avoid further action as residents worry about the pet’s welfare.
A garbled telegram from December 26 1908 hints at a sale involving Colorado and Southern lines by Burlington with Trumbull in New York and a greeting to Coloradans. The notice also lists a contractor bid invitation for a Cheyenne water main extension with specifics on pipe sizes valves hydrants and the City of Cheyenne as owner.
Cheyenne Rail Way will accept half fare streetcar tickets during Christmas holiday period on Saturdays and school days.
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