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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1901

Page

4

Long Distance Telephone and Local Happenings in Cheyenne

Cheyenne items report coyote pelts bounty, soldiers' pay, minstrels at the opera, a train schedule change, arson charge against a tramp, Switchmen’s ball, Turners concert, Lake Minnehaha skating, a marriage license for John Norton and Rose Marland, Newcastle bank capital increase proposal, a Denver novelist to feature Bosler broncho hero Duncan Clark, High School beats Boulder 19 to 18, snow east of Laramie clears with plows, Colonel Langdon joins Ninth Cavalry lineage, Governor Richards sends McKinley Memorial funds, fort soldiers’ policing improved, two drunks jailed and bedding burned, bounty total $310, iridium discovery at Rambler mine with Prof. Slosson noting copper, gold, silver, and platinum.

van L. Gilford the Post Haverley Opera House Tnion Pacific Russell Switchmen Tomorow Turners Bosler Wyo Boulder Laramie Union Pacific BHCG Calland Omaha Park Frank E. Emory State University Russell C. Langdon Fort Russell Cheyenne Ninth Cavalry Philippines Richards Iron Mountain McKinley Memorial Fund

Woodmen of the World Dues Urgently Needed

Call in and pay your dues on the last day. J. H. Hager and C. Thos Longhurst sign as secretary in a Woodmen of the World notice urging members to settle accounts.

Parker to Lead Telegraph System for Denver and Rio Grande

C A Parker former Union Pacific official now superintendent of telegraph for the Denver and Rio Grande will assume duties January 1. He has held key roles including Evans-ton assistant superintendent and Rawlins agent and is noted for his Wy-oming influence. Heidelberger students will celebrate NewYear’s night at Turner hall.

C. A. Parker Union Pacific Evanston Denver Rio Grande Parker Wyoming Road Rawlins Heidelberger Turner Hall

Thrown From Buggy in Narrow Escape for Two Ladies

Mrs. C A Badgette and Miss Ida Whitcomb were thrown from a runaway buggy after a shaft broke and the horse bolted. Both ladies escaped with minor or no injuries though Miss Whitcomb was dragged briefly before releasing the reins. The incident occurred near Buechner's jewelry shop and the horse was restrained afterward. Also notices advertise gas lamps for sale and a Colorado College Glee Club concert at the Baptist church.

C. A. Badgette Ida Whitcomb Miss Whitcomb BE. W. Whitcomb Mrs. Padgette Buechner Colorado College Glee Club George Crampton Denver A. HB. Roedel

One Legged Man Marries Woman With Baby in Denvers Cheyenne

In Judge Becker's office George Jacobson of Denver and Mrs Sadie Volk of Howard Colo wed without the legal fee for a ceremony. A revival of the old custom saw Rev Johnson of the A M E church perform the knot as the couple lacked five dollars. The event included a four month old infant in the bride's arms. Also noted are licensees William Swinehart and Mrs Mary Brownlee, deaconesses preparing for New Year receptions, stock arrivals for a new wholesale grocery, and Jack Keating starting as Cheyenne depot baggageman succeeding Charles Randall.

Becker George Jacobson Denver Sadie Volk Howard Colo Justice of the Peace Johnson A. M. E. Church Cheyenne Overland William H. Swinehart Mary Brownlee Lake City

Dentist Dr Peter Appel Moves to Cheyenne

Green River Star notes Dr Peter Appel of Green River will leave for Cheyenne to enter business as a dentist. He has proven his competence and is seen as likely to build a strong practice in the capital city. The report extends best wishes from his friends. The text also mentions 169 A as the Geyser laundry phone number.

Peter Appel Green River Cheyenne Green River Star Geyser Laundry

Sanno Relieved as Colorado Department Commander

Col J M Sanno of the Eighteenth United States Infantry, based at Port Russell, returned from Denver after being relieved as commander of Colorado department. He led the post during the vacancy following a retirement until General MacArthur assumed command.

Col J. M. Sanno Eighteenth United States Infantry Port Russell Denver Department of Colorado Sanno MacArthur

Third Man on Trial in Sheridan Diamond Robbery Case

The state v Baxter will be heard in Sheridan district court this week as Baxter, Hurd, and Filck face charges in the infamous diamond robbery. Hurd has been convicted, Filck had two trials with hung juries, and Baxter has not yet been tried. Also, brakeman James Consandine lies injured at home after a high speed fall from a moving Burlington train car. Tim Kinney recently secured a $100000 life insurance policy for his daughter as a birthday gift.

Baxter Sheridan Sheridan Tribune Hurd Filck James Consandine The Burlington Consandine Tim Kinney

Cattle Thief G A Roberts Found Guilty at Sheridan

Saturday night a Sheridan jury found G A Roberts guilty of cattle theft. He faces a term in the state penitentiary. he is noted as having a wife and three children.

G. A. Roberts Sheridan State Penitentiary

Wardrobe Restored After Elopement and Forgiveness Letters

Mrs. Robert McCabe and Clara Kelly reunite as the wardrobe from their elopement is returned by her parents. The families send forgiveness and good wishes, framing the episode as a harmless youthful escapade.

Robert McCabe Clara Kelly Bob McCabe

Murray Insane Cheyenne Gambler Ended In Asylum

Bob Murray a famed Cheyenne gambler and partner of Pierce ran the Gold Room on Sev enteenth street. Once worth forty to fifty thousand dollars he is now penniless blind and in an asylum after years of gambling and poverty. He moved to Denver and later lost sight due to optic nerve paralysis. Over the years he became paranoid and violent and was restrained at times.

Pierce & Murray Asylum Bob Murray West Cheyenne Denver Insane Asylum Murray Gilman Pierce Western Union Seventeenth Street H. P. Hynds Gold Room Pierce Chicago New York

First Baptist Sunday School Reviews Moses and Joseph

The First Baptist Sunday school held a review session focusing on Moses and Joseph. Divided into two divisions, students presented strong points of each figure with energy and spirit as the school grows statewide. Music led by Mr. Dawson with Mr. Dubois on organ and the Fort Russell orchestra enhances weekly sessions.

First Baptist Sunday School Moses Joseph Dawson Dubois Fort Russell

Pearl elects mayor in tie as seven trustees chosen

In Pearl the smallest incorporated town the mayoral race ended in a tie with G. C. Elmes and William Pyne each getting seventeen votes after thirty five ballots were cast and one invalid. Trustees named were J. D. Tully Chas Snyder Fred Law G. W. Harding William Nary P. J. Byrne. Rotary snow plow widened cuts near Cheyenne. A strong wind toppled a concrete barn at Wheatland. The Turners announce a New Year’s performance on request.

Pearl United States Grand Encampment Herald G. C. Elmes William Pyne J. D. Tully Chas, Snyder Fred Law G. W. Harding William Nary P. J. Byrne

New Corporations Formed In State

The Mercantile Oil company with a $500000 capital will operate in Uinta county with Evanston and outside parties as members. The Antalasia Chemical company has $100000 capitalization and will operate at Evanston in Uinta county. The Mancos Consolidated Gold Mining and Development company is capitalized at $3000 and will operate in Colorado and Wyoming. Witnesses in a big case include Deputy State Mine Inspector John Park and State Mine Inspector Noah Young traveling to Utah for the Diamondville Coal and Coke case brought by miners’ families for $200000.

Mercantile Oil Company Uinta County Evanston Antalasia Chemical Company Mancos Consolidated Gold Mining and Development Company Colorado Wyoming John Park Noah Young Utah Diamondville Coal and Coke Company Rock Springs

Sixty Days for Arson Suspect Russell in Cheyenne Case

J R Russell, a tramp beaten to Cheyenne and Denver routes, was sentenced by Judge Scott after pleading guilty to malicious trespass. He serves 30 days in jail plus a $15 fine and costs totaling about 60 days. He stated he built a fire near railroad ties to stay warm. the fire consumed the ties. The article also notes a Washington Post writer recalling Dewey’s Manila Bay fleet and announces a forthcoming El Capitan production with a large cast and scenic splendor at the opera house featuring Mary Carrington and others.

J. R. Russell Scott Russell Cheyenne Denver Sousa Washington Post Dewey Manila Bay Montejo Olympia Mir's Bay Opera House Mary Carrington Bessie Tannehill Mamie Scott Mr. Harry Davies Robert Dunbar Robert Kane Ed, Bagelton Stanley Felch

Rough Rider Dies in Denver After Train Wreck

Tilden B. Vanderlip a rough rider in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show died yesterday at his Denver home from pneumonia. He caught a cold during Cody's show train wreck in North Carolina.

Tilden B. Vanderlip Buffalo Bill Denver Cody North Carolina

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W. A. Slack Robert Mickhl Georgh H. Evans Rambler Douglas Creek E. B. Slosson University of Wyoming J. H. Hager, C, C. Thos Longhurst Secy Brown & Laing Normandie Hotel One Legged Man George Nagle Wholesail Jack Keating Kimball, Neb Charles H. Randall Cowhick Dry Goods Company McCabe Qheyenue Otto Ozone Crawford Baldwin Orient Joe F. Dietrich James Dietrich California San Francisco Dietrich Jules Grau Baptist Sunday School Wheatland Messick Dry Goods Company Peoples’ Store Miner James Rogers Buck Bramel Walter Bramel Judge Bramel Harriett Phillips Grayrocks Los Angeles Cali John Phillips James Lynch Vinne Grinder Big Horn County Newcastle C. W. Dow Company A B. of L. F A. O. U. W. Hall Mary E. Wesche Ernest Wesche Charles L. Clapp First Cavalry Fort Washakie Platte River Fort Steele Salt Lake Arthur Gereke Tribune S. A. Bristol Company Sam Thompson Leader Pera House Bailey & Moor el Capitan Gran Opera Company J. K. Calkins Lusk Herald Lusk Alliance, Neb Robert Ford Company F Odd Fellows Cheyenne Lodge Allemania Canton Militant No Rebekahs Cheyenne Cigar Factory Goh Nagle Chales Milear Treat’ Union, Mercantile, Co Haguson Stremi Union Mer Cantile Company West Sixteenth ST West 17Th St HAWES Florsheim Fine Shoes Jaros Hygenic John Harrington Carey West 17Th Street Cheyenneh Switchmens Union of North America Nagel’s Full Orchestra B. of R. T Keystone Coor's Astle & Lavander Golden Beer Hall Xocant Osite Knight Campbell Musiel Knight-Campbell Music GO West 16Th Street West Seventeenth Street Cheyenne, Wyoming Manewal’s Harry Hynds Louis. Sane
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