Cheyenne Talks of Power Deals and Promise of Lower Rates
Mayors and executives from Northern Colorado Power traveled from Denver to Cheyenne to discuss lighting service and potential rate reductions. A second meeting with Mayor Cook is planned. The company announced it plans to improve service and dismantle the old plant after the West Cheyenne connection is completed, with new generators already in use or awaiting installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Barker
Northern Colorado Power Company
J. Willard
Cheyene
Denver
P. C. Cook
Cook
Hartman
Cheyenne
Seventeenth Street
Barker
West Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Central Avenue
Rapid progress at new St. Marys cathedral roof
Rapid progress has been made in placing the new St. Marys cathedral under roof. Roof supporters are in place and sheathing is being applied. Within two weeks the cathedral will be under roof and interior finishing can commence. The bishop's house beside the cathedral is also nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Catholic Cathedral
St. Mary's Cathedral
Lincoln Farm Association Seeks Members in Kentucky Birthplace
Thomas Castle appointed local agent for the Lincoln Farm Association to preserve the Lincoln birthplace in Kentucky. Castle, commander of the local G A R post, is recruiting members and reports encouraging progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Farm
Thomas Castle
Lincoln Farm Association
Lincoln
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Castle
Early Spring Buds Begin To Turn Green In City
Mature buds appear on trees and shrubs in the city while some lawns in sheltered areas begin to green. Fears arise that an early spring followed by cold snaps, as last year, may damage vegetation. Last year frost destroyed many beds and damaged fruit trees.
Springs for Santa Antonio Charter Rate Highlight
The note touts the hot springs and winter climate of San Antonio, noting a favorable round trip rate offered by Southern. Signed by E. B. Bisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonia
Antonio
Southern
T. EB
Bisher
Denver
Personal News Recap From Douglas Area
W C Irvine returned to Douglas. Joseph Reed went to his ranch near Diamond. Deputy Wilson Meglemer returned to Wheatland. Paul Milateo, local Italian consular agent, came back from Denver. Mr and Mrs Theo Gilpin visited friends in Iowa. George S Walker, secretary of the National Wool Growers Association, finished business in Washington and visits his Massachusetts home, planning to return to Cheyenne around March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Irvine
Douglas
Joseph Reed
Granch
Diamond
Wilson Meglemer
Wheatland
Paul Milateo
Denver
Theo Gilpin
Iowa
Geo. 5. Walker
National Wool Growers’ Association
Washington
Massachusetts
Cheyenne
Mareh Sth
Great Smith Car Sets Los Angeles to San Diego Record
P A Renton of Los Angeles drove a Great Smith roadster from Los Angeles to San Diego in nine hours flat, two hours under the prior record, despite heavy rain and mud. The odometer read 165 miles, average speed about 18.3 mph, no stops for oil or gas, only minor photo pauses, fuel economy around 17 mpg. The car, a four cylinder 40 hp model, arrived in fine condition with mud on its exterior. Wright & Lawson market the Great Smith in Cheyenne and promote its use locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright & Lawson
Capitol
Smith
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cal
P. A. Renton
Cheyenne
City Inn Interior Painted White by Renovation Crew
For several days painters have worked at the facility interior turning it from dull to bright white. The overhaul includes a thorough disinfection and vermin removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocity Jall
Industrial Slides Taken to Denver for Wyoming Ad Campaign
State Geologist H. C. Beeler left for Denver this morning carrying the Industrial slides. They will be projected across the East by Leek and Nowlin to advertise Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
H. C. Beeler
Messrs. Leek and
Nowlin
Wyoming
Muggsys Fight With Moore Falls Through
Muggsys Schoel who was set to meet Roy Moore of Minneapolis at Rock Springs tonight has received no further information and the bout is presumed off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muggsy
Moore
Muggesy Schoel
Roy Moore
Minneapolis
Minn
Rock Springs
Italian grocer seeks aid from suspect in Black Hand case
In St Louis on February 28 Vito Viviano, an Italian grocer, says Pietro Cipriano was hired to locate Black Hand letter writers who threaten his wife. Cipriano is jailed as police probe a bomb blast at a Biddle Street store three weeks earlier. Viviano reportedly paid for the tip after receiving a separate $500 decapitation demand letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Vito Viviano
Pietro Cipriano
Viviano
Cipriano
Biddlestreet
J. F. Menestrino
Vessel battles Atlantic storm to reach New York
The German tramp Robert Heyne arrived in New York after twenty days at sea from Dunkirk and Queenstown carrying chalk. A February 13 northwest gale flooded decks and smashed doors, yet the 1,746-ton ship pressed on, papers ruined but cargo intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Robert Heyne
Dunkirk
Queenstown
Herne
Acrow
Railroad Fare Notice to Texas and New Mexico Points
One fare plus two dollars and one cent to certain points in Texas and New Mexico and return with liberal limits and stopovers via Colorado and Southern. Full information on application. FBH Fisher General Passenger Agent Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado & Southern
FBH
Fisher
Denver
New Upholstery and Parlor Services Advertised in Cheyenne
Annetta M. Scharritty opens a first class parlor for manicuring and hairdressing at the Emporium on Capitol venue with shampooing and hairdressing. Cheyenne Upholstering Works advertises upholstering furniture at 504 West Seventeenth. Batre Nous dance tonight at A. O. C. unknown timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Annetta M. Scharritty
Emporium
Capitol Venue
A. O.C
Coal Veins Discovered on Wyoming Ranch
Special to The Leader Sheridan Wyoming February 28 two veins of hard coal found on R T Williams ranch near Dietz. A well drilled struck coal at sixty feet forming a sixteen foot thick vein and at eighty feet a second vein twelve feet thick was located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
R. T. Williams
Dietz
Population doubles as ewes give birth at station
Special to The Leader, Laramie, Wyo., Feb. 28. Four Kerry Hill ewes imported from England for the state experiment station doubled in size yesterday as two ewes bore twin lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
England
Man Guilty in Infernal Machine Case
Belleville Ill Feb 28 The jury convicts Joseph Zadra in the murder of August Genetti by an infernal machine and sentences him to life in prison He was found guilty of conspiring with Joseph Genetti to kill August over opposition to a marriage to Genetti's sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville, I
Joseph Zadra
August Genetti
Zadra
Joseph Genetti
August
Joseph Ienetti
Auguest
World Famed Carnival Mardi Gras in New Orleans
February 25 event promoted by Leverin Browne & Co. wholesale grocers as part of a low winter tourist rate via Colorado & Southern. An illustrated booklet is available on request. Agents listed are T. BE, Geo. G. Sampson and David Bowwell of Atlas Block, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Colorado & Southern
T. Be, Fisher
Denver
Geo. G. Sampson
David Bowwell
Leverin Browne & Co
Chicago
Atlas Block
City
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Mama
Jones
Jacobe
Pete
ES Johnston
W.17th St
Sherman
L. C. Sanders
W. 17Th St
Hardy
Colorado
Schroedirson Nursery CO
Slavotic Colorado
P. S. Cook
Ferguson St
Capitol Livery and
F. R. Dildine
Capitol Averse
Chipeuns
W Tedeptons
Kennedy
A. Be, Roedel
Great Smith
California
Shields
Lipe
Eet Oie
Hawes Bros
Capitol Ave
Balck
Union Mercantile 66
Ferguson
Capitol Grocery Co
Kimbey
Nagle
Malaga
Pascal Celery
Union Mercantile Co
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