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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
6
Cheyenne real estate and trade items include multiple houses and lots for sale or trade. Listings show prices from 600 to 6 500 dollars, a hotel, ranch holdings, and various rooms and modern homes near the city, with contact details at 1707 Ferguson St and phone numbers.
Announcement warns of low cement prices now for future delivery and urges readers to place contracts for spring cement walks with W. & Thomas. Claims to have block carb and new owed for spring and guarantees all work.
The text notes a private train excursion from Denver by the Colorado & Southern. Reservation advised at once. G. P. A. T. BE. FISHER is listed as contact. The Leader newspaper reference and 50 cents monthly price appear in the notice.
Denver January 23 Alvin B Sanders Chicago Breeders Gazette editor and American Reciprocal Tariff league chairman urges passage of Senator Beveridge bill creating a permanent tariff commission to push broad reciprocity deals with France and Germany. He warns Canada and Argentina beat the US on meat and farm goods.
RB E Edwards owner of Crow creek land sues Colorado Investment & Agency for injunctive relief and 5000 damages over water taken in 1906. Case reviews the early ditch history by D A Camfield from twenty years prior. Dade's Little Liver Pills advertised.
Seven miners were killed by a cave-in at La Estrella mine in Zacatecas Mexico. Two bodies were recovered crushed and mangled while five remain unaccounted for. The report also notes unrelated notices including a legal notice and a stockholders meeting in Cheyenne Wyoming.
Notices claimants must exhibit claims with vouchers for allowance to Kate Coyne executrix in Cheyenne Wyoming within six months from December 20 1907 or be barred. If not exhibited within one year from letters dated December 30 1907 they are forever debarred. January 16 1908.
Local fraternal groups meet weekly with stated times and officers. Acacia Lodge, Capitol Camp, Phoenix Camp, Cheyenne Lodges, Ogalalla Tribe, Royal Highlanders, and Wyoming/B. of R. T. list meeting nights, halls, and key leaders for members and visitors.
Albert Chapman as administrator of Annie Curley Mayott estates announces sale of all real and personal property to pay debts. The sale will occur within ten days and may be in parcels or as a whole, with bids to be cash and approved by a district court judge. Property includes household items such as five pianos and jewelry and several Cheyenne parcels described by block and lot numbers. January 18, 1908.
An antique timetable lists westbound and eastbound Union Pacific main line trains with arrival and departure times, along with Denver Pacific and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy schedules. It notes services to Sterling, Cheyenne, and Colorado Southern, effective November 10, 1907.
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