Electric road plan links Grand Encampment with Union Pacific
Grand Encampment eyed for a broad gauge electric railroad from Walcott with power from Big Creek or the Platte. Promoters including George W. Foote and J B Bell of Loveland seek irrigation to reclaim arid land and power houses at Saratoga and below Riverside to run the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Copper Company
Union Pacific
Walcott
George W. Foote
First National Bank of
Saratoga
Riverside
Herald
Otal W. BE. Blake
Loveland
Regular monthly meeting and notices from county offices
Tonight at 8 o clock a regular monthly meeting is scheduled at company quarters with important business noted by Miss Hattie Lassen. Emily A Patten sold to C R Stabler for 1200 on Boat Sixteenth Street. Bounty for coyotes collected by Al Finch Joseph Hume and Oos Snare. Commissioners meet at the court house to take up a large amount of business before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bualnesa
Hattie Lassen
Emily A. Patten
C. R. Stabler
al. Finch
Hereford Ranch
Joseph Hume
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Governor appoints Mrs Beasie A Stone to Wyoming University board
Governor Chatterton named Mrs Beasie A Stone of Evanston to the Wyoming university board of trustees replacing the resigned John A Beckwich. Stone assumes duties as a member of the board and will participate in university oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatterton
Beasie A. Stone
Evanston
The
Wyoming University
John A. Beckwich
Kilpatrick Bros Awarded $2 Million Grade Contract
The Union Pacific Railroad awarded Kilpatrick Bros a $2,000,000 contract to grade and double track sixty miles of roadbed from Kearney to Silver Creek Neb. The Kilpatricks, based at Granite Canon west of the city, will handle sixteen miles of the double track between Buford and Borle and are prominent railroad contractors known for the famous cut off and tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Kilpatrick Bros
Kearney
Silver Creek
Neb
Kilpatrick Brow
Granite Canon
Buford
Borle
Kilpatricks
Wyoming
Governor Pardon Leaves for Denver and New York Tour
Governor Noel Pardon, guest of honor at a club dinner, leaves today for Denver with J. H. Lobel and will proceed to Chicago and Ubence then New York where he will be formed by Mr. Lobell later. The Fortune Card club met at the Grants' home with dainty refreshments. Cheyenne visitors include Hon. D. W. Preston and others from various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardon
Noel Pardon
Denver
J. H. Lobel
Chicago
Ubence
New York
Mr. Lobell
Fortune Card Club
Leroy Grant
Wyoming Governor protests over large forest reserves
Governor Fenimore Chatterton sends a strong protest to Interior Secretary Hitchcock against expanding forest reserves in Wyoming. He urges reducing reserves to actual timber areas and allowing resident livestock grazing under rules, warning extensive irrigable lands and nonresident superintendents threaten settlers and state welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
WyoMing
Fenimore Chatterton
Interior Department
Richards
General Land Office
Washington
Roosevelt
Isaa
Yellowstone Forest Reserve
A. A. Anderson
New York City
League of American Sportsmen
EB. A. Hitchcock
D. C
Chatterton
Natonal
Wyoming Pharmacy Board Presses New Law for Licensing
Fred Moedel of the Wyoming state board of pharmacy travels to Casper to pursue action against Miller Drug Co for noncompliance with the new law requiring druggists to pass an exam and obtain a license. The case tests enforcement against unregistered pharmacists as a few druggists resist board powers. A thief robbed Union Pacific engineer G. B. Foster in Evanston yards. two suspects, including a deaf mute, are in custody. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Sicella Moody at Longhurst parlors with Rev. Forsyth officiating and interment in the city cemetery. Dick Hicks faces life trial at Sundance for the Gillette murder of Bob Brynon. defense claims Al Doods fired the fatal shot. Fresh strawberries available daily at Manewal’s downtown restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moedel
State Board of Pharmacy
Casper
Miller Drug Company
Wyoming
Wate Pharmacy Board
G. 8. Foster
Union Pacific
Evanston
Mra. Moody
Sicella Moody
Longhurst
Forsyth
Dick Hicks
Biafe
Sundance
Bob Brynon
Gillette
Hicks
al Doods
Firteon
Boilermakers Strike Over Foreman Removal Amid Omaha Talks
Still out here the boilermakers stand firm refusing to return until foreman B R Chapman is removed. President Buyt cannot act until after a conference with machinists and blacksmiths at Omaha. Lander citizens hold mass meeting offering Belgo American Drilling trust land for a railroad depot, shops, yards and a handsome bonus to attract the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Chapman
Buyt
Omaha
Lander
Belgo-American Drilling Trust
Unclear drill report amid oil well developments
A rough note reports a 50 barrel oil well by Atlantic and Pacific Oil in Spring Valley with daily output rising. It mentions incorporation filings for Ulata Oland Refining Co with 100000 capital stock and plans to erect buildings at once near Mane wal's restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic and Pacific Oil Company
Spring Valley
New Ol Company
Ulata Oland Refining Co
Ulata Onanty
Wyoming Sunday School Association Adopts Resolutions and Elects Officers
The Wyoming Sunday School Association held a closing session with resolutions praising hospitality and leaders. Officers elected include President Aven Nelson of Laramie and Vice President C B E Tingley of Cheyenne. The meeting also named secretaries, superintendents, and an executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. C. &. Tingley
Gernes
Pearce
Laramie
Florence C. Shepherd
Douglan
Mra
J. W. Lacey
Cheyenne
J. Q. Matthews
J. L. Craig
Casper
E. EB. Giffen
Rawlins
H. A. Lyman
Rock Springs
C Norwood
Evanston
Sunday School Association of Wyoming
Board Organizes With New Health Board
The stele board of health held a meeting in an Ohio city Monday with tense gearies present. Dr. Fred Horton of Newcastle and Dr. ha Wicks of Braneton served as members. The board adopted all rules and regulations from the old board and began its duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stele Board of Health
Ohio City
Fred Horton
Newcastle ‘Hind
Ha Wicks
Braneton
Brennan Heads to Rock Springs for Wyoming Middleweight Title
Matthia Brennan left with Phil Kerrigan for Rock Springs to face Kid Gregory in a Friday night twenty round match for the Wyoming middleweight championship. Gate receipts and bets around 260 dollars signal a major event, with a wrestling preliminary between two locals to open the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthiaa Brennan
Phil Kerrigan
Rock Springs
Kid” Gregory
Wyoming
Hock Springs
Fall from train injures Union Pacific foreman's son
George Davis, son of Union Pacific car shop foreman, fractured left wrist and suffered bruises after being thrown from a freight train at Buford while returning from a fishing trip with two companions. He was taken to safety after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Foreman Davis
Union Pacific
Buford
Young Davis
Oxford
Call and consult this wonderful man Prof. Allen
Advertises life readings by a listed expert at 711 West 17th Street offering to reveal path for present and future. Claims to foretell marriages, losses, real estate matters, and cures for drunkenness with readings priced at $1.00 and hours from 9 am to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 17Th
Notice to creditors on business sale
Notice states sale of business to Wyoming Fuel Feed and Delivery company. It asks all persons knowing of debts to present them for settlement promptly and collect cattle and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Fuel, Feed and Delivery Company
Parsons
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Keefe Hall
Thos. Longhurst
Clowells
Ferguean St
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Suechner
Princeon
Tribune, Stearns, Wolf
American
La 7
Ferguson
Treat
Chas. Jankovsky
Gee the Best
Grand Encampment
Colorado
Big Creek
Durante
Rebekahs
Magic City Lodge
N. G
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Weill
Venice
Warren Mercantile Co
Manewal
Want Railroad
Sbuergac
Keefe
H. B. Henderson
International Sunday School Association
W. C. Pearce
J. W. Barnes
E. Knopf
Chas. H. Nellor
C. B. Tingley
Daily Leader
Wye
James Brown
Anaconda
Mont
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Wyo
George Bacum
Fred Tucker
Richardson Ranch
Cook
WM. A. Allen
Voyant
JLT
West Teth Streret
Dimties de
Sugglien Tuar Petra
Foglat
Poop
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas. G. Miller
View
Corgon
Union Mercantile Co
Ferguson Street
Bextra
Hart
Schapfner & Marx
Hart Schaffer & Marx
John Harrington
HAM
Lowe
T. D. Miller
Fergueon Street
E. S. Johnston
W. 17Th Street
Williams & Myers
West 17Th Street
Heaney
Gteam Laundry
England
Aceeman
Propricion
Underwood Grocery. Co
W. 17Th St
Tivoli Cafe
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