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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1902

Page

3

Supreme Court Meets in Short Session

A brief state supreme court session adjourned after dismissing Susie P. Robinson vs Chris Shorrow & Co, taking George A. Roberts vs State of Wyoming under advisement, and keeping George D. Downer vs BR Holgate under advisement. Judge E E Enterline attended from Sheridan. next session June 16 at 10 a.m.

State Supreme Court Susie P. Robinson Chris Shorrow & Co George A. Roberts State of Wyoming Sweetwater County George D. Downer BR. Holgate Sheridan County E. E. Enterline Sheridan

Fire destroys Echo cold storage warehouse in Cheyenne

A fierce blaze yesterday reduced the Echo district cold storage warehouse to ashes. The fire consumed five railroad cars and ten tons of coal as water could not reach the inferno fully due to its size. The heat warped 400 feet of track but was quickly repaired. Union Pacific trains will reroute via Julesburg to Denver, and Samuel Merrill plans to relocate his lumber business to Salt Lake City with his son George taking charge in Cheyenne.

Echo Wyoming Division Union Pacific Chicago Cheyenne Julesburg Denver Samuel Merrill Salt Lake George Merrill Merrill

Cheyenne Directory Aims To Boost Merchants And Town

A new Cheyenne city directory for 1902 1903 aims to aid merchants and advertise the town to outsiders in a metropolitan style. A birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul Lariver honored Miss May Lariver with about ten guests enjoying the evening.

Cheyenne Mra Paul Lariver May Lariver

Summer Undergarments at Vreeland & Gregory Shop

Vreeland and Gregory at 1617 Ferguson Street advertise a full summer underwear line. Mrs. Paul Brewster is billed to sing at the Salvation Army hall on Monday night.

Vreeland & Gregory Ferguson Street Paul Brewster Salvation Army Hall Mr. Knopf

Abandonment of Key UP Rail Segments Shifts Lines

The Union Pacific ends service on the Carbon Allen Junction branch and the Hermosa Junction to Laramie old line. Two stations vanish as Como becomes reporting station and a new schedule takes effect with no overall travel time change.

Hermosa Junction Laramie Allen Junction Carbon Union Pacific Como Hermosa Lne

Deal Pending on Grand Encampment Mining Consolidation

Willis George Emerson promoting a huge mining and tramway consolidation at Grand Encampment with $20,000,000 in Wyoming interests. He returns east and travels to Denver for talks with Seane Miller Barney McCaffery and others. No settlement reached yet. Sheridan authorities seek Tucker for stealing a team and buggy from George Sulta and selling it at Buffalo.

Willis George Emerson Grand Encampment Denver Seane Miller Barney McCaffery Encampment Wyoming Sheridan Sheridan County Tucker George Sulta Buffalo

Union Pacific Standings and Local Society News

The Union Pacific league standings list North Platte at 1 1 with 60 percent. The Reception at the Nagle Home honored Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carey with pink and green decorations as Denver guests assisted in reception duties. The evening featured fine music from the Fort Orchestra. Thomas Anderson and Ming Little Shockley of Lander wed in Denver with a 29 year age gap. Pensions were granted to Wyomingites including Mary A. Wright and Washington A. Boyer. The civil service commission set June 17 1902 for an examination in Salt Lake City Ogden Boise and Cheyenne for identification clerk in the penitentiary service with a $1200 salary.

George Nagle Charles Carey Carey Edna Case Anna Zipps Denver Fort Musle United States Civil Service Commission Salt Lake City Ogden Boise Cheyenne United Anise Penitentiary Service

Elks Vote to Expand Lot at Capitol and Seventeenth

At Bike Monday lodge meeting the Elks unanimousLy approved adding up to nineteen feet to their lot on Seven teenth Street in Capitol avenue. The expansion aims to surround the home with grounds so future eastward construction cannot abut it, enhancing attractiveness.

Lodge Bike Seventeenth Street Capitol Avenue

Fort Russell highway nearing completion and gateway to open

Contractor Frank Joslin reports rapid progress on the Fort Russell reservation highway with grading finished and gravel laid. Fred LaPash will finish the stone and iron gateway at the post end this week, and within two weeks the new driveway will connect Fort Russell to the city, one of the finest in the West.

Frank Joslin Fort Russell Reservation Fred LaPash Fort Russell Ccity

Denver Pair Wed as Judge Becker Unites Them

Judge Becker this morning joined George M. Hall and Mrs. Mary L. Jarad in marriage, both residents of Denver Colorado. The couple traveled back south on this afternoon's train.

Swedish colony plan highlights Hakanson trip

John Hakanson, Cheyenne resident, travels to Christianstad Sweden to recruit about 200 Swedish colonists to settle in Wyoming on lands to be secured by him. A divorce petition in district court seeks legal separation for Bertha C Mills from George A Mills on grounds of non support.

John Hakanson Christianstad Sweden Sattle Wyoming Harkanson District Court Bertha C. Mills George A. Mills

Bill to curb grazing permit discrimination across states

Senator Clark reports from the public lands committee a bill to prevent discrimination in grazing permit allocations for forest reservations. It targets Utah Wyoming tensions over Uintah, aims to allow Wyoming herders to graze in Utah and bans state based designation of permit recipients by wood workers unions or stock grower associations.

Clark Wyoming Yeaturday Public Lands Committee Utah Uintah Reservation Secretary of the Interior Wood Growers Union Stock Grower Association

Luncheon for Patients at County Hospital on Lawn

Matrons and nurses hosted a fine lunch for patients on the hospital lawn yesterday at 5 pm. The event featured elaborate dishes and musical entertainment with toasts from the matron and patients. Also, Hap Reid and Hiko Peters posted $10 bonds each after arrest for drunkenness, and Sheriff Smalley bought the old Five Mile ranch for $200, a 160 acre tract north of the city.

Hap” Reid Hiko" Peters Becker BE. J. Smalley Ernest Logan Five Mile Ranch

Sloan Returns From Newcastle After Mine Search

John Sloan came back yesterday afternoon from Newcastle where he sought hidden gold deposits near that area. He plans to return later with Mr. Cowhick for a deeper survey now that the ground is waterlogged. Also note the Maccabees dance and supper at the I O O F hall on June 6 with good orchestra music and 26 cent admission.

John Sloan Newcastle Mr. Cowhick I. 0 O. F. Hall

Kearney Defeated in League Game at North Platte

North Platte nine lost to Kearney stars by 16 to 8 in a league game at home. New pitcher faced heavy batting as 400 spectators watched. Earned runs listed show Platte nine scoring nine and North Platte eight in a high scoring setback.

Ney North Platte Stars Kearney Platte North

New Officers Chosen in Company E W N G

An election at the armory chose Charles Cahill as captain to replace Captain Tom Heaney who resigned. Second lieutenant Cahill will be succeeded by Clifford Buck as second lieutenant and Herman Brookhart promoted to first sergeant for the unit under Captain R N LaFontaine.

Company E Armory Tom Heaney R. N. LaFontaine Troop A Charles Cahill Mr. Heaney Clifford Buck Leutenant Cahill Herman Brookhart

Four New Convicts Sentenced in Rawlins Robberies

Four shoplifters arrested last week for stealing many valuable items from Rawlins stores were arraigned in district court. James Martin received six years, Joe Murphy four, Minnie Smith four, and Pearl Smith two. all were sent to the penitentiary immediately after sentencing.

Rawlins Wyo James Martin Joe Murphy Minnie Smith Pearl Smith

Evanston Boy Killed Under Wagon Wheels

Albert Mills a 13 year old boy died yesterday afternoon in Evanston after the wagon he was driving for Evanston Lumber Company ran away. He was crushed beneath the wheels and died within moments from injuries to the abdomen.

Albert Mills Evanston Evanston Lumber Company

Two Italians fined for duel in Cambria incident

Two Italians who dueled in Cambria were fined $100 each at Newcastle and slightly wounded. The notice mentions Bulkley’s mother’s death at Morence Michigan and various local notices including a patent grant for Bilas Gleason of Casper on a new Ure theater and a Salvation Army revival.

Cambria Newcastle Ing C. L. Bulkley Morence Mich Bilas Gleason Casper Wyo

John Leskey Buys Cottage Lot at Twenty Fourth Street

John Leskey purchased from FP A Beck lot 7 in block 187 for 2000 dollars. The property on Twenty fourth street between Evans and Van Leonean features a pretty cottage. The T T Card club met at Mr and Mrs M P Keefe home with Mrs Buechner and O H Byns winning honors.

John Leskey FP. A. Beck Twenty-fourth Street Evans van Leonean T.T. Card Club M. P. Keefe 4. B Buechner O. H. Byans

Oil hopes rise as firm drills near railroad well

In Evanston Wyoming the American Consolidated Oil company has set up a portable rig near the Union Pacific well at Spring Valley and begins sinking a new well within fifty feet of the railroad site. Road damage allegedly found en route, with no culprit yet, as government confirms mineral land title. Oil flow expected within about 90 days amid further moves by neighboring firms.

Evanston Wyo American Consolidated Oil Company Union Pacific Spring Valley Railroad Company Oil Company American Consolidated

Douglas militia election names Arnold captain Perine lieutenant

At the election recently held at Douglas for the militia company W. A. Arnold was chosen captain and H. M. Perine first lieutenant.

Douglas W. A. Arnold H. M. Perine

New Cheyenne Directory to List Business and Residence Addresses

A new Cheyenne directory will include both business and residence addresses for every man, plus a householders directory showing the head of the house at each number. Churches unions and lodges will be included, about 200 pages, delivery around July 16. Ten days sale offers seventy five pairs of Gent's fine shoes at 1.50 per pair.

Cheyenne Genta GALE

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