Cheyenne News Briefs Highlight Local Events and People
Short items from Cheyenne cover repairs for engines Liss and 1104, a notary appointment in Laramie, local plumbers Mason and Lawler, pension increase for Jobo F. Crawford of Saratoga, census work pay, livestock coal and ore shipments, Mrs. Jackson funeral, political notes on Meccabees and county chairman, graduation date, school injuries, and odd notes on events and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liss
Laramie
Mins
Price
Messrs
Mason & Lawler
Cheyenne
Jobo F. Crawford
Saratoga
Jackson
Davia
Jonagon
Sapp
State University
J. W. Bells
Tie Siding
Joadge Martin
Grand Encampment Smelter Contract Set for Eight Months
The Grand Encampment Smelter project begins within ten days with 100 tons daily capacity, rising to 290 tons later. A Chicago syndicate funds the venture with Wyoming citizens holding much stock, while Civil Engineer F J Cramer refines water pipe lines and Arbo furnace methods are planned for the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Encampment
Ten Inye
Chicago
Wyoming
Emnarson
Emerter Company
F. J. Cramer
Arbo
Denver
Boston-Wyoming
West
Cheyenne Rifle Club Faces Expulsion Fight
Cheyenne riflemen plan to meet soon after Denver members of the Colorado Rifle Association announced two local clubs were expelled. Officials say expulsion requires cause, and Denver rivals allegedly pushed the move after failing to defeat Cheyenne at state shoots. Some clubs declined votes while others favored remaining in the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Rifle Club
Denver
Colorado, Riflte Association
Denver Rifle Club
Last Session of Patalena Club Held
The final season event of the Patalena club occurred last evening with Mr. and Mire Brown in attendance. Mr. and Mr. BD A. Jones aimed to win enough red marks to claim the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patalena” Club
Mire Brown
BD. A. Jonea
Outlaws Likely On Fort Bridger Trail Into Wyoming
In Wyoming area a Ver nal cattleman H Green reports three armed men seen on Pot Creek forty miles northeast of Ver nal pursuing a band of horses. He identifies Joe Rose as one of the men. Al ma Taylor and John Pole sightings support a hiding gang bound for Wyoming. Sheriff Howells and deputies head toward Salt Lake while wires alert posts to possible outlaw movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Ducheens
Utah
H. Green
Mort Bridger
Wyoming
Green
Pot Creek
Verpal
Joe Rose
Fort Dushesne
Salt Lake
Loesenges
Jail Prefers Shade John Riley Escapes to Fight Then Back
John Riley enjoys jail as his preferred shade and seeks occasional escapes. He served a burglary sentence, then yesterday allegedly struck a friend on Sixteenth Street in Cheyenne, leading to his incarceration. The report notes local park and library questions and a marriage in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riley
State Penitentiary
Cheyenne
Ragan
Sixteenth Street
Riley
Martin
Calf dispute ends with possession in Hartville
Sheriff Shaver returns from Hartville with a calf tied to a maldelivery bond dispute. The calf remains with Harry O’Hare and may be moved again once the bond is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Shaver
Hart- Ville
Nepleyin
Harry O'Hare
Ces
Judge Baird Resigns as Hiawall Judge
Judge J. C. Baird resigns his post as judge ad vocate general due to his appointment. Uncertain successor anticipated. meanwhile Gingers are in stock at Palace Pharmacy Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
Hiawall
J. C. Baird
Fils
Genarel
Palace Pharmacy Drug Company
Disputed Wyoming Democratic Race for State Chairman
Delegates report discord as John A. Martin leads all counties except Laramie in backing his bid for state chairman. Laramie delegates oppose him claiming their faction breaks with the party, while critics accuse rivals of scheming to gain money through a misleading move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
John A. Martin
Cheyenne
Mariplota
Martin
Exchairman
Democracy
Thompson
Understanding Each Other Sparks One China Policy Accord
London reports show French and British governments aligning on China policy and avoiding separate action. Berlin dispatches to the Standard deny Russian instigation of the Boxer uprising, suggesting no truth to that claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
China
Berlin
Russia
Wyoming Horses to Scotland
Alex Nino left for Scotland to take several Wyoming horses and bring back thoroughbred cattle for his ranch near the city. Nimmo plans cattle business on return and will select only the finest grade of cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Nino
Scotland
Wyoming
Mr. Nimmo
Local notices mix with stray anecdotes and ads
A garbled column weaves a marshal tale about Hadeel and a starving orphan colt, then lists Turners Nominate Officers with July candidates and a society of 80 members. Also items advertise free sewing at Cheyenne Swamaw Laundry and a sale of ladies gloves at 48 cents, plus an opera house concert and watch repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turners
Turnem
Robbers at Douglas Target Florence Hardwire Co.
An organized gang is believed to operate near Douglas. On June 1 the Florence Hardware Company store was burglarized and items including guns razors revolvers and knives were stolen. A fifty dollar reward is offered for the arrest of the burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bold Upa
Douglas
Florence Hardwire Company
Personal notices from Cheyenne social page mention travel and events
In town today are Ne i George Prentice and A D Adamann while Frank Wright sails to Iowa City. General Thompson, Otis en route east, and Mrs Daly return from eastern trips. Numerous locals travel, visit Sher man and Laramie, with a concert at the opera house and club reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prentice
A. D. Adamann
Frank Wright
Iowa City
General Thompson
Mutsmorria
Omaha
R. C. Cushing
Sherman
J. B. Osborne
Mirough
Laramie
AL Bowie
Chugwater
J. & Maya
Lee
Inter Ocean
Joe J. Daly
Mire
T. C. Midrray
Greeley
Cora Dumford
Cora
Frank Hoyt
General Otis
Cheyenne
Judge Corn
Holliday
Wyman
Pine
Conldence
Thle City
eMillan
Ogden
McMillan
Harris
Chicago
James Elise
Nebraska
Alice McFadden
EW. Whitcomb
Texas
Denver
Roberts
Ward
Cole
Opera House
Cheyenne Club
Baptist Church
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A. Slack
H. A. Clarke
A. Richardson
Boulder
R. C. Roberts
Horace
Carey Brothers
Mike Barry
Ebc
Nash
Willis George Emerson
UTHE
Guelity Amoskeag
America
Cowhick Dry Goods
Capitol
United States
Pitt Covert
Eighteenth Street
Oscar P. Paver
Mise Nable &. Thomas
Peoria
Ilia
White
East
Miss Thomas
Gillen
Matuall
Welloitz
Tila
England
France
Wyoming Horses
Alex. Nimmo
A Philanthropiet
Hadeel
Doc
Hadsell
Rawlins
Cheyenne Swamaw
Golden Rule
Dogakioa Glovoa
D. Miller
Forguson St
Opera Bouge
Golden Rule Store
Wm. Myers & Cos
David Mille
Ferguson Street
GD. &. Nagle
Chas. F. Muliu
Corson
Union, Mercantile Co
Wyo
Iddie
LDN Grand
waGn
Iace
Messick Dry Goods Company
THE
Messick Dry Goods CO
W. FE. Daiber & Bro
Che
Hood River
Davis & Kelley
Miany
Ft. Aula
Kemal
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