Notice to Contractors Wyoming State Fair Buildings
Sealed proposals are invited by the Board of State Fair Commissioners at 2 o clock p m June 15 1905 for building grand stand stables race track grading gravel walks and roads fencing and related work. Each item bid separately with a certified check for five percent of the bid. Plans available from J Bevan Phillips Douglas Wyoming. Proposals to be marked Proposal for Pale Buildings. Right to reject all bids reserved.
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Wyoming
Wyoming State Fair Commissioners
J. Bevan Phillips
Archlect
Douglass
Board OF State Fair Commissioners
Notice for Publication Land Office Cheyenne Wy 1905
Public notice from the Department of the Interior announces that settler John J Anderson of Salem Wyoming has filed intent to prove up his claim. Hearings or proofs are set for June 20 1905 before the Cheyenne Register and Receiver. Witnesses listed: Henry S Hannon Joseph Hanson John W Rudeen Andrew Carlson all of Salem Wyoming. W E Chaplin Register
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Department of the Interior
Land Otte
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John J. Anderson
Salem
Henry 8
Hannon
Joseph Hanson
John W. Rudeen
Andrew Carlson
W. E. Chaplin
Register
Chicago Merchants to Contest Freight Rate Discrimination
Chicago merchants plan court action alleging discrimination in freight rates to the Southeast. The existing agreement split territory between southeastern and eastern roads, functioning as a physical pool likely to violate antitrust law and invite court dissolution.
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Chicago
Astern
Warmest week of the season boosts crops statewide
Cheyenne Wyoming reports the past week as the warmest of the season with temperatures above normal and general showers. Crops are up and growing well, ranges and meadows show promise, and water for late irrigation looks favorable across nearly all parts of the state.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Weather notes from Albany and Big Horn counties crops
Excerpts from correspondent remarks report warm Albany crops cattle prosper, with ample irrigation water. In Meeteetse range good, lambing underway, shearing finished. Lovell sees heavy May rain. Elk Mountain reports rain hail and snow, late plowing, high river, but ample irrigation water.
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Big Horn County
Lovell
Mabel F. Howard
Meeteetse
E. W. Hewitt
Elk Mountain
Weather notes from range and grain reports across regions
Kintley reports winter wheat cropping well though wet with pasture improving and 1.17 inches of precipitation for the week. Lusk notes good growing weather with range in first class condition and abundant grass. Orin Junction says grain and alfalfa grew rapidly last five days, gardens coming up, stock improving, despite a shower with hail.
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Kintley
John
K. Bk. Zum
Lusk
D. E. Goddard
Orin Junction
Thutcher
John W. Schneider
Weather notes on showers and grass growth in Gillene
Gillene reports several good showers refreshing grass and gardens as warm weather boosts growth. Forecast calls for precipitation this week totaling 0.24 inches.
Weather notes from Lewiston and surrounding areas
Reports describe moderate wilt in Lewiston and hillside grads with experiments to improve flowers shade trees and lawns at altitude progressing favorably. Conditions in Grginning area show buffalo grass heading willows budding and stock improving. In Thermopolis rains continue with creeks out of banks and forage prospects good for stock. Wet weather benefits meadows and irrigation outlook. Gardens and grain grow slowly with cottonweeds and willows not fully leafed as in prior year. Laramie County Cheyenne week warm with light showers and rapid vegetation growth.
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Lewiston
Brice
Booth Pass
C. EB
Vthermopolis
Kirby
Owl
Vanderveer
Weather and Crops Report From National Weather Bureau Dissemination
Range and cattle conditions reported with trees nearly leafed and weekly precipitation values for Central Office. Iron Mountain notes range grass improvement and stock gains. Torrington reports rapid vegetation growth and 1.54 inches of rain. Sheridan sees crops good and water abundance in creeks and ditches. Story describes good weekly weather, crops growing, Piney Creek high and rapid water loss if warmth persists. Wolf notes fine growth of alfalfa and grain with potential late water scarcity, minimal fruit damage.
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Hatton
Jus
Dougherty
Moore
Edwin Moore
Iron Mountain
Chas. T. Farthing
Torrington
E. J. Lewis
Sheridan
George Brundage
M. L. Wolfe Wolf
C. W. Morgaridge
Week warms as winds rise and snow lingers in mountains
The week stays warm and windy with high streams and abundant snow in the mountains. Gardens are thriving and grain growth speeds ahead, according to Lil Man Stoll.
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Lil- Man
Afton reports warm days and prime growing season
Geo notes warm days and cool nights with crops growing finely and range in prime condition. Jedford reports crops doing well, shrubs blooming, some grain and fruit damage, potatoes planted, streams rising slowly. Evanston records warmest week, rapid vegetation growth, Bear River bank fall, 0.05 inch rain. Frank Tucker and C G Heiner record observations.
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Afton
Geo
Osmond
Jedford
C. G. Heiner
Evanston
Bear River
Woods
Frank Tucker
Horton Weather Update on Snow and Warm Spell
The report notes light snow on the morning of the 29th followed by a warm spell with showers. Vegetation grows rapidly and cattle and horses are in fine condition according to Arthur S. Gleave.
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Horton
Arthur
Mr J T Barber endorses Chamberlain’s remedy
Irwinville Georgia resident Mr J T Barber says Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is among the best medicines. He keeps a bottle at hand for sudden colic cholera morbus and diarrhoea attacks and cites its effectiveness. Bold by A E Roedel.
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J.T. Barber
Irwinville
Barber
A. E. Roedel
Proposals Sought for Fort D. A. Russell Sidewalks
The Office of the Constructing Quartermaster in Cheyenne Wyoming invites proposals in triplicate for constructing about 14 000 square feet of sidewalks at Fort D. A. Russell. Bids due June 15 1006 at 2:00 p m. Plans available at the office. The U S reserves the right to reject any bid. Endorse proposals for Construction of Sidewalks at Fort D A Russell Wyo to Captain W S Scott.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ountain
Imne
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyo
United States
Fort D. A. Russel
W. 8. Scott
Daily Leader Promotes Morning Paper Offer
The Daily Leader advertises a morning edition subscription for 60 cents per month, inviting readers to subscribe for the state’s only morning paper.
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Daily Leader
Summer Vacation Rates East by Union Pacific
One fare plus 2.00 for round trip authorized from Cheyenne to Kansas City St. Joseph Council Bluffs and all intermediate points east to Memphis St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee Peoria St. Paul Minneapolis and Duluth. Sale dates May 27 29 June 3 5 6 10 12 13 and July 1 2 10 inclusive final return by October 21 1905. E R Breisch agent.
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Cheyenne
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Council Briffs
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St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Peoria
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
E. R. Breisch
Notice for Publication timber land claim Cheyenne 1905
In compliance with the timber lands act Jesse Cole of Cheyenne Wyoming filed sworn statement No. 847 for land in section 26 township 14 north range 69 west to prove suitability for timber over agriculture. He will present proof July 25 1906 before the Cheyenne register and receiver witnesses named. Adverse claimants must file by July 25 1905.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Thomas D. Holt
Hecla
Thomas McGee
Granite Canon
Hugh McGee
Boyd Fye
Cheap Exposition Trips Cheyenne to Portland and Return
Rail rates for Cheyenne to Portland and return via direct route $40.00 with a California return at $51.00. Tickets on sale most days from May 24 to September 29. Final return limit ninety days from sale date. Stopovers allowed within final limit. Be Breisch, agent for The Leader newspaper.
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Cheyenne
Portland
California
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