Grazing Privileges Sought for Wyoming Stockmen in Utah
Washington dispatch reports Senator Warren pressed the Interior Department to grant grazing privileges to Wyoming stockmen barred from Uintah timber reserve Utah. The issue stems from cross state grazing rules where stock origin determines rights rather than residence. department rulings favorhabit of grazing over residence, suggesting Wyoming herds may receive grazing access.
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Washington
Mys
Warren
Interior Department
Uintah Timber Reserve
Utah
Wyoming
Uintah
Colonel Sanne's Novel Wind Break at Fort Russell
Col J M Sanne implements a new idea to shield Fort Russell from fierce northern winds and dust storms. He plans a large grove of young plantings north of the post to act as a wind brake and create a pleasant picnic ground. Around the parade ground he has planted 700 young trees, transforming the post into a more attractive and sheltered area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sanne
Fort Russell
Colonel Sanno
Ten Inning Victory for Soy Nines over Terribles
A ten inning game yesterday afternoon between the Orribles and the Terribles, juv enile west end nine s, ended 1 to 0. In the tenth inning Willie Up ar hit a home run to win the game, as a crowd watched the dramatic finish.
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Orribles
Terribles
Willie
Innning Wile Ap“ar
Violinist Marie Machanan To Perform In Cheyenne
Miss Marie Machanan Cheyenne's young violinist will present a Stand musical concert at the opera house on June 20 in a showcase of municipal talent. James Whiting faces arrest on a theft accusation after allegedly taking a $1 bill dropped in the Senate saloon yesterday morning. Typewriters and French clocks repaired by skilled mechanics at Buechner & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Machanan
Cheyenne
Opera House
James Whiting
Senate
Razing Federal Building Orders Baffle Contractors
A Washington to Minneapolis order halted all work on a federal building and forced tearing down walls already rising. About sixty workers were laid off and secrecy surrounds the cause, with cement quality suspected as the issue and delays expected for tests and proofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supervising Architect
Washington, D. C
Messrs. Forster & Smith
Pioneer Zehner Dies After Denver Streetcar Crash
Phil Zehner Sr a Cheyenne pioneer died after injuries from a Denver streetcar crash last November He wedded at his daughter’s home in Denver and the funeral will be in Cheyenne He leaves four children and had long operated in Cheyenne's jewelry trade with Zehner Buechner Co. Oil firm Wyoming Central Association met today electing officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Zehner, Sr
A. Moore
Denver
Mra. L. Rabin
Cheyenne
Zehner
Germany
Philip Zehner, Jr
Zehner, Buechner
Cavalry Horses Escape at Post as Rookies Learn Riding
Two head of cavalry horses escaped from the post and remain unfound. The wild animals were received recently and several rookies in the cavalry troop are taking riding lessons, causing amusement for spectators as many novices have never ridden before. A pardon was granted by Governor Richards to convict William Moor, serving a fifteen year term for assault in 1877 in Johnson county.
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Richards
William Moor
State Penitentiary
Johnson County
Printing outfit sold to Central West Publishing
The Mining Age newspaper of Laramie has been sold to Central West Publishing company of the Van Horn Miller Syndicate and moved to Centennial for the publication of the Centennial Post a weekly paper advancing the Van Horn company interests.
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Mining Age
Laramie
Central West Publishing Company
van Horn-Miller Syndicate
Centennial
Centennial Post
van Horn Company
New Board of Trade forms in Cheyenne city
Thirty seven citizens currently compose the new Cheyenne Board of Trade with a Friday meeting planned to form a permanent organization. Officials expect sixty to seventy five names on the roll and additional members to be chosen. Dues are three dollars per year and the group aims to include all trade branches replacing the former Business Men's association.
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Cheynne
Board of Trade
Busines Men’s Association
Max [Delman
H. Altman
C. W. Riner
Percy Smith
Warren Richardson
A. D. Kelley
William Murphy
John Harrington
A. Underwood
EB. A. Slack
David Nimmo
Ed. Hofmann
Tom Heaney
J. F Rossman
F. A. Rodel
Johnston
Joe Cahill
J. A. Martin
E. W. Stone
G. BE. Abbott
W. R. Schnitger
Tom R. Reed
A. Bristol
Wm. Dalber
J. J. Murray
G. W. Hoyt
F. B. Warren
H. G. Hay
Governor and family depart Sunday for Colorado
Governor DeForest Richards and his wife J DeForest Richards accompanied by Mrs K G Turner and their son left Sunday afternoon for Colorado to spend several days in the state.
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DeForest Richards
J. DeForest Richards
K. G. Turner
Colorado
Underwood M Goy United In Marriage In Greencastle
Abraham Underwood and Augusta McCoy were married at the bride’s home on South College Avenue Greencastle Indiana. After a honeymoon in the east the couple will reside in Cheyenne on Twentieth Street. The groom is a longtime Cheyenne grocer and the bride a local public school teacher. The Leader offers congratulations. Phil Zehner Jr’s remains arrive from Denver and funeral services are set for 2 30 pm tomorrow at the Episcopal church.
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Abraham Underwood
Augusta McCoy
South College Avenue
Greencastle
Ind
Phil Zehner, Jr
Denver
George Snieder
Episcopal Church
Son Disappears Prompt Reward Search in Indiana
John Keller of South Bend seeks information on Albert E. Keller his son missing since May 13 near Guernsey where he worked as a sheep herder for two years. A $200 reward is offered for information leading to his whereabouts amid suspected mental imbalance.
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John Keller
South Bend
Ind
Albert E. Keller
Young Keller
Guernsey
Major Pebbles Visit Promotes Salvation Army in City
Major Pebbles and his wife of the Salvation Army. recently spoke at Turner Hall in the city and will preach in Cheyenne churches on June 21, 22, and 28.
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Pebbles
Salvation Army
Turner Hall
Cheyenne
Ecity
Sermon at Salvation Army Barracks Noted by Rev Knopf
A large audience gathered at the Salvation Army barracks last night for a sermon by Rev. Knopf of the Congregational church. Mrs. P. O. Brewster provided a vocal solo during the program.
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Salvation Army
Rev. Knopf
Congregational Church
P. O. Brewster
William Rymer Pleads Guilty in Check Forgery Arrest
Rymer was arrested recently at Moorcroft for forging a check on Hon. C A ette and has pleaded guilty. He faces a state penitentiary sentence. A B Hildreth posted a $20,000 bond and lease on his Ferris Mountain copper mine for one year, receiving $1,000 cash with $19,000 due or return of the claim after 12 months.
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William Rymer
New
Hon. C. A.ette
Moorcroft
A. B. Hildreth
Ferris Mountain
Frank Clark Enters Cheyenne Business College Course
Frank Clark son of Judge Gibson Clark begins shorthand and typewriting studies at Cheyenne Business College. He plans to move to Lincoln Nebraska in the fall to pursue a technical course at the college there.
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Frank Clark
Gibson Clark
Cheyenne Business College
Lincoln
Neb
Burial of Four Year Old Boy from South Side Home
The four year old son of Fred Burns was buried Saturday from the family residence on the South Side. This is the second death in the family in three weeks due to diphtheria and four other children are now fit. Special on Oranges at Davis and Kelley's.
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Fred Burns
Forsyth Visits City to Regain Health
C. M. Forsyth of Broken Bow Nebraska travels to the city to seek renewed health and stays with his brother Rev. D. D. Forsyth as a guest.
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C. M. Forsyth
Broken Bow
Neb
Rev
D. D. Forsyth
Our $3.50 Shoes Stir Town and Boost Sales
The store reports strong demand for $3.50 footwear, drawing customers who try and buy, with each sale bringing additional buyers. All men and women styles in leather, many lasts, priced at $3.50 instead of $5.00.
Cheyenne Pair to Wed in Topeka Plan
Eugene Emigh, observer at the Topeka Kansas weather bureau, is in the city and soon to marry Miss Maud Morley of Cheyenne. The couple will reside in Topeka after the wedding.
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Eugene Emigh
Topeka, Kang
Maud Morley
Topeka
Local notices and events from Hillsdale region and beyond
Oliver Dickson arrives at county hospital with a broken ankle after stepping on a stone at Hillsdale. Troop A of the Wyoming National Guard opens New Keefe on June 23 with a grand military ball and reception. Oddfellows and Elks lodge members attend a brother Zehner funeral. Fort Hall Indian Reservation opens with excursion rates to Pocatello on June 12 and 14. Dental and watch repair services advertised amid community notices and reunions.
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Oliver Dickson
Hillsdale
Dickson
New Keefe
the Episcopal Church
Allemania Lodge
Cheyenne
LO. O. F
Oddfellows Hall
Philip Zehner
Cheyenne Lodge to Confer Third Degree at Masonic Hall
Tonight Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M holds a meeting in Masonic hall to confer the third degree upon candidates at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Lodge No. 1
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Lake Voorhees Files Twenty Oil Fillags in Laramie County
Lake Voorhees has filed twenty oil fillags with the county clerk on land located in the Muskrat and Rawhide districts of northern Laramie County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Voorhees
Muskrat
Rawhide
Laramie County
Stockholders to Meet on Increase of Aurora Gold Mining Capital
Notice from the State of Wyoming County of Laramie Cheyenne dated June 2 190% calls stockholders of the Aurora Gold Mining Company to a July 17 1902 meeting at J A Van Orsdel's office. The proposed capital increase from 1 000 000 to 1 260 000 shares of 1 00 each would place all new stock in the company treasury to finance future development of the Baker Oregon property. A boat W McCoy secretary.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Aurora Gold Mining Company
J. A. van Orsdel
Wealdh Company
Ald
Ald Company
Baker Oly
Oregon
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Warren Avenue
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Omaha
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Depot Exchange
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Union Pacific
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Theae
Gale
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Gummer Ribeed
Wm.myers&co
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David Miller
Hood River
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Underwood Grocery Co
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C. L. Bulkley
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