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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
7
A fragmentary note lists roles such as President Secretary and Treasurer with editor and circulator placeholders. The unreadable text hints at a temporary masthead or staff assignment in a city publication.
Tomorrow brings the circus to town as usual showers occurred yesterday while the district court sits. The Mackall Travis wedding takes place at Fort Russell today and Tok Sing’s remains were shipped to Rock Springs. Water in city lakes is warm for swimming. bike thefts reported. heavy Burlington mails pass through the city. state horses inspected by the veterinarian. editor Ross Draper returns from Rawlins.
Mrs Lindsay of Fort William Ontario reports years of stomach pain eased after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She says she has had no suffering since starting them. Sold by A. E. Rodel. Patronize home newspapers and enjoy the Wyoming 10 cent Cigar. The Leader 50c monthly delivered.
The Olds automobile "Old Steady" suffers a second severe accident near Soda Springs Idaho as axles and transmission gear are replaced at Cheyenne after a bridge fall near Columbus Nebraska. The machine has averaged around 5 miles a day, with the trip from Cheyenne to Soda Springs about 490 miles taking eleven days. The rival "Old Scout" continues toward Portland Oregon as leader of the transcontinental race.
Dr. Raymond Barber of Philadelphia has accepted the second assistant role to Dr. Reed at Rock Springs Hospital. He arrived Monday and is a Jefferson Medical College graduate who just completed a year at Samaritan Hospital in Philadelphia.
State Fish Commissioner H. Campbell plans to ship about 50 000 rainbow trout eggs to the Saratoga and Lander branch hatcheries on Wednesday. The eggs will be hatched and the young fish released into streams in the respective neighborhoods.
The June term of the Sheridan district court convened yesterday with 62 criminal and 60 civil cases listed. Non imperative matters will be continued until July 24 when the new $40,000 courthouse will be ready for occupancy.
Dr. S. B. Miller secretary of the State Board of Medical Examiners received a letter from a Boston physician requesting a suitable Wyoming city of at least 20,000 people to settle. The physician asked for a recommendation from the secretary for a good location in the state.
Gilmore and Russell, contractors, yesterday signed a contract to build a large government hay shed at Fort Russell. The project will be the largest shed in the state and is described as an important government contract.
Deborah proclaimed as a Romany Gypsy Queen and spiritualist minister offering palmistry clairvoyant readings and life readings for 10 cents. Short visit at Bresnahen block parlors 6 and 10 this afternoon.
Wesley Hannum, father of Mrs. Joe Lefors, and John Smith died in a snowslide at the Cashier mine near Eureka Colorado. Their bodies were not recovered until after a lengthy snow cover. A coroner's jury found death due to a snowslide.
R. Breisch formerly railroad agent at this place was transferred to Cheyenne last month and returned home today after visiting family in this city. He is very pleased with Cheyenne and will enjoy living there. Mrs. Arelach and the children will join him in autumn after their Pennsylvania visit.
The Strong mine reports cross cutting shows a highly mineralized zone at least 85 feet wide possibly larger. Ore specimens from the 250 cross cut are pure chalcocite or copper glance. Rodel advertises Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a gentle, natural laxative available locally.
A letter to the Cheyenne Denver paper from a Colorado Wyoming Idaho Railroad director denies any abandonment of the Wyoming route. The Laramie Republican cites the letter saying directors are actively planning and expect the project to proceed to a successful conclusion. The statement asserts the railroad is a sure go and defends against rumors of halting the project.
Harry Brennan, who led a broncho busting contest at D A C park, was arrested by Agent Taft of the Society for Child and Animal Protection for spurring his horse. He posted a $300 bond and failed to appear as trial was set, with reports he had left for Wyoming. McNamara, promoter of the event, sought a settlement with humane agents.
S Froberg of Elk Mountain sustained three broken ribs after falling against a log in a timber near Elk Mountain where he worked for Carbon Timber company. He was treated by a surgeon and remained in town for several days as he recovered.
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