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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1903

Page

4

Murder trial in Sheridan for Mrs Barton life case

Sheridan district court sits with Judge Stotte as Agatha Stull Barton faces murder charges for shooting G R Barton in the Arvada post office after alleged insults. The trial draws Northern Wyoming interest as witnesses recount the November 10 tragedy and possible insanity plea. Paddy Ryan also faces a murder trial for stabbing his roommate William Fletcher during a drunken quarrel.

Agatha Barton Sheridan District Court of Sheridan Vonay Stotte Barton Wyoming Sheridan Post Agatha Stull Nebraska Arvada Sheridan County Guy Barton Guy Horton Guy Farion G. R. Barton Paddy Ryan Ryan Wm. Fletcher Fletcher Pletcher

Golf Record Held By Ash Craft And Bartlett On Local Links

The local golf record lies at thirty strokes for six holes, held by C. E. Ash Craft of the Weather Bureau and Fred Bartlett of the Irrigation Investigations office. Both records were set in May and have not been equalled. Bartlett, a new city arrival, is an expert golfer. New corporate articles were filed for Taylor Fuel Light and Power to operate in Kansas and Wyoming with 76000 capital, and for Centennial Trust formed by the Van Horn Miller syndicate to run in Centennial Albey county under the new trust company law. Governor Fenimore Chatterton appointed Joseph B. Bramen of New York as Wyoming commissioner of deeds in New York City.

C. E. Ashcraft The Weather Bureau Fred Bartlett Irrigation Investigations Office Bartlett Awl Taylor Fuel, Light and Power Company Kansas Wyoming Centennial Trust Company van Horn-Miller Syndicate Centennial Albey County Fenimore Chatterton Joseph B. Bramen New York

Convict Reward Prompts Minute of Silence over Escape

Lewes Otto Gramm of the Wyoming penitentiary offers a reward of 0 for the capture of James Brown the convict who escaped from the auxiliary prison at Laramie on May 30. Brown is 67 years old. Cyrus Whipple son of Whipple formerly of this city and nephew of C Whipple graduates from Cornell with high honors. Miss Helen Middlekauf formerly principal of Cheyenne high school now teaching in St. Louis is en route for a week here with the Whipple family. A. J. Mokler editor of the Casper Derrick and Wyoming University trustee member succeeds W. J. Aber of Wolfe as university trustee. Baseball results Menewale and Laramie Croeied bale at Boulevard park score 0 to 7. Edison phonograph and records advertised at Buechmer & Bons. Private voice instruction offered by Wall LI ROOK.

Lewes Otto Gramm Wyoming Penitentiary James Brown Laramie Brown Cyrus Whipple Annie Whipple C. Whipple Cornell University Helen Middlekauf Cheyenne St. Louis City W. Whipple

Sheriff Uses Engine to Capture Rail Thieves at Tipton Station

Sheriff Young of Sweetwater County chased a trio of thieves who robbed the Tipton station section house on the Union Pacific. He flagged an oncoming engine toward Rock Springs and sped back toward Rawlins, cornering the suspects behind a hill near the track. The sheriff stopped the engine, covered the men with a gun, and brought them to Green River in a swift, dramatic capture.

Young Sweetwater County Tipton Station Union Pacific Rock Springs Light Rawilina Sherix Green River i

New Coal Camp Opens as Survey Work Starts

Special to Daily Leader Rock Springs Wyoming June 16 surveys begin for a branch line from Thayer station twenty miles east to Union Pacific coal deposits in Horse Thief canyon. The 18 mile line will create another large coal camp. Central Coal and Coke plans a branch from Rock Springs to new coal fields fourteen miles north for a substantial camp.

Daily Leader Rock Springs Wyo Thayer Station Union Pacific Horse Thief Canon Central Coal & Coke Company Thin City

Rawlins Opera Case Denied Injunction On Charity Ball

District court refused to compel the Rawlins opera house owners to stage the play Charity Ball. Later the owners offered to produce the show around the 18th as planned. Special to Daily Leader Rawlins Wyo June 15 J K Le Prade, Union Pacific brakeman of the seventh district, returns from Pocatello Idaho with a bride from that city.

Rawlins District Court Wyo J. K. le Prade Union Pacific Pocatello Idaho

Fishermen head to Horse creek for trout sport

Morning excursion by Col J H Fullerton and Superintendent J Q Matthews will fish at Horse creek and share a meal with a dozen friends. Local news mentions juries in Rawlins and ties to nearby towns with various small incidents and notices.

J. H. Fullerton J. Q. Matthews Horse Creek

Cheyenne Man Implicated in Plot to Free Son

In Cheyenne, William Reed and son James Reed faced West Side court verdicts over criminal assault and alleged kidnapping. Ex-detective Sam Emerich linked to removal of Jacob Foreman, who was released after 18 days in county jail, while Logue’s motive and trial details drew special attention.

West Side Court James Reed Jacob Foreman West Ride Logue O'Hara Reed Johnson Lexington Rooming House West Side Criminal Court Sam Emerich William Reed Cheyenne Emerich

Cadet Dillman Home From West Point

George Dillman son of Joseph Dillman returns from West Point with a two and a half month furlough and a strong class standing. He plans to spend summer at home and is praised for his school performance.

George Dillman Joseph Dillman West Point United States Dillman

Laramie Defeats Greeley In Afternoon Tilt

In an afternoon game at Laramie the Gresty Reis were defeated by the score 7 to 6. The visitors featured Jordan J Degnan Koofe Wm Degnan Green Behoe Orwald Mannehwitt Newill Brennan. A return game is planned in Laramie next Sunday as the local squad seeks revenge.

Greeley Yeater Grestey Reis Focal Jordan J. Degnan Koofe Wm. Degnan Green Behoe Orwald Mannehwitt Newill Brennan Laramie

Park Elected Director of Ogden Union Railway

Superintendent W L Park of the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific railroad has been elected a director of the Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company succeeding Edward Dickinson. The firm operates tracks and depot facilities at Ogden for Union Pacific Southern Pacific Oregon Short Line and Denver Rio Grande railways. The appointment is praised for securing an efficient railroad man.

W. L. Park Wyoming Union Pacific Railroad Ogden, Union Railway & Depot Company Edward Dickinson Union Pacific Ogden Union Railway & Depot Company Ogden Southern Pacific Oregon Short Line Denver Rio Grande Park

Changing Telegraph Line and Yellowstone Trip News

A unit led by Carl Jackson moves to Buford to align Western Union lines with a new rail route between Buford and Borie. T. T. Tynan and son plan a Sheridan departure to visit Mr Tynan’s sister in Chicago and tour Yellowstone National Park. Civil service exams set for July 20 and 22 24 in Rawlins Wyoming for stenographer telegrapher draftsman roles. Jamies Mensrires called to Denver as his wife battles cancer.

Carl Jackson Buford Western Union Telecon Borie Mra. T. T. Tynan and Son Sheridan Bull Daily Leader Rawlina Wyo Snghdter Jamies Mensrires Denver Hoapita

Mother saves son in petit larceny verdict case

The jury found PF M Phares a Union Pacific conductor guilty of petit larceny for receiving stolen goods from the railroad with a value of $24. Judge Scott fined $50 plus costs totaling about $16 50, and gave a severe lecture, noting Phares likely knew the goods were stolen and that sympathy for his elderly mother influenced the verdict.

PF. M. Phares Union Pacific Union Pacific Railroad Company Scott Phares Costa Pharess

Card Notice From Master Painters and Paper Managers

A public notice from M Cormick and Gilmore Co and others requesting customers to post work in their trades for a short time until capable workmen are found. Also mentions sale of all patterns and trimmed hats at cost at Mrs A F Hamilton’s 1710 Ferguson Street.

Hecycle Princeon Tribune Stearna Moxarch Wolf Mm. L. House Ferguson Street M'Cormick & Gilmohre CO THE Sherman Martin Dreither A. F. Hamilton

Injunction Sworn by Bosses to Bar Striking Painters

District Court issues a temporary injunction to restrain painters on strike from interfering with workers employed by the plaintiff firms Jacob Sherman McCormick Gilmore and Martin Breither. Affidavits cite threats and disruption at job sites as firms seek to protect peaceable employees and contract performance. Most defendants are not expected to contest. listed residents and local businesses appear in support or related notices.

The Tribune Jacob Sherman McCormick Gilmore Martin Breither

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