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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1903
Page
3
The extract lists the paper staff with roles and contact lines including editor proprietor A. B. Yeager business manager George Hi. Evans and city editor. It presents office telephone and house telephone numbers as part of the masthead.
W HL Patterson travels to Laramie on business. Law Kinnear and Duggan Brady weddings planned next week. Chief Cox heads pay car north for Colorado and Southern. Selle Downs circus to pitch near capitol. Colored Odd Fellows concert at Turner hall tomorrow. District court remains focal point with jury trials. New telephone poles installed citywide. Children await Thursday circus arrival. Foundations begun for Wyoming University armory and gym. Anglers head to mountain streams for trout. State Geologist Beeler departs west to inspect mining at South Pass and Atlantic. Lake Minnehaha sees big crowds for evening rides. Ed Milth and Hoyt return from fishing. Harry Pascall attends Laramie graduation. daughter Beasle Pascall at college. Cheyenne Lodge initiates candidates in B A degree. Ceiling fall at Wyoming Commission room damages a typewriter. George Truckey Jr appointed meat inspector, to be stationed in Omaha. W L Park travels west as division head. praised railroad official. John Brison injured by bicyclist at Old Soldiers Home. Keefe and Odd Fellows decked for G A R encampment season. Mrs Fred Colton and Miss Gertrude Klotz visit LaGrange ranch. Summer shower refreshes city. trees look green. Tomorrow opens the G A R encampment for Colorado and Wyoming with three days of events. Painter strike shows no near settlement. Otto catastrophe marks second fatal grading accident on Sherman mountain construction.
Union Pacific equips all locomotives with a new water gauge designed to reduce accidents from glass bursting and eye injuries. The glass includes brass tubes and a corrugated shield with a red background, allowing visible water level and operation under high pressure, improving safety for engineers and firemen.
Unclear text notes a book titled One Free Life at Time offered by McCormick & Gilmore at Seventeenth and Capitol avenue. Mentions public peace and carpenters, with dubious reference to a strike settled and an agitator Ves town of warmer crime. Route Mall order unspecified.
Delegates begin arriving as General Huff and staff plan the big campfire and sessions at Keefe hall Keefe hall annex serves as headquarters with the Inter Ocean lodging. Governor Chatterton and Mayor Keefe to give welcome addresses. Rooms listed for visiting veterans and allied groups.
Letter from Lusk Wyoming confirms Missouri College of Law scholarship is limited to a Laramie county student. A Converse county applicant was offered a similar scholarship elsewhere, while other Wyoming counties receive separate awards. Misplaced switch wreck injures crew in Pocatello Idaho.
A Wy oming weather bulletin reports area conditions as issued by W Palmer of the Wyoming Department Weather Bureau. The notice covers temperature trends precipitation and general atmospheric outlook for the region.
Cheyenne reports a cool start to the week with a general warming trend in later days. Western Wyoming enjoyed near normal temperatures while eastern areas stayed cooler. frost on the 10th damaged some tender vegetation and gardens. General showers aided crops and ranges, hay prospects look excellent, and irrigation supplies are plentiful though spring melt is gradual.
Albany County reports crops growing finely with abundant water and a long summer ahead. Big Horn County notes grass and crops flourishing, streams high, but frost damaged some tender plants in Marquette and Thermopolis. Showers and cool nights affect gardens and alfalfa, yet overall conditions remain favorable for late spring growth.
Weather across Laramie County and surrounding districts shows variable growth. Gardens struggle with frost and yellow corn while alfalfa and range forage show slow but steady improvement. creeks rise and irrigation projects promise water. Special notices announce eastbound excursions from Cheyenne to major cities with a round trip surcharge and October return limit.
WANTED various postings for home cleaning and general house work at 1702 Snyder street and corner Twenty second street and Caprio avenue. WANTED work at carpet cleaning and laying at LO0G Biddy street Union Dye Works. WANTED laborers quarry and hammermen for Cheyenne dam 26 miles northwest of Cheyenne with wages 2.25 and 2.60 per day and board 6 per week. No time checks on discount.
For sale offers milch cows at 1201 East Twentieth Street. Also one fine mare a yearling and a six months old stallion at W B H Dinneen's stable. A good traveling team and Camp wagon in paint. Address J J at the office. Also four lots in a good location inquire at this office near Twelfth Street.
For rent notice offers neatly furnished rooms in brief huts with light and janitor service starting at one a month. Also available are dwelling houses of varying sizes in Warrley Amportum.
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