Railroad Time Table Highlights Western Lines
Union Pacific timetable shows West Point trips with No 1 Overland Limited arriving 8 35 pm and departing 8 30 pm No 101 Fast Mail arrives 6 30 pm No 9 Pack Express arrives 6 40 am No 2 Overland Limited arrives 6 40 am and departs 6 50 am Also listed Denver Pacific No 8 south leaves 7 00 am No 4 south leaves 2 20 pm No 1 from south arrives 3 10 pm No 3 from south arrives 10 20 am And Burlington schedule notes daily except Sunday departures and Cheyenne passenger details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westpoins
Overland Limited
Cove
Packie Express
Seeekes ‘Ee
Seas
Burlington
Sony Ony
Sarasa ‘Erapress
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Pessavee
GHEYENNE & NORTE Timetable Fragments
Train schedule fragment shows No 65 Mixed departing at 7 44 am and No 63 Mixed arriving at 12 10 am on the Gheyenne and Norte line.
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Gheyenne & Norte
Book of Mormon claims and archaeologist critique
A Wyoming correspondent reports on a Denver Republican piece about the Book of Mormon. Harvard archaeologist Emmett Compston disputes the work while asserting finds of ruins and cities that echo the Book of Mormon accounts in Central America and on sections of South America.
Wool prices seen rising as producers hold or ship later
A Chicago wool merchant predicts better prices for wool next season as manufacturers return to market. He urges growers to hold back or consign to reputable houses. The piece notes Johnson county wool fleece cleanliness, a smaller clip from 1896, and European declines in sheep numbers driving demand. Five million pounds of wool are expected through Casper warehouses, with arrivals from April 17th to early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson County
M. Berthe
Europe
France
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Spain
Casper
Ferguson Street Improvements Boost Neighborhood Appearance
Ferguson Street has seen rapid upgrades with front porch improvements and new sidewalks. The Black residence received a bacon ime acquisition to the porch area while Joe Cranwell Jim Nownwn and others add porches, prints, and beautification. Chapmen Beam Laundry advertises skirt cleaning services.
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Ferguson Street
Joe Cranwell
Jim
New Way to Destroy Grasshoppers and Cattle Movements Report
Mr. G C White of Sutherland promotes a grasshopper control device using two wagon wheels, a long axle, coal oil pan, and high rear screen to trap pests as farmers drive through fields. The system allegedly devastates grasshoppers and alfalfa worms. Arrival of cattle under G Burch and a Hereford bull shipment is noted with praise for grazing country on the Shoahone south fork. Professor Nagel shares municipal jokes involving a Vienna concert by Wilhelmj and a Jewish banker host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. White
Sutherland
G. Burch
Gattie
Burch
Missouri
Bureh
Cody Enterprise
Nagel Hands
Wilhelmj
Vienna
Mendelasohn
Umeidana Abe
Regiment Musters 1400 Men For China Dispatch
The Ninth regiment under Col. E. H. Liscum, about 1400 men, is scattered along the railroad north of Manila after a typhoon washed away tracks. They will sail for China aboard the transport Logan, likely reaching Chinese waters by early July. Liscum’s headquarters are at Tarlec and Filipino resistance in the area has diminished. The vessel Concord carries Marines under sealed orders for China. Also noted is a Kansas Democrat joke episode about McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Gol. E. H. Lisoum
Lisom
China
Logan
EK. H. Liscum
Tarlac
Liscum
Macabulor
2Ith Infantry
Hie
Sth Infantry
Corcord
Engines reroute Cheyenne to Rawlins without Laramie stop
The 1700 class engines are removed from passenger service, while engines 14008 and 18005 operate trains on the Fifth and Sixth districts. A secrecy claim is hinted as the motive, with crew changes at Laramie as usual per the Laramie Republican.
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Cheyenne
Rawlins
Laramie
Contest Notice of Land Claim Battle in Wyoming
The U S Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming on June 18 1900 receives a contest affidavit by Charles H Strickland of Laramie County Wyoming against entry No 3765 made July 28 160 for the SK 14 of Section 91 Township 25 North Range 01 West Alfred Murray is alleged to have abandoned the land never built or improved it and is a non resident of the county and possibly of Wyoming The contestants must appear respond and offer evidence by 10 oclock p m July 31 1900 before United States Commissioner John Hounton at Fort Laramie Wyoming A hearing will be held at a later date The notice is ordered published to provide due notice to the contestee whose service could not be made
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Charles H Strickland
Laramie County
Wyomi
Alfred Murray
aMant
Wyoming
Aaid
Eaid
John Hounton
United States
District of Wat
Fort Laramie
Wyo
Lee
Bled States Land Office
Cheyenne
Certificate of Publication Insurance Commissioner's Office Wyoming
Certificate of Publication from the Insurance Commissioner of Wyoming dated April 20 1900 certifying that The New Insurance Company of Auckland New Zealand complied with state insurance laws and is authorized to operate for the current year. Signed by Auditor and ex-officio Insurance Commissioner Leroy Grant.
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Insurance Commissioner
Wyoming
Newsurance Company
Auckhea
Colony
New Zealand
Leroy Grant
Colasloner
Notice to Stockholders of F and Warren Mercantile Co
Notice to stockholders Cheyenne Wyoming June 11 1900 announces the regular annual meeting at the companys Cheyenne office on July 1000 at 2 oclock pm for election of trustees and other business as may come before the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
F. &. Warren Mercantile Company
Chey- Wyo
Trus Tee
Atogicholders
Union of and Refining Saaety Oil
Inter Qeean Hotel
H.M. Streeter
Diverse Land Office Notices and Legal Advertisements
Notices from the land office in Cheyenne and Laramie County Wyoming announce final proof filings, probate actions, divorce petitions, and a stockholders meeting. Included are claimants William Yates and others in Bear Creek, a will probate for Henry Storth, and a Cheyenne land claim by Edwin J. Smalley with witness lists.
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Denver Pacific
Wyoming Commandery
Templar
Masonic Hall
Hoyt
W. Gill
Hecorder
Cheyenne Lodos
A. F
A. M
Henry Bungee
W. M
Avacia Lodge NO. 11
Potter
W. M. Geo. Greguhy
Becy
Vandeventer
Attorneys At Law
Othices
Union Stercantile Bik
A. F. Burke
Fowler
Burke & Fowler
Pone
Lagmers
Gibeon Clark
K. W. Mreckogs
Clark & Breckons
Rms
Commercial Elk
Abeyenne
Warner BR Stoll
Attorney At Law
Thomas Bloop
Ocean Hotel
A. & van Orsdel
Chas. W. Burdick
van Orsdel & Burdich
Cheyenne, Wyo
EL Waldo
H & Weilnits
Ideiman Block
Ineyeane
Jd. T. Norton
Atlas Stock
Mil Black & Clare
Prope
Ficmes and
Nimstiesuth
THE
Evanston
Cheyenne Leader
Denver Republican
Emmett 8. Compston
Harvard
Compston
Central America
Geeldental
Smith
Egypt
Assyria
Hue
Compaston
Joseph Smith
Martin Harrie
Witneages
Athon
New York City
Asia
Tower of Babel
Jerusalem
South America
Chicago
Buffalo Voice
McKinley
Kim Patrick
McLain
Harvey County
Kansas City Journal
Department of the Interior
Columbia
Hartfords
Columbia Rer
Columbia Bigyoles
Hartford
Conn
Columbia Moe Arp & Hammond
Department of Interior, Land Office
Shettler
United States Land Nngen
R Eyenne
Griffin
Prempe
Gee
William Yates
Bear Creek
France March
William Vane
James Hi. March
W. E Chaplin
State of Wyoming
Henry Sturth
Matilda Sturth
Albert Chapman
T. J. Pisher
United States Land oMee
Edwin J. Smalley
H. BE
Albert Dons Spersane
George Waley
Eyenne
Arthur Matthews
Graniite Canon
Thomas A. Castle
W. GB. Chaplin
Reoglater
Nora Pitkin
New York
State of New York
District Court
First Judicial District
Frank C. Pitkin
T. J Wisher
Bald District Court
Heaney
Roedel's
A. E. Roedel
Medical and Library Books
Qld
Hall & Williams
Curtin
Denver, Colo
Remington
Wyckof
Seamans & Benedict
St. Denver
Colo
W. CG. Walker
Via
Pacific
Pictore
Union Pacific
EAGT
THIA
NIPG
Utah
East Kern
C. Wy Weer
Moilet Jolodne
Palace Pharmacy
J.L. Murray
West Ixteenth
Wm. Murphy
Ferguson
Rock Spring
Rock Springs
Hanna Oggi
Keimdling
HANNA
Paul Milatzo
Lippincott
Fergueon Sia
Andrew McAdam
Capitol Avenue
Inter Uoean Hotel
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