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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
3
The Cheyenne Leader dated Thursday June 28, 1903 lists B M Slack as editor and proprietor A B Yeager as business manager and George H Evans as city editor. The telephony office contact is given as Long Distance Telephone Office House No 181.
Cheyenne faces a mild reports of illness improving for A Adamaky while a drum corps practices for July 4 at Turner hall. Many youths return home for vacation and worries over bicycle rules ease as streets settle. Rumors touch on opera house site, water supply, and Fort Russell bands.
The labor dispute concluded without a clear winner as public peace returned. Officials and observers noted no side secured a decisive victory while negotiators remained at work to monitor the aftermath.
The town recalls a long discussed plan to build a summer resort hotel on the eastern shore of Lake Minnehaha. Previous efforts valued at about $40,000 faded, and renewed talk hints at potential formation of a company though no concrete steps are yet made. Local interest centers on a peaceful retreat for tourists with lakefront amenities.
Carriage loads of convent children toured Cheyenne at dusk as staff prepared them for vacations. The Holy Child Jesus school is praised for its rigorous program with graduates Anna Robina and Rose Martin. The Lime Kiln club figures in local intrigue with Henry Altman urged to make peace to avert trouble. City clerk office modernization and park weed control plans are noted, alongside a reflective aside from The Thoughtful Citizen.
The article argues Fort Russell is among the healthiest military posts with a mortality rate lower than other posts for over thirty years. It urges Cheyenne to investigate a nearby coal mine struck over thirty years ago, suggesting it could fuel the city if developed, amid regional calls for riches and prospects.
Classified brief offers work for laborers quarry men and swoamer men for a Cheyenne dam project twelve miles northwest of Cheyenne with pay rates of 25 to 2.60 dollars per day plus board and bed at five dollars weekly. Also seeks repairs for old furniture and car pets cleaning by Bam Mandel at 1606 Eddy airpet through Union Dye Works. Multiple rental notices advertise furnished rooms and houses with prices from five dollars per month and electric light.
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