Cheyenne city notes and local happenings overview
Riner and Johnson received a new safe. Married at the Simmons house June 25 by Judge W F Lee. Y M C A meeting at 8:30 pm in new rooms. Track laborers arrived from Cheyenne & Northern, many departed east and south. Oscar Sharpless left for Nebraska to subpoena witnesses for the Ricker horse theft trial on the 27th. Dr. Moore of Denver University to lecture on The Mysteries of Sleep at the MBE church with 50 cent admission. Presbyterian ladies to stage an entertainment in Keefe's ball next Friday. R D Ray to be treated for a fractured arm after Rock Springs yard injury. Delegates elected to Territorial Sunday School convention at Rawlins July 39 and 30. Miss Mary Lathrop to attend Rawlins convention. Shooting incident near North Park: Richard Gallagher killed by Moore, amid a dispute. Y M C A gymnasium arrived, cost 250, to be set up. donations sought. Alex Wallace denounced by Mrs Fancy Beck. may have redeemed watch from pawn. Dr Breshemir of Fort Laramie in town. met Tommy Duffy in London. Dublin Freeman reports Nationalists dispersing at Mr Muffat’s house in Dungannon. Mr Muffat was once a figure in Cheyenne. New York novelties arriving at P H Witerman: ladies' tie fashions, lawn linen shirts, and stylish goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riner & Johnson
Simmons House
W. F. Lee
F. T. Clydon
Dora
Association
Cheyenne & Northern
Chug
Oscar Sharpless
Nebraska
Sullpana
Moore
Denver University
M. BE
Jadiea
Presbyterian Church
Keefe
R. D. Ray
Rock Springs
John McCandlish
OU. T. Sheldon
Rawlins
Mary Lathrop
East
North Park
Richard Gallagher
Young Moore
Col
A. L. Moore
Dick” Gallagher
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Iowa
Alex. Wallace
Fancy Beck
Bellevue
Luk
Alex
Breshemir
Fort Laramie
London
Tommy Duffy
Tommy
Old Cheyenne
Lords
Fraudulent Desert Land Proofs Topic Probed
An Associated Press telegram quotes Mr Sparks defending the Goshen Hole Irrigation Company against fraud allegations. Thomas Sturgis denies leading the firm and asserts extensive irrigation work since 1843, with hundreds of acres alfalfa and 5 000 to 10 000 tons of hay produced. The piece mentions nonresident entrymen, plan to reclaim desert lands, and possible damages actions. Other items note Madame Janish's opera house performances and July 4 plans by KR Harrigan’s company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gowhen House Ditch Company
Huo
Thos
Scurgia
Ditch Pany
Sturgis
Goshen Hule Ditch Company
Goshen Hule Irrigation Company
Union Ouithe Company
Goshen Hole
Platte River
Horse Creek
Agenta
Thos. Sturwis
Goshen Hole Irrigation Company
United States
Wyoming
Department of the Interior
Madame Janish
Opera
Ebe
Camille
Princess Andrea
Frank Aiken
KR Harrigan
Hie
In Court Again Swan Bros Resignment Case Faces New Moves
In a continuing court session the Swan Brothers case against First National Bank moves forward. Attorneys for Swan Bros and bank representatives clashed over alleged fraudulent assignments and transfers to Lafreets and Rees. Witnesses included H Swan and J Latrents. Judge Lacey presided as Alex Swan testified cautiously, court adjourned until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Bros
Atearnoya
Danselman & Miller
W. Seevers
First National Bank
Inn
Swan Bros Willis Vandevanter
Lacey
F. W. Lafreets
A. H. Rees
Aloe
H. Swan
Thomas Wan
J. W. Latrents
BR. Nagle
W. R. An
Joseph Frank
Facta
Alex. H. Swan
District Court Convictions and a Harsh Trial Maneuver
In a district court session juries convict Ketchum on perjury and Patrick on grand larceny while Le Roy is released after attorney Campbell successfully argues the court illegally discharged the jury. Other items include a guilty outburst by Sam Tulson for perjury and a gas pricing note followed by a fire department grievance letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Fisher
J . Thompson
Stoll
Patrick
Brennan
John Chase
Ocean Hotel
Williams
Salt Lake
Thia
A. UC. Campbell
le Roy
Campbell
Sam Tulson
Dennis Brennan
Tolaon
A RAILWAY MAGNATE CLOSING HIS TOUR OF INSPECTION
T J Potter first vice president and general manager of the Union Pacific rail way arrived in the city at 6 oclock yesterday morning and toured the Cheyenne Northern with a party of officials. He said the trip was for inspection and was satisfactory noting possible clerical changes. He discussed plans and prospects for new lines and Wyoming coal and oil field work. The party will continue to Omaha after Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Potter
Union Pacific Railway
Cheyenne & Northern
G. M. Cumming
Dickinson
J.J. Burns
W. Q. Bogue
K. Wartele
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Potter
Portland
Ore
THR Leapee
United Labor
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Cheyenne & North
Kansas City
Cheyenne
Omaha
White Dresses and Jerseys at Local Stores
Readable text notes new white dresses at Oost-Myers and children's jerseys arriving at Marks on Eddy Street. Petler Artteales offers lbeodlew variety at Rhodes and Tros with Morle Vests at Oost-Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oost
Myers
Marks, Eddy Street
Petler
Rhodes
Trosa
Morle
Hoodoo Cat Causes Wild Chase Through City Streets
An odd tale describes a large black cat crossing a street near the Cheyenne carriage works and a well dressed colored man reacting by fleeing. The man explains fear of bad luck if the animal crosses his path, then retreats through Warren avenue. A medical aside suggests Hood's Sarsaparilla for regulating liver and kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Darkey
Warren
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Ghayonny
WOM
Bata Gling
Imay
Sony
Vuton
Mahway
Rvond
Denver
Oneranene
Lowe Tos
Dublin Freeman
Muffat
Dungannon
Mr. Muffat
Seventeenth Street
New York
P. BH. Witerman
Anne pHaw Coves
Davup Biten
Ideas Bicek
Comes
Sparks
Evanston
St. Jacobe
Colehnnand
Ierela
Dean Trnalle
de. W. Mn, Must
Revere Coses
Maine
Tus Laapen
Chtyesne
Kearney
Neb
Nfo
Alarte
Fimeman
Dit
Towa
Nabering
A. PoLaca
J. F. Jen
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
N. Morgan
Weaver
Benjamin Weaver Cattle Company
Frank Clark
Fred Stansom
KE. Nagle
California
Towaloo'n
Union Mercantile Block
Ferris
Fifteenth Street
B. Tuttle
RF. K. Warren
Nalk
Rhodes & Joxell's
Laramie City
A. Porack
Denim
Texas & Gulf Railway
Pueblo
J. J. Brown & Co
Wyo
Hi Block
Kelley
Cheyenne Carriage CO
Fergie MovEn Houres
Nort Avan
Premina
KK. Herm
Acker
Iosus
W. N. Huot
First National Bank of
Capital
T. B Hicks, Pararpenn
T. W. Peters
Ky Abbott, Ager
Oasnarrm
Hentving
Moina
Pijywa
Connemen
Cheyenne City Gas Company
WM. Marks
Eddy Street
Saddle Rock
Oyster and Chop House
Seventeenth St
Geo. Lyons
Phenix Market
Colorado
G. G. Masten
Perguson
Schlitz
Milwaukee
D. Miller
Marshall’s
Razor Steel Sheep Shears
DY Mall
Roberts’ Hardware Ce Oecaral
Colorede
Zehner, Buechner & CO
the Jewelers
Sixteenth Street
Ferguson
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