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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
6
Wanted to take a contract to put up about 1100 tons of hay near Bosler Wyoming. Can furnish contractor machinery and three teams horses. Address H J Windsor Rock River Wyoming.
Cheyenne born Lucile Rhodes, daughter of Douglas Rhodes, marries Malcom Carroll son of the late John W. Carroll, at her mother CH Fenton’s country home near Denver. Rev John H Houghton presides as fifty guests attend with matron of honor Mrs J Freeman and bridesmaids Miss Appel and Miss Turner. The couple plan a summer at Carrollton Virginia estate before wintering in Lynchburg.
Mrs Lindsay of Port William Ontario suffered years of stomach pains until advised to take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She reports great relief and no further suffering since starting the tablets. For sale by A B Roedel.
Notice is given for the annual meeting of stockholders of the Independence Consolidated Gold Mining Company a Wyoming corporation. The meeting will be at office 204 West 17th Cheyenne Wyoming on July 25 106 at 12 50 pm to elect five trustees and transact other business. Dated June 20 Jon Ewen Smith president E G Thomas secretary.
Notice of a special meeting of Doctor Jack Pot Consolidated Mining Company stockholders at Room 13 Kent Block Cheyenne Wyoming on July 10 1905 at 1 PM. Meeting to review actions of the Board of Trustees including bond action May 26 1905 authorizing sale of the company property and to address any other proper business. Secretary F Ms Woods.
The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the company's Cheyenne office on Monday July 3 1905 to elect Trustees and conduct general business. Secretary William Sturgis signs the notice.
The Office of Gold Exploiting Company of Cheyenne Wyoming announces a July 1905 stockholders meeting for trustees and general business. It records a tax sale purchase by Ellen Lane on June 6 1902 of East half Lot 2 Block 45 Cheyenne in Bridget Ryan's name. redemption expired June 6 1905 and a deed application will be made September 26 1906 in Laramie County Treasurer's Office.
Notice to creditors for the Lewis L Baldwin estate requests claims with vouchers within six months or be barred. administrator Clyde M Watts with the Will annexed appointed June 8, 1905. Separate notice in Wyoming Laramie County lists July 29, 1905 hearing for Hugh P Buffon to obtain Letters of Administration in the Julia A DuBloise estate with court date July 29 1905 at 10 a.m. in the district court.
Denver hosts the International Epworth League Convention from July 5 to 9 with a special Cheyenne to Denver rate of 4.30 dollars. Tickets go on sale June 0th through July 1st to 3rd, with return validity via joint agent in Denver and a 50 cent validating fee until August 8th.
Colorado and Southern Railway announces through service to Cripple Creek District via the Cripple Creek Short Line starting March 1. The route becomes the fastest and most convenient between Denver and Cripple Creek with splendid trains on fast schedules departing Denver at 8:30 am and 3:45 pm daily.
Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming April 28 1906 notices contest entry 4283 by Ollie B Gilford against Charles Huffman claiming absence and nonresidence since 1903 affecting a timber land entry in township 19 north range 66 west with June 2 1905 hearing date before a U S Land Office Register and Receiver. Also May 18 1906 timber land act notice for Jesse Cale Cheyenne to prove land in section 26 township 14 north range 69 west is valuable for timber and to file adverse claims by July 25 1906 with witnesses listed.
Geo E Bescherer is administrator of the estate and creditors are notified that letters were granted June 9 1906. Claimants must file within six months from June 9 1905 or be barred. claims not filed within one year from June 9 1905 will be forever debarred. Dated Cheyenne Wyoming June 23 1905. H Donzelmann Attorney.
The Bear Creek Copper Mining Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming at 2 p.m. May 1 1905 with capital stock of 1 000 000 shares at par 1 00. Operations in Jefferson County Colorado with principal business in Cheyenne. Five trustees James Hazen Adama Frank Jones John H flee Flora Adame. Wyoming agent Geo S Walker 1614 Capital Avenue Cheyenne.
United States Reclamation Service invites sealed proposals for frame buildings at Wyncote Wyoming as part of the North Platte Project. Bid results July 19 1906 with certified check and 60 percent performance bond required. Inspect plans in Denver Fort Laramie. bids may cover whole or individual structures. E A Hitchcock Secretary.
Sealed proposals for a pile bridge about 350 feet long across the North Platte River near Casper Wyoming will be received until 3 30 p m June 29 1905. Bids include pine piling Oregon timber nails and drift bolts with a 200 dollar certified check. Bidders may attend opening. specifications available from Charles B Wells.
Department of the Interior Land Office Cheyenne announces John J Anderson of Salem Wyoming filed for final proof to support his claim H E No 3024 for S BE Section 4 T 16 N R 61 W. Proof will be made June 20 1905 before Register and Receiver in Cheyenne. Witnesses Henry S Hanson Joseph Hanson John W Rudsen and Andrew Carlson all of Salem.
Probate notice from State of Wyoming Lara County sets July 15 1905 at 10 am in Laramie County Court for hearing Mary Agnes Dinsdale’s application to issue Letters of Administration to Joan Wilkinson. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated June 19 1905, Clerk T J Fisher.
A special summer fare from Cheyenne to Kansas City and other eastern points is set at one fare plus $2.00 for round trips. Eligible routes include cities such as Kansas City, St Joseph, Cornell, Memphis, Chicago, Milwaukee, Peoria, St Paul, Minneapolis, and Duluth with sales dates May 27 to June 18 and July 1 to 10. Final return limit October 92, 1905. E. R. Breisch, Agent.
Westbound trains include Overland Limited Nos 1 and 9 with arrival and departure times. California Express No 3 and Oregon Express No 6 with morning and night slots. Eastbound services feature Overland Limited No 22 and Atlantic Express No 4, Eastern Express No 6, Fast Mail No 10. Denver Pacific Nos 102 104 101 103 show southbound and northbound timings. Chicago Burlington and Quincy primes include accommodations Nos 153 164 156 with specified days and times.
Partial timetable note shows train No 65 departing at 6 15 a m and No 66 arriving with unclear times and routes.
The timetable lists departures for Wear and Fort Russell with U P B M and C N lines. East and South D P routes show mid morning and evening slots. Minor locales Littl Bear Little Horse Creek and South Bend are served at 7 00 mm with various regional trains.
Tickets to the exposition offer direct route round trips from $40.00 and $51.00 via California. Sales run nearly daily from May 24 to September 20 with final return ninety days from sale. Stopovers allowed within final limit.
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