City Council Reports Bid Totals and Street Name Shakeup
Mayor Murray led a full council session approving tax sale authority and a water and sewer plan pause. Bids for city fuel were read with Riner & Schnitger and RB Van Tassell leading. officials will study coal quality. A sewer extension on Warren Avenue was granted and a property appraisal board appointed. Street name ordinance to reorder north south streets was tentatively approved with five votes.
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Murray
Swan
Helen Jenkins
Davis
Riner & Schnitger
Rock Springs
Colorado Sinck
Colorado Nut
Colorado Lump
van Tassell
Hanna Eze
Slack
Hanna Nut
K Springs
Hanna Or
Murphy
Rockk Springs
Rock Spring
Hannaslack
Warren Avenue
Twentyfth
Twenty
D. W. Gill
W. R. Schnitger
Willam Murphy
Silver Crown
Bristol
Sixteenth and
O'Neill
John Thomas
H. B. Henderson
Central Avenue
Cumber
Herman Aman
West Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Seventeenth and
Reel Streets
Reed Streets
Jack and the Beanstalk at Opera House Saturday
Prominent in the season lineup is Jack and the Beanstalk at the opera house on Saturday evening March 8. The production features an excellent cast, elaborate effects, dazzling costumes, and noteworthy choreography promising broad appeal. Rose Coghlan stars in Forget Me Not opening Monday March 10 with an ornate staging and strong supporting troupe. Federated Women’s clubs summit in Los Angeles with Cheyenne rates noted.
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Opera House
Rose Coghlan
Mion Row Coghlan
Dreming
Waldo Be
Broadway
Neek
Stephane Mobrivart
Ben Daniels Alleged Prison Term Questioned
A Rawlins report claims Ben Daniels may have used an alias if he served time, noting no state records show a Ben Daniels prisoner term. The piece argues government prisoner records were removed, but territorial court records held by T. Joe Fisher indicate Daniels served time, deemed conclusive.
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Rawlins
Ben Daniels
Territorial Court
T. Joe Fisher
Laramie County
Bidding For Bonds Lets City Expect Strong Interest
Mayor Murray had one bid from a Chicago man for the water and sewer bonds. The bidder believed bids opened March 4 instead of April 15. The city likely attracts several bids, enabling a low interest rate.
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Murray
Chicago
Fell From Engine Injures Boiler Shop Worker
Mike McLaughlin, a boiler shop worker and former coal chute foreman, fell from an engine while setting No 1628 Monday night. He struck his head, was unconscious, then carried to McKeen's office for treatment. He joked about his recovery, hoping his head heals by St Patrick's Day despite potential further blows.
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Mike MccLaughin
Reservoirs the thing in irrigation progress
Prof Elwood Mead tells the Denver Republic that reservoirs are a key feature of irrigation. He notes they solve falling streams and save crops, boosting western cultivation through private enterprise.
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Prof. Mead
Denver Republican
Elwood Mead
West
Mead
Burlington survey crews move to Warland for new branch
Dispatch from Billings Montana reports Burlington surveyors who spent months laying lines for the Great Falls Billings extension have withdrawn and order to Warland Wyoming. A line will run up Wood River to Meeteetsee and Camp Ashwin with ties and rails unloaded at Garland and grading crews in camp nearby.
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Billings
Mont
Burlington
Great Falls-Billings
Warland
Wyo
Wood River
Meeteetsee
Camp Ashwin
Garland
Attack on the convoy near Klerkdorp ends in heavy losses
In a Pretoria dispatch Lord Kitchener reports 632 British casualties including killed wounded and prisoners. Boer forces estimated 1200 to 1700 men attacked the convoy near Klerkdorp, gun positions were captured, and two British guns were exhausted after a two hour engagement with a rear and center assault. Lieutenant Colonel Anderson and 9 officers with 245 men returned to Kraalpan describing the fierce fight.
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London
Pretoria
Kitchener
Vondonop
Klerkdorp
Transvaal Colony
Roera
Anderson
Kraalpan
Cape Colony
Klerksdorp
Be the Huntish
Endowment of Mining Schools
Washington March 1. Representative Scott reports favorably on Grosvenor’s bill to fund mining education from public land proceeds. The plan sets $10,000 current year and rising to $24,000 per state or territory for ten years, with half to established mining departments or schools and half to agriculture and mechanics colleges. The committee favors strengthening existing schools over creating new ones and notes substantial federal surplus remains after other uses.
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Washington, D. C
Scott
House Committee On
Miner and Mining
Grosvenor
Collegea
Agriculture
Mechanic Arte
Congress
School of Miner
College
Agriculture and Mechanic
United States
Public Land Fund
Secretary of the Treasury
General Land Office
General Treasury
Land and Forest Administration
Eastlander's Change of Taste After Leader Cigar
A man from the east believed only eastern products could be good for eating drinking or smoking. A friend gave him a Leader cigar, and since then he stops demanding sweatshop brands.
Annual Meeting Freight for Cattle Growers in Denver
American Cattle Growers announce annual meeting in Denver on March 4. One fare for round trip. Sale dates set for March 3 and 4 with final return unit on March 19.
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American Cattle
Denver
Delightful Winter Trips To South and Southeast Resorts
Subscribe for The Leader to access attractive low rate round trip tickets via the Colorado and Southern RV. Destinations include Galveston Houston San Antonio El Paso New Orleans Lake Charles City of Mexico Monterey Guadalajara Jacksonville St Augustine and Ours Cuba. Through trains offer Pullman sleep ers elegant cafe cars and la carte meals.
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Colorado
Southern RV
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Louisiana
New Orleans
Lake Charlies
South
T. BR. Fisher
Denver
For Sale and Rent Notices in City Matters Ad List
Free three time adverts for situations wanted under City Matters. Listings include poultry items, incubators, real estate, rooms for rent, furnished rooms, six room houses, lost items, and cut flowers. Addresses and agents named, with rewards and contact details in Cheyenne.
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Ferguson St. Confectionary Store
Cheyenne
Andy E. Roedel
The
Draga@ist
17Th Street
Thos. Longhurst
West Sixteenth Street
J F. Jenkins
the Shoe Man
Capital
Dildine & Hartleroad
Capitol Ave
16Th
17Th Streets
Warren Gamp
Union Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern Lines
Missouri River
Union Paaltic Nortve
Holia Ventibaled
Pour Chats
Fallon Westan
Council
Wo‘ve Clube
Los Angeles
Endowment OF Mining Schools
Grovenor
Growers
Texas
Mexico
City of Mexico
Monterey
Guadalajara
Florida
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Cuba
Havana
New Providence
Nassau
England & Rossman
City Matters
Plymouth Rock
East Twenty-first Street
R. R
Wyoming
East Eighteenth Street
Twelfth Street
Thomea
Albert Chapmac
Stowe
Maxwell Sod
Albert Chapman
Kitzmiller
Mcteon & Kennedy
Carey Block
West Twenty-second Street
West 18Th Street
East Twelfth St
Warren Emporium
Alert Hose House
J. M. Carey
Percy Smith
Chaffir's
Green House
Eighteenth and
Bailey & Moor
Jack and the
Wilbur
Kirwin
Opera Company
Ellis
Rose Coglan
Boate
Ellie
Warren Mercantile Co
COAL
Hanna
van Tassel
15Th
Eddy
Davis & Kelley
Ideal Boilers
Sassafras
F. W. Roedel
City Pharmacy
Wm. Murphy
Hanns
GEO. W. Sneider
Alex
Turnbull
Mortician
Ganeral Director
the Knight-Campbell Music Company
Knight-Campbell Music Co
Sixteenth St
Black & Clark
Cheyenne and
Northern Tracks
Bon Ton Stable
W. &. Dinneen
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