Spring Footwear Parade at Good Dresser Store
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1902
Page
4
New Electric Trains Set for Western Railroading Era
Union Pacific introduces electric trains No. 1 and No. 2 through Cheyenne marking a new era in western railroading. The main line timetable remains unchanged other than freight shift. the Overland Limited will feature a dynamo car and in-car telephone system across four stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Aclic
Missouri River
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Colorado
Colorado Division
Denver
Chicago
Omaha
Ofden
Oakland
Union Pacific Moves to Freeze Out Hanna Saloons
The Union Pacific owns the saloon buildings at Hanna and raises rent from 66 to 176 dollars per month plus 25 dollars for water and light. The higher charges risk driving the saloon operators out as they cannot meet the rents, a move described as a freeze out. In Kemmerer Wyoming March 31 Richard Jones, who was in the week’s main line wreck, contracted a severe cold that developed into smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rawlins Journal
Union Pacific
Hanna
Kemmerer
Wyo
Richard Jones
Examining Board Arrives as UP Reviews Train Rules
The Union Pacific examining board arrived from the west today to assess employees who failed to meet the standard on the previous examination of the new train rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Examining Board
West
Sale of stylish trimmed hats at Mrs. A F Hamilton's
A sale event features trimmed hats at Mrs. A F Hamilton's. The Lue Knight Campbell Music company is closing out Cheyenne stock and will discontinue this store on April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F Hamilton
Lue Knight
Supreme Court Affirms Trespass Ruling in Cosgriff Brothers Case
Wyoming Supreme Court upholds district court ruling awarding Isaac Miller about 6000 for sheep trespass on unfenced lands. Decision holds owner must give notice by description or general knowledge of land. railroad land access and future appeal possibilities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Cosgriff Brothers
District Court
State Supreme Court
Wyoming
Congriff Brothers
Isaac Miller
Potter
Knight
Corn
Rawlins
Isaac’ Miller
Miller
United States Supreme Court
New Superintendent H. W. Sheridan Resigns
H W Sheridan resigns as assistant superintendent for the Green River middle district of Wyoming division. He is succeeded by H W Hilliker who takes over tomorrow morning. Hilliker previously served as chief train dispatcher at Grand Island for the Union Pacific and is regarded as capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Sheridan
Green River
Middle
Wyoming
H. W. Hilliker
Mr. Hilliker
Grand Island
Union Pacific
Easter music and division talk touch Wyoming county
The Presbyterian church featured a double quartette under Miss Blackburn with Easter music including Hail Easter Morn Awake O Earth and Christ Our Passover. Ensign French spoke at Salvation Army about immortality, and northern Uinta county residents propose creating a new Jackson County with seat at Afton, affecting La Barge and Big Piney. County Assessor George Gregory returns from Salt Lake to start tax assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Miss Blackburn
Misa Lyons
Darnton
Misses Lyons
Uinta County
Evanston
Kemmerer
Jackson
Afton
la Barge
Big Piney
Charlies Hamilton to Learn Machinist Trade in Cheyenne
Charlies Hamilton, long employed at a clothing store in Eg ainton, will arrive in Cheyenne tomorrow to take a position in the shop here to learn the machinist trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Hamilton
Egainton
Cheyenne
Shopa
Premature Explosion Fatal at Glencoe Mines
An Italian miner suffered a broken leg and other injuries in a premature explosion at the Glencoe mines. The incident produced a line of correct street hats arriving at 1710 Ferguson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imo
Glencoe
Wameuster Wreck Delays Tramic Train. No Injuries
A brief Saturday delay occurred due to a blight wreck at Wameuster. No injuries were reported. In local lodge news, Mike was elected to be installed next week at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramic
Wameuster
Greekhart
Vitor
Mike
Foere
Fort Russell to receive major upgrades and new quarters
Col. J. W. Pope, Fort D. A. Russell chief quartermaster, returned to Denver after inspecting the fort. He said a large amount of government funds already spent on improvements will be followed by more, including new quarters and barracks and a planned military road to town. The work promises benefit for Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
J. W. Pope
Department of Colorado
Denver
Fort
D. A. Russell
Colonel Pope
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Fort Russe
Parish Priest Comedy At Opera House Tomorrow
The Parish Priest is to be presented at the opera house tomorrow night by Daniel Sully. The bright comedy was here last year and was one of the season’s best, likely to be heartily welcomed by theatre goers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sully
Fishback to Speak at First Methodist on Greater Americans
Rawlins native Hon C F Fishback known as the Silver Tongued Orator will lecture at 8 tonight at the First Methodist church on Greater Americans and Their Value. W P Carroll will read an original poem Custer and the Three Hundred. Tickets 26 cents for men with school pupils free. Wyoming on the Flag noted. A Washington dispatch reports Bhafroth of Colorado introducing a bill to size the field for flag rearrangement with two new stars for Wyoming and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Fishback
Rawlins
First Methodist Church
W. P. Carroll
Custer and the
Wyoming
Washington
Bhafroth
Colorado
United States
Utah
Cheyenne Business College Ad Offers Year Subsidy
Principal Roger of Cheyenne Business College offers a year long subsidy to the Wester Penman pupil who writes the moot effectively. The ad appears in tomorrow's Daily Leader logue. It notes the infant son of W J Monnesay, mail clerk, died at night and was buried yesterday afternoon. the child was born last Tweedsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Cheyenne Business College
Wester Penman
Business College
Daily Leeder
W. J. Monnesay
Tweedsy
Two Sheepmen Die in Range War in Wyoming
Reports out of Rock Springs Wyoming say Roan and Abe Hill, sheepmen, died from wounds after a battle on the Green River range near Big Piney. Eleven hundred sheep were killed and cattlemen suffered nonfatal injuries as the long feud over range use intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range Question
Rock Springs
Wyo
Roan
Abe Hill
Big Piney
Green River
Coun- Roan
Hill Brothers
Uinta
Fremont
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Butterfield
Ufe
Henry’s Fork
Lone Tree
Thomas Ryan
Chris Peterson
New Fork
Burlington Brakeman Falls From Moving Train
Jack Ryan a Burlington brakeman accidentally fell from a moving train Saturday afternoon as it pulled out of the yards and suffered a fractured arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ryan
Burlington
Denial of Copper Mine Offer in Whalen Canon
A report says J. W. Popp Tom Talbot and Colonel Dick son refused $12 000 for a half interest in Whalen canon copper mines. Frederick would visit Cheyenne to negotiate if possible. Talbot denied any offer and said he heard nothing. Wyoming world’s fair commission to meet at the capitol Wednesday afternoon with W S Ward expected from Denver as field commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Popp
Tom Talbot
Colonel Dickson
Whalen Canon
Frederick
Cheyenne
World’s Fair Commission For
Wyoming
Capitol
W. 8. Ward
Denver
Champion Wild Horse Rider Heads to Coateville
Thad Sowder the world champion bucking rider leaves for Coateville Pennsylvania with Buffalo Bill's Wild West show in training for the coming season. He has long been a leading figure in frontier days bucking contests and recently earned a jeweled belt in Denver. Cody later contracted him to ride in the show beginning next month in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Sowder
Coateville
Buffalo Btil
New Yor
Denver
Cheyenne
Thad Bowder
W. F. Cody
Suit Compromise in Union Pacific Damages Case
Samuel Blackham sued the Union Pacific in Salt Lake for 10000 dollars and, by agreement, judgment was entered for 1750 dollars. Buckman, an engineer on the western division, was injured months earlier by a flying bolt striking his face in the cab, source of origin undisclosed. A funeral for Mack Putcamp, two years old, was held at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. H. H. McQuilkin officiating. Mrs. A F Hamilton advertised stylish millinery at 1710 Ferguson Street. Roiler Makers dance and supper announced at Turner Hall on Monday evening March 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Blackham
Union Pacific
Salt Lake Court
Buckman
Mack
W. H. Putcamp
First Presbyterian Church
H. H. McQuilkin
Turner Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Max J. Meyer
Leading Hatter
Idelman Block
Mr. and Mrs. Good Dresser
Cincinnati Shoe Co
T. E. Gray
Ferguson Street
Lauck & Tupper’s
Logan’s Bookstore
Post Office
Portland
San Francisco
Continent
Cowhick Dry Goods Co
Titus
Mozart
Miss Corn
Mar
Quilkin
Ensign French
Salvation Army
George Gregory
Salt Lake
Perguson Treet
Quartermaster Pope
Pope
HON. C. F. Fishback
Santa County
Champion
Suee
A. F. Hamilton
Grace
N. Alden Bolles, D.C
Osteopathic
Normandie Hotel
J. W. Bruner
Ferguaen St
Wm. Myers & Co
Lady Street
GEO
H. Nagle
Chas, & Miller
Bec
Trea
Union Mercantile Co
Fergugon Street
Cheven
John Harrington
Watchmaker
Miller's
Ferguson
David Miller
Messick Dry Goods Company
Peoples’ Store
Buechner & Son
Fergueon Street
P.M. Vaughn
Duisosuradste
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