Cheyenne Leader Succeeds Bun Leader Price Six Dollars
A brief note from Cheyenne indicates the Cheyenne Leader succeeds the Bun Leader publication and lists a price of 6 dollars.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1902
Page
2
A brief note from Cheyenne indicates the Cheyenne Leader succeeds the Bun Leader publication and lists a price of 6 dollars.
State Examiner Henderson reports prosperity across Wyoming including Kemmerer and surrounding regions. The editorial urges unity for Wyoming’s growth and comments on Cheyenne’s justice of the peace salary and political intrigue around Charles Towne. Mention of a Dan Lamont presidential boom in New York circles.
The Hancock Michigan Evening Journal notes President Roosevelt reaffirms a 1901 platform plank opposing conspiracies to restrain business, monopoly power, and price control. It argues voters increasingly demand platforms that reflect actual party positions and enforce them, not just campaign bait.
The Leader notes official wind speeds show Denver at sixty eight miles per hour and Cheyenne at forty six, disproving a long standing claim that Cheyenne is stronger. The piece urges irrigation support and political unity, referencing the river and harbor bill and Delaware Senate representation discussions.
Under Lacey's bill no corporation may lease lands. When two or more eligible applicants seek the same land and not enough land exists, allotment will be made under interior secretary rules. Lands must be classified and leased by the interior secretary with rents per acre based on class or grade and paid as prescribed.
The proposed grazing law would grant lease rights on non irrigable public lands to homestead settlers and smallholders, capping leases at 3 200 acres for five years, with transfers prohibited. It allows fencing and protection of leased lands and maintains rights of entry for homesteads and mineral claims.
The St Louis exposition in Forest Park is postponed one year to May 1904 to commemorate the Louisiana Purchase. Officials cite exhibit preparation delays, foreign exhibitors needing more time, and government building material concerns as reasons for the delay. Congress is expected to grant federal appropriation continuation for the event.
The house passed the anti conspiracy bill without debate amid questions about its impact on injunctions in labor disputes. The measure says agreements between multiple persons to act against a employer are not criminal unless the act would be criminal if done by one person. It aims to limit penalties for collective actions.
State Librarian Courant received a large shipment of books today at the State House. Capitol Park Superintendent Wellnitz works to restore order around the state house. Chief Clerk Hinckle of the state board of land commissioners manages many inquiries after returning from St Louis.
The state board of charities and reform weighs Boswell resignation as lessee and consideration of Otto Gramm of Laramie. The column reviews The Rustler a western tale, and notes literary gossip, author updates, and upcoming official surveys and incorporations.
The Leader buys private box seats for Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew with Charles B Hanford at the opera house on a Thursday in May. The Leader will award the seats to the public school teachers with the most votes, using a simple coupon ballot sent to the office. The paper will publish daily vote tallies and contestants.
State of Wyoming Laramie County In District Court First Judicial District In the Matter of the Estate of Maurice P Dinneen Deceased Notice of Settlement of Account for Posting William J Dinneen executor filed his final account for the May term 1902 to be heard at Cheyenne court house on Tuesday day of June 1902 at o oclock a m or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard Any person interested may appear and file written exceptions to contest the account Dated May 5 1902 T J Fisher Clerk H B Wellnitz attorney for said estate
Fragmented OCR lists prices for calling cards printed per 100 with a base rate of 51.00. Mentions plate trained and other unclear terms likely referencing production steps or textures.
The notice names Actualaletratrix joining attorney for admin with W Lacey overseeing the case. The document references legal representation and directs actions related to the administration proceedings.
Annie O Brien executrix announces settlement of Christopher O Brien estate at the May term of the district court in Larambind County Wyoming. Creditors and interested parties are urged to present claims. For sale or rent listings, consult The Defy Leader's advertising column.
Denver announces bids for fuel supply to Forts Apache Grant Huachuca Bayard Wingate Douglas DuChesne D A Russell Mackensie Washakie and Logan Denver through June 1908. Open to partial quantities and delivery at other posts. bids due May 12 1902. Marion Zinc stockholders to meet May 31 1902 in Wyoming to consider raising capital and bond authority.
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