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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
5
New Thirty-Two Prisoners await district court action. Trials set this term include murder in the first degree for John Posey Ryan and burglary charges for Sam Smith. Peter Dickerson faces perjury, among other serious offenses.
A rich Greek company headed by Andrew Pappos plans a $20,000 brick block on Fifteenth Street in Cheyenne within two months. The firm will run a general store hotel restaurant and labor agency with wholesale and retail trade and supply Greek laborers along the Union Pacific. Andrew Pappos and Company may expand with branch stores from Cheyenne headquarters.
The first car of Wyoming Consolidated Asbestos Company equipment arrived in Casper for the Smith Creek mines. It carries a 70-flue 250-hp boiler and engine plus shafting and belt pulleys, weighing over 18 000 pounds. Freight was 261 dollars from Elyria Ohio. A second car with crushers and pumps is due soon. J C Ross of Elyria is expected on the 15th to assemble the engine house and install equipment.
Forecast Wyoming Fall Saturday and Sunday. Local data for the four hours ending 6 PM May 7 1909. Maximum 66 degrees minimum 38 degrees. Precipitation recorded as none. Palmer, Section Director W.8.
All county warrants issued by Laramie county Wyoming prior to May 12 1908 should be presented at the county treasurer's office by May 12 1908 or asap after. Interest on warrants will cease after May 12 1908. Luke Voorhees County Treasurer.
Rollie Wright appeared before Judge Tubbe in Casper on May 6 or 7 and was bound over in the sum of $500 on a charge of stealing livestock. He is accused of taking two head of cattle from M. J. Bishop and converting them to his own use.
City notes report a series of brief items: Dr and Mrs G L Strader called to Boulder Colorado by Mrs Strader’s father's illness. Deputy Sheriff George Carroll returns from Wheatland to handle civil actions. Mrs Charles Reynolds back home after hospital treatment. Alexander Hanna visiting after naval service aboard West Virginia. Nagi Bogorris treated at St John’s for rheumatism. Miss Eugene Brewington, former local employee, dies in Bedford Kentucky. state game laws being printed for pocket editions. local contractor dissolutions. A O U W basket social enjoyed. Frontier day card distribution by Industrial club. Roy Madison joins Cheyenne fire department. Moose lodge holds first annual session. State Geologist Edwin Hall reports mountain roads blocked by snow. plans to reach Lusk pending better roads.
A candy Cosette laxative claims universal favor with natural gentle relief. A single tablet taken when needed is said to alter many ailments and is presented as a trusted remedy used by millions monthly.
The notice promotes horse and carriage services for any business or leisure trip. It promises satisfactory arrangements and reasonable pricing.
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