Stockholders Meeting Notice From May Stockholders
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a two day meeting of stockholders to be held in May. References mention a president and conduct of business, with dates and proceedings not fully legible.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
3
Notice of Estray Horses Taken in Pasture
Notice is given that two horses have been taken as estrays from a pasture. One is a black gelding with a halter, about two years old, no brand, weight around unknown pounds, marked ML on left jaw. Picked up April 10, 1903, by La Parh & Tupper, Milan and Overfall, mile west of the city.
Che Cheyenne Leader May 28 1902 Telegraph Notice
Short local notice appears in the Cheyenne Leader dated May 28 1902. The page lists editors and staff including B B Slack as proprietor and editor and Robert Mickel as business manager with George H Evans as city editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Slack
Robert Mickel
George H. Evans
Cheyenne Short Items Highlight Local Activities
State supreme court sits in pension as civil and probate cases fill district court calendars. Forestry meeting draws Cheyenne’s women. twelve marriages expected next month. Prof. Lee re elected with raise. land sales and ranch news from Laramie and Chugwater. City politics, dog impounds, school address in Sheridan, barnstorming ball games, births, and Frontier Day plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Blout
Rawling
Union Pacific
C. B. Burrows
Sheridan
Laramie
G. D. McDonald
Chugwater
Buffalo
F. W. Lee
John Underwood
Iron Mountain
Dave Nimmo
Union Pacific to Abandon Carbon Hermosa Laramie Lines
Union Pacific plans to tear up 6.7 miles from Allen Junction to Carbon within 30 days and shift traffic. the Hermosa Junction to Laramie City segment may follow in 2-3 months as 16.7 miles are reworked for east and westbound trains. Also notes local land association urging Sutherland bill and Bon family visits in San Francisco and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Allen Junction
Carbon
Hanna
Hermosa-Laramie
Hermosa Junction
Laramie Cty
Harvey
Red Buttes
Saunders
Hermosa
Laramie
Charles W. Bon
Chas. W. Bon
This
City
San Francisco
Honolulu
Cheyenne
Denver
Mr. Bon
State Forestry Association Meeting Planned at Capitol
Tomorrow at 2 pm a sizable crowd will meet in the state library room at the capitol to form a State Forestry Association. Prominent citizens and visitors will hear addresses by Prof. Aven Nelson W H Holliday of Laramie Prof J O Churchill of Cheyenne and Col L F Copeland of Harrisburg Pa. Col C G Cougant will open with the meeting outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorow
State Library
Capitol
Wyoming
Aven Nelson
Smiley
State University
W. H. Holliday
Laramie
J. O. Churchill
Cheyenne
Col
L. F. Copeland
Harrisburg
Nelson
Churchill
C. G. Cougant
Miner warns off rivals with gun threat in Wyoming
Fremont county man posts a violent alert on a tree claiming his wife left him and threatens any man who courts her. The notice warns rivals will be shot, describing himself as protecting a mineral claim. Wyoming Dental Company advertising appears in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Sarah
City Matters Classifieds Seeks Barbers Cooks and Buyers
Sober attentive experienced barber wanted for permanent job with $16 guaranteed. Cook needed at 212 East Eighteenth Street. Wanted to buy clean old rags at Leader office. Piano for sale $450 asking $300 with cash terms. Four lots and three lots for sale with agents and inquiries. Cut flowers offered by Mrs Glafcke. Real estate for sale includes eight residence lots in east town near Maxwell and Twenty-first streets via Albert Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawling, Wye
Maxwell
Twenty-first
Albert Chapman
Ranch Burns Down in Livingston Montana Inquiry
A Livingston Montana message says the ranch owned by Mrs. M. E. Boughton and Mrs. Sabilla Worrall, former residents, was completely destroyed by fire. Details are unavailable. Worrall had been visiting the city with her sister Mrs. Frances Cherenshaw. the blaze occurred after their return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingstone
Mont
M. E. Boughton
Sabilla Worrall
Mrs. Worrall
City
Frances Cherenshaw
For Rent Notice Brick Block Rooms and Houses
Multiple rental notices list four room houses at 1718 Perguson Street and furnished rooms at 417 West Twenty-first Street 104 East 16th Street 208 West 18th Street 206 West Sixteenth Street plus brick block rooms with electric light and janitor service from Warren Emporium at a price from five dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perguson Street
West Twenty-first Street
East 16Th St
West 18Th St
West Sixteenth Street
Warren Emporium
Mystery remains as Vaughn murder case dismissed
The district court in Sundance freed George Brownfield of the murder charge against John Vaughn the Belle Fourche stockman. Brownfield claimed Vaughn went toward Montana and disappeared. Officers propose Vaughn was killed en route, with ongoing rewards and an open search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Sundance
George Brownfield
John Vaughn
Belle Fourche
Liberty
Vaughn
Montana
Mr. Vaughn
Cut Flowers and Designs at Chaffin's Green House
Announcement listing floral services for weddings parties and funerals at Chaffin's Green House corner Eighteenth and Central Avenue. Also notes hot and cold baths for 15 cents at Padgett's Barber Shop on Sixteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffin
Green House
Eighteenth and
Central Avenue
Padgett'a
Sixteenth St
Frontier Day Subscriptions Rally Feedback Sought
Mayor J L Murray and A O Kelley campaign for Frontier day subscriptions and collect suggestions on Frontier colors for decorations. The race committee plans a prize of saddles and bridles for top rider and roper, replacing a belt or cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Murray
A. 0. Kelley
Frontier Daynd
C. B. Richardson
Frontier
Graham A Wonder Danl Graham Shines For Rockford in Nine Inning Win
A Illinois paper lauds Graham a Rockford pitcher in a May 23 game against Decatur. He held the lineup to two hits through eight innings and one hit scoring two runs, with four strikeouts and no walks. The Turners offer a Decoration Day program Friday May 0 with 35 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berl
Danl” Graham
Rockford
Indians
Earl Graham
Iowa Cyclone
Graham
Vialtora
Dorner
Turners
IngratiStory of Evanston Youth Claud Grand
One of the worst ingratiude cases reports Claud Grand a 21 year old youth in Evanston who got a job at Ulntab house by pity then stole a watch clothing and $3. Authorities are making unusual efforts to catch the crook. Also notice a prize wake at Cheyenne Dancing Academy Turner hall Saturday May 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Grand
Evanston
Ulntab House
Latort
Cheyenne
de Laval
Champions of Colorado at Boulevard Park Baseball
The Boulder Indians host games at Boulevard Park Friday Saturday and May 40th and Slat with matches at 1 p m. Grand stand seats 600 bleachers 860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champione
Colorado
Boulder Baseball Camra
Indians
Boulevard Park
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Albaueh
Guel Ree
Aer Es
Iwa OY Idee
Guernsey
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Fe Yeni
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Herold
Inter-Ocean Hotel
The
Davis & Stern
New York
Louis Stern
Kander
LA Parh
Tupper
Ital
Mileo
Ephone
State Supreme Court
Pes
Sion
District Court
John Kroel
Boulder Nine
Engetrom
North Platte
Willam M. Owens
Joseph Fife
Garret O'Neil
Arthur C. Ducat
Seventh Infantry
Presidio
Kemmerer
Cody Enterprise
Big Horn County
Cody
Rough Riders
Sibylle
Otto Plaga
Goal Camp
Congress
of! Land Locators Protective Association
Sutherland
Mrs. Bon
Forestry Association
Wyoming Dental Company
City Matters
East Eighteenth Street
Inquire Leader Office
Twelfth Street
Thames
the Geyser Steam Laundry Co
17Th Street
Pho
W. F. Daiber & Bro
A. E. Roedel
West 17Th Street
Rock Springs
Um Rock Ee
Capital
Dildine & Hartleroad
Capitol Ave
Ith
17Th Streets
Frontier Notes
HOS
Longhurst
Flowers Telephone
Dinneen Bros
Davis
Grocers
China
Just
W. Hall
Las
Ter
Enteenth Street
Hall
Bon Ton Stable
W. E. Dinneen
Grainger Cycle Co
Watson & Son
Davis & Kelley
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth Street
P. S. Cook
Ideal Boilers
Riner & Schnitger
Black & Clark
Reed Streets
Cheyenne and
Northern Tracks
the Excelsior Creamery
West 17Th St
Geo, H. Nagle
Chas E. Miller
Ss. Corson
Sec
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Ferguson
O. L. Bolkley
Eddy Street
Dyer Hotel
Newport Sea Salt
F. W. Roedel
City Pharmacy
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