Water rights case moved to Judge Scott for rehearing
In Evanston Judge Craig denied the court commissioners order and named H J Stoner to distribute water in the Mau canal. The entire case is referred to Judge R G Scott who tried it last term. it will return for further proceedings. Also, Wyoming University received a diploma for a grass exhibit sent to the Paris exposition in 1900. Grace Hebard, winner over state champion Margaret Bailey on the Cheyenne golf course, received a loving cup from the Laramie Golf Club, while no formal championship claim was asserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Craig
H. J. Stoner
May Canal
R. G. Scott
Mau
Mau Canal
Stoner
Scott
Wyoming University
Prof Buffum
Laramie
Gambling openly by Moorcroft cattle station menacing Crook county
A Sundance dispatch reports Moorcroft cattle station on the Burlington in Crook county openly violating the anti gambling law. Roulette faro and poker are being run in with open fashion and county authorities have been alerted but no action has been taken yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance
Moorcroft
Burlington
Crook County
Foreman John Tracey Takes Wheeling and Erie Job in Canton
John Tracey, arriving from Denver and departing to Canton Ohio, accepts a foreman position under Jack O Hearne on the Wheeling and Lane Erie road. He recently resigned after twelve years as foreman of the local blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tracey
Denver
Canton
Ohio
Jack O'Hearne
Wheeling and
Lane Erie Road
Tracey
City Equalization Board In Session For Levy
Morning report claimed the city equalization board would be idle for days. The board remains in session and actively making the levy. Notices will be issued soon for hearing complaints.
Bargain Sale on Gentlemen's Shoes by M Marks No. Turners Dance
For ten days only, seventy five pairs of gents shoes at 1.50 a pair go on sale. The Turners announce a Decoration Day dance on Friday May 30 with good music by the orchestra and admission 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turners
Wyoming Forestr y Meeting Seeks Statewide Plan
State Library room hosts a 3 pm gathering to organize a Wyoming Forestry association. C. G. Coutant outlines aims to preserve timber, replant ruined lands, plant shade trees, and press government action, citing Arbor Day roots and international examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
C. G. Coutant
Coutant
Wyoming
Horn's Pastime Gifts Rope and Bridle from Prison Craft
Horn, jailed cattle detective Tom Morn’s controversial case aside, is portrayed as the county jail’s busiest inmate. He crafts a hair rope from 1,400 steer tails and a boot-top leather bridle presented to Deputy Proctor, plus a fine hackamore by Sheriff Smalley, all reflecting his skill in leather work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morn
Willie Nickell
Jall
Horn
Walker
Proctor
Ed. Smalley
Memorial Day Parade Details In Cheyenne 1902
Memorial day events in Cheyenne include a 9 46 a m parade route from Seventeenth Street to the cemetery with Flathead troops fire department G A R W R C and school children. Businesses close at 10 am and Troop A Wyoming National Guard prepares at Keefe Hall for the Decoration Day parade.
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Seventeenth
Capitol Avenue
Twentieth Street
Twentieth
Seymour Street
Fort Russell
Fire Department
Company
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming National Guard
Keefe Hall
Kepler Returns After Elusive Absence In Town
A rambling tale of a boy named Kepler who vanished Monday during a heavy storm and reappeared 57 hours later at 24 East Twenty sixth Street. He offered no explanation for his trip and displayed no fatigue, carrying a loaf of bread. Local search parties scoured the area for two days without results. Also noted are local election results for Company F, W.N., and a larceny case in Laramie with a one year penitentiary sentence. Weather and social notices follow, including dances on June 6 and Decoration Day May 30 with admission 36 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Forestry Association of
Wyoming
Abraham
Beersheba
Socrates
Plato
France
Bay of Biscay
Bremontier
Germany
Spain
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Wibur Kepler
East Twenty-sixth Street
Theoung
Commencement Tonight at Cheyenne High School
Tonight eight oclock marks the Cheyenne high school commencement with fourteen graduates receiving diplomas. Colonel Copeland of Harrisburg Pa will deliver the address and a musical program will follow. Tickets are available at the high school and will be issued after the graduating class and others with privileges have received their gifts. A G A R badge admits a member and reserved seating is provided. Also note trout distribution in Dale Creek Fish Creek and Willow Creek by the state fish warden earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Cheyenne High School
Colonel Copeland
Harrisburg
Churchi
Copeland
Lyceum
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S. SN. Herold
Denver, Colorado
Inter-Ocean Hotel
PNAS
CHINE
Room
Ferguson
Lauck & Tupper’s
T. E. Gray
Ferguson St
GEO. W. Sneider
Alex. Turnbull
Mortician
Vreeland & Gregory
Ferguson Street
M. Marks
Cowhick Dry Goods Co
Cowhick Dry Goods. Co
State Forestry Association
Capitol
Courant
George Gregory
J. F. Gross
Cheyenne Lodge No
Alemania No
Magic City Rebeked Lodge
Canton Cheyenne No
Odd Fellows Hall
House House
George Kingham
Cheyenne Dry, Goods Company
Messick Company
New York Press
Eilzabeth Mining Company
Elisabeth Mining Company
Delaware Block
Lou All
M. P. O'Brien
Chaffin’s
Kepler
Douglas
William A. Arnold
H. N. Perrine
T. H. Littleton
L. H. Pussey
James Welsh
Weather Report
Mississippi
Detroit
Buffalo
Montana
Kansas
Olkahoma
Texas
Oklahoma
Abilene
Texeo
Palmer
The
Maccabees
I. 0
O. F. Hall
Dale Crek
Dale Creek
Fish Creek
Willow Creek
Base
Knight’s
Spaulding’s
Kitzmiller
Pantatorium
West 16Th Street
S. Drobacz
Seventeenth Street
Eddy
Cheyenne Dry Goods Company
Messick Dry Goods Co
John Harrington
Geo. H. Nagle
Corson
Bec. and
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Branda of Tour
Watchmaker
Miller's
Pergueon
David Miller
N. Alden Bolles, D.C
Osteopathic
Normandie Hotel
West Seventeenth St
FE. S. Johnston
Logan
Waterman and
Parker
Fountain Pens
Buechner & Son
Waterinttkers
Engrav
Underwood Grocery Co
Underwood
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