Change of Organization for Wyoming Development and Transport Co
Special meeting in Laramie Albany county Wyoming on April 24 1902 approved doubling capital stock from 5 to 10 million dollars and increasing shares from 50000 to 100000. office moved from Cheyenne to Laramie. filings completed with secretary of state and county clerks in counties of operation. Also notices of final settlement for estates of Arthur Richardson and Stopher OBrien filed by administrators and executrices with dates in May terms before Laramie district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Development and Transportation Company
Laramie
County of
Albany
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Albany County
Secretary of State
Wyo
Arthur Richardson
State of
Clardnod B. Richardson
Stopher O'Brien
Couny of
Annie O'Brien
Bacoutris
Memorial Day Drills and City News in Laramie
The day featured Memorial exercises in public schools and praise for Colonel Copeland as a fine orator. Laramie banks closed, shops opened late, and a gate-crashing prank suspended eight university students for a faculty meeting break in. The city also celebrates a $100,000 public building project with Senator Warren securing its inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. McQuilkin
Salvation Army
Lem Ellis
Dale Creek
Government
Monida
Mont
Colonel Copeland
Laramie
Welock
Union Pacific
Rolling Mill
Senator Warren
Wyoming Forms State Forestry Association at Capitol Meeting
The Wyoming gathering at the capitol launched a state forestry association with Governor Richards leading talks on forest protection and water supply. Officers named include H B Henderson president and W C Deming secretary, with plans for county superintendents and university forestry endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Forestry Association
Capitol
Wyoming
Commonwealth
Richards
Chatterton
H. B. Henderson
C. N. Potter
R. N. Matson
E. A. Slack
Corn
Grant
Aaron Meyers
W. C. Deming
Aven Nelson
The
State University
H H. Mcquilkin
Stitzer
Elias Nelson
Laramie
Gutterman
E. E. Tarbill
C. G. Countant
W. R. Schnitger
Wallace Bond
Europe
Rocky Mountain
Department of Forestry
W. H. Holliday
F. Chatterton
Yale
Cornell
Wyoming University
Henderson
FE. A. Slack
University of Wyoming
Obesity Diets Highlighted By Washington Doctor
A Washington physician promotes spring weight loss through beefsteak and large quantities of spinach with limited sugar, no water with meals, and exercise. He notes the French use spinach to “broom the stomach,” claims rapid cure, clearer complexion, and a rosy glow after a month on a restricted diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eve Wants a New Silk Dress in Portland Farce
A playful Portland Oregonian excerpt shows Eve pleading for a silk dress with applique trimming, while Adam questions the claim of widespread fashion. The scene ends with Eve blushing and retreating, as a playful exchange and a punchline about bouillon mirror the whimsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
The
Portland Oregonian
Adam
Mother's Water Cure edition de luxe slated for release
Newark News notes an anti imperialist poem titled Mother's Water Cure printed in this column will soon be issued on deck edge manila paper for barbers to use in cleaning taxors. Free distribution offered to those paying freight. The piece attacks the Philippines war and mocks Major Waller, inviting a face to face confrontation with the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Barbera
Alr la
Philippines
Waller
Gore
Newark News
Kipling's Faith and a Father's Care
A Connecticut bishop cites Rudyard Kipling as example of simple robust faith. A nurse at his bedside heard him murmur the childhood prayer Now I lay me down to sleep informing that he seeks his Heavenly Father for care in illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Brewster
Connecticut
Rudyard Kipling
Yale University
Mr. Kipling
Waat
Kipling
Novel Suit Seeks Title to Submerged Lake Property
In Laramie County District Court Judge Scott hears a suit to quiet title to two lots on East Sixteenth Street once on the lake shore but now submerged in Lake Minnehaha. The county assessor mis listed lots 1 and 2 in block 429 in 1880s assessments leading to tax sales and transfers culminating in Henry Rice ownership. the land is now water about 150 feet from shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
L[aramie County
Scott
East Sixteenth Street
Minnehaha
Court House
Henry Rice
Caught in Drum at Union Pacific Mine No 1
John Johnson, engineer at Union Pacific mine No 1 in Rock Springs, crawled into the drum on the winding cable to inspect the brake. A misapplied brake tightened the drum and a string of coal cars mile down the slope caused deadly motion. He was carried inside the revolving drum amid wreckage but escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Union Pacific
Rock Springs
Johnson
Fort Band for Elks eyed for elk carnival trip
William Ireland and Frank Bassett returned to Denver as Denver lodge of Elks representatives to secure costs for taking the Fort Russell band on a fall trip to the Elk carnival in Salt Lake. The Cheyenne Elk band will accompany their delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ireland
Frank Bassett
Denver
Cheyenne
Denver Lodge of Elks
Fort Russell
Salt Lake
Denver Elks
Cheyenne Elk Band
City classifieds list Barber Needed and Real Estate Ads
Sober experienced barber wanted permanent job with $16 guaranteed send details to Box 229 Rawlins Wyoming. Also cook wanted at 212 East Eighteenth Street. Leader office buys clean old rags and sells a $450 piano for $300 with terms. inquiries to Leader office. Three or four lots offered by Albert Chapman real estate, plus eight residence lots east part of town near Maxwell Twenty-flat and Twenty second streets. Rentals include three 4 room houses, Furnished rooms at 417 Went Twenty first Street and 306 What Sixteenth Street and Nicoly rooms in brick blocks at Warren Emporium. Cut flowers and designs at Chaffin's greenhouse corner of Eighteenth and Central. Padgett's Barber Shop offers baths at Sixteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Chapman
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Miss.s. N. Herold
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Dinneen Bros
Davia
Grocers
China
Just
Les
Ter
West Bev
Enteenth Street
Hall
the Geyser Steam Laundry Co
W. F. Daiber & Bro.Men’s Furnishers
Bon Ton Stable
W. &. Dinnern, Proprietor
Ephone
B. A. Slack
Robert Mickel
George H. Evans
A. E. Roedel
Telephone
West 17Th Street
Watson & Son
Grainger Cycle Co
Thos. Longhurst
Flowers
B. P. Weatherby
Fred A Miller
Thomas Gleason
Thomas King
Dinneen
W. H. Riddeford
Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance Company
Morrison, Merrill & Co
Black Clark
Gov. Richards
Slack
Aaron Myers
Grand Encampment
N. Potter
McQuilkin
Tarbill
Matson
Potter
Walter
Boullion
Megepdorter
Bubseriire
Minnehaha Lake
Fort
ELKS
Philadelphia Press
Tess
Cheyenne Dancing Academy
Turner Hall
City Matters
Rawlins
East Eighteenth Street
Inquire Leader Office
Twelfth Street
Thames
Glafcke
Inqquire
Ferguson Street
Twenty-first Street
Nicoly
Warren Emporium
Chaffin
Green House
Eighteenth and
Central Avenue
Padgett'’s
Davis & Kelley
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth Street
P. S. Cook
Riner & Schnitger
Maken le Colorado
Black & Clark
Reed Streets
Cheyenne and
Northern Tracks
de Laval
the Excelsior Creamery
West 17Th St
Wyomips
Wm. Murphy
Hanna
Capital
Dildine & Hartleroad
Capitol Ave
16Th
17Th
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Lines
Missouri River
Northe-Western
Vilom
Newport Sea Salt
F. W. Roedel
City, Pharmacy
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