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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1908

Page

4

Jacobson to be sent to Wyoming asylum for treatment

Carl Jacobson an insane Swede found unsound by a six man jury in district court will be committed to the Wyoming hospital for the insane at Evanston. He consented to lunacy proceedings and will be transported there by an asylum attendant. He became mentally affected after injuries from a locomotive crash two years ago.

Carl Jacobson Wyoming Hospital Evanston Jacobson Matken State

Hodges to Stay at Atlas with Two Other Attractions

Hodges remains the main draw at the Atlas with the best musical act and stage effects in Cheyenne. Heaney keeps Hodges through the week as two additional top acts join songs and pictures for a 90 minute show. Prof. Dunn presents motion pictures on the Atlascope with Jane Shore and the Mesquimaux Dance.

Cheyenne Heaney Dunn Jane Shore Msquimaux

Two Additional Civil Service Examinations

The Civil Service Commission announces exams in Cheyenne on December 2 for an irrigation and drainage engineer with a salary range of 1200 to 2000 and on December 9-10 for a nautical almanac office computer with a salary of 1000 to 1600. Applicants must be at least 20 on exam day.

The Civil Service Commission Cheyenne Omide Department of Agriculture

Informations Filed Against Three Prisoners

Prosecuting Attorney C. M. Watts filed informations against three prisoners in county jail. Harry Kelley is charged with burglarizing a freight car and stealing goods valued at 102 dollars. Ralph P. Drake faces a charge of receiving stolen property valued at 54 dollars. J. Ireland is charged with entering the Dyer hotel to commit a felony and stealing an overcoat valued at 10 dollars.

C. M. Watts Harry Kelley Ralph P. Drake Ireland Dyer Hotel

Atlas Theater Draws Big Crowds for Second Week Show

The Atlas saw nearly full seating as the second series drew strong applause. The Hodges lingered for three days with a new music set, while The Country Parson and The Funny Dutchman offered fresh material. Only two more days remained in the week’s standout lineup.

ATLAS Atlas Theater Merry Atlas

Las Vegas Promises Support for Dry Farming Congress

The Commercial Club of Las Vegas New Mexico voted to notify the Trans Miss Missouri Dry Farming Congress of strong interest in its success. The club will help boost attendance and promote regional resources exhibits for the upcoming Cheyenne gathering. George A Fleming signed as secretary.

Las Vegas N. M John T. Burns Cheyenne Wyo The Commercial Club R. E B. Twitchell Commercial Club of Congress New Mexico Albuquerque George A. Fleming

Wonderful new discovery metalizes vegetable substances

A French electro chemist Prof I G Delamothe perfects a 15 year secret process to metallize roses turning live roses into metal with colored finishes mounted on hat pins. The Murchison Jewelry Co displays Real Rose Hat Pins described as beautiful and artistic.

L. G. Delamothe Murchison Jewelry Co

Caution Advised on Seymour Street Water Trench Hazards

Notice warns drivers of horses and automobiles to proceed carefully on Seymour street and nearby avenues from Twenty-sixth to Thames due to open water trenches and unfinished pipes on the thoroughfares.

Seymour Street Seymour Thames

Stained Glass Windows for New Cathedral Arrive

The large stained glass windows for the new St. Marys cathedral arrived yesterday in city crates of unusual size. Handling bulky packages proved difficult for afflicts with kidney and bladder trouble. Pineules for the Kidneys offer relief after one dose with a 40 days trial for $1.90. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.

St. Mary's Cathedrala diMculty Palace Pharmacy

Notice to Merchants of Cheyenne About Debts

Statement refusing to pay debts incurred by wife Maggie Scanlon and signed by Thomas J. Scanlon. The text then advertises the opera and theatre season with LeMaire opera glasses and De Witt's Carbolized Witch Haz Salve in a Cheyenne, Wyoming storefront, noting prices from 60 cents to 85 dollars and featuring Murchison Jewelry Co.

Cheyenne Maggie Scanlon Thomas J. Bcanlon LeMaire Opera Murchison Jewelry Co

City Briefs and Local Updates from the Union Pacific Scene

Cold weather and frosty rails affect Union Pacific trains while a large force remains at the Borie wreck scene. Fort Russell soldiers were paid and visited the city. Governor Brooks proclaims November 25 as Thanksgiving Day amid bitter cold.

Union Pacific Borie Young Men's Literary Club Carnegie Library Big Bill Burner Burlington Fort Russell Brooks Capital Stock Colorado Secretary of State

Death Comes Sudden in Cheyenne Pioneer Woman

Mrs. Elizabeth H. Snow a Cheyenne pioneer died suddenly at Myers Dry Goods of heart disease aged 64 survived by husband E. P. Snow and two sons and two daughters. She came to Cheyenne in 1867, was a charter member of the First Congregational church and loved by many in the city.

Elizabeth H. Snow Cheyenne Myers’ Dry Snow E. P. Snow Embryo City First Congregational Church Arthur Seattle Wash Leslie Bell Atchison Edith

Popular foreman Oscar Nay to leave Cheyenne for Columbus

Oscar L. Nay, popular foreman of The Leader composing room, resigns and will move to Columbus Nebraska with Mrs. Nay this afternoon. During their Cheyenne residence they made many friends and are sincerely regretted by them.

Oscar L. Nay Leader

De Witt's Little Early Risers Sold by A. B. Roedel

Pleasant safe and easy little liver pills are De Witt's Little Early Risers sold by A. B. Roedel in the advertisement.

de Witt A. B. Roedel

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Atlas Orchestra Hodges Turkey Savoy Roasters Bowne Roasters W. 17Th Street Frank A. Roedel Luxus Senate Central Meat Market Capitol Market Ais W. Og J. J. Burns Board of Control Trans-Mississippi Dry Farming Congress Opera Cheyense Wye Milatzo Capitol P. S. Cook Ferguson St J. Bovee Fye & Lapash Cheyenne Realty Company First National Bank E. R. Tarry Omaha Overland Limited Los Angeles Union Pacific & B Breibon Werg Gleason Mercantile CO
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