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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
4
Local builder shares decades of experience advising readers to start a home project now to lock in lumber and material costs before anticipated price increases next year. Emphasizes practical savings and planning.
Smith blamed for a series of burglaries after his arrest. DeNave and Frost released in Denver cases with no evidence against them. Lowery reinstated as fireman after being cleared. Smith's gunshot wounds from Deputy Perry heal slowly with complications. full recovery expected eventually.
E. O. Glenn fiscal agent Max J. Meyer president and Frank Bevans stockholder of American Gold Placer Mining company return from Douglas creek Albany county with news their ble plant of machinery will be ready before month end and first clean up likely before October. Joe Lefors seeks Republican nomination for Sheriff in Laramie county pledging firm enforcement of laws and protection of people. Cheyenne Wyo August 31 1908.
F Lewis formerly of the Denver Times editorial staff traveled through Cheyenne en route to Centennial to edit the Centennial Post and serve as cashier at the local trust company. He previously helped establish the Post but has not been connected with it for several years.
National League results list Chicago and St Louis matches with tied and extra innings. American League games feature Philadelphia and New York outcomes with Cleveland and Boston performances. Western League standings show multiple teams with varied scores.
Full moon tonight and a heated county political scene as the general election nears. Cheyenne schools opened for fall term, the Rock Springs trip ends today, and cattle shipments through Cheyenne were light.
In Judge Houseman s court yesterday Nigger Liz Scott was discharged from custody as the charge of felonious assault against her was withdrawn. She had stabbed and seriously wounded John Hoppy, also colored, who is rapidly recovering. Mrs Scott was represented by Attorney A L Beach.
The Karfelmen report notes extended warm weather has nearly perfected range grass conditions. It says the warm spell is rapidly curing vegetation and advancing forage prospects for the coming winter, signaling brighter outlooks for stockmen.
Arthur McCant and an unnamed Black man were wanted in Canon City Colorado for murder. They were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Nelson Perry at Rawlins and were transported to Canon City by a Colorado officer yesterday.
Sheriff Horton of Carbon County traveled from Rawlins to Cheyenne and then delivered a deserter to Fort Russell authorities. The events link ongoing military maneuvers at Rawlins and the transfer date references.
Kelly charged with barelering a Coton Pacific box here after being returned from Denver where he was arrested on the instigation of Laramie county authorities. Bee's Laxative Byrup advertised for coughs and throat trouble. pleasant to take and gently laxative. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. touted Bee product. Murchison Jewelry Co. Cheyenne, Wyo. Palmer's Bread ad urged purchase at grocers. 62 per loaf.
The Tri City Press reports that Carpenter will gain a larger dep ot building and a regular agent after railroad officials visited. The plan includes a new depot on the present boxcar site, upgrades to improve public comfort, and more support to develop local settlement as the Cheyenne line’s key station.
Judge Alton B. Parker leads Buck Stove and Range Company versus the American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers John Mitchell Frank Morrison and others as the case reaches the U S Supreme Court in Washington. Proceedings will feature counsel arguing a petition seeking contempt of court for alleged violations of an injunction prohibiting the federation from advising organized labor that the company was unfair to its employees.
Oscar Hammerstein will share with the Metropolitan Opera House the privilege of producing Puccini works. An agreement with the Italian composer’s American representative brings Madam Butterfly La Boheme and Tosca to the repertoire of the Thirty fourth Street opera house. Hammerstein quotes Clo dio San for Madam Butterfly.
New Yorkers visiting Oyster Bay report a peculiar tent on Sigamore Hill lawn near the president's home. The tent is Roosevelt's traveling shelter for next spring's African expedition to hunt big game.
The biggest pelican ever seen in this section was shot Monday afternoon at Sloan's Lake by the Arp boys. The bird spans feet four inches between wing tips and will be mounted for the High School bird collection.
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