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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
12
The document details minimum annual production, filing under oath in the district land office, and required citizenship and ownership disclosures. It specifies land description, phosphate deposits, mining plans, and publication of application notices. Upon approval, leases require execution within 30 days, citizenship proof, bonding, and first-year rental.
Word reached Cheyenne of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs William D Walker of New York City. Mr Walker formerly ran a Cheyenne dry goods business and later became president of the Thermos Bottle company. The infant is the couple's first son. they have a daughter already.
Mrs. Alexander Sokolosky confessed to throwing carbine acid to maim her husband, a New Haven labor leader. The couple’s marriage ended with his death on June 26, and she vanished before being arrested in New York.
The article explains who may vote in primaries, noting registration is required for most electors and that soldiers may vote where resident. It details bona fide residence rules, registration procedures, and the need for in person appearance and oaths, to prevent fraudulent voting.
Washington reports the secretary of the interior has approved General Land Office regulations implementing the general leasing bill for phosphate lands. Leases may cover up to 2 560 acres, must be in compact form and surveyed or surveyed at government expense. Eligible lessees include U S citizens, associations, and corporations. A minimum investment for mine development is required with annual milestones and bonds of 10 000 and 5 000 dollars securing compliance.
Casper, Wyoming announces a three day Stampede event on September 5 6 and 7. It will be the first frontier style show in Casper since 1916 when the town was emerging from a cow town. Local residents anticipate a lively display of Wild West entertainment and rodeo acts.
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