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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
7
If your name appears in the telephone directory you can telephone your want ad to The Cheyenne State Leader, Phone 93, and a bill will be mailed after its insertion.
All orders must be paid in cash. Rates are one cent per word per insertion. No ad below 15 cents. Want ads under three lines run three times for 26¢. Monthly contracts are 60¢ per line per month. Death and funeral notices and lodge notices are 5 cents per line per insertion. Consecutive insertions are billed per line per insertion.
The Second Chance Mining and Milling Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on August 1 1912 with capital stock of 500 000 dollars in 50 000 shares of 10 dollars par. It will operate in Carbon County under three directors Krank R Spear William A Wallace and L W Tennant. agent for service is L W Tennant at Encampment.
John D. Wright announces the sale of his Cheyenne insurance business to Messrs. McInerney and Conway who will operate at the same location 221 W 17th St maintaining the same standards and inviting continued patronage and support.
In Lenox Massachusetts a seven foot black snake named Black Prince, kept by reclusive Charles Ballard of Merrywood, was killed by a Lanox shop worker repairing the home for owner Heloise Moyer, sister of Secretary of the Navy Meyer. The snake had resided in the garden for years.
New York financial and metals markets show call money at 2 percent and metal prices for copper tin and lead. Amalgamated Copper at 87 percent and U S Steel at 74 percent lead a mixed session with Readings and rail stocks varied and late trading pressured by profit taking.
Daily cattle hog and sheep quotes from Denver Omaha Chicago and St Louis markets show mixed receipts and price ranges. Cattle and hog demand varies by region with steady to higher notes in some areas and softer momentum in others. Sheep markets remain active with steady to firm undertones and notable volume in Omaha and Chicago.
The market opened with wheat firm driven by cables and weak Canadian weather. December futures rose to around 94 cents before slipping, while September for corn opened up about 2 to 3 cents and traded near 74 to 78 cents. European demand kept cereals firm as weather improved.
In Chicago on August 28 the wheat close rose to 94 3/4 cents for December futures, while September corn finished unchanged at 73 1/2 cents, up modestly by a small net gain.
Four year old Joseph Timmerman killed by playmates on Sunday may have been buried alive according to deputy coroner Dr. Harry Czprlinsky. Physicians say stones thrown by John Farley and John Holm burger caused fatal wounds, not necessarily instant death.
Western routes show connections Omaha Cheyenne Ogden with No 208346 through times and Denver timetable. Eastward from Ogden via Cheyenne Omaha lists arrivals and departures with Chicago Burlington & Quincy notation and several times for Denver and South lines.
Washington D C Aug 28 Representative Robert L Henry of Texas aims to succeed Speaker Clark and build a strong organization with help from Governor Wilson and the Democratic presidential candidate. House Democrats expect victory next November and discuss cabinet prospects for Wilson including A Mitchell Palmer as attorney general and Burleson of Texas as agriculture secretary.
Clara A. Ligier advertises facial and scalp treatments for a $17 telephone arrangement at 411 West 18th Street.
An appeal invites readers to try the State Leager as Wyoming's wanted advertising medium.
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