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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
13
A formal declaration that the author will not be liable for any debts incurred by his wife, Mrs. R. R. Porter. The document asserts separate financial responsibility and disclaims potential support obligations.
Judge Willis Van Devanter of Cheyenne is named associate justice of the US Supreme Court. The Wyoming native, 51, previously served as chief justice of the Wyoming territorial and later state supreme courts and as assistant attorney general.
In the biennial meeting Aven Nelson was re elected secretary and tasked to attend the Apple Congress in Denver as Wyoming representative. The board approved its report to be presented to the legislature next month. Attending were Governor B J Brooks Aven Nelson Robert Morrin of Green River and B C Fay of Wheatland.
Local weather data for the twenty four hours ending at 6 p m December 12 shows a maximum of 42 degrees and a minimum of 6 degrees with 0 15 inches of precipitation.
A petition is circulating in Natrona and Fremont counties asking President Taft to grant a full pardon to J. W. Owen who was recently convicted in Cheyenne federal court of land entry fraud.
The Cheyenne city briefs report 10000 50 lb sacks of Best Kansas Cream Flour sold by Lawrence & Carr at 1.50 per sack with delivery and phone contact. Local nuptials note Mr and Mrs Charles Carey wedding in Philadelphia November 26 and upcoming residence at Warren Ave and 24th St in Laramie. Governor Carey departs for New York for a two day trip. snow interrupts travel and various Christmas goods are advertised in town.
A truncated town record highlights a lecture on the Woodmen sanatorium in Colorado Springs by District Deputy Fred B. Winchester who plans to stay in Cheyenne. Incorporation papers filed for Piney Lake Irrigation Co of Encampment with $200,000 capital. State Examiner I C Newlin leaves on state business. Chief Justice C N Potter in Denver en route back to Cheyenne. Federal case Joseph Seep ve Perrie Haggerty Copper Mining Co opened before Judge J A Riner. Our Store open evenings through Christmas at Ingersol Store.
Denver editor Fdster Gurney of the Denver Express arrived in Cheyenne last evening for an interview with Judge Willis Van Devanter, who was yesterday appointed.
J. W. Stevenson of Huffalo returns from a Jackson Hole hunting trip with a nearly petrified buffalo head. The relic, believed to have died many years ago, drew numerous offers but was refused by the discoverer.
Fire swept the galcon end dance hall and the Green House in Rock Springs red light district, believed started by an incendiary. Both buildings burned completely, with contents lost. the main structure was saved by the fire department.
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