City Christmas Tree 18 Planned for All Classes
Cheyenne officials announce a giant illuminated tree will stand at Carey avenue near Union Pacific chapel and freight house. The event runs from next Monday evening through Christmas Eve with churches and Sunday school pupils taking part. A Colorado tree is sought and wired by Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power. Mayor LaFontaine forms a 21 member committee led by Rev. W. E. Edwin to organize the festivities.
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Ety
Gieyenne
Carey Avenue
Union Patifle
Churchea of
Cheyenne
Jeffers
Colorado
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
R. N. LaFontaine
Union Printers Remind Cheyenne Shops to Mark Purchases
The Cheyenne union printers will henceforth give clerks a card with each purchase reading The money for this purchase Was earned in Cheyenne by a union printer, working under union conditions See that your printing bears the union label. The card features the Allied Printing Trades Council and Typographical Union labels.
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Cheyenne
Allied Printing Trades Council
The
Typographical Union
Four Patents In One Day Filed At County Clerk
Four patents were filed yesterday at the county clerk's office. Henry M. Jordan received parts of section 14 in township 12 range 65 totaling 160 acres. Jesse D. Purinton acquired parts of section 12 in township 14 range 62 totaling 160 acres. Andrews C. Martinson drew patents for several quarters in township 13 range 76 totaling 160 acres. Clarence E. Sorenson received the east half of section 2 in township 15 range 68 totaling Sos acres.
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Henry M. Jordan
Jesse D. Purinton
Nothwest
Andrews C. Martinson
Clarence E. Sorenson
Property transfers report in In County Clerk office
Two warranty deeds recorded yesterday show three lots changing owners. Imperial Investment Co sold to Francisco Pipitone two lots in Holdred Second Filing, blocks 49 and 50. Ernest E Baxters sold lot 14, block 5 Park addition to Cheyenne Realty Co.
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Tupper
Imperial Investment Company
Francisco Pipitone
Block
Second
Ernest E
Nellie M. Baxter
Cheyenne Realty Co
Park Addition
Tree trimming bill introduced in Cheyenne council meeting
At the regular session of the city council yesterday afternoon T A Hastings asked to use land near the Odd Fellows cemetery to grow shade trees. The bill for an ordinance regulating gasoline storage was read second time and passed after amendment. A sewer petition for blocks 164 and 166 was laid over. Commissioner Laughlin introduced a bill requiring landowners to cut tree limbs overhanging streets for pedestrian safety, with penalties for violations.
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Hastings
Odd Fellows
Cheyenne
Hghlin
Laughlin
Ritchie Leads In Cue Work In Match At Boyds
Three games of three cushion billiards were played at Boyd's No. 1 Cigar store last night. Ritchie beat Rogers 15 to 14 in a close match while Wilson defeated Speck 15 to 8 and Speck beat Grant 15 to 10. Ritchie and Rogers each had runs of 2, Wilson had a run of 4 tying Rogers, and the first game ended in 7 innings. Ritchie leads the series with two wins in two games. Tonight Sigler faces Wilson and Mers meets Kowti.
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Boyd
Wilson
Speck
Ritchie
Rogers
Grant
Sigler
Mers
Kowti
Frontier Pool Hall hosts Roy Butcher billiards tournament
The Frontier Pool Hall hosts a pocket billiard tournament where Roy Butcher will play all challengers starting Wednesday evening. The prize is a double barreled shotgun to the highest scorer as Butcher aims for a 100 point tally and several players have already begun.
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Hutcher
Frontier Pool Hall
Roy Butcher
Butcher
Jewish Sunday School Observes Feast of Hanuka
The Jewish Sunday school will observe the Feast of Hanuka next Sunday morning at 10 30 at the home of Mrs Spauliding. Children will be entertained and appropriate exercises will be given. Teachers and parents are invited to attend.
Commuter Union Holiday Festivities Meeting Notice
The conductor in charge of the union Christmas events will convene at the Carnegie Library at 7:30 PM to discuss seasonal activities and planning.
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Union
Carnegie Lbrary
Interstate Commerce suspends freight rate increases
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed freight rate hikes on livestock fresh meats and packing house products from Chicago St Louis and other western cities to the east until April 15 for investigation.
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Washington, Lee, Kt
Chicago
St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Americans Sold for 450000 to Colonel Ruppert
The New York American League club was sold here today to Colonel Jacob Ruppert for 450000. Ruppert will not acquire an interest in the Federal League which seeks to establish a four club presence in New York.
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Prench Lick
Jaxvob Ruppert
Ruppert
Federal League
Eotabli
New York
Susith Sustained as Temporary President of Reorganized Church
Frederick Susith, first counsellor, was sustained as temporary president of the Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints to assume the work of his father, who died last week.
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Indevendench
Frederick Susith
Tor Day
Church of Jesus Chree
Latter Day Halate
Bis Farther
Explosion at Cleveland apartment house kills several
An explosion at an apartment building in Cleveland on December 1 killed multiple people. Reports say all victims were aliens and the blast caused widespread damage to the block. Authorities investigate the cause and scope of the incident.
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Cleveland
Williams Brot Here For Trial
Deputy Sheriff Babbitt returned from Douglas with Joe Williams the suspect in the September horse theft from Wartry Purcell. He also recovered a saddle bridle blanket and the picket chain. The horse will be shipped to Cheyenne soon with other stock.
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Babbitt
Douglas
Joe Williama
Wartry Purcell
Siddiie
Cheyenne
Prizes Boosts In Local Guessing Contest At Capitol Coal
The big guessing contest on a mammoth coal chunk in Capitol Coal, Ice and Storage window grows. Two new prizes include a dollar savings bank account at the First National Bank for top guesses. Y M Rumsey of Realins and George S Walker plan a Denver trip to discuss forest reserve use with district forester.
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Capital Coal, Ice and Storage Company
Eighteenth
Capitol
Holliday
Cahill
Dolar Savings Bank
Fipgt National Bank
Ffta
Echoola
Y. M. Rumsey
Realins
George S. Walker
Denver
United States Department of Agriculture
Funeral service for William H. Baker this afternoon
The funeral for the late William H. Baker is set for 2 o'clock this afternoon at Gleason undertaking parlors. Reader R. K. Grant of the Christian Science Church will preside, and burial will follow in City cemetery.
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William H. Baker
Gleason Undertaking
Reader KR. Q. Grant
Christian Secience Church
City police to inspect sidewalks for snow clearance
Police will tour all city districts to check sidewalk snow removal. Residents failing to clear walks may be arrested and fined from one to ten dollars.
Special Stockholders Meeting for Venture Gold Mines
Notice is given of a special stockholders meeting of The Venture Gold Mines Company to elect a Board of Directors and handle other business. The meeting will be at W. Burdick’s office First National Tank building Cheyenne Wyoming on Tuesday January 12 1915 at 2 pm. Secretary M M Katona signs.
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Venture Gold Mines Company
W. Burdick
First National Tank Building
Cheyenne
State of
Wyoming
A. D
Venture Gold Mines Com
PANY
M, M
Katona
Seo'y
Notice of bankruptcy sale for Wyoming Colorado Engineering Co
Trustee invites bids to purchase all stock in trade, furniture, fixtures, and open accounts of the bankrupt Wyoming Colorado Engineering Co. Stock is at 171 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne. Bids open at 10:00 AM December 2, 2014, with sale pending creditor confirmation. William L. Whipple Trypter acting as trustee.
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Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne
Wyoming
City ordinance fines snow removal on sidewalks near rail lines
Notice to the public warns that owners of lots bounded by Morris street Bent street Twenty-fourth street and Union Pacific railroad tracks plus Carey Capitol Central and Warren avenues to Twenty-eighth street must remove snow and ice from their sidewalks within 12 hours after snowfall stops. The ordinance will be strictly enforced. Chief of Police W J McLiment
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Cheyenne
Morris Street
Bent Street
Twenty-fourth
Union Pacific Railroad
Carey, Capitol
Central
Warren Avenues
Twenty-eighth Street
Biddy Street
Evans Street
Ninth Street
Want Ads Spotlight for Job Seekers
Read Leader WANT ADS offering practical help for job seekers facing unemployment. Tips, listings, and guidance to find work, manage finances, and stay motivated during career transitions.
Holiday cigar selections from Boyd Cigar Stores offer variety
An advertising listing presents Clears brands favored by Boyd Cigar Stores and notes Eve’s variety in boxes of twenty five. It mentions standard cigars and a wide range of tastes with prices from two to several dollars, including names like Epicans and Cardinals among the offerings.
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Clears
Boyd Cigar Stores
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