City Christmas Tree 18 Planned for All Classes
Cheyenne commissioners announce a citywide Christmas celebration centered on a giant tree near Carey Avenue. Festivities begin next Monday and continue through Christmas Eve with schoolchildren participating. A Colorado tree may be sourced if needed, wired by Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power, and a 21 member committee led by Rev. W. E. Edwin will oversee arrangements.
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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 in Cheyenne Issue Purchase Card
The Cheyenne union printers announce a new practice for city purchases. When paying, customers present a card stating the money was earned by a union printer under union conditions and to ensure the printing bears the union label. the card carries the Allied Printing Trades Council and Typographical Union labels.
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Cheyenne
Allied Printing Trades Council
The
Typographical Union
Four Patents Filed In One Day At County Clerk Office
Yesterday the county clerk's office reported four patent filings. Henry M. Jordan received 160 acres in section 14, township 12, range 65. Jesse D. Purinton secured 160 acres in sections 12 and 14, township 14, range 62. Andrews C. Martinson’s patent covered several northwest and northeast quarters totaling 160 acres in township 13, range 76. Clarence E. Sorenson was granted 80 acres in section 2, township 15, range 68.
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Henry M. Jordan
Jesse D. Purinton
Nothwest
Andrews C. Martinson
Clarence E. Sorenson
Warranty deeds show three lots transferred in two transactions
In a record filed yesterday by County Clerk Tupper two warranty deeds record transfers. The Imperial Investment Co sold to Francisco Pipitone lots 49 and 50 in block B Holdred second filing. Ernest E Baxter and Nellie M Baxter sold to Cheyenne Realty Co lot 14 block 5 Park addition.
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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 At Cheyenne Council
At the regular city council session T A Hastings sought land near the Odd Fellows cemetery to grow shade trees. The gasoline storage ordinance was read a second time, amended, and passed. A sewer petition in blocks 164 166 was laid over for better weather. Commissioner Laughlin proposed an ordinance requiring landowners to cut overhanging branches for pedestrian safety with a penalty 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 Boyds No 1 Cigar store last night. Ritchie beat Rogers 15 to 14, Speck defeated Grant 15 to 10, and Wilson edged Speck 15 to 8. Ritchie leads the series with two wins in two games. Tonight’s matchups: Sigler versus Wilson and Mers versus Kowti.
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Boyd
Wilson
Speck
Ritchie
Rogers
Grant
Sigler
Mers
Kowti
Frontier Pool Hall hosts Roy Butcher billiards tournament
Roy Butcher to face all challengers in a Wednesday evening pocket billiards event at Frontier Pool Hall. A double barreled shotgun prize awaits the high scorer while Butcher already sits at 100 points as several players join in.
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Hutcher
Frontier Pool Hall
Roy Butcher
Butcher
Jewish Sunday School Plans Feast of Hanukah Event
The Jewish Sunday school will observe the Feast of Hanukah next Sunday morning at 10 30 o clock at the home of Mrs Spaulding. Children will be entertained and appropriate exercises will be given. Teachers and parents are invited to be present.
Commuter Union Plans Christmas Festivities
The officer in charge will convene at the Carnegie Library at 7 30 this evening to coordinate union Christmas events.
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Union
Carnegie Lbrary
Freight rate hikes on livestock and meats suspended
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed freight rate increases on livestock fresh meats and packing house products from Chicago St Louis and other western cities to eastern destinations until April 15 for investigation.
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Washington, Lee, Kt
Chicago
St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ruppert Buys New York Americans for 450000
The New York American League club was sold in Prench Lick on December 14 to Colonel Jacob Ruppert for 450000. Ruppert will not acquire an interest in the Federal league which plans to establish a four club presence in New York.
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Prench Lick
Jaxvob Ruppert
Ruppert
Federal League
Eotabli
New York
Frederick Susith Sustained as Temporary Church Leader
In Indendench Massachusetts on December 14 Frederick Susith, first counselor, was sustained as temporary president of the Reorganization Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to assume his father’s duties after his death last week.
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Indevendench
Frederick Susith
Tor Day
Church of Jesus Chree
Latter Day Halate
Bis Farther
Explosion at apartment house kills several in Cleveland
A December explosion at a Cleveland apartment building killed several people. Authorities report multiple victims, all of whom are described as aliens. Initial investigation suggests a natural cause.
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Cleveland
Williams Brot Here For Trial
Deputy Sheriff Babbitt returned from Douglas with Joe Williams the man alleged to have stolen a horse from Wartry Purcell on the night of September M. He also recovered a saddle bridle and blanket and the chain used to picket the horse. The horse will be shipped to Cheyenne soon.
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Babbitt
Douglas
Joe Williama
Wartry Purcell
Siddiie
Cheyenne
Prizes Expanded in Capital Coal Guessing Contest
The large guessing contest on the weight of a mammoth chunk of coal in Capital Coal Ice and Storage windows draws growing interest. Managers Holliday and Cahill add two prizes a dollar savings account at First National Bank for the sixth and seventh guesses. Y M Rumsey of Realia, president of the Wrowing Wool Growers association, and George S Walker plan a Denver trip to discuss forest reserve use with the district forester of the U S department of agriculture.
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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 services 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 KR Grant of the Christian Science church will conduct the services 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 clears
Police will tour all city sections today to ensure sidewalks are cleared. Fines range from one to ten dollars for offenders, with arrests possible for non compliance.
Special stockholders meeting for Venture Gold Mines
Notice is given of a special stockholders meeting of The Venture Gold Mines Company at W B Burdick office First National Tank building Cheyenne Wyoming on Tuesday January 12 1015 at 2 pm to elect a board of directors and address other business per secretary M M Katona.
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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 bid for Wyoming Colorado Engineering stock
Trustee in bankruptcy invites bids to purchase all stock in trade, furniture, fixtures, and open accounts of Wyoming Colorado Engineering Company. Stock located at 171 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne and viewable on request. Bids open at 10 a.m. December 2, 2014, subject to creditor confirmation.
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Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Snow Removal Duty Urged Across Cheyenne Districts
The notice orders property owners within specified blocks to clear snow and ice from sidewalk areas within 12 hours after snowfall ends. It cites Cheyenne city ordinance enforcement and is signed by Chief of Police W. J. McIPment.
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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
Read Leader Want Ads for job leads today
A call to action urges readers to use Leader Want Ads while between jobs, promising practical tips and listings to help secure future employment and avoid prolonged unemployment. The note emphasizes staying proactive and resourceful during job gaps.
Holiday cigar selections at Boyd Cigar Stores offer broad choices
Among Clears brands favored by Boyd Cigar Stores, Theee cigars come in boxes of 25 and cover wide tastes. A standard choice named as Rach fn aims to please both smokers and gift buyers including women, with many varieties and prices listed for Epicans Invincible After Dinner Pantellas and other brands.
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Clears
Boyd Cigar Stores
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Menting Dontohp
BON Winlows Paper
Williams Brot
Chinatmar
Capitol Ave. Theatre
Bankrrupt
William L. Whippl
Trypter
W. J. McLpment
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Barrett Lawr
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Barrett el Masa
Noble
el Mas Noble
el Man Noble
P. Garela
Garela
Comundo
Robert Murne
Hobert Burns
Tou Moore
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Tom Moore
Chamvellos
Tom Keene
Apetan Little Barrett
Alan
Apollo
Pantellas
Regallla Eee
Generaleanteens
Chib Howe Comeha
Chub
Ebon
Coneha
Wall
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Matt
Jeff
Mexico
Mike Petch
Kiddies
Lyric Today
Jules Robert Goodman
Atlas Theatre
First Run Pictures
Tnd
Imo
Leader
Mark A. Chapman
Clyde EF. Davis
Adderees School
Capital Coal, Ice & Storage Co
Cal Mahidhey
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Sam PF. Dutton
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