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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1920
Page
14
Petitioners seek exclusive 10 year lake ice rights and a new plant with $75 000 investment to supply artificial ice and municipal needs. Mayor says no monopoly terms and council awaits interested party names before action. Also notes informal talk of a municipal plant and ongoing kidney health ad.
Cheyenne to host a new public market on the south 26 feet of lots 8 and 4, block 292. The county and city bought the ground from Charles Thomas for 3500 dollars and will erect an 8000 dollar building serving as a garage and market space, with stalls for producers and the public.
War ren Richardson, chairman of the county commissioners, said yesterday that a public market in Cheyenne will serve farmers by allowing direct produce sales and help Cheyenne residents buy directly from farmers.
Antone F. Chaba paid 40 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty in justice court to taking a coyote found caught in a trap set by Albert McIntyre. McIntyre arrested him as he attempted to leave with the animal.
Cheyenne officials held the first reading of the occupation tax ordinance before the city council. It licenses nearly all businesses and professions and may be amended before final passage next Monday. The school board petitioned to close an alley for a new grade school, and commission action was taken to begin legal steps. A request to establish street lines at Thirtieth and Washington was referred to officials. A complaint about hogs was noted.
The issue with animals raised in a pen at 1910 Pioneer avenue was referred to Street Commissioner C. W. Hirsig as the nuisance grows. Fred Berger posted a $3,000 surety bond as a drain layer, the first bond filed since a new ordinance reduced the required bond from $4,000 to $3,000.
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