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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1911

Page

12

Tax clash over sheep assessments in Wyoming and Colorado

The Warren Livestock company faces a battle with state and county assessors over sheep valuations. Senator Warren pressed for offsets, revealing cross state listings and later increasing Wyoming and Colorado counts to 85 700 sheep, with Weld and Larimer counties seeing 26 800 added. The Ledger publishes the official statement by Assessor Thompson and Commissioner McGill for taxpayer scrutiny.

Warren Livestock Company Laraumie County Wyo Warren Board of County Commissioners Thompson Nebraska Weld Larimer Rowtt Colorado Laramie McGill Routt County Albany County Washington Meriill Congress Colo Wil Laramie County Wye Wyoming 7. O. Thompson, Jr John McGil

Christmas Reform at Rawlins Prison Highlighted by Warden Alston

The Rawlins penitentiary shows notable reform since Felix Alston became warden. Prisoners are treated as men and encouraged toward good behavior and parole. Governor Carey grants clemency to James Hearney of Sheridan, while inmate Merankey receives a clemency pardon, and Alston is honored with a watch from prisoners and local citizens.

Rawlins Felix Alston Carey James Hearney Sheridan Alston Merankey Wand Vaniey Mr. Blydenburg Wiins Mr. Alston

Wyoming's Progress in 1911 Amid Hard Times

A year end review in The Louder highlights Wyoming's growth despite drought and low farm incomes. Property value rises by over eleven million. livestock falls due to sheep, while horses cattle and swine rise. Mining output increases across coal gold iron asbestos oil gas, copper down. Agricultural output up. land values climb with new settlers. railroads and banks gain. The piece urges optimism for 1912.

Wyoming

Amelioration of Mankind Interracial Marriage Debate Essay

An essay by Thecor argues Europe comprises three races Alpine Alpine Mediterranid and European. It claims intermarriage harms offspring and urges selecting partners of the same race for better outcomes. The piece frames racial heredity as a basis for marriage choices.

Thecor Europe

Poor management of car line at Wallingford show

A Cheyenne theatergoer complains of fifteen minute wait for a street car after the Wallingford Get Rich Quick show. She argues the company should stage extra cars and trailers near the theater to serve homebound crowds and cultivate riders.

Wallingford

Influence of Warren and Mondell Highlighted by Wyoming Editor

A Wyoming editor praise ties Senator Warren as the Senate’s most influential figure, compares Mondell to Warren in the House, and dismisses rivals. Hank Hawkins of Goose Neck Hollow defends Warren and claims political power to shape policy. he cites tax issues and vows loyalty to local papers, the Wyoming Tribune and the Laramie Republican.

Senator Warren United States Senate Congressman Mondell House Warren Senate Spillman Wyoming Tribune Hank Hawkins Goose Neck Hollow Moses Adam Hank Wyoming Vmpalga Hank Hankins Laramie

Coal Tariff Protected Wyoming Mines Draw Fire

Congressmen Mondell notes coal mining in Wyoming relies heavily on tariff protection. The coal trust benefits from protection with Rock Springs coal priced at 6.75 dollars per ton and Manna at 5.00 per ton, alarming consumers.

Wyoming Congressman Mondell The Coal Trust Rock Springs

Warren Live Stock Co Trials on Sheep Tax Assessments 1911

The Wyoming Colorado Warren Live Stock Co faced revised 1911 taxation figures after auditor reviews. Initial sheep valuations in 1911 totaled 126,950 dollars with added assessments raising total to 299,124 dollars across Albany Larimer and Weld counties. The company admitted 7,200 head in reserve not taxed and total sheep owned reached about 12,700 with present assessment around 870,028 dollars, exceeding the original return by 273,078 dollars.

Larimer County Colorado W. GL. 8. Co Wyoming Laramie County Warren Live Stock Co Laramie United States F. E. Warren Nebraska Weld Larimer Ft Yiod Warren McGill Wyo Albany County Ward County Colo Warren Ive Stock Company RTE Sesseee 7Mkee

Capitol News and Stock Show Prospects in Wyoming

No business yesterday at the Wyoming capitol as offices closed for a legal holiday. State examiner Newlin released a statement on 1901 tax levies across counties. The State Board of Charities and Reform will meet at the state house, followed by the Board of Pardons. The supreme court plans an adjourned session this week. Stock Show feature highlights the Colorado Products Dinner at the Albany Hotel January 18 with a Colorado bred steer and local suppliers providing all products. Admission is $1 with seating by advance notice to Sam Dutton.

Wyoming State Capitol Newlin State Board of Charities and Reform State House Board of Pardons Suyeme Court Supreme Court Stoxokmen Colorado Denver Colorado Products Colorado Stockgrowers’ Association Albany Agricultural College Fort Collins M. K. Parsons John Howell Howell Brothers Montrase Bam Dutton Albany Hotel Wien Sam Dutton

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