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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1911
Page
6
New York report outlines a planned electric railway along the canal to move ocean going vessels using a rack driven by electric locomotives. The canal commission seeks steel tires and rails and expects operation within two years for the canal opening.
Secretary Treat of the California Jockey Club and sixteen bookmakers told Alameda county grand jurors there will be no more overcoat betting at Emeryville race track and no other violation of the anti gambling law. They appeared under subpoenas to answer questions about wagering, with oral bets permitted only in memory.
An appeal to Cheyenne residents invites support for the State Leader fund with mailing and phone options. It lists rates: 3.76 for one year, 2.00 per month, 1.00 for three months, and provides the State Office address at 3818 Carey Ave and a phone contact.
Beef cattle demand strong with top steers at 6.40 and good kinds 5.75 to 6.00. Cows in demand, high prices up to 5.40 for fancy stock, fall cows 3.50 to 4.35. Hog market steady with tops around 5.10, bulk 4.05 to 5.00. Sheep and lambs in strong demand. wethers around 4.40 to 6.00. Omaha and St Louis reports show steady cattle and hogs with mixed ranges. Wool markets quiet with varying rates across regions.
In Denver on January six the poultry supply was better but not surplus and prices remained firm. Eggs, vegetables, and fruit showed no major changes with demand fair to brisk and stocks moving well. Rabbit sales remained strong and stock cleaned up daily as New York copper futures quoted at 12.10 to 12.40 per unit.
In New York and East St. Louis spot and lead and spelter prices shift with March values. Tin and iron grades show March metrics, while bar silver steadies around 54 four cents in St. Louis. Lead firmer at 84.37 percent and spelter higher at 5.40.
The Buchanan's Orchestra performs Saturday at Truckey's with sets from 3 to 5 and 7 to B. Melt Me at Truckey's.
A Western Golf Association official said the move to make the WGA a national body is not dead and may resurface at the January 21 meeting. He noted there has been more talk on the issue than most golfers realize and suggested it could rekindle with little effort.
The passage hints at rising burn and potential heated clash at the United States Golf Association annual meeting next week, warning that even slight antagonism toward the wear could trigger a strong response at the W. G. A. gathering.
A public notice indicates rings are available for viewing at the Bureau of Consistory offices, inviting local residents to inspect the items and note their significance.
Oklahoma City's Carl Morris, hailed as Oklahoma's "white man's hope," announced plans to tour England in the spring to seek a title bout with Johnson facing Bombardier Wells and other British contenders. Joe Woodman of Boston wired Morris with an offer to join the trip, which Morris indicated he would accept.
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