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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
16
The text outlines duties for officers and employees including ex officio duties. It states the council may fire other city officers or employees not listed. It repeals conflicting ordinances and sets an effective date ten days after passage.
Washington reports ongoing exchanges between ambassadors and ministers aimed at a united line regarding Mexico. The plan aligns with U S efforts while outlining obligations the American government would assume if foreign powers abstain from interference. Skepticism remains about European expectations and any direct pressure.
Wyoming game warden D F Hudson rebuts a Colorado plan to move elk into Wyoming territory. He notes Wyoming has abundant hay and elk numbers at about 30 000 with low winter losses. Hudson says elk thrive on their own and can move snow and feed themselves, warning the drive could spark a conflict.
Weather records show four hours of extremes ending in Mountain time. This date marks a 41 year span with high near 52 and low near minus 26. Last year notable highs and lows were around minus 6 and minus 20 respectively.
Notice announces public land entry claims by John M. Neddeau of Cheyenne Wyoming on Oct 12 1908 for the SW 4 and June 28 1909 for additional entry Borla No 94058 for the BEY 14 7 16N 8 66W. Not within coal phosphate or public water reserve.
A reader style verse describes being forty miles from Cheyenne buried under deep drifting snow in Wyoming. The speaker laments the cold winds and blizzards, notes neighbors in trouble, and longs for relief with humor about drinking away their grief as the storm rages on. The poem conveys hardship, frustration, and a cautious humor about surviving a severe winter.
In a remote frontier home forty miles from town and Cheyenne, a family endures a harsh winter. They tend cattle horses pigs and other stock while battling blizzards and drifting snow. Neighbors faced similar hardships as they endured the cold and isolation.
The document outlines annual salaries for city officials in Cheyens to be paid in equal monthly installments. Key figures include the mayor at 2400 dollars, a city commissioner at 2000, city clerk 1500, city attorney 900, civil engineer 2000, health officer 600, city marshal 1200, fire chief 1200, and a judge with 0 dollars noted, all as stated in section 2.
Mrs. Lillie Crisp, Jesse James's only daughter, arrives in Omaha with her husband claiming they were run out of Bagsnett Nebraska after prosecutions of bootleggers. They seek work through Associated Charities.
Mike Gibbons has accepted an offer from Garden Athletic Club to box middleweight champion George Chip on January 12. Manager Gibbons has wired terms to Jimmy Dime, who handles Chip’s affairs.
W J Brock of Brock's Garage in Trenton promotes the Lincoln Highway by decorating his business with association colors selling contributory certificates and featuring a large radiator emblem. The Lincoln Highway gains support in New Jersey with Horace E B Fine as state consul.
Washington reports a two hour conference between Attorney General McReynolds and New Haven chairman Howard Elliott. They discussed reorganizing the New Haven to restore competition in New England transport and possibly avoid Sherman Act dissolution action.
A man in Oregon sent 265 cents to the treasury conscience fund claiming 40 years ago he used an eight cent stamp that had been used before. He calculated his debt with compound interest and remarked that the richer a man is the richer he wants to be.
Five members of the Oklahoma crew were saved after the oil tank steamer broke in two off Sandy Hook. They were adrift six hours in bitter cold before being picked up by the Booth line steamer Gregory. The incident left 22 of 38 crew missing, with eight rescued by Bavaria and three found dead in a lifeboat.
James Harvey McLeary assistant justice of the supreme court of Porto Rico died yesterday and had arranged his funeral in advance. The service at All Souls Unitarian church will include hymns poems and Masonic and military honors with burial at Arlington National Cemetery. The notes include Face to Face After Death in Arabia Old Man's Funeral Nearer My God to Thee and Masonic ceremonies.
A dated ad urges readers to use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for rapid relief from indigestion dyspepsia and related stomach troubles. It emphasizes preparedness, claims tablets aid digestion after meals and bolster vitality, and notes a 40 cent price with endorsement by successful men.
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