Coal Company Briefs and Notaries Appointed
Brief notices list the Capital Coal Company and Notaries Appointed for four-year terms including George Min mas Greybull Mra Jo W Wright Kirby and George Wo Wesbrook Lander. Rancher Neck Rere-Oacar from Big Piney travels to Cheyenne to advocate livestock laws. Senator VY Kent and Mrs Kent arrive in Cheyenne for post session events. Senator Wolf Hott of Laramie Albany county visits for the upcoming legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Minmas
Greybull
Mra Jo W. Wright
Kirby
George Wo Wesbrook
Lander
Neck
Oacar Reek
Big Piney
Cheyenne
Unmr
VY Kent
Peter Koot
Kent
Wro
Chayenne
Wolf
Laramie
Albany County
Wheatland Residents Visit Plains During Legislature Session
Wheatland residents Thomas J. Carroll and others are guests at the Plains hotel in Cheyenne as the legislature convenes. Carroll represents Laramie Platte and Goshen counties. Business figures and local officials, including Mains Hotel patrons, are noted amid notices of services, travel, and political figures visiting Cheyenne during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errott
Wheatland
Thomas J. Carroll
Plains
M Carroll
Laramie
Platte
Goshee
Mercer and Weston Visit Cheyenne for Legislature Session
Mercer Jr and wife arrived yesterday to join representatives from Big Torn Washakie and Hot Springs Comeyhem. Weston of Laramie and First National Bank cashier arrives on business and will stay at the Plains during the legislative section. Representative Ky H. Hadeell of Rawlina also in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masin Sceontor
Skovgard
Ilusia
Washakie
Ifol Springs
Cheyenne
Clearock
Man—D. Barker
Glenrock
The
Itatns
Mickelson
J Mickelson
Uinta
Lincoln Counties
Vie Piney
Mercer
Huson
Scott Maren
Mercer, Jr
Big Torn
Hot Springs
Comeyhem
Kop
Remth
Hooth
Bages
Plains
Ky H. Hadeell
Rawlina
Rep. Krabsaker
A. F E. Crubaker
Plains Hotel
Teachers' Meeting and Legislator Visitors Arrive in Cheyenne
Last night a departmental arithmetic teachers meeting took place at the office of Superintendent Ira B. Fee. Visitors today include Dr. K. R. W. Storey W. W. Richards W. K. Dow and W. H. Courtwright from Denver. Mr and Mrs 41 A Andrews from Horse Creek formerly Plains garage owners. Senators Nela A. Pearson and Thomas C. Diers from Sheridan. J. F. Mayes and J. L. Mall from Lusk. C. F. Palmer from Burns. C. C. Traer of Ranchester. W. Warren of Riverton with Rep J. A. Delfelder W. M. Mooney and F. Chatterton from Riverton. A. F. E. Crubaker from Glenrock. C. A. Diack and H. J. Michel from Omaha. Eugene McCarthy from Casper. Nat Baker H. E. Raynor J. Ernest Smith and J. B. Wetch from Riverton. R. N. Hall from Hudson. Jobno Hay from Pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Ira B. Fee
Horse Creek
41. A. Andrews
The
Plains Garage
Cheyenne
Plains
Astronomy Lectures Resume at St Marks Parish House
Rev. S. A. Huston resumed astronomy lectures at St. Mark's Parish House on Monday nights. Two lectures remain in the course. An illustrated lecture will follow using the stereopticon. Harvard Observatory loaned ten slides made by Prof. Pickering and assistants with top stellar photography equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Huston
St. Mark's
Harvard Observatory
Pickering
Locomotive Firemen Elect 17 18 Officers
The fourth district Nebraska division elected two year term officers in Cheyenne. President William Kalber vice president L J Cowbey secretary Harry Mortis financial secretary R H Fitsmorris legislative representative F R Netaell Cheyenne grievance committees U P William Kalber Cheyenne grievance committees C S Roy Mimes. The Quinine That Does Not Had- Because of its tonic and laxative effect Laxative Bromo Quinine can be taken by anyone without nervousness or ringing in the head. signature on Lox ibe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Cheyenne
William Kalber
L. J. Cowbey
Harry Mortis
R. H. Fitsmorris
F. R. Netaell
U. P
Wm. Kalber
Roy Mimes
Rome
W. Grove
Boundary lines for Wyoming game preserves under review
Nate P. Wilson state warden leads a Cheyenne meeting with assistants to review Wyoming game laws, seek uniformity, and propose changes to the legislature. discussions focus on new boundary lines for Wind River can on reserve and extending Pope Agile reserve boundaries, with several wardens in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate P. Wilson
Lander
Cheyenne
Wind River
Pope Agile
Fire in Lumber Pile Burns at Union Pacific Yards
A lumber pile in the east end of the Union Pacific yards caught fire yesterday afternoon from sparks from a passing locomotive. Alarms were reported from two nearby box stations and firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze with negligible damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Heavy Snow Across Washakie and Big Horn Counties
Dr. A W French and Dr R B Naylor report about a foot of snow in Washakie and Big Horn counties with extreme cold. Thermometer readings dropped to 48 below and stayed around 29 below for days, as locals endure the severe weather during a recent trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn and
Washakie Counties
Washakie
Big Horn
A. W. French
R. B. Naylor
Ima
Fire in railroad ties and outhouse at Twenty third and Reid
Firefighters battled a stubborn blaze in a pile of railroad ties and an outhouse at Twenty third and Reid Treats yesterday at 10 10 in the forenoon. Four lines of hose were needed to quell the flames before heavy damage occurred. Sparks from a passing locomotive were blamed for starting the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Wyoming Gold Output In 1916 Reported
The 1916 joint bureau statement lists Gold 4054 fine ounces worth $83,800 and silver 4700 ounces. Nationally, both metals show a dip in quantity but silver gains value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Bureau of the Mint
The
Geological Survey
Kendall Senators Arrive in Cheyenne for Plains Stay
Senator Kendall and Senator Chas. G. Kendall of Rock Springs Sweetwater county arrived in Cheyenne and registered at the Plains hotel during familiarization visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Chas. G. Kendall
Rock Springs
Sweetwater County
Cheyenne
The
Plains
High School Gridiron? Basketball Victory Over Parish House
In the season opener the local high school team defeated Kappa Sigma Phi Parish House 32 to 29. The game was close throughout with a 14 to 16 halftime score and described as one of the best early season contests in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Sigma Phi
Perish House Guintet
Parish House
High School Sigs Clash In Second Half Scoring Swing
The Sigs narrowed the gap by scoring one point more than the high schoolers in the second half. Each side hit the same number of baskets from the open field, while the high school squad drew eight fouls to the Sigs five. The lineups list High school D Cook N Carroll Volk Magor J Vavra Peabody H Milligan Truckey Parish House Scott Kitchen H Woolston Bruce Kingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigs
High Achoviers
High School
D. Cook
N. Carroll
Volk
Magor
J. Vavra
Peabody
H. Milligan
Truckey
Scott
Kitchen
H. Woolston
Bruce
Kingham
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Apital Coal Company
VAL
Holliday
Tak
Sherman Co
Verci@ing
Pineet
Cheyenne Mosencoer
Graising
Shermap Co
Rom
Arminta
J .L. Marquis
the Plains
Wallace
H. A. Wallace
Houlder
Western Light and Power Company
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Mower Company
F. Swisher
West 17Th Street
Senator Daley
W. W Daley
Rawlins
Carbon County
Niagara Falla, N. Y
NEW Atlas
Petrams
Harnanm
Heiley
Wauileviile
Orin
Craig Trio
Comey
Abbott and Mills
Hope
Plaid
Joe Ad
NEW
Edison
Wyoming Book Store
Denver
KR. W. Storey
W. W. Richards
W. K. Dow
W. H. Courtwright
J. Haslam
W.S. Summers
H. G. Doyle
K. McCafferty
Prom
Sheridan
Nela A. Pearson
Thomas C. Diers
City
Tusk
J. FE. Mayés
J. L. Mall
Lusk
Warren
Riverton
J. A. Delfelder
W. M. Mooney
F. Chatterton
Omaha
C. A. Diack
H. J. Michel
Casper
Eugene McCarthy
Nat Baker
H. E Raynor
J. Ernest Smith
J. B. Wetch
Hall of Hudson
R. N. Hall of Hudson
Jobno Hay
Huston
United States
Fred E. Allen
E. N. Rogers
A. W. Webb
Meridan
Charles T. Snyder
Douglas
J. D. Paulson
Saratoga
W. H. Seebohm
Kelly
Carl Hamitt
Cody
G. P. Sorensen
George E. Abbott
John L. Baird
C. L. Beatty
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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