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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1913
Page
2
Walter Trosper and a boy were guiding an ice plow on Haglund pond when the tool jerked free, sending Trosper headfirst into frigid water. After crawling out he sought warmth by a stove as the boy recounts the moment and Trosper’s exclamations.
Will ask State to return 1155 in legacy tax collected under 1909 inheritance tax law amended to let counties use funds for road improvements. B W Allen, administrator of H C Alger estate, turned money to county on June 20 but no demand paid to state on July 10. Maryland-style note: 2 percent levy applied on net estate value after debts.
A bill to form a new county in eastern Laramie County will be introduced at the coming legislative session. The measure likely covers the same territory as a prior act and aims to redraw county boundaries in Pine Bluffs and surrounding areas.
The text argues a new county should be submitted to voters after legislative action while noting fiscal strain from non-interest bearing certificates and 6 percent warrants. It describes depleted treasury, salaries paid from discounts, and the need to fund court house and jail expenses amid ongoing debt and legality concerns.
A buyer should compare new cars with past ownership concerns and ensure the replacement meets expectations for power speed safety comfort and reliability. Evaluate ride quality, roominess, modern equipment, and company integrity before buying.
In Lar county plans arise to erect a courthouse. Officials estimate a court building costing twenty thousand to forty five thousand dollars would meet the needs if a new county is created.
Sheridan Wyoming January 11 The Burling ton officials have begun strict enforcement of Rule 6 the abstinence policy forbidding rail workers from visiting saloons on or off duty. A few dismissals have occurred amid warnings of more, linked to a recent wreck blamed on an intoxicated engineer. Railroads face interstate commerce law pressures over equipment and efficiency.
In Douglas on January 11, the Davis hotel sold for about 13 500 to Burlington railroad reps. An option on Bamford lots near the spur end was set at 400, amid rumors of route choices for the new line and possible river crossing near Fetterman. Stakes mark locations, with no deals yet closed on south Second Street properties or the Anispoker barn.
Oats and lumber shipments via parcel post reveal the new service’s reach. George P sent 100 pounds of oats to Winona mining in Sunlight basin in nine sacks of 11 pounds, cheaper than stagecoach. A five foot by four inch bundle from Wallop Moncreiffe Lumber Co. to Painter ranger Station showcases varied parcels.
London reports the peace conference stalemate as Adrianople sits between conflict and diplomacy. Neither Turkey nor the allies heed mediation offers, with compromises rejected and Roumanian pressure prompting renewed Turkish hope of saving Adrianople. Few expect a pregent armistice, and American participation remains a debated possibility.
Cipriano Castro's habeas corpus case to compel U S immigration to allow landing was suspended until Judge Holt rules on release on bond from Ellis Island. Castro, guarded, landed on American soil for the first time today to attend court.
Utah will cast its four electoral votes for vice president for Governor Hadley of Missouri after an agreement announced in Salt Lake City. The State Leader report cites Peeters Louag as the source.
Advertises Dr Burkhart as world famous for his Vegetable Compound with a 30 day trial paying 25 cents and guaranteed refund if not cured. Claims 12 million annual treatments across civilized countries and urges readers to ask druggists for the remedy. Promises relief from headache biliousness rheumatism and digestive troubles with a money back guarantee and value for a quarter.
County tax payments should be made to Ray K Olds County Treasurer. The text also references LUKE VOORHEES in relation to county finances.
Daily meal window listed from 11 30 to 2 00 with reference to The Robinson location. Subscribers encouraged to enroll with The State Leader.
Lander Wyoming January reports a mouth disease spreading through local flocks, more severe this winter with many sheep dying on ranges. A Bureau of Animal Industry agent visited to assess symptoms and possible relief measures, as flockmasters urge swift action to identify cause and cure and prevent further losses.
Wyoming boosters announce strong legislative letters urging a Wyoming state exhibit at the 1915 Panama California Exposition in San Diego. Officials expect to showcase scenic resources and development potential to attract homeseekers and investors as state action awaits the next legislative session.
An advertisement proclaims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets relieve heaviness and gas after heavy meals. It claims one grain of the tablet digests 3,000 grains of food and that the tablets sweeten the stomach lining. Sold for 50 cents by all druggists.
Rebels vanished from hills near Ayotcingo after clashing with federal troops. Yesterday’s fight left more than 250 dead as federal forces retook positions late last night.
Washington Jan 10 Democratic leaders failed to arrange a joint conference with Republicans to review Taft's recent appointments. The president has sent hundreds of nominations to the senate since December 2.
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