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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
15
Cattle numbers were fair with Southern stockers dominant and few natives. Demand and prices held steady across cattle grades, with feeders and stockers showing fair activity. Hog prices rose slightly with tops near 8.65 and packers around 9.40, while sheep had no sales this period.
Market and price receipts for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Kansas City Omaha St Joseph St Louis and surrounding regions. Strong or higher tendencies noted in hogs and cattle with varied ranges for native Western and calves and lambs.
Fragmentary price notes show prime Southern steers quoted near 0.00 to 10.00, native calves 6.00 to 11.75, Bhoop-Reevipte at 1,590, market arendy wethers 6.00, clipped lambs 84.00 to 88.00, clipped lambs 6.00 to 10.00, spring lambs 7.00 to 11.16.
The pledgee Michael Quealy will sell at the front door of the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank in Cheyenne on July 8 1916 at noon all or part of one hundred Carbon Timber Company bonds pledged to secure a promissory note of 75000 dollars dated December 4 1912. The sale, subject to a bond holder agreement dated November 20 1915, covers costs and interest until payment. Sale conducted by attorneys T S Taliafero Jr and Arthur Ponsford.
The First National Bank of Kemmerer announces a default on a 10 000 note with 8 percent interest dated July 20 1914 payable three months after date. It is secured by 20 Carbon Timber Co bonds at 1000 each, 6 percent interest, dated Sept 1 1907, numbered 251 to 250. Notice was given to Carbon Timber Co. Sale of bonds at Cheyenne Wyoming on July 8 1916 at 12 noon.
Prairie farm lenders offer improved and wild crop payment plan to buyers with payment of principal and interest from crop shares. The Federal Land Company at 200 W 117th St Cheyenne claims ownership and will pay good prices for clean cotton rags.
Pledge of bonds and notes total debt of 10000 dollars with 8 percent interest, dated June 1 1914, due six months after. Carbon Timber Company bonds 321 to 340 dated Sept 1907, pledged to First National Bank of Rock Springs to secure the indebtedness. Sale to satisfy bonds and note on July 24 1916 at noon at Wyoming. overseen by J P Boyer, trustee, for Rock Springs Bank and others.
City property for fire insurance leading companies represented by the Federal Land Company City Department in a notice describing municipal property and insurance arrangements.
Default on ten promissory notes totaling 10441.69 with interest. The notes, payable to Carbén's State Bank of Hanna Wyoming, are secured by certificates of stock in Basin Land & Livestock Company and related firms held in the names of Andrew Olson, R D Meyer, and J J Meyer.
The Carbon State Bank of Hanna Wyoming, as pledgee, will sell at Cheyenne Wyoming on a July date in 1916 the pledged corporate stock of Carton Timber Camp to satisfy an indebtedness. The sale will be at 12 noon at the front door of the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank.
Default on eighty seven thousand dollars owed to Michael Quealy of Elk Mountain Wyoming secured by one hundred Carbon Timber Company bonds dated September 1 1907 bearing six per cent interest. Bonds pledged to Quealy will be offered for sale at the Bank of Cheyenne front door on July 8 1916 at noon to satisfy debt interest and costs under bondholder agreement dated November 20 1915.
Owl Creek Power Company of Gebo Wyoming invites sealed bids July 10 1914 for 5 inch and 4 inch Matheson Joint pipe installations plus 4 inch fire hydrants. Plans by R M Templeton Thermopolis. Bids need 5 percent certified cheek with dates and envelope markings to C A Barna Agent. Company may reject bids waive defects or accept any bid. All materials furnished and delivered to growth by company.
Land above described before the Register and Receiver of the U S Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming on the 71st day of July 1916. Claimant names as witnessed Charles Ke Cashman W C Arnold of Cheyenne B K Crist of Campatool Dean V Prosser of The Sliding William Reid Register.
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