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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1916
Page
15
The First National Bank of Kemmerer announces foreclosure on a note secured by twenty Carbon Timber Company bonds, totaling $20,000, with 6 percent interest. If default continues, bonds will be sold at public auction at 12 noon on Saturday, July 9, 1916, at the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank front door in Cheyenne.
Cattle sales showed a fair run with mostly Southern stockers and few natives. Demand was fair and prices steady across grades. beef steer demand was good but limited, with fat steers around 9.00 to 9.60 and cows 6.75 to 8.25. Hog trade remained active with tops near 7.66 and most hogs 9.40 to 9.60. sheep had no trading this session.
Hogs receipts 16 000 at Chicago market firm with bulk 9.65 9.90. cattle receipts 1 900 with strong demand and high cows and calves 11.75. sheep firm with wethers 6.90 7.90 and lambs 7.25 9.00. Kansas City reports higher hogs and steady cattle. Omaha light hogs 8.62% to 9.60, native steers 7.25 10.00. St Louis hogs higher with mixed butchery 9.70 10.00 and cattle steady to higher. overall regional livestock activity across several markets on July 4.
Fragmented OCR lists prices for various produce items such as hay straw oats and wheat from Wyoming Fuel and Feed Company. Prices shown include per hundredweight and per ton figures with several garbled terms and measurements.
Notice of foreclosure on a promissory note for 25000 with 8 percent interest, dated December 1, 1912, due in one year. Bonds with par value 1000 each, secured by Carbon Timber bonds 34 to 135, pledged to Quealy. Sale set for July 1916 at 12 noon at Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank, Cheyenne.
Wal ter C Niccolla of Peabody Kansas files May 1 1916 a contest to cancel Priscilla Jones Homestead Entry No 011191 for lands in sections 18 19 township 19 north range 65 west sixth principal meridian alleging abandonment failure to reside or improve and noncompliance with homestead laws. The notice requires answer within twenty days after the fourth publication with proof of service and states the entry may be canceled without hearing. Date first publication June 1 1916.
Default on a ten thousand dollar promissory note dated June 5 1914 with 8 percent interest. Bonds of Carbon Timber Company held as security by First National Bank Rock Springs Wyoming, pledged for debt, with no payments made. Notice given to pledgor, sale to satisfy debt and costs on June 24 1916 at 6 PM at the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank front door in Cheyenne.
A notice states a debt of eighty seven thousand dollars owed to Michael Quealy by Carbon Timber Company Wyontes Corp, declared at a board meeting on November 15. The document records the overdue indebtedness as of that meeting date and specifies the secured claim action.
Michael Quealy pledges 1000 bonds of the Carbon Timber Company to secure a debt. The Wyoming bonds, dated Sept 1907 and bearing 6 percent interest, will be sold at Cheyenne at noon on Sunday July 1914 to satisfy unpaid principal interest and costs.
Public notice states ten promissory notes totaling 104,491.69 dollars are payable to Carbon State Bank Hanna Wyoming. Stocks pledged as collateral include Basin Land & Livestock Company certificates and Elk Mountain Mercantile Company certificates issued to Andrew Olson, Raymond D. Meyer, and others, totaling numerous shares.
Owl Creek Power Company of Hebo Wyoming invites sealed bids July 10 1016 for pipe and hydrants to be laid per plans by Engineer K K M Templeton Thermopolia. Bids require five percent certified check and must be sent to A Barnard agent. Company reserves right to reject any bid and correct obvious errors.
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