Settlement proposal on Rownd Top Reservoir dispute
Cheyenne July 6 1910 Mayor and Council consider McGarvey proposal for resolution of Rownd Top Reservoir contract disputes. He offers to form a three engineer commission or two engineers and an experienced contractor to decide. party to bear half investigation costs and city to pay if engineers uphold City side. Nomination of an engineer delayed due to disqualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McUiarvey
Cheyenne
Rownd Top
Aovern
Cyb. McCgarvey
Sweat
Sweet
Cheyenne Council Passes Bids and Zoning Measures
City council approved water and sewer projects including bids for pipe lines to Crow creeks, a valve house at Round Top reservoir, and a water main upgrade. A liquor license transfer near West Seventeenth Street was granted, and several reports and a resolution shifting funds for water needs were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Messrs. Stanton
Henderson
G. P. Johnston
Water Committee
Crow Creeks
Twenty Inch
Round Top
Crow
G. P. Johnson
Rex
Lake Reservoir
Crystal Lake
Imtake Valve House
Sia
Becker Hotel
West Seventeenth Street
Carey Avenue
Eddy Streets
Henry Becker
F. L. Johnston
Cook
Johnston
Gexton
Photograph of Zeppelin Liner Cabin Disaster
The State Leader prints the first photograph in America showing the interior of a Zeppelin air liner wrecked after a wind storm in a German forest. The Deutschland carried twenty reporters and correspondents among its passengers, and was toppled last Tuesday evening during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeppelin
Tn America
Gewapaper
Colored worker suffers severe hand injuries in dynamite explosion
Lee Bryant, a colored man at the Wardrobe, sustained severe lacerations and burns to his right hand when a dynamite tracker exploded during Fourth of July celebrations. He considers himself fortunate that his fingers were not blown away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bryant
Wardrobe
Governor Sanderhs Hleote Senate Seat Open in Louisiana
Baton Rouge officials announce the vacancy in the Louisiana legislature following the death of Senator No Enery. The governor and senator prom Louisia work to field candidates for the U.S. Senate seat, with July dates in Baton Rouge noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderhs Hleote
Prom Louisia
Baton Rouge
Jared Young Sanders
Louisiana
United States
Senate
No Enery
Colonization Push Underway for Wheatland Lands
Clinton, Hurtt & Co representatives arrive in Wheatland to establish offices and classify lands for sale on the Wheatland flats. Philip W. Blake and Leonard G. Dick report abundant water, a full irrigation system, and favorable conditions for colonization of the Wheatland and Bordeaux tracts despite light rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miese
Northwest
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Montana
Blake
Wheatland
Clinton, Hurtt & CO
Bordeaux
Philip W. Blake
Leonard G. Dick
Cilntn, Hurtt &Co
Boise
Wheatland Flats
Wand
Deihl
Incendiary Fire Scorches Home of Alfred Bloomer
While the Bloomer family was away, a back room blaze broke out in their park addition house near 11 pm. Firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the flames before major damage. Officials suspect incendiary origin due to location away from the stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bloomer
Park Addition
All Welcomes to Poor Farm Water
Peter Hansen, custodian of the county poor farm, announces free artesian water from the farm's well. A new intake has been installed in the storage tank area, with hose access to the fence so people on the public road can fill water without leaving the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hansen
Cheyenne Motor Club to Meet at Industrial Club
A meeting of the Cheyenne Motor Club is scheduled for this evening at 8 o'clock at the Industrial Club. Full attendance requested by order of George H. Nagle, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Motor Club
Industrial Club
George H. Nagle
Train Crash Sows Doom Across Ohio Cities
A deadly train crash in Ohio leaves twenty dead and many injured. Hospitals and hotels report seriously hurt victims, with numerous fatalities to be confirmed as rescue teams search for missing relatives amid a somber scene in Middletown and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Middletown
Chief Justice Fuller Dies in Sorrento Maine
Bar Harbor Maine July Justice Melville W Fuller of the United States Supreme Court died of heart failure at his Sorrento summer home around 6 o clock Monday morning. He had appeared in good health the day before and attended church as usual. His daughter Mrs Nathaniel Francis and Rev James F Freman were with him when death occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Melville W. Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Sumer
Sorrento
Nathaniel Francis
James F. Freman
Tustirs Fuler
Manstay
Somebody Wrote to His Congress Man
A Success Magazine idea urges citizens to use letters and mail to influence democracy. It argues for initiative referendums recall and stronger people power, using the postal service to counterbalance interest groups and press representatives to reflect public will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wven
Success Magazine
Johnson May Retire After Wins Over Jeffries
Chicago July 5. Mrs Tiny Johnson, mother of the champion, declared tonight that Jack promised to retire from the ring immediately if he whipped Jeffries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tiny Johnson
Jack
Jeffries
Also Mentioned on This Page
Smalley
Sreprii Louts Manewal
C. . MeGarvey
City Council
South Side
Thames
Seventeenth
Plehteenth
Eighteenth
Eddy Atrets
W. W. Keefd
Alsup
Finlan
W. W. Keafo
Anderson
Alsup & Co
Ely
Sweeney
Chaplin and Lafontaine
Baevard
EGAT
Barvard
Mrs August Belmont
RA ‘Wodell
Ave Tees
Yaly Re
GME OF
TRE
Lu “Airship Deutschland
Reno
Travia
Motor Club
Fuller
Supreme Court
Johnson