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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
15
Notice of default on a promissory note for 10000 with 8 percent interest dated July 2 1914 payable three months after date. Secured by 20 bonds of Carbon Timber Company worth 1000 each dated Sept 1 1997 and pledged to First National Bank of Kemmerer. Sale of pledged bonds at Cheyenne Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank on July 8 1916 to satisfy debt plus costs.
A fragment notes an entry at the Port office in Cheyenne concerning a second class matter. The readable text provides limited context on the exact nature or parties involved and no dates or outcomes.
Denver July 6 cattle demand fair with mostly Southern stockers and steady prices vs Eastern markets. Beef steer prices 9.00 to 9.50 for fat cattle. cows 7.50 to 8.25. bulls and veal steady. Feeder stocker activity fair with steers 7.50 to 8.50. hogs active with tops 7.65 and packers 9.60. midrange 9.40 to 9.00. Sheep graft absent. no trading in that department.
Western Livestock Chicago Kansas City Omaha St Joseph and St Louis report cattle hog and sheep receipts July 6 with market directions ranging from steady to higher and prices for hogs cattle and lambs spanning varied weights and classifications across multiple markets.
Market report lists Prime Rowthern steers at $9.00 to $10.00, mauve culees at $4.00 to $11.75, Wethern at $6.00 to $8.00, clipped ewes $84.00 to $28.00, spring lambs $7.00 to $11.06, and a variety of feeds and grains with prices per unit. overall market steady with cattle and hay prices noted alongside oats, wheat, and rye valuations.
Default on a December 4 1912 promissory note for 75000 with 8 percent interest and no payments, secured by 100 bonds of Carbon Timber Company. Bonds dated 1907, numbers 26 to 135, held by Michael Quealy as pledgee. Sale set for July 15 1916 at Cheyenne Wyoming at noon to cover debt interest and costs.
Notice is hereby given that John Fleming of Cheyenne Wyoming who on June 24 1909 made homestead entry Serial No 04537 for NE Section 10 Township 14 N Range 66 W 6th Principal Meridian filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim before the Register and Receiver of the Cheyenne Land Office on July 19 1916 Claimant names as witnesses Dan Luce J B Campbell C Christensen Ernest Wellnits Arnold Nick and Floyd L Vasler all of Cheyenne Wyoming WIL REID Register
Department of the Interior gives notice that Luther B. Bedortha of Cheyenne Wyoming who filed homestead entries in 1912 and 1914 seeks final three year proof to establish his land claim. A hearing before the U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming is set for July 15 1918 with witnesses Cashman Arnold Crint Prommer and Dean Prommer listed.
The First National Bank of Rock Springs Wyoming announces a foreclosure on a ten thousand dollar promissory note dated June 5 1914 with eight percent interest due six months after date. The note is secured by ten Carbon Timber Company bonds dated September 1 1907, numbered 221 to 730, held by the bank. The debt remains unpaid and will be offered for sale at the Wyoming Trust of Cheyenne on 1916 at 12 o clock noon, subject to a bondholder agreement dated November 20 1915, to satisfy the debt, interest, and costs.
The Board of Directors of Cathon Timber Company Wyoming corporation, at a regular meeting on November ith day, adopted a resolution declaring a default on certain indebtedness. The amount due is stated as highly seven dollars, with the debt described in the resolution, payable to Michael Oyenly.
Michael Quealy holds one hundred Carbon Timber Company bonds of $1000 each payable in gold with 8 percent interest, dating from September 1907, pledged to secure a debt. On July 1 1916 at noon, at the Cheyenne bank front door, the pledges will offer the bonds for cash to cover principal interest and costs under a bondholders agreement dated November 20 1915.
Foreclosure notice for payment on ten promissory notes totaling 104,491.69 dollars with interest. Notes secured by bank pledge of various Basin Land & Livestock Company Elk Mountain Mercantile and Carlton timber stocks to Carbon State Bank Hanna Wyoming. Names include Andrew Olson Raymond D. Meyer It. D Meyer and R. D. Meyer as pledgees.
The schedule lists HERN departures and arrival times including 7:64 p.m. 11:16 p.m. 8:00 a.m. 2:50 p.m. 6:45 p.m. No. 31 to Wendover departs at 4:40 a.m. and noon 40,20 1:16 p.m. The fragment notes a timetable with several time stamps and a Wendover bound service.
Owl Creek Power Company of Gebo Wyoming invites bids for pipe line construction. Bids due July 10 1916. Items include 14246 ft of 8 inch Matheson Joint pipe 24108 ft of 6 inch and 41000 ft of 4 inch pipe and 10 hydrants. Plans by Engineer K M Templatum Thermopolis. Bid bond five percent. Sealed bids to A Barnard agent. Company reserves right to reject waive or accept bids. All materials furnished on site by Owl Creek Power Company.
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