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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
7
Notice of default on a promissory note of 10 000 with 8 percent interest dated July 2 1914. Bonds of Carbon Timber Co pledge secured the debt. On July 8 1916 at noon the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank Cheyenne will sell bonds to cover the indebtedness and costs.
An entry logged at the Port office in Cheyenne concerning second class mail matters. Details are sparse with OCR fragments indicating the location and classification but no clear subject or outcome.
The daily market in Denver shows fair demand for cattle with Southern stockers predominant and natives scarce. Beef cattle prices largely steady with good steers around 9.00 to 9.50, cows 7.50 to 8.50, bulls and veal steady. Hog trade active with tops 7.65, packers 9.60, bulk 9.40 to 9.00, feeder prices steady. Sheep unavailable with no trading in that department.
July 6 stock and cattle markets report strong activity. Hogs receipts at Chicago and Omaha rise with ranges for heavy, mixed, and light categories. Cattle and sheep show firmer to steady prices across Kansas City and St Louis, with notable figures for prime fed steers and lambs.
Market report lists prices for Prim e Rowthern steers at 9.00 to 10.00 and wethern at 6.00 to 8.00 for clipped ewes and other livestock. Local produce includes corn chop, oats, hay, wheat, rye, and durum wheat with varied per unit prices. notes a total valuation around 1,200 per owt for a major item.
Notice of foreclosure on a note for 75000 dollars dated December 4, 1912 with 8 percent interest. Bonds of Carbon Timber Company pledged to Michael Quealy secure the debt, payable in gold, due unpaid, with sale set for July 15, 1916 at noon at the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank in Cheyenne.
Notice is given that John Fleming of Cheyenne Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim. He will appear before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne on July 19 1916. Claimant names witnesses Dan Luce J B Campbell C Christensen Ernest Wellnitz Arnold Nick and Floyd L Vasler all of Cheyenne Wyoming. Wil Reid Register
Department of the Interior publishes notice that Luther B. Bedortha of Cheyenne Wyoming an earlier homestead entrant seeks final three year proof to establish claim on land described NW 34 and BW 44 in Township 13 N Range 65 W. July 3 1918 is the filing date before Register and Receiver of Cheyenne Land Office with witnesses Cashman Arnold Crint Prommer and others listed.
The First National Bank of Rock Springs Wyoming announces a foreclosure on a $10,000 note dated June 5 1914 with 8 percent interest. No payments have been made and the note is secured by ten Carbon Timber Company bonds held by the bank as pledge. Sale to occur at 12:00 noon on 1916 at the front door of the Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne, to cover the debt and costs under a November 20 1915 agreement.
On November 7, a regular board meeting of Cathon Timber Company Wyoming corporation adopted a resolution describing debts owed to Michael Oyenly totaling seven hundred dollars. The notice states a default on payment and action on the indebtedness.
Notice is given that Michael Quealy, holder of one hundred Carbon Timber Company bonds, each one thousand dollars, dated September 1907, will offer the bonds at public sale at noon on Saturday July 15 1916 at the front door of the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank Cheyenne to satisfy indebtedness interest and costs. The sale is subject to a bondholders agreement dated November 20 1915 and can be viewed at the bank.
Foreclosure notice for ten promissory notes totaling 104491.69 dollars secured by pledges of multiple corporate stock certificates held by Carbon State Bank of Hanna Wyoming. Pledged stocks include Basin Land & Livestock, Elk Mountain Mercantile, Carbon Timber, Carlton Timber, and others issued to Andrew Olson, Raymond D. Meyer, and H. D. Meyer, among others.
Fragmentary timetable mentions HERN Departs No 31 for Wendover with times 7:64 p m 11:16 p m 8:00 a m 2:50 p m 6:45 p m noon 1:16 p m and a 4:40 a m listing.
Owl Creek Power Company of Gebo Wyoming invites bids by July 10 1916 for a pipe line project including 14246 feet of to be laid 24108 feet of 6 inch and 41000 feet of 4 inch pipe plus 10 hydrants. Plans by Engineer K M Templatum Thermopolis. Bid security 5 percent certified check. Sealed bids to A Barnard agent. Company may reject any bid or waive defects. All material furnished and delivered on site by Owl Creek Power Company.
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