Lake View Canal Reorganized by Cody Capital
After three years of work the Lake View Canal company completes its reorganization. The First National Bank of Cheyenne turned over funds to bondholders at noon Friday, finalizing the transaction. The new company comprises local investors with no outside capital. officers and directors will be elected immediately. The canal will water about 123 000 acres tributary to Cody, with repairs remaining as the main task. Nova Be Brown led the project for the past three years, earning credit for the successful completion.
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Cody, Wyo
Lake View Canal Company
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
Lake View Ditch
Cody
Nova BE
Brown
Fourth of July Celebrations Across Nearby Towns
In Cheyenne vicinity, about 200 attended the Federal celebration at the new HigMand station with Alex Hastie’s forceful address. O Connell’s of Cheyenne beat a local pick-up team 81 to 4 in baseball. Ernest Thompson rode in true Frontier Days style in the bull race. Burna gathered farmers for baseball and dancing, with Hon H S Ridgely and Rev Galloway speaking. Burns beat Pine Bluffs 10 to 7 in baseball. a late shower interrupted dancing. Chugwaty saw W Q Phelan’s inspiring address to 200 people, with two tight local baseball games and a large dinner.
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Cheyenne
Federal
Colorado & Southern
HigMand
Alex Hastie
O'Connell
Ernest Thompson
Paul Pearson
Burna
Golden Praiiie
Ridgely
Galloway
Presbyterian Church
Burns
Pine Bluffs
Chugwaty
W. Q. Phelan
FOREE MAY HAVE STRONG DEFENCE IN SHERIFF KILLING
Earl Foree who shot and killed undersheriff Veach and was wounded is expected to recover physicians say Coroner Smith and County Physician Steffen traveled to Portland Oregon to exhume Veach for an autopsy New theories claim different guns fired the fatal shots suggesting possible involvement by Undersheriff Rue or Veach himself If autopsy evidence is inconclusive Foree may face prosecution on a horse theft charge in Big Horn County
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Sheridan
Wyo
Earl Fores
Veach
Foree
Smith
Steffen
Portland
Ore
Force
Rue
Basin
Big Horn
Barking Pulp Gets Worsted
In Jackson on July 6 a city dog belonging to tourists sparked a frontier show by barking at horses. One rider struck the dog handler, dragging him about 300 feet as locals tried to locate the frightened animal.
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Jackson
Woo
Sunday School Picnic Planned for County Churches
Representatives of the United Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday schools set July 17 as the county picnic date near Torrington Wyoming. The committee aims to invite all county schools and hopes to form a county organization.
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Torrington
Wyo
United Presbyterian and Methodist
Anarchists Seized With Bombs In Beaumont France
Police arrested two Russians on vagrancy charges after a found package in their possession contained two high explosive bombs. One man reportedly admitted anarchist ties as authorities investigate the incident.
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Beaumont
France
Nearly Drowned Ford River Near Jackson Wyoming
Myron Seaton and Lee Cover attempted to ford the Snake River near Jackson after the ferryman was absent. Cover’s horse crossed safely while Seaton’s horse struggled and Seaton was pulled to safety downstream by Cover. The current was swift and the river high. Brushes. The Sherman Co.
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Jackson
Wyo
Snake River
Myron Seaton
Lee Cover
Seaton
Cover
Torrington Lads To Earn Money Cutting Weeds
Torrington July 6. Mrs G H Sawyer leads a town weed clearing drive to keep boys busy this summer. The plan pays boys by the pound for weeds cut and hauled, with a price schedule arranged. The effort aims to earn small spending money and gain citizen approval.
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Torrington
Wyo
G. H. Sawyer
Body Believed To Be English Aviator Hamel Found
Fishermen near Hardelot report finding a body likely Gustave Hamel the English aviator who disappeared over the channel six weeks ago. The corpse is in a state of decomposition too advanced for identification by land.
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Paris
Gustave Hamel
Sea of Hardelot
Hamel
Cheyenne City Council Minutes July 6 1914 Proceedings
Cheyenne Wyoming city council met July 6 1914 with quorum. Reports from city treasurer engineer fire chief and police judge accepted. Grants include a dancing platform on Seventeenth street for Fronterays. John Manewal shed on lot 3 block 414 approved. Adjourned.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Greater Cheyenne Club
Seventeenth Street
Central
Copney Avenues
Fronterays
John Manewal
J. J. Showalter
Celebration and Spring Events at Dor Elder The Third
The July 3 celebration in Virginia Dale drew neighbors and visitors. Charles Clark won first in the bucking contest, Hubert Weibel second, Vernon Russell third. Rides on Fred Maxwell’s steers included Clark, Weibel, Russell, and others. Willie Logan won egg and spoon, while Harry Holden excelled in potato, stake, and cowpony races. Several residents traveled to Laramie and Fort Collins for the Fourth. Clara Weibel and her sister underwent surgeries. haying continues slowly due to rain.
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Virginia Dale
Cole
Dor Elder
Charles Clark
Hubert Weibel
Vernon Russell
Clark
Slaughterhouse
Welbel
Nevada
Russell
Maurice McLaughlin
Pinto
Willie Logan
Dexter
Charley Clark
Harry Holden
May Bell
Fred Boyle
Sweetheart
Nora Nabile
Webty Kinniman
Jay Bush Maurice McLaughlin
Mack Holden
George Buckendorf
Mr .Parker
Fred Maxwell
Baseball Scores and City Notices from Chicago
Yesterday's scores show Pittsburgh over Buffalo in two games and other results across American and Western leagues with batteries listed. Also Chicago reports Mrs Belle Squires leader of No Vote No Tax league hauled down a revolt flag amid suffrage conflicts.
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Chicago
Welsh Defeats Champion Ritchie on Points in Tough Bout
The match features Welsh and American challenger Ritchie trading hard lefts and body blows across twenty rounds. Welsh battles through swelling around the eyes, gaining momentum with sharper footwork and a decisive points victory.
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Ritchie
Kitchie
Welsh
Ritchid
Notice of B A S Order 213 on cattle seabies quarantine
The acting secretary of agriculture issues B A S Order 213 dated June 22 1914 effective July 1 1914 to prevent seabies in cattle. Applies to Interstate shipments from the quarantined area. Copies available from the chief of the bureau of animal industry Washington D C. D F Houston secretary of agriculture. Faith hope and charity belong to the man who lends his new umbrella to a friend.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D.C
F. Houston
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Beal
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Arel
Ole Moen
Karen Adolfson
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Clara Weibel
Ft. Collings Hospital
Clara
Charles Merrifield
Weibel
George Degney
Menton Boyd
George
Box Elder
New York
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Pitteburg
Ssssesee
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R. H. E. St. Louia
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