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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
7
Native calves bring 4.00 to 11.75 per cwt with mixed cattle values. Sheep receipts total 1,560 as markets stay steady. Forage and feed items list corn, hay, straw, and milling grains with several price ranges, including oats 1.38 per cwt and flax at 1.16 to 1.26.
Notice of demand for payment on a promissory note for 810,600.00 dated July 24, 1914 with 8 percent interest due three months after date. Secured by twenty Carbon Timber Company bonds, $1,000 each, 6 percent interest, pledged to First National Bank of Kemmerer, Wyoming. Sale set for July 8, 1916 at noon at Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank Cheyenne.
In Denver on July 6 a fair cattle run favored Southern stockers with few natives. Beef steer demand held, prices steady, cows at 7.50 to 8.28 for good, 6.75 to 7.60 for fair. Feeder and stocker trade remained fair with good steers 7.50 to 8.60, plains 6.50 to 7.50. Hogs plentiful with tops 7.66 and packers’ top 9.40, bulk 9.40 to 9.90. Sheep demand steady with prices stable across classes.
Across Chicago Kansas City Omaha and St Louis agencies report livestock receipts with market strength for cattle and sheep. Prime fed cattle and heavy hogs command higher quotes while calves and stockers show varied ranges amid active trade.
Notice of foreclosure for a $75,000 note dated December 4, 1912 with 8 percent interest, unpaid principal and interest, secured by 100 Carbon Timber Company bonds. Michael Quealy as pledgee will sell at Cheyenne Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank front door on July 1, 1916 at noon, per bond holders agreement.
Department of the Interior notice from the Cheyenne Wyoming land office dated June 12 1916 announces John Fleming of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof for his homestead NEM Section 10 Town 14 N Range 66 W 6th Meridian. He will appear before theRegister and Receiver July 10 1916 with witnesses Dan Luce J B Campbell C S Christensen Ernest Wellnits Arnold tick Floyd L Vosler all of Cheyenne Wyoming. Will Reid Register
Department of the Interior notice states Luther B H Bedartha of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof on land entries in Sec 24 and Sec 34 township 19 N range 65 W in Cheyenne office. Witnesses listed: Cashman Arnold Crist Prosser. Publication date July 1918.
Notice of default on a ten thousand dollar note dated June 14 1914 interest eight percent due six months after date secured by ten Carbon Timber Company bonds dated September 1 1907 numbered 221 to 230 held by First National Bank of Rock Springs Wyoming. The bank will sell bonds at 12 noon July 1 1916 at the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank to cover the debt costs and interest.
Notice reports a foreclosure on a debt totaling eighty seven thousand dollars. The Carbon Titanium Board of Directors, in a regular meeting on the 15th, adopts a resolution detailing the indebtedness and its due payment to Michael Quealy.
Notice of sale of one hundred bonds of the Carbon Timber Company pledged to Michael Quealy to secure debts unpaid. Bonds dated September 1907, numbers 26 to 195, par value 1000 each, bearing 6 percent interest. Sale to occur July 1916 at noon at the front door of Bank of Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank Cheyenne, subject to bondholder agreement.
Bankruptcy style statement describes ten promissory notes totaling 104,491.69 dollars payable to Carbon State Bank Hanna Wyoming. Notes are secured by pledged certificates of corporate stock including Basin Land & Livestock Canada Basin Land & Livestock Company and Carbon Timber Company stocks held by RR D Meyer and Andrew Olson in Carbon County Wyoming to secure the debt. Demand for payment and default notice referenced.
Owl Creek Power Company of Gebo Wyoming will receive bids July 10 1916 for pipe line construction consisting of 18260 feet of 6 inch Matheson joint pipe 210% feet of 6 inch and 1000 feet of 4 inch pipe with ten two way fire hydrants. Plans and stations by Engineer K M Templeton Thermopolis. Bids must include certified check for five percent and sealed envelopes marked Water Works Bid payable to A Barnard agent. The company reserves right to reject any bid.
The text lists scattered times such as 7:55 p.m and 11:15 a.m with other entries like 8:00 a.m 2:50 p.m and 6:45 a.m. It includes ambiguous stamps like HKEN 5:40 a.m and a noon reference 40:20 p.m. with 1:15 p.m. The fragment lacks clear events or subjects.
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