City Briefs Include Florist Ad and Officials Return
Mrs Glafcke the Florist offers choice cut flowers and floral work. Examiners Return Deputies Charles B Morgan and A L Putnam of the state examiner s office have returned from a trip into the central part of the state their last plate being at Sundance A J Mather private secretary to Governor Brooks has returned from Buffalo with his father BE B Mather who will be his guest for a few days Cement Walks Workmen were engaged yesterday putting in cement cross walks at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Morgan
A. Ll. Putnam
State Examiner's Office
Sundance
A. J. Mather
Brooks
Buffalo
BE. B. Mather
Building Progress at Moffit Site Concrete Second Story
The east wall of the new Moffit building on Seventeenth Street between Capital and Carey avenues has reached the second story and steel framework is being placed. Mrs. G. O. Griffin arrived from Fort Worth to join her husband, Wyoming manager for Rocky Mountain Petroleum, which plans a Cheyenne warehouse. The Griffins occupy Inter Ocean apartments while seeking a residence.
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Moffit
Seventeenth Street
Capital and
Carey Avenues
G. O. Griffin
Fort Worth
Texas
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain Petroleum Company
Cheyenne
Mrs. Griffin
Inter Ocean
Resignation of Inter Ocean hotel greeter J Vernon Fox
J Vernon Fox, long time popular greeter at the Inter Ocean hotel, has resigned from his post after several months of service. His departure ends a notable chapter in hotel hospitality and local reception duties.
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J. Vernon Fox
Inter Ocean Hotel
Notable moves and corporate filings in regional notes
A desk clerk departs for Denver for a brief visit before heading to the Pacific coast. Fox’s successor is RK. B. Creech of Helena, Ark., who arrived in Cheyenne yesterday. One incorporation, Lewis & Company of Evanston, capitalized at $25, filed articles with the secretary of state yesterday.
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Denver
Pacific Coast
Fox
RK. B. Creech
Helena, Ark
Cheyenne
Lewis & Company of
Evanston
Local Notes From Cheyenne Newsroom and Rail Movements
BH Harris proprietor of Ladies Boston Tailoring leaves today for eastern markets to stock cloth with Miss Stich in charge during his absence. Bear Creek cattle train heads to Denver with N Lovercheck F BE Jones and Ed High aboard. Welsh company arrives to open Chautauqua this afternoon. Roscoe Wood returns home after pistol incident. State Geologist Edwin Hall returns from central state trip. Wyoming State Journal editors John and Mrs. Cook visit.
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BH. Harris
Ladies
Boston
Miss Stich
N. Lovercheck
F. BE. Jones
Bear Creek
Cheyenne
Denver
John L. Wikoff
Arcola
Howard Hint
Roscoe Wood
South Side
Edwin Hall
John Cook
The
Wyoming State Journal of Lander
City
Union Pacific Has The Call On Saratoga And Encampment
Union Pacific bars transfer of the Saratoga and Encampment railroad to outsiders after suits in Cheyenne. Herriman line holds a purchase option with stockholders under a contract that gives UP a right of first refusal at the same price, effectively preventing sale without UP consent. The route runs 45 miles southwest from Walcott toward Routt county Colorado with stock valued at 1.5 to 2 million dollars.
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Denver
Colo
Union Pacific Railroad
Saratoga & Encampment
Routt County
Colorado
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Cheyenne
United Smelters Railway and Copper Company
Herriman
Ft Denver
Richardson & Hawkins
New York
Walcott
United Smeltera and Railway Copper Company
Soldiers guard jail at Fort Myer after lynch attempt
At Fort Myer heights Colonel Garrad ordered cavalry guards around the Alexander county jail where a black man confined after stabbing Private Beott of battery D, Third field artillery, in an argument led to a lynching attempt. The tense security followed the incident yesterday.
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Priseot Negro
Washington
Garrad
Fort Myer
Alexander County
Fort Myer Heights
Robert Jackson
Beott
Battery D
Third Field Artillery
Civil Service District Reorganizes Headquarters in Seattle
The Eleventh Civil Service district relocates its Wyoming headquarters to Seattle Washington effective July 1 1910 Applications for Wyoming field service positions must go to the district secretary in Seattle Examinations for Cheyenne post office and other offices are scheduled with eligibility based on announced needs Local civil service matters advise contacting the Seattle office for forms and deadlines
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Civil Service Commission
Eleventh Civil Service District
Seattle
Washington
Wyoming
Eleventh
Civil Service District
Post
Wash
Cheyenne
Laramie
Sheridan
Rock Springs
Custom House
Internal Revenue and Mint and Assay Services
Quartermaster's
Washington, D. C
Chautauqua Opening Preparations Underway
Preparations are complete for the Chautauqua opening this afternoon in the city. A large crew yesterday raised the mammoth tent on the Central school campus at the corner, with three entertainments planned daily for seven days.
South Side Bride Weds Denver Man in Simple Home Ceremony
Miss May Cowles daughter of Mrs Mary Cowles wed Chester A Wadleigh of Denver at 400 East Eleventh Street in the presence of a few friends. The ceremony was by Rev Leon C Hills of the First Presbyterian Church. The couple will depart for Denver to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Eleventh Street
May Cowles
Mis
Mary Cowles
Chester A. Wadleigh
Denver
Lottle Cowles
J. T. Dodds
Leon C. Hills
First Presbyterian Church
Wreck on Rock Island Train Sends Five to Hospitals
Five people are in critical condition after a Rock Island westbound train derailed near Arena, Arkansas late last night. A broken rail caused the tender and five cars to overturn. passengers and mail clerks were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Rock Island Railroad
Arena
Here
Four Tuneful Brothers Entertain With Trumpets
Four tuneful brothers sing and play trumpets in a lively performance. The group delivers festive entertainment with coordinated harmonies and spirited onstage presence.
County warrants payable July 12 1910 at treasurer
All county warrants issued from October 31 1909 to November 31 1909 inclusive that have been presented and stamped will be paid at the office of the county treasurer on July 12 1910 or as soon thereafter as possible. Interest will cease on that date.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barry
Mather
Capital Avenue
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Overland
Carbon County Railway
Civil Service
Commission
Eleventh Distrect
Seatty
Capitol Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Wyeth
I. Ae
Shara
Wyeth Chemical CO
Cortlandt St
City End
Iaeaetan
A. i. Bowdel
Sherman Co
FIV
Chautauqua
Luke Voorhees
Coumy
Cheyenne, Wyo
United States Depository
Resources
Loana
Beelena
Isniceen
Aneueacewe
United States
Evia
P ‘Fita
Neon Cen
John Clay
Wiapple
Joanson
John Whitaker
A. I. Marble
Curtis Templin
Ass’t Cashier
Joan Clay
LG wireLe
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