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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1916
Page
5
The Denver market shows a firm cattle tone with steady to weak prices for inferior stock and strong hog and sheep demand. Beef steers sell around 9 to 9.15, grass cattle lower, feeders mixed, hogs top near 9.60, sheep and lambs steady with lambs around 10.25 and good ewes at 6.50.
Receipts show market activity with sheep and lamb values along with cattle and hay prices. Wool and grain prices are listed, including oats alfalfa and native hay, with monthly ranges and per hundredweight figures cited by the Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company.
Department of the Interior Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming June 13 1946 notice that John Pleming of Cheyenne Wyoming holder of homestead entry Serial 045237 for NB Section 10 Township 14 West Range 66 West has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim before the Register and Receiver Cheyenne Wyoming July 19 1916 witnesses Dan Luce J B Campbell C S Christensen Ernest Wellnitz Arnold Rick Floyd L Vosler all of Cheyenne Wyoming WILL RE ID L D Register
Department of the Interior notice announces Luther J F Bedertha of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intent to prove up holdings on land described by fractional section 34 township 12 north range 65 west sixth meridian. Hearing set before U S Land Office officials in Cheyenne Wyoming on July 1916 with witnesses E Cashman W C Arnold B S Crist Dean T Prosser and others.
The Wyoming Secretary of State calls for bids by 2 PM on August 10 1916 for material printing stitching and binding of bills resolutions and other printed items for the 14th State Legislature. Bids include session laws journals and expenditures reports with specified binding formats and prices per page. All work must be performed within Wyoming.
Mrs. Ernest Shackleton and her daughter wait in England for updates on the explorer who recently escaped the dangers of the frozen youth.
The state seeks bids for binding and office supplies with separate bids for seven classes. Detailed specs cover journals, session laws, letter heads, notebooks, and miscellaneous items. Bids require certified checks or bonds, list amounts, and must be sealed. state reserves right to reject all bids.
Walter C. Niccolls files to contest Priscilla Jones Homestead Entry No 011191 covering BW of NE 1 4 and W 1 4 SE 1 4 Section 18 and NE 1 4 and NE 1 4 of Section 19 Town 19 Range 45 West St Principal Meridian alleging abandonment failure to establish residence or improve. entry to be canceled after four publications unless Jones answers under oath within twenty days. Spokane association handles notarial services for Colville Reservation openings. notices to be served by registered mail. Date of first publication June 21 1916. Date of second publication June 23 1916. Date of third publication July 6 1916. Date of fourth publication July 12 1916.
Department of the Interior notice states Mabel E. Smith widow of Warren J. Smith of Cheyenne Wyoming made homestead entry on February 2 1902 Serial 08108 for 14 acres section 10 township 15 north range 68 west and will prove up her claim at the U S Land Office Cheyenne July 20 1916 before Register and Receiver E J Sorensen Glen Hollingsworth C E Sorenson and C O Halvernon all of Cheyenne Wyoming will Reid date 1928 6 21 7 5 12
Ora D. Cotton purchased all blocks and lots in Logan Heights Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming for 1912 taxes totaling 10.85 with interest penalty and costs. Redemption ends October 27 1916. If not redeemed, Cotton will apply to county treasurer for a deed on October 28 1916.
A fragment lists southbound and Denver routes with times across lines for No. 29 and No. 31. It notes arrivals at 10:06 p.m. and 12:45 p.m. from Denver and Wendover departure times including 2:26 p.m. and 6:40 a.m.
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