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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
10
In Lander a water department struggle reveals fish clogging mains and a plan to reroute pipes as residents cite heavy expenses. In Evanston James Bare Get faces a near miss after a bullet shatters a window. police probe a possible assassination attempt with no culprit identified.
In Laramie on July 12 a 984 carpenter fell from a scaffold while at work and was knocked unconscious. The incident occurred at the New Masonic Temple construction site in Evanston as work on the project continued.
July 12 report traces officials in the capital city denying Emma Fieldman and then Anna A Maley permission to address audiences on Sourialism. The refusals drew sharp protests as Maley traveled from town to town west of Cheyenne sharing her experiences with authorities.
The court sold the estate of J J Hayes at Centennial on July 12 by auction as ordered by the court. The property, found last March dead in his cabin nearby, brought 7300 dollars, with Howard Hicks of this place the purchaser. The estate was among the region’s most valuable due to Hayes' lack of known relatives.
Jeff Starkey of Meeteetse was working under a hall window when a sudden gust shattered the pane. A heavy plate of glass struck his back, pierced his clothing, and lodged in his flesh, requiring a physician to remove it.
In Hasy Money Sheridan on July 12 City Attorney Carl Sackett, $31,500 richer, faced a jury over a defamation case after Pow ers of Alaska called him names. The jury awarded Sackett $1,600 for $10,000 in damages.
Heavy rainfall across Sheridan County over the past days lifts spirits among ranchers farmers and local businessmen. Towns reporting abundant growth include Bear Creek Bridger Big Timber Huntley and Columbus with City notes also benefiting.
A movement by raidmen and business men in Hulett seeks to build a public horse shed to protect horned horses arriving from surrounding country during next winter. The initiative aims to shelter horses ridden by travelers and local residents as cold weather approaches.
A local prominent physician, noted as Knode, sustained a badly fractured arm after being thrown to the ground as his team started before he could enter his dusky to make alprafesa local call. Sundance July 12.
July 12 report from Thermopolis notes the new daily passenger train began service after a week of postponements due to a washout at Coal Gulch. In Laramie a library burglary occurred yesterday with theft of a cash box containing a small amount.
An axe was used to gain entry and pry the desk top in a burglary but no crew could be found to identify the burglar.
J F Wallace of the Northern Colorado Power Co with C H Williams arrives in Cheyenne to inspect Fort Russell and city properties. He forecasts accelerated highline work and a $50 000 appropriation plus further irrigation development using well water pumped by the local plant.
The passage notes Wallace and Williams leaving the city in the early sixties. Wallace went to East Lake City Utah as guest of A G Parker of Colorado and Southern. Parker passed through Cheyenne in his private car and may return to Cheyenne Thursday to tour the water system and dam sites.
Colorado and Southern resumes ore traffic from Sunrise to the Colorado Fuel and Iron works at Pueblo after a Pueblo switchmen strike interrupted rails last week. The first ore train passed Cheyenne yesterday. Sign painting at Sherman Co.
President A. G. Parker of the Colorado and Southern Railway toured Cheyenne yesterday in his private car en route from Denver to Nevada. He stopped briefly and departed on Union Pacific train No. 9 for the west, joined by J. F. Wallace of the Northern Colorado Power Company who will accompany him to Salt Lake City.
Detroit July 12 August Herrman of Cincinnati was elected grand exalted ruler at the largest meeting of the grand lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Edward Leach of New York and P H Shields of West Virginia were reelected grand treasurer and grand teller. The race for grand secretary was unsettled with Fred Robinson David McArren and George D. Bostock as candidates and further balloting possible.
Yonkers July 12 Peter Tripoli 62 a retired contractor died of heart failure at his Willow Street home as he threatened to stab his wife. The wife fainted beside him and required a doctor after his sudden collapse. Doctors cited heat exhaustion and long bouts of mental derangement.
Seventeen seniors and six juniors received diplomas during the city academy commencement held Friday in the gymnasium. Principal Maria Chen praised the class for resilience and highlighted scholarship gains and community involvement.
A incident in Cabot today results in one confirmed death and twenty five people injured. Authorities investigate the cause as responders treat victims and secure the scene.
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