Independent and Democratic Sheriff Candidates in Laramie County
A series of political notices from Laramie County Wyoming announces independent and Democratic candidates for sheriff. Thomas F. Talbot seeks nonpartisan police leadership, while others, including Frank B. Roach J C Hansen and Thos R Reid, announce Democratic primary bids for county offices such as assessor commissioner and superintendent of schools. Mamie E Hefferon also seeks Democratic nomination for schools chief.
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Laramie County
Wyoming
Thomas F. Talbot
J. C. Hansen
Campstool
Wyomite
Floa
Wople
Mamie E. Hefferon
Peter R. Warlaumont
Cheyenne Telephone Directory to be Printed in July 1912
The August issue of the Cheyenne telephone directory will go to press July 14, 1912. Changes and additions received by that date will appear in the new book. Prospective subscribers should apply now to be listed. The Mountain Telephone and Telegraph Co. district manager Campbell urges service installations at any time.
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Cheyenne
Tother Dames
THE
Mountain Gratis Telephone and Telegraph CO
Campbell
Local Happenings In Cheyenne And Nearby Areas
A collage of small notices from Cheyenne and environs includes visits by Mrs and Mr C P Farmer to Ida Grove Iowa, a new sign for the Capol saloon, a police chief prize for a fat man’s race, and travel notes from R M Anderson and John P Painter. Also reported are an injured child, a gentlemans and ladies’ chiropody offerings, and a medical tip for back pain with Chamberlain’s Liniment.
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Plu
Carey Ave
Mra
C. P. Farmer
Ida Grove
Wort 16Th Street
James Allister
Delong
Schooia
Pine Bluffa
Congregational Christian Endeavor Society
Caplol
Cheyenne Sign Works
John P. Painter
James E. Brown
Penn-sylvanias
Cheyenne
Los Angeles
Steever
Texas
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Department of Texas
Union Pacific
Denver
H. M. Newman
Ira
W. J
Packer
Wisconsin
Grants
Ned
Fourth Artillery Sets Fast Marching Record
Cheyenne reports the Fourth Field Artillery is two days ahead of schedule and may establish a new U S marching record as troops move swiftly and mules struggle to keep pace. Most deserters from Fort Logan have returned. seven remain. Also mentions Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a popular seller with dealer endorsement.
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Cheyenne
Fourth Field Artillery
U.S
Fort Logan
Top Girder Erected at Citixen Bank Building
The top girder of the Citixen bank building steel skeleton was raised yesterday. President Thomas and Architect Harerresen were invited to the top for a ceremonial position. Steel work is to be completed by mid next week with riveting finished by August first. Levy Construction of Denver holds concrete and fireproof floors, Stevenson Contracting handles wiring, Johnson and Davis of Denver manages plumbing and ventilation.
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Citixen
Waa
Thomas
Harerresen
Fingen
Levy Construction Company
Denver
Stevenson Contracting Company
Johnson & Davis of
Miners Deaths Highlight 1911 UMW Convention in Wyoming
United Mine Workers of America District No 22 met at Eagles hall with about 60 delegates. Reports show 26 killed and 12 injured among 77229 miners last year, Wyoming coal output 6,610,354 tons, fund balance $119,000, and a forthcoming joint conference with operators.
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United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
Eagles’ Hall
Thomas Gibson
L. C. Hills
John Charles Thompson
Mina
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
U. P. Coal Company
Railroad news Denver shops not affecting Cheyenne work
Union Pacific officials deny layoffs here are tied to the Denver highner plant opening. They say the slight reduction in force results from dull summer business and not from the new facility.
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Denver
Union Pacific
Hig Ner
Cheyenne businessmen seek evening Denver train boost
Cheyenne business men are pressing the Colorado and Southern management to run an evening train to Denver. They argue such service would likely increase the railroad's business substantially.
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Colorado & Southern
Denver
railroad personals bring Denver official to Cheyenne on business
Denver official of the C. M. and St. P. and J. Helber general passenger agent of the Wabash visit Cheyenne in the city on rail affairs.
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Mahoney
Denver
Travel assignments listed for several passengers
The document specifies passenger destinations including Denver J H Nixon Lemon Omaha Pueblo Pueblo Boise City Idaho Trinidad Durango Burke Lincoln with names such as Charles Boyce Wade Boyle Morton Anderson Obermann Karo Butthoff and FP RB Glade.
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U. BP
Charles Boyce
Denver
J. H. Nixon
Lemon
D. W
Wade
Omaha
Paul Boyle
Pueblo
Leo Morton
W. M. Anderson
Boise City
Idaho
J. W. Obermann
Trinidad
Jon Karo
Durango
T. A. Butthoff
Burke
Glade
Lincoln
Good Roads Men Finish Work On Painting Poles
A Wyoming Highway Association letter reports painting of telegraph and telephone poles across counties from Laramie to the Nevada line. Details from Cheyenne to Ogden show counties moving westward, signaling a transcontinental route from Omaha to the coast via Cheyenne Sherman Hill Laramie Rawlins Rock Springs Ogden and surrounding areas.
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Good Roads Phoenters
E. L. Eimery
Wyoming Highway Association
Randy Ballinger
Larame Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne
Wyo
Limmie Chamber of Commerce
Ballinger
Laramie County
Sherman Hill
Laramie City
Albany County
John W. Illy
Rock Springs
Sweetwater County
Pexton
Evanston
Uinta County
O. J. Stilwell
Weber Club
Ogden
Ogillen
Nevada
Missouri River
Carbon County
Wyoming
Omaha
Laramie
Rawlins
Franston
Great Salt Lake
Bryan Responds to Watterson and Clark Attacks
Lincoln Nebraska July 12 W J Bryan defends his Baltimore convention stance in the Commoner. He counters Col Henry Watterson and Champ Clark accusing their loyalty to Bryanism and suggests Clark would not quote his past praise of Underwood’s progressivism. He says Watterson has been a target of his criticism for years.
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Lincoln
Neb
Baltimore
W. J. Bryan
Col
Henry Watterson
Champ Clark
Bryan
Clark
Federal Court Denies Ir $130000 Suit in Ranch Case
In a federal court decision Judge Kiner refused to appoint receivers or proceed with the suit brought by Central Trust Co and Willoughby G Walling against Rawhide and Davish ranch partners. The action sought property in a deed of trust covering about 2600 acres and personal property to secure 15000 dollars in coupon bonds. The court found the suit premature and ordered costs against complainants. Attorneys Mata Fisher Boyden Chicago and Fisher secretary of the interior represented the complainants. Clark and Clark Cheyenne also. defendants were represented by Morrow Scotts Bluff and Mullen Ridgley.
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Qorntertoy
Kiner
Oaee
Central Trust Company
Willoughby G. Walling
Mata, Fisher and Boyden
Chicago
Fisher
The
United States
Clark and Clark
Cheyenne
W. M. Morrow
Scotts Bluff
Ned
Mullen and Ridgley
City
Runaway Horse Flings Family as Buggy Upsets
A mother and infant were thrown from a buggy when a horse bolted at 18th and Eddy. The child sustained bruises and cuts while the mother was dragged under wheels before the animal was restrained. An automobile rushed the injured to Dr. Johnson's office for treatment.
Ancient Rome tale and city life observations
A Wood Street man questions an oracle about geese that saved Rome and a Smithfield sage recalls Rome's wealth and invaders seeking loot. The piece notes high living costs then and cites the Ottaburgh Post. It ends with advice on caring for young orchard trees versus older ones and sunlight needs.
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Smithfield Street
Rome
High-Up Business Men Swagglers in Contraband Ring
A new federal grand jury will hear a written confession implicating prominent Los Angeles and San Francisco men in a smuggling operation. William Gerald and Harry Lloyd were arrested trying to move contraband Chinese laborers from Ensenda into the United States. Officials say the higher-ups include men with ties to China for labor for agricultural and horticultural interests.
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Los Angeles
United States
Archibald
San Francisco
Amug
Wling
William Gerald
Harry Lloyd
Ensenda
California
Upe
China
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Frank B. Roach
Thos. R. Reid
Edward G. Schoel
Avery
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Sherman Co
Bonitas
Sherman Ny
Chamberlain
All Dealera
H. W. Hendrickson
Ohio Falls
Ind
Burroughs
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Oscar Borensen
Court Place
Colorado
Mary
Railroad News
E. L. Emery
Pres
Wyoming Highway Assn
Utah
EB. L. Emery
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Streek
Watterson
Hound Dawg Clark
Babe
Wood Street
Otteburgh Post
Ohenstein
Continental Oil CO
Albuquerque
Boise
Salt Lake City
Washington Market
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