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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1913
Page
14
Sealed bids will be received by the state board of charities and reform in Cheyenne for furnishing material and construction of an addition to the female ward at the Wyoming state insane asylum in Powell, Wyoming. Deadline is 12 noon on April 1, 1918.
The text outlines bid procedures for construction at the Cheyenne Wyoming facility. Bidders must submit a 10 percent certified check with bids and guarantee contract entry if bid is accepted. The State Board of Charities and Reform reserves right to reject all bids.
Notice from the land office Cheyenne Wyoming dated June 27 1919 states John K Rinehart of Durham Wyoming filed intent for final three year proof to establish his homestead claim Serial 05421 NW NYNEW BWAYNES-4 section 4 T 14N R0 OGW OP M before the United States register receiver August 8 1914. Claimant Os witherer C T Childs Ern er Goodman Delbertei Hudson Byron D Van Zandt all Cheyenne Wyoming. W E CHAPLIN Register.
Dated this fra t day of July 1919 Mamie F. Herperon County Superintendent of Schools outlines the range of subjects in the assessment of elementary and primary education. Topics include United States history physics hygiene chemistry geometry pedagogy and normal school methods.
The board of commissioners of Laramie County announces an intention to levy a special poll or road tax of two dollars on able bodied men aged twenty one to fifty. Exemptions apply to members of organized fire companies in incorporated towns or cities. Labor may be worked off at two dollars per eight hour day, or four hours with team, with certificates for labor or materials accepted.
United States Land Office Cheyenne announces Charles B. Myatt of Cheyenne has filed intention for final three-year proof on land described as lot 5 6 7 and fractional section 6 township 14 north range 67 west with meridian principal meridian. Witnesses include Samuel D. Schuetz B A Moorehouse A L Biddle of Cheyenne and S Garber of Silver Crown. Proceedings set for July 30 1924 before the register and receiver in Cheyenne Wyoming.
The University of Wyoming invites sealed bids for construction of the Agricultural Hall on the Laramie campus. Bids due by noon July 14, 1913, must include a $1000 certified check and bond of $50,000. Work to be completed by August 1, 1914.
Notice to stockholders of Golden Wonder Mining Company of Cheyenne Wyoming. Meeting at 10 o clock A M on August 21 1885 in Carey block rooms to consider transferring company property to creditors in full payment of debts. Officers will be elected and further business may arise. F Bootish president James Owen secretary.
Notice of an examination for teachers' certificates to be held in the Cheyenne high school on July 25 and 24 3012 starting at 4 30 sharp. The schedule lists orthography penmanship primary methods literature school management and more in Friday morning and additional topics in Friday afternoon.
County commissioners of Lara mie county warn traction engine owners to lay planks across bridges and culverts on public highways for wheel passage. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines from twenty five to one hundred dollars and up to thirty days in jail.
Sealed bids for the construction of an armory building at Newcastle Wyoming will be opened publicly at 10 50 A M August 1 1918 at Newcastle by the state armory board of control. Bids cover construction plumbing heating and necessary sewer and water connections with 2 percent deposit. Plans viewed at Cheyenne adjutant general office and Capt R Anderson Newcastle after July 10 1918.
Omaha photographer A I L Shively and St. Louis advertising man Mr Stark visited Cheyenne to photograph city buildings reservoir dam Fort J A Russell and nearby ranches. The images will showcase Cheyenne scenery farm life and ranch life for railway advertising.
Young men and women are advised to call and interview Mr. H. L. Carl at the Inter-Ocean hotel in Cheyenne on Tuesday July 15 for civil service appointments.
The Sherman Co Decorative announces house painting services. Local homeowners are invited to request exterior and interior paint work, with quality finishes and competitive pricing. Contact details not provided in readable text.
Brooklyn and Chicago fought ten innings as the Dodgers dropped their tenth consecutive defeat. Chicago led early with two doubles and a Leach homer, while Brooklyn tied late on Meyers and Smith. Cheney settled in the eighth and Ward Miller argued a close plate call before being ejected.
New York defeated Cincinnati 3 to 1 before a large crowd at the polo grounds. Demaree outpitched Ames who appeared in a Cincinnati uniform for the first time. Ames pitched well, receiving cheers, as Devore and Groh also drew receptions from the crowd.
Pittsburgh defeats Boston 6 to 4 to extend its winning streak to eight games, claiming eighth victory of the week behind Robinson and McCarthy’s hits and a late inning lead change. Dagmelly and Mann pitched, with Maranville collecting five singles.
Philadelphia hammered 17 hits totaling 35 bases to rout St. Louis 12 to 1. Luderus Lobert and Cravath homered, with multiple extra base hits from several players. Brennan starred for the Cardinals with solid relief, while Hugging was hospitalized from a head injury sustained yesterday.
Philadelphia unloaded heavy hitting as Detroit pitcher Brown walked 15 men in seven and two thirds innings. Cobb returned to play second for Detroit but committed four errors aided by poor support. The Athletics capitalized on walks to score throughout, with Plank relieving Brown in the eighth and ninth inning as Vitt Veach Crawford sparked the late rallies.
Boston takes the opener 7 to 2 while Chicago blanks the visitors 0 to 4. Hall struggles as Cicotte and Bodle shine for Chicago. Wood dominates in the nightcap allowing four hits with Lange and Schalk supporting. Miller debuts for the White Sox before yielding to Lange.
Cleveland defeats Washington 5 to 4 in the first game of the series. Gregg and Groom were knocked from the mound. Blanding held Washington to two hits after replacing Gregg. Washington scored thr ee runs in the third inning on Moeller Foster Milan Gandil and Morgan. Cleveland answered with late runs including doubles by Turner Jackson Lajoie and Groney.
Lefty Leverenz defeats Ray Fisher 2 1 in a pitchers duel as St. Louis beats New York in the series opener. New York scores in the first on a walk and Hartzell sacrifice fly, with a Shotton single and Pratt triple tying the game before Williams doubles home the winning run in the sixth.
The Western League results show Lincoln defeating Omaha 8 to 1 and Wichita 6 to 5, with St. Joseph topping none listed while Denver posted 9 against Sioux City 0 and Topeka 6 over Des Moines 5.
Chicago July 12. Joe Jackson top the American league with a .406 average and 108 hits this season according to unofficial figures. Tri Speaker 104 hits and .378. Cobb 396 average. Caldwell, New York, 75. Eddie Collins 355. Hendriksen 361. McDoneld leads National with 422. Crandall 353. Cravath 847. Hyatt 846. Daubert 846. Home Run Baker 8 RBIs. Cra vath and Ludorus lead National with 8 home runs. Stolen bases Milan 46. Moeller 32. Myers 26. Lobert 22. Maraens 22.
Shimite' Terrors forego scheduled clash with Twelfth cavalry at Fort Russell to enjoy a day of fishing in the mountains. The game is cancelled as the team takes an off day in the City league schedule.
Washington July 12 Democrats defeated Republicans 29 to 4 in a congression al baseball game at American League Park. Stars included Samuel Wissow from Massachusetts and Rep. Harris of Mississippi among others. The event benefited the Washington grounds association with lines and positions listed for both teams.
Mis trid Mordecai daughter of T M Mordecai of Harlowtons was killed and Miss Honus Folk of Charleston was injured when an automobile rammed a tree in Troy New York today. Amies Mordecai was trapped beneath the wrecked car.
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