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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1913
Page
6
The state board of charities and reform in Cheyenne invites sealed bids by 12 noon on April 1 1018 for furnishing materials and constructing an addition to the female ward at the Wyoming state insane asylum in Raweston.
The state board of charities and reform in Wyoming requests bids for renovations at Cheyenne and related offices. Bids must include a 10 percent certified check payable to the secretary of the board and a bond if awarded. The board may reject all bids and reserves the right to accept any bid.
Notice of intention to make final three year proof for land in section 4, T 14N R 68 W, Cheyenne Land Office. John K. Rinehart of Durham Wyoming filed Dec 12 1908 Serial 05421. Final hearing is Aug 8 1914 before register and receiver. Claimants listed: C T Childs Ern er Goodman Delbert Hudson Byron D Van Zandt.
The document records courses taught in county schools dated July 1919 led by Mamie F. Herpfro n as County Superintendent of Schools. Subjects include United States history, civics, geography, geometry, algebra, physics, hygiene, pedagogy, normal and primary education, bookkeeping, and special subjects.
The board of commissioners of Laramie County announces its plan to levy a special road tax under Bee 256, allowing able bodied men aged 21 to 50 to pay two dollars or work to earn credit. Fire company members in incorporated towns are exempt. Credits apply for eight hours of work or four hours with team, with certification accepted for labor or materials.
United States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming announces that Charles B. Myatt of Cheyenne filed for final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on parcels Lot 1 5 6 7 Sec 6 T14N R67W with PLLM. He previously entered July 5 1910 under Serial No 063410. Witnesses include Samuel D. Schuetz B A Moorehouse A L Biddle of Cheyenne and S Garber of Silver Crown. Deadline July 30 1924.
Sealed bids due by noon July 14 for the construction of Agricultural Hall on the University of Wyoming campus in Laramie. Architect plans available in Cheyenne or Laramie. bonds of 50000 dollars required. bids must include a 1000 dollar certified check. Building completion set for August 1, 1914. The board may reject any or all bids.
Notice to stockholders of Golden Wonder Mining Company of Cheyenne Wyoming to meet at H Donselowman office Carey block rooms 1 in Cheyenne at 10 am on August 21 18s to consider transferring company property to creditors in full payment of all debts. Officers to be elected and other business to be transacted. F Bootish president James Owen secretary.
Notice of an examination for teachers certificates to be held in the Cheyenne high school building starting at 4 30 on July 25 24 3012 The program lists sessions including orthography penmanship primary methods literature school management botany general history shorthand arithmetic and rhetoric with Friday morning and afternoon slots.
Lara mie county commissioners warn owners and operators to lay planks across bridges and culverts when moving traction engines on public highways. Violators face misdemeanor charges, fines from twenty five to one hundred dollars, costs, and up to thirty days in jail.
The Wyoming Armory Board invites sealed bids for construction of an armory in Newcastle Wyoming with plumbing heating and sewer work. Bids due August 1 1918 at 10 50 A.M. and must include a 2 percent cash or certified check deposit. Plans available in Cheyenne and Newcastle offices after July 10 1918.
A. H. Shively of Omaha, UP photographer, and Mr. Stark of St. Louis, UP advertising man, toured Cheyenne gathering scenes. They photographed the reservoir dam Fort Russell and local ranches to showcase city buildings, plains scenery, and farm life for promotional material.
Young men and women should call and interview Mr. H. L. Carl at the Inter-Ocean hotel in Cheyenne on Tuesday, July 15 regarding civil service appointments.
The Sherman Co decorative introduces house painting services. Local contractor offers interior and exterior finishes with consultation, color selection, and cleanup. Contact information and service area not provided in readable text.
In Brooklyn Chicago battled ten innings to a 5 4 defeat as Brooklyn used five pitchers to hold off Chicago. Leach doubled and homered, and Williams drove in the deciding run in the tenth after Corvidon stole second. Cheney, Miller ejected for dispute with plate umpire.
New York defeated Cincinnati 3 to 1 before a large crowd at the polo grounds. Ames, in his first Cincinnati appearance, pitched well despite losing to Demaree who outpitched him. Dodge, Merkle, Meyers, Murray and Shafer produced the decisive runs as Cincinnati's Bescher and Marsans sparked a late threat.
Pirates defeat Boston 6 to 4 to extend their winning streak to eight games this week. Robinson, Sweeney, and Maranville led Pittsburg with multiple hits as Boston chased the score late. Dagmelly and Mann surrendered two late runs to seal the lead.
Philadelphia knocked St Louis 12 to 1 in a 17 hit game led by Luderus with a homer triple and single. Lobert, Cravath, and others contributed two hits each as Brennan held the Cardinals to one run. Manager Hugging of St Louis suffered a head injury yesterday and stayed at his hotel.
In Detroit Philadelphia defeated the Tigers 16 to 9 in seven and two thirds innings. Brown walked a record 15 batters, while Detroit pitchers Dubuc House and Lake struggled and Cobb misplayed several chances. The Athletics capitalized with heavy hitting as Plank relieved Brown in the eighth and nine.
Boston loses 7 to 2 in the opener as Callahan’s hitters tag Cicotte while Bodle and Speaker shine on defense. In the nightcap Joe Wood dominates Chicago with four hits allowed as Frank Miller debuts for the White Sox before Lange relieves him.
Cleveland defeats Washington 5 to 4 in the first game of the series as Blanding replaces Gregg and holds the Senators to two hits after the third inning. Washington's three runs come in the third on Moeller Foster Milan Gandil and Morgan. Cleveland plates two runs in the fourth on Turner Jackson Lajoie and Groney. Batteries: Groom Hughes Henry Gregg Blanding and Cariach.
Lefty Leverenz defeated Ray Fisher 2 to 1 in St. Louis as New York Padres fall in the series opener. New York scored in the first on a walk, a donnie, and Hartzell’s sacrifice fly, while Shotten and Pratt drove in the tying run with a third inning triple. The winning run came in the sixth on Williams’ double and a Wallace sacrifice fly.
In Omaha line scores the Western League shows Lincoln 8 to 1 over Wichita 6 to 1 against St. Joseph with Denver 9 to Sioux City 5 and Topeka 6 over Des Moines? The fragment lists several game results across the circuit.
Chicago July 12 Joe Jackson leads the American league batting at .406 with 108 hits this season. Tri Speaker 104 hits and .378 average. Cobb 396 average with fewer games. Several others listed in top league totals with home runs and stolen bases noted.
Shimite Terrors abandon city league clash to spend today fishing in the mountains, cancelling the game against Twelfth cavalry at Fort Russell. Seers granted a day off as the Terrors enjoy a rare off day in the schedule.
Washington July 12 Democratic and Republican teams met at American League Park in a congression baseball game for the Washington grounds association. Democrats won 29 to 4, with Samuel Wissow of Massachusetts delivering hits and notable players from both parties participating in the exaggerated contest.
In Troy on July 12 Mis trad Mordecai daughter of T M Mordecai of harlowtons was killed and Miss Honus Folk of Charleston was injured when an automobile crashed into a tree after a burst tire caused the car to erose a tree Amies Mordecai was trapped under the wreckage of the machine
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