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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
2
A Pennsylvania rail line plans to raise its own fence posts and cross ties in reforestation efforts near the tracks. The proposal aims to bolster line safety and reduce maintenance costs by sourcing materials locally.
Philadelphia June 2 The Pennsylvania railroad plans to set out over 1 000 600 trees this spring bringing total plantings to 3 430 000 in three years to secure timber and cross ties. The effort covers New Jersey and central Pennsylvania with varied species and large nursery plantings to sustain future wood needs.
Mary Connelly of Elkhart Ind writes Governor Marehall begging release of her eldest son William Connelly who has served three years. She notes she has 18 children six at home nine under 14 and fears the family is breaking without him.
Professor J Tinsley of the New Mexico Agricultural College cites mesas and plateaus once labeled worthless as ideal sites for dry farming. He notes dry farming methods are not new to the region with Mexicans and Indians historically practicing the technique for corn and beans.
Berlin June 2 Count Zeppelin telegrammed Reichstag to express regrets he cannot take officials aloft due to necessary repairs. He states full restoration of damaged parts will take several weeks.
The Leader announces openings for four steady youths to serve as Wide-awake boys at Cheyenne Biste Leader and the samlay State header. Applicants must be vigilant and capable, with duties including distributing notices and assisting during events.
Helena residents learn Neath Feath a mining man from Montana, presumed dead since last November, is alive in Casper Wyoming. His wife received a Casper letter from ranchman MeWilliamme stating he had news of her husband who had been in an annuitarium in Minneapolis.
Dr. Kaldane Cleminson in custody over the death of his wife who claimed burglars chloroformed her. He showed signs of a nervous breakdown and slept little after midnight, calling for a doctor early today.
Chicago reports that railroads cut exceptionally low fares from Chicago and western and southwestern cities to divert summer tourist traffic from northern and western resorts to the Atlantic seaboard. The move aims to boost travel to seaside destinations during the season.
Des Moines dispatch reports John Junkin, a colored man, found guilty of murdering Clara Roren in Ottumwa. He was sentenced to hang on Friday in July 1910 and taken to Fort Madison asylum for safekeeping.
A historical report alleges Senator Alprich manipulated Senate rules to influence upper house legislation for personal aims. The article notes procedural adjustments, debates, and calls for ethical oversight.
Washington, June 2. Senator Aldrich blocks floor action on the income tax amendment, seeking to derail the measure by referring it to the Judiciary Committee. A vote on June 10 will reveal if the tactic succeeds and if the issue stalls until the next session.
The article critiques Aldrich as arguing to cut tariffs on essential goods for Ife while supporting tax revenue from imports on foods and wearables. It claims he would add free list items if an income tax passed, and vows to block any income tax amendment to protect tariff interests.
Boston court prepares to try a case by former Judge Dewey who sues officials of the Good Government association for alleged libelous statements made during the 1905 campaign. The claim seeks 76,450,000 in damages.
Washington June 2 Members of the naval board that will select officers below the grade of captain for compulsory retirement met today to begin their work. They will report to President Taft about the first of next month.
New York reports H. Harriman and Mrs Harriman have departed on the Kaiser Wilhelm II for Bremen. Harriman plans a three month السفر abroad.
The Forest Service announces examinations of applicants for clerk positions to be held in many cities on June sixteenth. The announcement lists appointment procedures and eligibility requirements for interested candidates across multiple locations.
The United States civil service commission announces an examination on June 16 in Denver Durango Fort Collins Pueblo Grand Junction Cheyenne Laramie Sheridan Aberdeen Sioux Falls Deadwood Watertown for $900 to $1,200 annual forest service vacancies. Eligibles may be assigned to Battlement Pike Routt Sopris forests in Colorado and Wyoming and the Sioux Thoréal in South Dakota. Applicants should apply promptly to state civil service or local exam boards using form 304.
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