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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
10
A Burlington train wreck between New Castle and Upton injures W Webster of Roat severely. His nose is torn from his face, his shoulder broken, and other injuries reported as the train cars rejoined. He is under medical care in Upton.
In an early morning collision in the Burlington yards at Sheridan Shelftat June 16 Fireman O'Dell was injured and the engines badly damaged. It is not thought, however, that the fireman's injuries will prove serious.
Cody June 16. P Peterson a miner at the Kirby mines had his left foot crushed when a Burlington train passed over it as he attempted to board after leaving the car to drink. He sustained a broken cheek bone and foot injuries in the incident near Cody.
Houghs June 16. Bert Martin the tallest ecowpuncher in Wyoming at six feet seven inches stands bare foot and is in Douglas hospital with injuries from his pony stepping into a hole and throwing him. Doctors say his injuries are not serious. Martin recently recovered from a broken leg after an outlaw broncho threw and trampled him.
Sheridan reports four men J Kolensky Martin Yorlek B Kumar and K Henderson were fined a total of about 600 by Judge Parmek of the district court after a series of raids by District Attorney Kutcher targeting illegal liquor sales at local club rooms. The item notes the outcome of the enforcement push and names involved.
A notice from Laramre County outlines a listed matter related to SRR. It includes minimal readable details and a placeholder reference to actions or deadlines associated with the county.
Notice announces a tax sale of real estate in Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming on June 27 1910 at the county courthouse between morning and early evening hours. Sale will continue daily until all property is disposed of with taxes penalties interest and costs. Descriptions include owner name and property details with totals.
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