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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
7
City irrigation rules restrict water use to 6 am to 9 am and 5 pm to 9 pm during April to October. Outside that season irrigation and sprinkling allowed only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. City park capitol grounds post office and convent grounds use must follow mayor and council committees designations. Louis Maneval, City Marshal.
Charlotte Lander files for divorce from Frank Lander in the First Judicial District Laramie County Wyoming. Grounds listed as extreme cruelty non support indignities desertion and requests custody of two children and restoration of maiden name. Answer by July 30, 1910 or judgment by default. Clerk T J Fisher announces dates June to July with attorney John Charles Thompson.
At the June meeting the Laramie Commercial club derided a public reading of the Declaration and appointed a committee to finance a large Independence Day program featuring Frontier and Cowboy elements in the city.
George Tres eel, 14, suffered a severe leg fracture at his father's Douglas home when a horse he rode ran away and fell during a sharp turn. The injury marks the most serious damage from the accident.
The Cheyenne City Clerk reports the 1910 assessment roll of real and personal property is completed and returned to the city council. A committee of equalisation will hear objections at the city assessor office in Cheyenne City Hall on Wednesday July 6 1910 at 9 o clock a m and at subsequent sessions until finished. Property owners aggrieved are urged to file objections or appear in person.
A notice lists multiple land parcels and owners including Thomas and Luella Hartville, Wye Land & Live Stock Co, and Guernsey properties. Entries reference sections, townships, ranges, and blocks with several lot measurements and subdivisions, plus odd numerical figures.
A dense page of classified listings includes cash and credit ad rates, wanted notices for positions and goods, real estate bargains, legal notices, and railroad timetable data. It mentions employment and education opportunities, lost items, rental offers, and multiple attorney and room listings across Cheyenne Wyoming with several company and person names.
A local paper announces a schedule shift from Friday to Tuesday evening for a concert or event, urging readers not to miss the updated timing for their convenience. The notice is brief and lacks specific venue or performer details.
Notice announces two locations in Laramee county Cheyenne and Wheatland for teacher certificate exams on June 7 and 18 1910. Sessions include pedagogy psychology geography physiology and education history with listed subjects and times. County Superintendent Alich Mampson signs the notice dated June 4 1910.
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