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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
2
New York residents confront a wildlife problem as wild dogs and other animals roam Central Park. Authorities mobilize hunters with rifles to curb pests and protect visitors while the city endures a hot season and storms.
At Rock Springs Wyoming on June 27 22 month old David Jamieson drowned after being blown into Fontenelie River at his father Join Jamiesons ranch near Unita County. His mother bravely attempted to save him but was nearly swept away herself. The body was recovered after help from a neighboring ranch.
Encampment Wyoming June 27 The Leighton Wyoming Mining company plans rapid sinking to 300 feet after shipping in machinery for installation near town. The Leighton claims lie beside Ferris Haggarty with a 20 foot shaft and 186 foot tunnel yielding ore averaging 32 dollars per ton in gold and a streak worth 392 dollars per ton. The shallow shaft exposes a copper deposit hoped to rival Ferris Haggarty. Green River June 27 Ballasting on Union Pacific track between Green River and Rock Springs proceeds fast. The double track project on Wyoming division could be ready for use within a month.
In Avinston Wyoming on June 27, sheep shearing finishes late compared with the rest of the state. Large shipments of sacked wool are confined to eastern buyers. The season is almost over with crews sending crabs from this district through Evanston on routes eastward.
Friends of W A Lindsay search for the long-time Shell cabin resident who vanished recently. his Colorado family is unaware of his whereabouts. In Sundance a fire destroyed Clarkson of Miller Creek’s home with no insurance, and Albany County officers issue descriptions for a Clinton Missouri man who allegedly wrote four worthless checks totaling 500 to buyers.
Palace Pharmacy offers Samose a flesh forming supplement guaranteed to increase weight when taken with meals. Physicians and chemists developed the prescription and the store backs it with a refund if weight does not rise. Agency secured in Cheyenne. price 60 cents.
Charlies By McGarvey, contractor for Round Top reservoir works, will today complete the large excavation near the new Waterworks system. The project proceeds as crews finalize primary earthmoving on schedule.
Fort Russell and the city near turnover of work but dispute over classification of excavated material. McGarvey says much is rock while the city engineering department argues only a small quantity is rock, signaling extended legal action possible before settlement.
Governor Brooks received the official call of the Eighth South National Irrigation Congress to be held in Pueblo Colorado from September 26 to 30 inclusive. Fifteen delegates are to be sent and the governor seeks only those able to attend. Respond promptly if you wish to attend.
In New York William Jennings Bryan shared to a Broadway lawyer an anecdote from Nebraska. He protested a real estate assessment claiming a goat at 25 dollars was not real property. The tale shows his humorous take on property tax rules.
June 27 Laramie report details stockman Lowrey, famed in Wyoming, suffering spine injury from a fall while riding across the range. The article notes a loss of 2500 with 500 noted as a premium or indemnity, and mentions a fellow stockman, Johnson, as implicated in the incident chain of events.
A reader recalls a visit to a town assessor who explains a rule taxing property that runs and abuts on the highway. The goat owner admits the animal sometimes runs loose and butts, but the official says the rule applies and offers no remedy.
Seven rooms on Carliny Fort Sale at $3100. Listing notes Pone 674 and a five OLIVER among Sanilag at Sherman Co. property details are terse and occupy a small classified notice style.
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