Display of All Cheyenne Mayors Honors Municipal History
A display of photographs featuring Cheyenne's 23 mayors is completed and placed in Alderman John Martin's West Seventeenth street hardware window. The collection, arranged by term, omits George Cassells, and will be officially received by the city council at the next meeting before being moved to council chambers.
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Cheyenne
Counccs
John Martin
West Seventeenth Street
Council
Geog. Cassells
L. R. Bresnahan
Personnel changes in office from 1877 to present time
A list of appointees and service periods shows Joseph M. Carey in 1877 and multiple successors through January 1907, including Francis Warren A H Rees C W Riner Howard F Stahle Samuel Merrill William R Schnitger L Murray M P Keefe Dan Gill and Peter B S Cook, with varied start and end dates up to the present.
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William R. Schnitger
L. Murray
M.P. Keefe
Dan
W Gill
Peter 8S. Cook
Restores Pleasing Plumpness with Samose
Cheyenne readers learn of Samose a flesh forming food sold by Palace Pharmacy with a no cure no pay promise. The ad claims thin run down individuals can gain weight and health, offered post paid for 50 cents with Sherman Co. handling molds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Palace Pharmacy
Veterans 10 Meet Tonight for Cheyenne Camp Charter
Spanish War veterans in Cheyenne and Fort Russell gather at the county courthouse this evening to perfect a permanent local camp of United States War Veterans. W. P. Martendale arrives from Denver to muster in charter members and officers as forty four have signed the charter roll with hopes to reach sixty.
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Country Court House
United States War Veterans
Fort Russell
W. P. Martendale
National
Cheyenne
Denver
Eleventh Infantry
Pole Mountain
Inter Ocean Hotel
Civil Service Exams At Cheyenne Post Office Notice
Announcement says civil service examinations will be held at the Cheyenne post office on July 27. Jobs listed include expert farmer in the Indian service with salaries from 720 to 1000 dollars yearly, and forest officer at 1599 dollars. railway mail clerk also on July 27 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Mdilan
Inryaudluh
Indian Service
Clerg
Human Rattle Box Visits Cheyenne Physicians
Pilla Wittman known to physicians as a human freak visits Cheyenne for a few days. He rose to notoriety in Chicago about a year ago after a lawsuit involving a man he refused to surrender It to, drawing public attention to his unusual condition.
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Whitman
de Costa
Jefferson College
Philadelphia
Nicholas Senn
Brush College
Chicago
Waldo Griggs
Physicians and Surgeons Institute At
St. Louis
Pilla Wittman
Cheyenne
Tax Auction At County Courthouse Sees Local Buyers
The delinquent taxes sale began at the county courthouse yesterday with county treasurer staff conducting the auction. Several parcels were bid on and purchased by local residents, marking the disposal of properties due to unpaid taxes.
Notice of Tax Sale in Cheyenne Wyoming 1910
Notice from the City Treasurer of Cheyenne Wyoming announces a delinquent tax sale of real estate and lands on July 27, 1910, at the courthouse between 10 am and 6 pm with adjournments daily until all properties are sold. Property in Cheyenne is listed with amounts due including tax, penalty, and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wyoming
Wyomng
Moe
Bate
Seaberg É
City Briefs and Civic Notes From Cheyenne
Local city briefs report florist offerings, civil suit in district court involving George W. D mint and Lee Sage for four hundred dollars, a Cheyenne wedding between F F Burchard and Miss Mable Pifer in Golden, May 17, Stork visit with Mrs. William L. Gross in Cheyenne, Rayner the insurance man visiting, no police court arrests, Wasserman’s sale on ten day special, hotel foundation progress at Sixteenth Street and Central Avenue, four wire outages on Bent Street disrupting service, and licenses issued for Vert B Wise and Sada Inamoko plus Miss Mable Hawkins with Eaton residents.
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Stork
William L. Gross
James F. Gross
West Twenty-sixth Street
Wasserman’s
Sixteenth Street
Central Avenue
Bent Street
Seventeenth
Yweay-taird Street
Cheysone Street Railway Company
Alvert B. Wise
Fort Russell
City
Kans
Sada Inamoko
Mable Hawkies
Eaton
Colo
Miss Hawking
Cheyenne
Margaret Illington Returns To Stage After Mourning
In Tacoma Washington June 28 the death of E B Harriman last August largely spurred Margaret Illington Bowes to return to acting. Her husband Edward J Bowen a Tacoma tycoon owns thousands of acres of suburban land bought after railroad land grabs. Harriman’s Portland Tacoma railroad project was delayed by the San Francisco fire.
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Tacoma
Wash
EB. H. Harriman
Cald
Margaret Tlington Bowes
Edward J. Bowen
Marriman
Harriman
Portland
San Francisco
Bowes and Miss Clingston Face Financial Struggles and Stage Return
References to the panic three years ago and Mr Bowes debt near a half million dollars. The Harriman railroad delay in building a separate line hindered West End development. Friends say Miss Clingston returns to the stage to help her husband retain and grow his real estate holdings.
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Harriman
West End
Harriman Eurveys
Bowes
Taftsalter plans after accident involving Taft son
Beverly Mass June 28 The serious condition of Michael Tutstwolla an Italian laborer struck by an automobile driven by Robert Taft son of the president has caused the Taft family to cancel plans to attend the Yale Harvard boat race at New London Conn They will remain in Beverly as Tutstwolla is considered in dangerous condition
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Beverly
Mass
Michael Thiratwolla
Robert Taft
Taft
New London
Feet So Sore Couldn’t Walk Down Stairs
Mrs Crockett of Jeffersonville reports relief after a second TIZ treatment allowing her to descend stairs one foot at a time for the first time in five years. The advertisement touts TIZ as a unique foot remedy that cleanses pores, promises quick relief, and costs 25 cents per box, with direct sales from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. and recommendations by Sands Drug Co.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Sands Drug Co
Specialist to Attend Man in Accordance with Instructions
A specialist is assigned to attend the man and ensure all possible actions are taken. The president will arrive after early Wednesday morning.
Milwaukee Heiress Conditioned on Marriage for $100,000
Alma Naumann, once of Milwaukee, stands to inherit $100,000 on her marriage. if she remains single she earns only the income from the amount. Foster-daughter of the late Mrs. Henriette Erlend, her probable heirship follows a will not specifying the $900,000 estate. Mrs. Friend notes echo a familiar saying about women's roles in managing a home.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Alma Naumann
Henriette Erlend
Friend
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Godal
Circle
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Business House
Citizens National Bank
Abraham Lincoln
The
Zeppelin
Germann City
Sherman Co
Gleason Mercantile Company
Margarwd Illington
Henry
George dc
Niles & Moser Cigar CQ
Denver, Col
Thomas Dixon
Chautauqua
Annette Tucker
Ooi
WellsHgery Wale
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