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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
Flood damage reported across multiple farms as Twelve Chowad and fifty teams policed the overflow from a gopher bored opening in the Tri-State Irrigation ditch. The mishap began when a burrowing animal breached the ditch bark, widening a small stream into a torrent and washing away a large area of farmland.
Local officials in Laramie announce a forthcoming fire preparedness effort with regional agencies, detailing plan objectives and coordination steps for the community deployment and safety measures.
Forest service approves use of a fifteen passenger motor car as an emergency vehicle along the Cheyenne forest reserve railway. The railroad is held responsible for any damage from locomotive use, with a precautionary stance stated by the service.
Washington June 29 reports a shift in 11s postoffice leadership with Alva W. Barnett appointed to succeed W. Raymond at Redmond Bloom county and Wr—ing. The move completes the day’s postmaster appointments.
Residents in Cheyenne complain as delivery workers allegedly cut across lawns to reach wagons, damaging yards and provoking indignation among homeowners and families. They seek stricter use of sidewalks and denounce rude responses from offenders while defending their prized lawns.
An abrupt exodus of local residents disrupts plans for a Monday event in Sheridan. Rumors place Jonny Keefe and Guy Buckles amid shifting crowds while other figures like Mike Majone are linked to Cimarron New Mexico.
Monday afternoon Frank James meets Tom O Neill at Rawlings while Young Heeckter is set to fight Jack Carson at Florence Colorado. Nearly a score of boxing bouts are scheduled across Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico.
Toronto publishers of the Daily Racing Record were convicted in the police court for violating the Miller anti gambling law during the Woodbine meet. They were fined $100 for printing past performances and handicaps of the day's racing.
Reno November 29. It is likely that Jack Gleason, Rickard's partner in the promotion, will be his auxiliary referee for the bout. Rickard said a second referee is needed at ringside in case he is injured or unable to continue. He suggested Glasgow as a possible choice if acceptable to the fighter. The Fleiters have not expressed their stance.
In Minneapolis on June 29 Claude Rossman was traded from Columbus to the Minneapolis club in a swift deal. He arrived in Columbus garb and quickly changed into Minneapolis white before playing, making one of the fastest transactions in baseball history.
Fragmentary text notes a shift in governance of amateur competitions during the late 19th century. References to the A. A. U. and A. A. Ai imply reorganizing oversight and the move toward central control by the governing body established by 1888.
San Francisco dispatch notes prominent visitors arriving on the Wilhelmina from Honolulu for the July 4 bout between Jeffries and Johnson. Among the arrivals are Hugh McIntosh, promoter. Jim Burns, former champion. and Bill Lang, noted heavyweight, all traveling to witness the clash.
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