Cornell Takes 3 Boat Races at Pougahkerpine Course
Cornell University won all three races on the Potomac Amherst course over the Potomac River with strong showings from Leland Stanford University and Wiseswain University as close competitors.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
17
Cornell University won all three races on the Potomac Amherst course over the Potomac River with strong showings from Leland Stanford University and Wiseswain University as close competitors.
In Fort Collins two irrigation cases reached rulings. Judge Graham upheld and refused abandonment of 48.88 second feet of water once owned by Larimer County Canal No. 2 and New Cache La Poudre Irrigation. Judge Teller ruled seepage water cannot be diverted from land without ditch owner consent, granting an injunction to keep water for the owner’s land. Both decisions proceed to appeal or enforcement.
Cody Wyoming June 20 R Anderson of Newcastle representing the state board of sheep commissioners spent the week in Park county giving instructions for the state dipping order. All Wyoming sheep must be dipped with an approved remedy against ticks on or before October fifteenth. Flockmasters urged to dip quickly so the operation is finished before summer range. Anderson appointed Oratam Morton of Meeteetse to supervise dipping around Meeteetse and will schedule Cody and vicinity appointments.
Wheatland Wyoming June 29 contractor Inman of Laramie won the bid to construct the Wheatland High School building with a low bid of 25785 from about a dozen bidders. Inman with Cheyenne Masonic Temple as a notable project, plans to complete the upper floors by September opening and have the school ready for the new term.
The piece mocks political circus chatter with puns on Democratic blends. A Baltimore cub reporter seeks Big Tim Sullivan's interview and the Bowery leader dodges, preferring to avoid truth telling.
Deputy U S Marshal Jimmy Downs visited Kemmerer to arrest 17 year old Haderline for robbing the Thayne post office of 55 dollars in postage stamps. The theft occurred while the postmaster briefly left the drawer. Haderline will be taken to Cheyenne for a hearing.
On the ballot Mawea Chumetta cast four votes for Governor Fona. The fragmentary OCR notes indicate a nonstandard or misread name and a small vote count attached to a gubernatorial race in a local ballot item.
Warnings link eye strain to headaches nervousness and fatigue from overwork. Two thirds of brain energy goes to seeing so defective eyes drain reserves and cause reflex disorders. Do not delay eye exams or risk unsafe tests. Our optometrist is reputed as among the best in the West with free consultation and exam. We offer top optical parlors and the state's only lens grinding plant.
Byington or Bryan vows to withhold support for Clark until New York votes against him and any future candidate must back the anti Ryan Belmont Morgan resolution to reflect popular government goals.
The National Ladies' Tailors' association hosts its annual fashions congress showcasing eighty models of gowns for approval by American women. A riding habit costume demonstrates the tight skirt style set to continue into another year, blending street wear with formal design. Dyeing and bleaching services are advertised nearby along with a watch for daily specials on ice cream and cold drinks.
Sanitary Ice offered at 30 cents per hundred by Cook Bros Co with phone contact listed as 197 for orders or inquiries. The brief notice names Cook Bros Co as the supplier and provides a single telephone line.
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