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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
13
In the 1602 Tribune Building area a notice advertises advertising rates for one year. The block mentions over 200 inches of space and a tall rate under the heading Allon.
A Cheyenne column notes upcoming birth anniversaries for students and staff. Names include Miss Sadie BK born March 5, Miss Helen Clark born March 3, Miss Lucille Ann Doyle born March 3, and George Morgan Fragler born March ? at Johnson and Corlett schools.
Local notices report J Bevin Phillips, Douglas architect, visiting Cheyenne. Miss Alice Hunt of Laramie earns a notarial commission from Governor Carey. State Librarian Clara Bond travels to Denver to choose new library equipment. H L Pascall named deputy to State Tax Commissioner John McGill. Deputy Sheriff Frank Roach inspects a carload of horses in Wheatland. Masonic Temple of Laramie files incorporation with 26000 capital.
Walon Pacific depot rooms gain new clocks from Buechner Jewelry. Youth acquitted in horse theft case. Osear Brittain exonerated in Justice Howsman court. Cheyenne Lady Dies and other local items unfold with Flour sale and state clerkship updates.
An old fragment advertises a product marketed as a cure for a causative ailment with bold claims. It mentions a single active ingredient, Bromo Quinine, and prompts readers to notice the signature KE W Grove. The price noted is 25 cents.
Governor Carey signed three Enrolled Acts from the Eleventh legislature. Act 67 amends section 108 of the Wyoming compiled statutes on county jail construction. Act 71 amends the tax levy for University of the State of Wyoming maintenance. Act 43 provides for a state chemist and assistant, sets salaries and duties, governs adulterated foods and labeling, and reprints chapter 196 of the Wyoming statutes with related provisions.
Governor Joseph M. Carey cites a letter from Frederick Howe secretary of the National Progressive League stating Wyoming’s Eleventh legislature has accomplished progressive measures. The missive, received by Carey, positions Wyoming near the top among progres sive states in recent legislation.
The secretary notes that only California and Wisconsin lag in progressive measures. He adds that once all states pass their laws a report will be prepared detailing gains in progressive legislation.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet for quick stomach relief and digestion aid. It claims the tablet provides stomach juices, rests the stomach, prevents souring and gas, and supports digestion, with a 50 cent price and a free sample offer from F A Stuart Co at 150 Stuart Building, Marshall, Michigan.
In Baltimore a wife-beater pleaded for mercy in criminal court after a judge sentenced him to five lashes at the whipping post and imprisonment. Testimony showed Frank McCauley struck his wife seven or eight times, choked her, and took more than $29 from her.
Governor Carey details reasons for vetoing Enrolled Act No. 42 Senate redefining Wyoming judicial districts. He warns five districts would cause confusion, misplace judges, and destabilize court terms. He cites potential repeal of key statutes and disputes over district boundaries affecting Albany Converse and Niobrara counties.
Governor of Wyoming reviews multiple bills from the 1911 session noting concerns over funding and necessity. He withholds approval for appropriations for hatchery improvements and state exhibit plans, and questions costs and effectiveness of proposed public notices for private corporations.
Electors of school district No 1 vote on a 60000 bond issue to fund a new ward school in the northern city area plus a manual arts gymnasium and equipment. Polls open in the Central school Principals room from 9 to 4.
In Los Angeles on March 2 the defense rebutted the attacks on Mrs. Lilian Ashley Turnbull by denouncing Baldwin with strong terms. An attorney said Baldwin's "nauseous escapades" were so infamous they were woven into state history. The case was adjourned until Tuesday.
A. Morton offers desirable furniture for sale at 284 East 16th, with items likely including household pieces and unused or lightly used furnishings for immediate purchase. Local buyers are invited to inquire at the listed address.
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