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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1911
Page
10
Laramie residents fear purified water may still be contaminated after the hatchery located above the city. a proposed large filtration plant between town and hatchery aims to clean the stream before it enters city mains. City Attorney McMurray faces questions over an act’s enacting clause amid an enrollment error.
A 4 year old daughter of Dr and Mrs J W Bingham of Casper gave her parents and their friends a severe fright when she apparently frightened them with a sudden act.
A shooting occurred when Yoaklay and a companion pursued a rabbit on the road to Caroly Johpson's ranch. Yoaklay was struck in the back by a shot fired by a companion, the ball exiting the chest, with recovery expected. Casper, Mar. 3. Ladies of the Methodist church host a “Bock” sale with over a hundred invitations accepted. Rebekahs hold a pleasant card party. Pastor Howton and wife were surprised at the parsonage. Mrs Dwight Woodward inspires multiple social gatherings this week.
Slim Cochran appeals a $30 vagrancy fine from a justice of the peace to the district court claiming he has visible means and is not a vagrant and will pursue the case through all courts. Alice Storm, a woman who told of hardships walking to Douglas and Casper, is held for action by the state humane society due to physical and mental condition.
At a Laramie banquet for E. W. Burke Professor H. G. Knight announced he would not continue as state chemist after July 1. The governor plans to move the chemist and commissioner offices from Laramie to Cheyenne making Knight unable to relocate.
Relatives confirm the youth died from a gunshot linked injury. Authorities say Tremaine was sent to Lang’s former home after the fatal incident. Parents reportedly unaware of his whereabouts before the death.
Mrs Cassie A Carley a teacher at Public School No 82 on First Avenue and 70th Street filed a complaint at East 67th Street police station against Herman Morganstern alleging he stole five diamonds worth 460 dollars from her The jeweler said the gems were replaced with glass imitations Police found five unset gems in a Third Avenue pawn shop and arrested Morganstern The diamonds were reportedly pledged for 160 dollars
Mrs Patrick Campbell reaches Fishguard aboard the Mauretania and travels to Liverpool to contest quarantine rules to keep her dog with her. The case centers on her pet and the legal fight to retain custody amid arrivals in Britain.
Ottawa March 3 Reciproc ity debate in the house drags on as Liberals like William German oppose the bill arguing free trade within the empire could injure Canada. P B Carvell says Canadian farmers gain by better markets near Maine while Tory MPs press constituents for replies supporting a vote against the agreement.
An old ad promises a single remedy, Bromo Quinine, used worldwide to cure a cold in one day. It features a signature by ER W Grove and advertises the product at 25 cents.
In Wilkesbarre vicinity, Charles Turner and Susie Galligher wed after Peter Burng advertised for a wife. Burng says Galligher was among many applicants and he introduced Turner to her. The couple married today following a rapid romance sparked by Burng's ad.
Santa Fe bankers report the New Mexico Fuel and Tram company of Albuquerque faced financial collapse with liabilities around 295000. W S Hopewell asked Judge McFile for receivership. Charles F Easley of Santa Fe appointed to oversee assets and liabilities, with no asset schedule yet. The firm was formed as an auxiliary of the Santa Fe Central Railway project to develop the region.
Lansing report claims a majority of Michigan lawmakers smuggled liquor into the capital within a county with dry law. Prosecutor Mayden says warrants will be issued fifteen days after adjournment, despite legislative immunity during and after the session.
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