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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
15
Cheyenne Wyoming city offices announce sealed bids for furnishing meals to city prisoners. Bids due by March 19 1912 at 5 pm with a $25 cash or certified check guarantee. Details from City Clerk J Showalter and Chief of Police at City Hall.
Proposals for constructing a tron fence of about 3000 feet with one gate at Cheyenne City Cemetery. Bids due March 19 1912 by 5 pm at the city clerk's office. Include a $100 bid bond. bids opened and read at council meeting. City reserves right to reject all bids.
In Peking on March 12 armed troops and peacekeepers control the city center as Yuan Shi Kai’s presidency nears. Legation quarters are sealed and cannons moved from the wall while Republican flags are raised. Officials warn northern provinces suffer unrest unless Republican armies advance north.
Indianapolis March 12 All but eight of the fifty four men indicted for the alleged dynamite conspiracy will appear for arraignment in the Federal court tomorrow morning. John J. McCray is the only indicted person not apprehended.
Public auction to satisfy a lien from P J Black against BE H Ellerston for materials on a two story dwelling in Cheyenne. Sale set for April 18 1912 at 10 am at the county courthouse front door. Property: Lot five in block eighty two city Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming. Cited costs total 261.50 plus interest and costs. Sheriff Frank B Roach. The $2.00 Hat Store address 204 W 17th St.
Denver reports strong beef demand with steers at 5.75 to 6.40 dollars and up to 6.60 for fancy grades. Cows bring 4.00 to 5.26, calves steady, hogs around 6.45 to 6.60 with top at 6.60, lambs at 6.50, and sheep improving. Nebraska and New York markets show similar activity across cattle hogs and sheep with steady to higher prices.
Fragmented weather code instructions describe signals Dieplaye and No 1 2 3 4 and their combinations indicating fair weather rain snow and temperature changes with color codes White Blue White Black Pennant No 2 with No 4 and others. The text lists conditional weather readings and temperature implications without a coherent narrative.
Secretary Nagel of the Department of Commerce pledges continued Republican governance under Taft and Roosevelt, attacking proponents of initiative referendum and recall. He asserts public men seek to confuse the public mind and insists on stable policy.
An ad style note questions the price of shoes at Kopalys with a tag claiming four dollar shoes cost two fifty. It then asks where to buy hats noting Rockwell the Hat Ter sells them. Immersed in Cheyenne State Leader reading.
Sealed proposals for a water main extension project in Cheyenne Wyoming for the current year will be received by the city clerk until 5 p m March nineteen. Bids require a fifty dollar bid bond and must be on blank forms obtained from the city engineer. The city reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and will award to the lowest responsible bidder.
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