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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
15
The page shows a financial column with assorted stock prices and commodity values. Entries include numbers and percentages for companies and assets such as Basin, Pet, and industrials, with figures like 130.00 and 4.07 percent.
The Denver cattle market was fair with solid demand and mostly steady to firm prices. Beef cattle sold mostly from 9.50 to 12.25 for steers with several loads toping near 12.25, cows around 8.25 to 9.85, and veal calves in good demand. hogs rose to 17.25 top, while sheep and lambs remained strong with lambs near 17.25 and 17.50 anticipated.
City records show March 11 council actions including schoolhouse permit for District No. 1 on Section 16, liquor license transfer from Ben Rollnick to Max Davis, tax distribution ordinance second reading, and bids awarded for water department truck and street sprinkler. Adjournment followed with clerk certification attached.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District the State Attorney General petitions against Union Oil and Gas Company. The notice states a lawsuit filed on February 9, 191K seeking a court judgment against the defendant.
The State of Wyoming through the Attorney General has filed a petition in the named court on February 9 1918 seeking forfeiture of The Union Of Companys franchises for failing to file annual certification naming its principal office and agent in charge. The company is required to answer by April 1 1918 or a default and judgment will follow.
The Attorney General files a petition in District Court of Wyoming against Union Oil & Refining Company for failing to file a state office and agent designation. The company must answer by April 20 or risk judgment by default as of February 28, 1917.
Local items include coal and automotive ads, notary appointments by Leona Barber and Amanda Tri peny, old papers for sale at 25c per bundle, and a new Murray Building company formed with $150000 capitalization. Wagon and taxi services plus railroad official visits are noted along with incorporation papers for Gravity Oil & Refining.
Notice for a pale white Hoblete dog towed away. reward offered. Contact Hox 44, Cheyenne, Wyoming, for recovery and identification. bring proof of ownership.
Mrs Isabelle Tarkington mother of Dispatcher G O Tarkington, aged 85, knits a complete sweater for soldier boys in eight days with one paralyzed arm. Her patriotism and effort aid the troops in the trenches despite disability and hardship.
Mrs. Jessie H. Jackson of Omaha sues K. von Pawel and Uncle Sam Oil Co in Wyoming district court for 50 000 damages and an injunction. She claims unlawful entry and drilling on south half section 26 township 17 range 74, with the firm described as an Arizona corporation uncertain if authorized to do business in Wyoming.
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