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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1911
Page
11
Work on the new round house has begun and will be rushed to completion. Four laborers unloaded material on Saturday and prepared the site for the building. About a week of preliminary work precedes actual construction as 25 to 50 men are planned to work, weather permitting.
G F Gish, traveling passenger agent for the Illinois Central with Denver HQ, spent the past week on company business in this division and left for Laramie. L P Merriman of the Union Pacific weighing department, based in Omaha, also left for Laramie to oversee plaster output.
The Union Pacific Railroad company cleans premises and paints all houses and fences it owns on the South Side. The area’s yards and surroundings are being tidied to improve appearance along the tracks.
Union Pacific office boys spend the holiday along Cheyenne streams in a trout outing led by Jim Horsky. Other participants include Platts Reamer John Batlock and Yard master lmehier as they seek sizable catches.
G W Lawson of Arlington Neb works nights and B W Van Housen shifts to daytime duties at the Union Pacific ticket office. The swap lasts sixty days while Day Ticket Man L W Marlaumont takes a two month vacation. Louie Christensen, a well known employe, is home sick with a possible pneumonia after a fishing trip.
The Union Pacific engineering staff led by Assistant Engineer Otis Thayer spent the week in Laramie on company business. MarkLe contracted a heavy cold but not serious. Sherman street crews and extra gangs were active on double track work as John Sefang returned from Potter Nebraska for Sunday with his family.
From Sterling was almost half an hour late due to heavy train and high winds. F R Pachin general agent of the C O P M O road came through yesterday in a special car attached to No 4 with other high officials en route to St. Louis. Bridge Foreman Bareck from Egbert was in the city briefly after arriving from Julesburg where major work is underway.
Julian Allenstein a prominent Cheyenne clothier travels to Denver for his wedding to Mrs Tilse Victor a Chicago native The ceremony is at the Savoy hotel Denver Rabbi W Fried man to officiate A small dinner follows and relatives and friends will attend They plan a brief Colorado honeymoon before returning to Cheyenne and settling at 1715 Central avenue then The Plain hotel until their home is ready
Insurrectos were arrested by U S secret service officers at Sanderson Texas today. They carried 20000 rounds of ammunition sixty five rifles and twelve horses. They were taken to San Antonio for processing. In Washington Francis de la Barra Mexican ambassador was named minister of foreign affairs in Diaz cabinet. he has no party ties and is expected to gain broad support.
Public notice announces stockholders will elect trustees on April 14 1911 at the company office in Ava Wyoming. John C O Neill serves as president and Hugh O Neill as secretary dated April 4.
Dr Davie explains Wyoming registered herds show no tuberculosis and attribute it to superior range conditions. State authorities issued an inspection proclamation for imported cattle to prevent possible infection, a precaution praised by stockmen nationwide.
New York reports Supreme Court Justice Jaycox ruling against a secession plan by 18 affluent residents of Port Washington to form a separate village to dodge school taxes. The 25 adult freeholders aimed to incorporate, shifting 15,000 in annual school assessments away from the district.
Tee claims Lever aims to defeat Ada in a attempt to try Ome. The remark suggests a competition or challenge involving Ada and Ome with implied opposition from Lever.
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