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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1911
Page
14
Francis C. Williams of Sheridan was appointed yesterday by Governor Carey to the Wyoming State Board of Examining Engineers. The Cheyenne city brief notes other items including suspects released in a local robbery case, and several Cheyenne residents listed as staying at Denver hotels.
Deputy Sheriff Wm. McCarty went to Carpenter yesterday to serve a writ of execution on a dry farmer named Stoner whose charges had been giljached. Garden seeds arriving the postmaster daily receiving large assortments of garden seeds from the
Mrs Clyde Snyder returns to the homestead in Grover Cole district after a brief visit with her husband employed by the Cheyenne Creamery company.
Humane officers ordered a horse removed from harness in Hereford yesterday and driven by a local expressman it was in poor condition unfit for heavy work. R. G. Piper of Hereford Colorado long ill with paralysis is reported improving in hospital here. E L Inman superintendent of construction at the Masonic Temple mashed a finger yesterday while at work.
A decision by the United States Land Office favors the city of Cheyenne in the dispute brought by John K. O'Reilly. The claim involved lands housing part of the city's water system.
Sheriff Stevens W. Frazier of Albany County traveled from Laramie to Cheyenne to summon witnesses for the Yener murder and the Carter do stealing cases set for trial in Laramie soon. Marriage licenses issued to Bernard F. Timbes and Isadora Russell, Joseph Horn and Mize Mary Walters, Carl G. Johnson and Mise H. Schultz. Incorporation papers filed with the secretary of state for Central National Bank Casper, Wyoming Life Insurance Cheyenne, and Church of St. Leo Luck.
Shelter workers started a shed on the tennis court near the Elk’s home on Seventeenth Street to house three young elk received Thursday morning by B. W. Stone and John Brown. Nearby, Miss Lottie Brower, bookkeeper at the U. P. coal offices in Cheyenne, visits her parents on a homestead near Grover. Cheyenne employment offices report heavy demand for ranch hands irrigation workers and sheep herders as labor scarcity grows. Governor Carey named water commissioners including L. A. Parker Hyattville Albert L. Hampleman Thermopolis P. A. Larson Otto F. H. Welty Dubole Grant Brown Himes Alonge Crandall Cloverly and L. J. Denton Nelber.
Train crews report Pine-Trainmen arriving from east and west with weather largely favorable along most sections. Clouds hover with threat of storms though, as farmers continue spring fieldwork and plows and barrows appear along the railroad.
Mrs Melver and children express gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and death of husband and father.
Net the Mason filed for divorce in Wyoming District Court on February 18 1911 citing non support as grounds. You must answer by May 6 1911 or a default judgment will be entered. Clerk T J Fisher issued the notice in Cheyenne with attorney William B Ross representing the plaintiff.
In Poultney Vermont Judge F G Sinnerton refused to bind Carmela ovino over for murder after a five hour hearing. The teen, affianced to Gio vanni Villani, shot forty five year old Luigi Vermillo in defense of her honor. Vermillo, a European quarryman with a wife and five children, was staying as a boarder in the girl's home.
Testimony recalls a woman asking about the charge against her after she shot a man who insulted her. She argues that in her country she could adopt a husband, and in America she has freedom to defend herself when attacked. Her father had left the house and another man was at work in a quarry. Enameling at the Sherman.
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