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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
15
Prospective home builders offered two lots north of the Capitol building or by Lake Minnehaha at sacrifice price through G. C. Muirhead of Stock Growers' National Bank. Payment plan includes one-quarter down and balance by arrangement.
Non resident Laura Brown of Elgin Illinois is notified that on March 13 1912 William Brown filed for divorce in the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming alleging desertion and requiring an answer by June 1 1912 else the petition may be granted. A final settlement notice follows for the estate of John Roberts deceased with administratrix Eliza Roberts Burpee seeking June 1912 court settlement.
Market data shows call money at 2 percent, copper at 15.40, tin at 45.85, and lead at 4.10 with related stock quotes for Amalgamated Copper and U S Steel. Cattle, hogs, and sheep inventories and prices are listed for South Omaha and Chicago, with receipts, market tone, and price ranges, alongside grain and provisions at Chicago.
The Eden Irrigation and Land Company will hold its annual meeting in Cheyenne Wyoming on May 1 1912. H G Parrott serves as secretary and treasurer for the company.
The article explains using vitrified salt glazed pipe under drains to remove seepage and alkali from irrigated lands. It covers drain depth five to seven feet, layout of main and laterals, junctions, outlet provisions, and maintenance, plus drawbacks of open ditches and box drains.
Notice: Lipachus and Miller sell their saloon interest to J. A. Miller who assumes all bills and obligations. Also a public notice from Laramie County Medical Society Cheyenne about ending evening office hours after May 1. The State Leader newspaper listings run three times for 25 cents.
A garbled weather display guide describes No 1 through No 4 indicators for fair rainy snow and local temperature. It notes combinations that imply warmer or colder conditions and mentions a list of color coded pennants and local rate signals without clear dates or sources.
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