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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
12
The piece condemns Mayor Cook for a perceived display of temper and atte mpted overreach after Cheyenne voters elected him. It argues residents did not grant absolute power and urges reflection on the dignity of the office.
A satirical column criticizes State Engineer Clarence T. Johnson for endorsing Carliste’s waterworks plans and accuses Johnson of misusing funds and shifting blame. It notes Johnson’s past consulting role for Cheyenne and questions the administration’s explanations amid public distrust of the Wyoming Central Irrigation project.
Senator Francis E Warren arrives from Washington in Cheyenne late Monday to inspect the new house project at the corner of Kernstown and Sixteenth. He will stay only a few days in the city before continuing his trip.
A fragmented OCR note discusses party alignment and farm policy, mentioning John Gowers and labor leaders. It notes political influence near conventions and calls for unity among farmers amid party tensions.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a time when farmers and Jacob Cra were to be involved in a federation. The readable text hints at a broader mobilization or cooperative effort but lacks complete specifics.
Local items report Mrs. Ginfeke and others receiving marriage licenses in Cheyenne, with several couples from Grover and nearby areas. Cheyenne officials including Superintendent Werr and Superintendent Nockhamburgh arrived for a tour from Sterling. The county commissioners convened for regular session and audited the monthly accounts. The Merchants Credit Association plans an evening meeting at the Industrial Building to admit new members and expand the board.
Personal mentions note Mr and Mrs J P Lagstock of Phie Bluffs visiting in the city. Mr and Mrs Little Horse Creek visitors stop at the Metropolitan. Clark and W E Sloan of Wheeland were in the city yesterday. Mrs FE Wilkinson of dLammie visits Cheyenne. Cogsist of Little Horse Creek is a business visitor. W T Tartar of Docampment is in the city. Gustave Jensen and others visiting in the city. Tim Keithler leaves for Chicago to head the secret services bureau. Attorney Walter Stoll went north yesterday morning. Willm Vaughn, Hartville mayoral candidate, attends to business.
The Cheyenne construction bid for a new five story hotel was awarded to Sorenson Construction, the only local firm to submit a bid. Major bidders from outside the state included James Stewart & Co and Morrison Brown of Springs. Excavation to start soon with Cook Bros handling digging, hotel completion targeted by December 31, and bids for heating plumbing and wiring to be let shortly.
The city council, amused by a tirade and solemn authority claim by Mayor Cook Ares, votes on zoning and infrastructure. They plan to publish a petition for Randall boulevard property, extend a water main from Twenty-sixth to Dillon, and notify Bent street homeowners about morality use restrictions. Permits are granted and contracts settled for home improvements, with bills approved.
The Roosevelt party traveled to Elsinore near Copenhagen and Rutidre as a Hamlet setting, then returned to the palace for a municipal dinner in their honor. They departed tonight for Christiania and will arrive there in the morning.
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