Wyoming Irrigation Board And Company Agree On Water Project
The Wyoming Land Board and Wyoming Central Irrigation Company reached a modified contract to reclaim Wind River lands. They plan to start water work and build the first canal unit by this summer for 1911 water access, with Carey act segregation to follow and a $50,000 certified check deposited as a guarantee.
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State Land Board
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Mie
Wind River Reservation
Joy Morton
Waenet
Morton
Cheyenne
Dalees
Sebllers
Robbery case ends with Osborn jailed for penitentiary
Saturday morning burglary at Buechner Jewelry Co. leads to Carl Osborn arrest Saturday night and confession Sunday. Osborn pleads guilty in district court and receives a term of one to eighteen months in the state penitentiary. Co–conspirators Fay Oshoro and Laura Sims remain in county jail as authorities plan transfer to Rawlins.
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Momniwa
Furtioe
Carl Osborn
Buechner Jewelry Company
Osborn Wan
Matson
de Abte
Lexa
Orborh
Rawlins
Fay Oshoro
Loura Sims
Contract Faithful to Catéy Act Timetables
Report notes a contract dated yesterday involving lands segregated under the Catéy act. The agreement requires rapid work completion to unlock funding, with a $400000 bond pledged and a $300000 bond to become due if milestones are not met.
Frontier carnival seating plan discussed with General Hoyt
General Hoyt of Port Russell orders Frontier arrangements for the annual carnival. He has enlisted to organize military numbers for the event and a committee will meet him to select the most promising acts. Edward F. Stable, Capitol Avenue theatre manager, will coordinate seat sales for the celebration.
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Hoyt
TN Frontier
Ralph Hoyt
Ecommander
Port tRussell
The
Frontier
Edward F. Stable
Capitol Avenue Theatre
City Briefs Include Florist Ad And Court Action
Mrs. Glafcke the Florist advertises Phobe cut flowers and floral work with a phone contact. A Cheyenne title driver was found guilty of cruelty to animals and fined $24 plus costs. Justice William McGill presided. Prosecution by state agent F T Brigit. A ward petition on quaWarrranto proceedings for Harville officials, Anthony Wilde and C D Mittcher, was heard. An incorrigible twelve-year-old girl from Evanston will be sent to a South Dakota children’s home after notification to Miss Alice Jewell.
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F. T. Brigit
The
Humane Society
L. Rigdon
Walter Stoll
Matson
Anthony Wilde
C. D. Mletcher
Harville
Tate
F. T. Wright
Bvanston
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Allice Jewell
Cheyenne Advent of Halley’s Comet Draws Early Risers
Many residents woke before 3 am to glimpse Halley’s comet as Earth moved into the fall. Few found the comet’s tail, but the nucleus rose near 4 am and remained visible until sunrise. Observers described the nucleus as a silver dollar emerging from space.
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Cheyenne
Halley
Improvements at Frontier Park Begin This Summer
W. W. Finn of the Utah Jockey Club will oversee the Cheyenne horse race meet this summer. He arrives this week to start improvements at Frontier Park, leased to the club by the Frontier committee for five years.
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W. W. Finn
Utah Jockey Club
Cheyenne
Frontier Park
Utah Club
Frontier Committee
City Warrants to be Paid Upon Presentation
Notice to holders of city warrants issued before August 1, 1909. Warrants will be paid with interest accruing from May 17, 1910. City Treasurer D. Swan, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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D. & Swan
Cheyenne, Wyo
Bragles' Dance at Knngles Hall Tonight
Dance event at Knngles Hall tonight with admission set at 50 cents. ladies admitted free.
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Bragles
Knngles’ Hall
Man from Missouri Seeks Dental Fixes From New Method
An outsider from Missouri visits a dental office offering a method claimed to fix teeth and jaws. The ad touts difficult, expensive work and promises dramatic results, urging Missourians to call for an examination at 1617 Ferguson Street with 24 hour office access and contact by phone.
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Amissouri
Mia Beeth
Missouri
W. Sweatt
Walter V. Barnett
Ferguson Street
New Orleans Presses Panama Expo Bid Over San Francisco
A Louisiana delegation led by Governor Sanders and Mayor Bohrman plans to press New Orleans as the Panama Exposition city before Congress. They argue New Orleans offers quicker, cheaper access to the canal and regional commerce, with a map showing superior proximity and population within reachable radii. The group aims to present their case on May 20 before congressional committees.
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Mous
Congres Y
Orleans
San Frans
Panama
Canal
Lewiss Washington
Taft
Es Francisco
Washington
Congress
San Francisco
Panama Exposition City
Louisiane § Con- Cie O. Hag
New Orleans
Sanderdi
Bohrman
Louisiana
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Congressional Committee
Piis
Canada
West Indies
Mexico
Central
South America
Europe
T. P. Thompson
United States
Congressional Committees
Barbers' Dance Set for Thursday Night at Keefe Hall
A barbershop event titled Meet Me At the Barbers' Dance is planned for Thursday night May 19 at Keefe hall. Organizers invite local patrons to attend the social gathering with music and dancing.
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Keefe Hall
Poisoning incident near Birmingham linked to teen caregiver
A 16 year old Black worker employed by the Collins family allegedly poisoned two children, one 17 and the other 2, after their mother refused to allow an excursion to Birmingham. The suspect is jailed in a heavily guarded facility amid fears of a lynching attempt.
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Vane
Oman
Ministers Oppose Motion Pictures of Jeffries Johnson Fight
At a Rochester meeting of the Presbyterian Ministers association the group adopted a resolution opposing the Jeffries Johnson prize fight and any film of the event. Dr. G W Peck outlined reform efforts to halt profilation. The assembly urged action to stop moving pictures of the bout.
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Rochester, N
Presbyterian Miniters’ Association of
Rochester and Vicinity
Association
Jeffries-Johnson
G. W. Peck
International Reform Bureau
TIZ Foot Remedy Claims Quick Relief
Advertisement for TIZ smaller feet remedy promising instant and lasting relief from sore and swollen feet bunions corns and tender feet. Claims draw out poisonous exudations and cleanses feet, with rapid results and universal drugstore availability. Sold 26 cents per box via Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago and Sanda Drug Co.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Sanda Drug Co
Clergymen Forward Telegram to Support Film Shipping Bill
A fragmented telegram indicates clergymen urging Congressman Havens James to back a bill forbidding shipping moving pictures of the Jeffries Johnson match across state lines. The item notes a formal action and hints at broader support from religious groups.
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Stenes
James
Havens
Jeffriee-Johnson
Court of Commerce Retains In Benton May 17
In Bint Washington on May 17 the court reports that the fate of railroad provisions remains undecided as judges weigh the broader bill. The article notes the ongoing negotiations and potential impact on commerce and transportation.
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Bint
Washington
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