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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
15
Cattle receipts about 2100 head with fair demand and steady to higher prices for beef cattle. Northern and southern stockers, hogs and sheep show solid demand. top fat steers near 8.75, cows 7.25, lambs 11.50, clipped ewes 7.25. overall market active with regional variations across Denver Nebr and Kansas markets.
In Wyoming notices, the district court case concerns the estate of Henry DeLambert with executor Claude F. DeLambert seeking adoption of Iowa probate for Wyoming assets and final settlement. A public land filing by Arnold Rick in Cheyenne seeks final proof for a homestead claim for BYES section 6 in township 14 N range 66 W with June 1916 hearing.
Letters of administration were granted on May 3 to Allie Roach and Joan W Clark. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months or be barred from estate benefits. claims filed after one year from the date may be forever barred. Dated May 4.
In Rawlins the Carbon County Journal calls Democrats to read its fearless political coverage and urges Republicans to read for clear cut debates. The paper promises timely editorials and offers a two dollar yearly subscription by mail to Rawlins or Cheyenne via Will Reid.
Alan Walter McCall of Cheyenne Wyoming filed a homestead entry for parcel N 2 in section 12 township 12 north range 66 west. He seeks three year proof before the Rex Registrar and Receiver and Commissioner at Cheyenne on June 1 1916 with witnesses James Livingston Pillott Freek McGivern and Wither Swope of Campstool Wyoming.
A local report notes William panels the architect involved with a project at 1614 Capitol Avenue in Cheyenne. Details on the scope and authorities remain unclear from the fragment.
A garbled notice lists lost items and trades including horses and a handbag with owner address, then references Colville Indian Reservation and Spokane real estate and farming ads. The fragmentary text mentions money, commissions, and employment opportunities with unclear details.
A scattered rail schedule fragment lists multiple trains with numbers such as No 17 Cheyenne Portland No 7 Los Angeles Limited and No 1 Overland Limited. It includes arrival and departure times for Cheyenne Portland Los Angeles Denver Omaha and Wheatland routes with notes on express and mail services and intermittent garbled data.
May 1916 notice from U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming lists Charles Smith of Moore Creek Wyoming and others as parties in interest for a desert land entry OA357 filed May 21 1912 for SYSEY BRYA SW section 36 township 17 north range 49 west sixth principal meridian. Claimant to appear June 6 1916 before Register and Receiver at Cheyenne. Attendees include Dick Dentele Mirno A Andrews Mrs Hiram A Jadrews and Charles Smith all of Horse Creek Wyoming.
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