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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1910

Page

5

Cheyenne City Briefs Include Arrests and Construction

Reports from Cheyenne describe a range of local items. An individual named Hogan was arrested after a street altercation leaving minor head injuries. A dog catcher begins duties to confiscate stray animals and cage them at the city pound until disposition. Construction continues on a twenty five story apartment project on East Eighteenth Street by A C Ringard.

Chayanne Tim Reynolda Post Bik Offolais J A. Simmis Grand’ Maguire Pavin Donver V. P Union Pacific Cheyenne Netford A. C. Ringaord Fischer Elsie Annie James D. Hogan Ingalls Hogan Tneetyer Betwen Carey Avenue Capitol Avenue Gatcher

Personal Mention Highlights Cheyenne Visitors and Local Stay

Fred B. Sheldon remains in St. John's hospital for a few more days after surgery and is recovering well. W. G. Young of Casper and G. D. McDougall of Wheatland were among recent visitors in Cheyenne. Co B and B te Exokeored Rd Glende visited with F. Smith, while Fred McTygue of Buford conducted business in the city. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Doty of Sunfee and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Perkins from Silver Crown arrived yesterday. B. A. Haney and B. B. Welty of Chugwater are staying at the Metropolitan Mrsag J. H. Griffin of Philips also visiting Cheyenne.

Fred B. Sheldon St. John's Hospital W. G. Young Casper Cheyenne G. D. McDougall Wheatland Co. B B. Te Glende F. Smith Fred McTygue Buford A. C. Doty Sunfee J. F. Perkins Silver Crown B. A. Haney B. B. Welty Chugwater Mrag

Born in America Ignores Taft Jury Shows Gaps

An American born North Dakota resident, seven years in the state, confessed ignorance of any state or county names and even the U S president while serving on a jury for a murder case. The man admitted knowing only the name appeared in passing and could not identify officials. A local business note mentions Pine Wall Paper at Sherman Co.

Taft Minot N. D North Dakota Ound Yeaterday United States Noah

Eclipse 10 Halts Comet Show As Moon Eclipse Domes Night

A historical sky report describes Halley’s Comet visible with a long tail during early evening. It forecasts a total lunar eclipse on May 26 with the Moon fully darkened in the eastern sky and Halley’s Comet appearing near the western horizon during the event.

Halley Dean Howe Monsi Garth Iach Probert Conigheaa

Atlas bill for last half best ever at Atlas

The Atlas presents a varied bill featuring The Muraial Craigs with quaint instruments and airs Roberta and Fulton in a travesty Sis in Service and the Cohumbian quartet. Includes atlas orchestra comedy and romance in film pictures. Also advertising fishing tackle at cost and sign painting by Sherman Co. at 208 W 17th St.

Roberta Fulton Sis Atlias

Water system nears finish on long project in Round Top

Work advances on a major waterworks extension with twenty inch line from Granite Springs to Round Top nearly connected. Excavation remains for tunnels and channels into the city, with eighteen hundred yards of dirt yet to move and about twenty working days needed to finish before transfer to city.

Granite ‘Springs Round Top Witch Sloan's Lake Thoss Dines Crystal Lake Round: Top B. McGarvey Atsted

Submarine Mines to Be Exploded in San Diego Harbor

In San Diego on May 19 the twenty eighth company of coast artillery will explode three submarine mines in the harbor near Port Rosecrans. The mine planting steamer Armstead has trained crews who will lay the devices and later a float towed by the Armstead will run over them and trigger the explosions from shore as part of an instructional course ending with the Armstead sailing north.

San Diego Cal Port Rosecrans Coast Artillery Fort Armstead

Becker Hotel Sale Tied to Burlington Colorado Line

Colorado Railway Co acting through Dan W. Imanson Gallagher closed a deal with Henry Becker for the Becker hotel property on Capitol avenue and the right of way for a connecting line between the Burlington and Colorado & Southern railways. The consideration is $55,000 for the hotel and a one story building. Condemnation proceedings were started in federal court for twenty two feet of the hotel with an appraiser panel. The hotel may be moved or demolished to make way for the railroad, with an estimated moving cost of $6,000. The railway plans to begin construction the next year.

Dan W Gail Colorado Railway Company Henry Becker Becker Capitol Avenue Burlington and Colorado & Southern Railways Lovett Rockwell Board of Appraisers Hecker District Court Fifteenth Arrest Carey Avenue Coors Brewing Company A. H H. Marbie E. W. Stone A. W. Barber District Court Clerk's Office Jane

Wyoming Weather Forecast Flags Rain Snow Friday

Washington weather bulletin notes rain or snow in the northwest and showers in the east and south Friday with Saturday fair. Local data show May 15 maximum 70, minimum 42, precipitation none. Palmer Betton Director.

Washington, D. C Wyoming Palmer Bettion

Greek laborer brought to city in unconscious state

A Greek laborer was brought from Archer to St. John's hospital in an unconscious condition. He could not speak English, nor could his two companions. Little could be learned, except that he became unconscious near the town east of Cheyenne while dining at Sherman Co.

Archer St. John's Hospital A. W. Barber Cheyenne

City Warrants Paid On Presentation In Cheyenne

Notice to holders of city warrants issued prior to May 1910 that mature warrants will be paid on presentation at 2617 Maxwell Street. Interest at the usual rate will be computed from the date of issue. D. BARR, Cheyenne, Wyoming, May 17, 1910.

W. Baker Chernane Wye Ceady Chet Irelgalong Wells Maxwell Barr Cheyenne Wyo

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