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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1917
Page
7
Denver May 24 cattle receipts near 6400 head with southern wreckers and native cattle mixed. Beef cattle steady to 25 cents higher. hogs lower overall. sheep demand good but few offerings. Chicago and Omaha show weaker hogs and steady cattle. markets indicate grass and feed demand influencing prices.
The listing shows corn per cwt six dollars eighty three cents or 6 83, corn chop per cwt 4.60, straw per ton 10.00, native hay 28.00, alfalfa hay per ton 24.00, and related feed items from Wyoming Fuel and Feed Company. Local freight or miscellaneous notes appear garbled.
The W. D. Head Drilling Company of Wyoming was incorporated in Cheyenne on February 1 1917 with capital stock of 7500 shares at 10 each. Purpose is well drilling and term of existence fifty years. Principal office is room 226 Citizens National Bank building Cheyenne, agent H A True Jr. Directors for first year are John McKeon A G Wilkes H A True Jr Henry Schmetzer and L B True.
The text states that taxes for the year 1917 in Laramie County Wyoming are now due and payable at the county assessor's office. If not paid immediately, the county assessor will enforce payment as provided by law under Section 4 Chapter 33 Session Laws 1915. E. J. Smalley County Assessor June 1.
The Security State Bank was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on May 11 1917 with capital stock of 150 shares at 100 each and fifty year term. It will operate in Springer Goshen county and be led by directors L J Dunn Charles F Lyman William Koch E A McClain and R BE McClain with William Koch as agent for service.
In Water Division No 1 investigations into abandonment proceedings, the State Engineer will survey Horse Creek and tributaries to identify diversions and lands irrigated, and to determine abandonment and reallocation of water rights. A hearing opens November 26, 1917 at 9:00 A.M. in Cheyenne Capitol Office.
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