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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
14
A shuffled OCR note lists numerous branded horses and mares with descriptions such as bay, gray, black, sorrel, brown, roan, pinto and buckskin. It mentions car numbers 6278 and 16878, various brands, and destinations including California, with multiple entries for individual horses and mares under uncertain ownership and lot branding.
Laramie County Sheriff L Hughes certifies inspection of branded horses for owner Gray & Carp and shipper Ralph Spelman. Records list numerous branded horses and mares with destinations to Omaha and Grand Island, Nebraska, dated August 1910 and August 1940, with deputy affidavits.
Sheriff A Le Hughes certifies inspection of horses on August 20 1910 for owner and shipper Will Tebeck. Four unbranded horses listed brown bay bay mare black mare arrive at destination Choklo Minnesota. Record of horses affirmed by Hughes and Under Sheriff Schorl.
Certification lists multiple horses inspected August 25 1910 near South Omaha including bays grays blacks browns sorrel and mares plus a black stud and a brown mare. Names and brands appear inconsistently with OCR errors but indicate a grouped livestock inspection record.
L Hughes sheriff of Larameé County Wyoming certifies inspection of a long list of horses including bays sorrel grays and blacks with multiple mares geldings and a bay horse. The document is dated August 26 1910 and signed by Edward G Schoel.
D W Lee owner and shipper reports one bay horse and one bay mare with no brand. C B car 27354 bound for Bridgeport Nebraska. I L Hughes sheriff certifies brands were inspected on August 18 1910 under sheriff?
Official sheriff notice records a shipment inspection dated August 14 by Hugh Hughes Sheriff of Laramie County Wyoming. Jim Christian is named as owner and shipper with destination Denver Colorado. The notice references a mare and a sorrel horse branded Mest and asserts a complete record of such horses.
On the eighteenth of August 1 certify that I have inspected the brands and stock of Yokum and Hiett owners and shippers bound for Pier 96187. Two horses are listed a bay branded 219 and a black horse with no brand. Edward G. Schorl under sheriff signs and certifies the inspection in Laramie Wyoming stated.
In Law and County of Hall Nebraska Sheriff L. Hughes conducts an inspection of horses on August day in the Grand Island area. Listed are multiple horses described as black bay brown sorrel and bay mares and geldings, some branded, with names Fletcher Langman involved as owner and chippings.
Fragmentary report notes a breach involving wool horses and a reference to the 11th Sheriff of Laramie County. Names like BPWARD G and SCHOEL appear as signatures or officials. The text is incomplete but indicates an official record or notice from the sheriff's department.
The sheriff of the county certifies a record of five horses shipped by W. L. Robbins to Denver. The horses include one bay mare, one sorrel mare, one brown mare, and one black mare, all unbranded. Names and branding are noted, with the official attestation by Roward G. Schoel.
The sheriff of Laramie County Wyoming certifies livestock in cars 80505 and 69589 owned by L. K. Powell and J. N. Tholl, with listed horses and mares, brands noted as 46 and 302, inspected August 14, 1914, at the county seat. The report includes destinations to Denver Colorado and details of geldings, mares, and studs with no brands on several animals.
The owner and shipper J. M. Johnson certifies on the 14th day of August in the year 1Hid that U.P. car No. 72943 carries one chestnut horse one brown gelding one bay gelding one bay gelding and one chestnut gelding all with no brand destined for Lavante Wyoming. The certification is signed under the hand this south.
Certificate by the sheriff of County Wyoming certifies the shipment of two bay geldings from Laramie to Denver. The record confirms ownership by J. Frettera and that the horses, no brands, have been fully documented as of August 14, 1940.
An inspection record from Laramie County Wyoming certifies brands on horses and notes a bay mare among the animals. The document presents according to local inspection rules and specifies shipper and destination details where legible.
Laramie county undersheriff certifies inspection of branded horses listed as on the record. Logan, owner and shipper Denver, Colorado. horses include a sorrel mare a bay gelding two bay geldings no brand. Official seal and date noted by Sheriff Hugh es.
On the 14th inspection of the 8 P car No. 84276 for W. Plcard owner and shipper, I certify I have duly inspected the brancis on the first mst and that I have a full and complete record of the six horses listed namely one chestnut mare another chestnut mare a brown mare one bay gelding one bay mare and one bay stallion all mingelled.
The 12th day of August A D viv Mahon Walton owner and shipper C B Q car No 20855 destination Jenavie Neb One day more branded One gray horse no brand 1 Lt Hughes Sheriff of the county Given under my hand this 12th I. Hughes.
The document dated August 4, 1910 details Imbell Ranch ownership with Allen Hin as sh ipment destination Stranton Nebraska. It lists 1 head two year old geldings and two year old mules, including a BO branded pair and an entry by L Hughes Sheriff.
Document states under my hand this 4th day of Avgetht, I. Hughes signs the record with authority noted. The fragment confirms a formal acknowledgment or declaration by I Hughes on a dated line.
Fort William Ontario September 14 crowd fills city hall auditorium as President William Glocking opens the twenty sixth annual sessions of the Canadian trade and labor congress delegates from across the country attend credentials and routine business. Meetings will run a week or more with sessions split between Fort William and Port Arthur. Key topics include immigration law amendments and cooperation act reform aiming toward an eight hour workday.
In a garbled notice the text references amendments to the elections act, the declaration of holidays, and pressure on a railway company to pay wages. It mentions leaders, a gold party in Sherman County, and broader state news.
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