Cattlemen Elect Officers and Preserve Association
The Wyoming Stock Growers association held its annual meeting in the courthouse with broad regional representation. Officers were elected led by President John Clay Jr and Vice President George W Baxter, with T B Adams secretary and Henry G Hay treasurer. Executive committees cover Albany Carbon Sweetwater and others. A branch committee was dispensed with and A S Mercer urged withholding shipments to lift prices, while Clay praised bank prudence and future market growth. The board of livestock commissioners meets next morning to set round-up plans and officer appointments.
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Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Court House
H. H. Robinson
W. C. Irvine
J. H. Durbin
John Clay, Jr
George W. Baxter
T. B. Adams
Henry G. Hay
Laramie
H. G. Teschemacher
J. W. Hammond
G. B. Goodell
Albany
E. S. R. Boughton
W.R. Boswell
H. D
Mercer
Clay
Wyoming
Chicago
Livestock Commission
Board of Livestock Commissioners
Union Pacific expands Cheyenne shops plans
Passengers yesterday viewed the city from trains as Union Pacific proceeds with a new shop complex. Thick black smoke from a tail chimney signaled activity while five of seven new shops will rise east of the car repair shop near the Burlington round-house, doubling last year’s new shop count.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Burlington Round-House
Tribune
Cattlemen surprised by activity surge in Cheyenne visit
Fre quent visitors from cattle country express surprise at the sudden uptick in Cheyenne activity, noting unusual bustle and interest during their city trips.
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City
Cheyenne
Sparks' Folly Ended
The Sundance Republican reports Land Commissioner Groff ordered a nationwide review of Sparks suspensions on final homestead entries. Groff directs revocation of suspensions lacking proof of overt fraud, aiming to end alleged West homesteader injustices and restore clear titles.
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Sparks
Sundance Republican
Groff
West
Iris
Land Department
Land Office
Cattle Growers Form District Round-Up Committee Listing
The cattle growers association met to organize round-ups by numbered districts with chairmen for each. J W Hammond chaired, Louis Kirk was secretary, and district leaders were appointed from No 1 to No 39. Reports from district chairmen were read and will go to the livestock commissioners for action. maverick sales commence at 10 o'clock today.
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J. W. Hammond
Louis Kirk
A. W. Haygood
al Bowie
R. F. Glover
H. E. Teschemacher
Charles Hecht
Henry Swan
Land
B. Voorhes
H. Hoffman
Mr. Allen
G. W. Baxter
H. A. Blair
John David
G. B. Henderson
Captain Torrey
Harry Kuykendall
Mr. Grant
Mac Stewart
John Durbin
Ralph Friend
A. H. Rees
Tim Kinney
John Clayer
Board of Livestock Commissioners
Hammond
Field Sermon Urges Women to Vote for Clean Elections
Rev Field preached on Women’s Suffrage urging women to cast ballots and push for pure elections. He later spoke on the church’s stance regarding women’s suffrage, stressing moral participation and political integrity.
Correction in statehood demonstration timing noted
A newspaper correction clarifies that the statehood demonstration was scheduled for the tenth day after passage, correcting an earlier misstatement that it would occur on the day after passage.
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Tue Sus
Camp Carlin Officers Transferred to Omaha Quartermasters
Officers and clerks at Camp Carlin to be transferred to the quartermasters department in Omaha. Departure delayed by orders but expected to occur this morning once orders arrive.
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Camp Carlin
Quartermasters’ Department
Omaha
Train Delays On Oregon Short Line Cause Western Hold
A westbound train from the Oregon Short Line was held at Green River due to a line delay. It arrived as a special yesterday evening and a return eastbound train left on time. The western train has only been on time once in the past month.
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Green River
New Reservoir Plan Faces City Council Deliberations
The city council heard reports on finances and public works including a proposed 1,090,000 gallon concrete reservoir to secure a steady water supply. Bid readvertisement for city lands failed, and officials prepared to reoffer parcels. A Rocky Mountain Telephone franchise and a new police appointment were also discussed.
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Rocky Mountain Telephone Company
Jenks
Bond
Water Committee
Mead
Land Sale Terms Set by Council and Adjournment
The land is to be sold with payments of one third cash, one third due in four months, and the remaining balance in eight months. The council then adjourned.
Laramie City Election Sees Mostly Republican Winners
In Laramie Wyoming on April 1 about 1300 votes were cast. Peabody and Nash won mayor and treasurer as Citizens candidates by about eighty votes. McCullough narrowly won clerk as a Republican by 164. Rice Lee and Pascall joined the council with Citizens and Republican seats. Fee is the sole Democrat elected amid intra party rivalry. Downey, on the straight Republican ticket, was absent from nomination.
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Cheyenne Sun
Laramie
Wyo
Peabody
Colonel Downey
Fee
No Strike Imminent at Union Pacific Per Leader Report
The Leader claimed a general strike was near, but the facts show five brakemen at Cheyenne and six at Laramie quit claiming heavy trains. Chief Clerk Brennan notes such dissatifaction is common on a large system and the brake men’s organization has not been notified. The grievance committee sent from here reported to General Manager Dickinson last Saturday.
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Leader
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Laramie
Brennan
Baxter
Dickinson
Signal Service Change at Cheyenne Station
John H. Clery arrives in Cheyenne to replace G. D. Bond who moves to Salt Lake City. Clery, formerly at Milwaukee, aims to secure a special weather report for the area and will work to that end.
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John H. Clery
Milwaukee
Cheyenne
G. D. Bond
Salt Lake City
Government chart lists tribes not requiring state school provision
The secretary of the interior provides a chart showing by tribes the percent of Indian school population unprovided for by the government in boarding or day schools. It notes no provision is needed for Indians in Indiana Maine New York Chippewas and Munsees in Kansas and the five civilized tribes in Indian Territory.
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Secretary of the Interior
Indiana
Maine
New York
Kansas
Five Civilized Tribes
Indian Territory
Murder of Mrs Mettman in Leavenworth
Yesterday in the Missouri river a woman’s disemboweled body was found. Identified as Mrs Mettman wife of a German painter. Her daughter said the couple quarreled recently but made up. The husband was arrested after investigators found a blood trail near their home.
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Leavenworth
Missouri River
Cable plans attack on Jungfrau with multi step rail climb
French engineers propose a daring scheme to build a series of cable railways from Sterlaken to Lauterbrunnen and up the Jungfrau, culminating in a hotel near the summit for large numbers of excursionists. The plan envisions five steps and separate rail lines for each stage, creating a zigzag ascent to twelve thousand feet.
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Alps
Jungfrau
Sterlaken
Lauterbrunnen
Cheyenne Real Estate Deals Show Local Cash Sales
Real estate activity in Cheyenne remains steady with most transactions to local buyers and cash payments. Notable sales include C W Riner on Twenty-second street for 6000 and other west side properties, while experts anticipate an active week with outside capitalists arriving and new additions set to be marketed.
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West Side
Riner & Johnson
C. W. Riner
Twenty-second Street
HH. B. Patton
Garland & Co
Mr. T. Dyer
Henry Boss
Theodore Menges
F. J. Bennett
Nebraska
Menges
Omaha
A. R. Whitely
P. L. Smith
Smith
Russell Tracy
Shapcock
Tracy
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Notices
Transfers include J. B. Patten and wife to Maer Marks of portions of blocks 236 with unknown consideration. S Kellner and wife transfer to Bernard Kellner of Douglas County lots 6 7 8 block 602 for 1200 dollars. John Roberts and C D Kelley sell lot 1 block 2 in Robert Place for 476 dollars. James Droney transfers to H H Ellis and T Dyer all of part of lot 6 block 310 with unspecified bounds.
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J. B. Patten
Maer Marks
S. Kellner
Bernard Kellner
Douglas County
Neb
John Roberts
C.D. Kelley
W. R. Schnitger
Robert Place
James Droney
H. H. Ellis
T. Dyer
Notice for Publication Arch Cheyenne Wy March 190
Notice is hereby given that the named settler Francis Wilkinson has filed for final proof to be made before the Register and Receiver Cheyenne Wyoming on April 19 1890 for the NW quarter of Section 10 Township 7 North Range West. He names witnesses Jonas Laycock John Eubanks James Kirkbii Elexandrew Kirkbride all of Archer Wyoming to prove residence and cultivation. E P Ciampi Register
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Francis Wilkinson
Archer Wye
N'Y Se
Ney Sn
Township
Range
Jonas Laycock
John Eubanks
James Kirkbii
Elexandrew Kirkbride
Archer
E. P. Ciampi
Register
Final Proof Notice for Mycajah H Gilleland
Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming February 19 1890 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on April 9 1890 Mycajah H Gilleland South Bend Wyoming No 516 for the ne gr of section 19 township 15 range 6 West He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land Joseph Gurney William Lykens of South Bend Wyoming and James R Whitehead Henry M Inghram of Cheyenne Wyoming EK P Coampiin Register
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Isgo
iSyo
Mycajah H
Joseph Gurney
William Lykens
South Bend
James R. Whitehead
Henry M. Inghram
Register
Joseph Hentges
Pine Bluffs
Section
Township
Range
Harry Coffman
Charles Groves
Ace Robinson
Lewis N. Willson
E. P. Camplin
Notice for Public Action in Wyoming Land Claim
Notice for publication states Lasp Orrick of Cunvense Wyoming filed intent to make final proof for his land claim. Proof set for May 10, 1890 in Cheyenne Wyoming. Claim No 1062 covers section 14 township 14 north range 61 west with settlers Harry Coffman Charles Groves Ace Robinson and Lewis N Willson all of Pine Bluffs Wyoming. E P Camplin Register.
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Capitol
F. M. Griswold
G. W. Switzer
Alert Hose Building
Alert Hose House
A D. Kelley
Citizens
Lou
Edinboro, N. J
David Wilber
Twenty-fourth District
Oneta
Frank Watson
Wendover
C. H. King & Co
Elkhorn Op
Cheyenne and Northern Extension
Real Estate News
Daily Sun
Sixteenth Street
H.H. Ellis
C W. Riner
HH. Ellis
Sarah E. Pease
Minnehaha Addiiion
Or. M. Carter
American Loan and Trust Association of
Carter
A. G. McGregor
Denver
Interior Company
Hutchinson
Kas
Rawlins
Brown's Hole
Ashley Fork
Laxp
Cheyenne, Wio
Lasp Orrick
Cunvense, Wyo
Mexican Interational Improvement Ptantary
Moresque Pavilion
Alameda Park
Treasury
Beneficencia Publica
Mexico
Ie Arther Abp
Ode Capital
Vrines
Peines
Orm
Ame
Ney, Lerm
Nee
United States
U.S
Mexic
New York Exchange
Rae
Centleicatr I Peredy
Bank of London
Loterta de Benecence
Eel Bay
D. M.ferry&co
D. M. Fanvy & Co
Ted
Saga
Borth
O.M. Ferry 4 CO
Detroit
Mich
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