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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1891

Page

5

City Council Confirms 1891 Tax Levy and Water Plans

The city council approved the equalized 1891 tax roll totaling 3,460,204.99 and discussed a 12.8 mill levy with a 1.5 to 1.75 street and alley increase rejected by six to three. Public works include viaduct and dam work, railings, and water system improvements with debates over using lake water versus reworked municipal plans.

Hartington Harrington Snyder Street Bresnahen

Horse Stealing Report From Chalk Bluffs Heightens

Horseman Dec Webber fled Johnson county into Chalk Bluffs southeast of a city to evade pursuit. While cutting timber in the mountains his gang was reduced by fifty good horses, indicating a significant loss in the operation.

Dec Webber Johnson County Chalk Bluffs

Unk Jimmie Cannon Visits City At 82

Uncle Jimmie Cannon age 82 known as the Unrivalied Champion and famed bantam pugilist Geo Dixon reportedly left San Francisco after recent win over Abe Willis of Australia. He arrived with backer O Rourke and trainer Boyle for a brief visit.

Jimmie Cannon The Alamo Jimmie Lexington Neb Geo. Dixon San Francisco Abe Willis Australia O’ Rourke Boyle

Laramie Moves Toward Forming Wyomin g National Guards Artillery

Thirty two youths in Laramie apply to organize an artillery section of the Wyoming National Guard though the required minimum is thirty four. Officials note that two more names can likely be secured to meet the quota.

Laramie Wyoming National Guards

Irrigation Districts Grow Fast Across California

The Chronicle notes rapid formation of irrigation districts and incorporations statewide. A Tipton Tulare county election occurred this week with more to come, and Los Angeles formed a $1,000,000 irrigation corporation on the Mojave border in San Bernardino. Beckwith Commercial cut a record 167 tons of hay in one day, surpassing the previous 156 tons, feeding the hay to their stock.

California the Chronicle Tipton Tulare County Los Angeles Mojave Desert San Bernardino County Beckwith Commercial Commercial Company

Veterans Parade Draws Wide Nation to City Streets

Delegations from West Virginia South Dakota Florida Idaho and Texas led by commanders marched in a grand parade with 200 150 and 40 members respectively. Ex president Hayes spurred cheers as New York band and Continentals drew applause from veterans and crowds along the route.

Hillis West Virginia Duval Haymond C. B. Smith Custer South Dakota Washington Alaska W. H. H. Clayton Arkansas Florida Commad John H. Welsh Montana Simons Lone Star State Mann Lilingis Texas Idaho United States Shoup Department Spofford Adjt Norman H. Camp Boise City Alabama Georgia Sons of Veterans Webb

Veterans encampment events and leadership struggle unfold

The text describes a grand Civil War era parade with regimental colors and pipers, honoring Gen Veazey with Ex-President Hayes presenting a diamond badge. It notes plans for the next national encampment in Washington and a heated race for commander in chief among Weissert, Smedberg, Hurst, Hodges, with Oglesby rumored.

Sammself Emselves New York Pennsylvania Hayes E. J. Hecker Gen. Veazey National Department Theotel Taf Veazey Washington City Lincoln Neb Department Washington Charles P. Lincoln Washington, D. C Pensions Weissert Wisconsin Smedberg California Hurst Ohio Hodges West Pacific Coast Illinois Richard J. Oglesby

Bill Nye Reads New Play in City Haste

The New York Morning Advertiser reports Bill Nye the humorist in town reading his new play The Cadi to Stuart Robinson. Rehearsals will start soon at the Tremont theater in Boston under George Floyd. Nye, famed for his wit, returns to Skylaw North Carolina for summer with family.

Bill Nye New York Cohasset Stuart Robinson Tremont Theater Boston George Floyd R. Nye Mr. Nye Skylaw North Carolina

Italian Advertisement on Lander and Fremont counties

The Gazette an Italian paper in New Orleans prints articles by Father Ponziglione praising Lander and Fremont counties as ideal for a better class of Italian immigrants to settle and form a colony there he hopes newcomers will relocate and locate.

Larder Copper the Gazette New Orleans Lander Fremont County Ponziglione

Lead in The Lead French Fashions Edition Headlines

The American edition of French Fashions leads this class of publications. It is published by A. McDowell & Co. in New York, highlighting the prominent position of the periodical in late 19th century fashion press.

A. McDowell & Co New York

Utah Election Results Show Liberal Legislative Gain

Full returns from Salt Lake reveal Liberals win twelve legislators, one third of the body, a strong gain. In Salt Lake City they secure three council seats and six house seats by about 1,100 in plurality. Liberals also capture a county collector post two selectmen and the county superintendent by 600 to 3,000.

City of Cheyenne Wyoming Professor Mead Sloan Central Avenue Fifteenth Street Union Pacific Sixteenth Street Hodges Gilford Mead Nineteenth Street Crow Creek Utah Salt Lake

Kentucky Election Returns From Louisville Aug 4

Louisville August 4 The latest returns show the Democratic state ticket carried by about twenty five thousand votes. Alliance candidates have won in ten districts against Democrats or Republicans.

Kentucky Louisville Alliance

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