Pythian Grand Lodge A Red Letter Day In Laramie
A Wyom ing Knights of Pythias celebration in Laramie features parades in uniform, a grand lodge session at 10:30, and a 2 p.m. grand parade led by Frank Clark and A. D. Kelley. Delegations arrive from Carbon Evanston Rock Springs Green River Rawlins, with about thirty from Magic City Division No. 1.
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Knights of Pythias
Gem City
Carbon
Frank H. Clark
Grand Lodge of Wyoming
A. D. Kelley
The
Uniform Bank
Evanston
Rock Springs
Green River
Rawlins
Laramie Division
Co. A’s
Laramie
Grand Avenue Crossing
H. B. Brown
Charles Martin
John Klein
P. Feeney
Dr. Buchanan
Tom Murray
W. Wengren
John Smith
W. Hatchkinson
Ft. Hine
B. Bouday
J. Wilson
R.S. Bacon
Geo Messick
W. Wood
Jim Klein
Lou de Brewer
George Thornley
George
E. S. Johnston
R. E. McCormick
T. A. Douglas
R. W. Warren
W. A. Richards
I. N. Hanson
William R. Schnitger
F. 5. Hebard
Samuel P. Brown
E. A. Gay
A. M. Clark
P. $. Cook
I. P. Shannon
C. A. Polley
George R. Hunter
Thos
Jackson
As Bruce
Carber
C. E. Dodge
Jno
C. Doer
J.C. Gunning
Roritaria
Hugins
H. B. Hillard
Moss
Miles
W. M. Moss
Grand Lodge
Armory
Thornburgh
Union Pacific Band
Magic City
W. R. Schnitger
Greenbaum
J. C. Er
W. C. Moss
Thomas Jackson
P. J. Gosden
S. D. Hunt
J. R. Carnahan
Third Street
Grand ball and banquet at Maennerchor hall last night
Visiting knights and their ladies attended a grand ball at Maennerchor hall at 8 p.m. A 7 p.m. exhibition drill by Laramie Division No. 2 preceded the event, followed by a Cheyenne band outdoor concert. Meennerchor hall was densely crowded with dancers to Nagle's full orchestra.
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Maennerchor Hall
Laramie
Cheyenne
Meennerchor Hall
Nagle
Western cattle receipts and prices drift lower as market gluts ease
Prospects brighten after a heavy week of cattle arrivals. Rosenbaum Bros Chicago report 65 500 cattle receipts this week versus 64 208 last week and 64 963 a year ago with western rangers at 17 700, down from 19 600 prior week. Through Texas arrivals 14 500 mirror prior week’s decline. Grass steers bring 2.15 to 8.10, fed steers 5.00 to 7.65, calves 2.50 to 0.50, cows 1.60 to 2.35. Prices down 40 75e to 1.50 from opening highs. Union Co and Clay & Forrest poise new activity. Lincoln relics noted in Union office.
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Rosenbaum Bros. & Co
Chicago
Aug
Western Rangers
Texas
Clay & Forrest
Union Company
City to issue sixty five water bonds for Hartford project
The city council ordered $65,000 in water bonds sold in Hartford to expand the water system. The bonds, $1000 each, feature a green border as proposed by Mayor Bresnahen, with signatures by City Clerk Dana and Treasurer Parshall. Work on the viaduct and water extension proceeds with safety fences and insured status as a top priority.
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Hartford
Conn
Charles W. Riner
Bresnahen
Dana
Parshall
Harrington
Warren Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Jenks
Bamford Finds No Clues in Silver Crown Search
Bamford reports the search at Silver Crown yielded nothing. Mr Shaw, who had Bamford holding horses, says he met the missing youth in Virginia Dale the Friday after his disappearance. The father remains certain the son was not murdered and expects his return soon.
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Silver Crown
Shaw
Bamford
Virginia Dale
Major Powell Steamer Ready for Colorado River Start
Green River Utah August 10 1891 The small steamer Major Powell remains on its car awaiting unload and launch with help from Rio Grande Western The expedition plans to begin by Wednesday using whatever means available to them E A 5
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The
Explorer
Sun
Green River
Utah
Major Powell
Rio Grande Western
Fisherman O Hearne’s record trout haul and giant snake
Shop Superintendent J. E. O Hearne returned from Fish Creek with 168 trout the best catch of the season. He also killed a thirty foot long snake that chased rabbits on the prairie using a ball he carries for such trips.
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J. E. O'Hearne
Fish Creek
First Eastbound Passenger Train Delayed Under New Schedule
The east bound evening passenger train ran late yesterday for the first time since the new timetable began. The delay was caused by the Central Pacific Railway.
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Central Pacific
Mail Service Expands To Portland And San Francisco
The schedule announces a fast mail route where one car will proceed directly to Portland and two cars with a baggage car will head to San Francisco.
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Fast Mail
Portland
San Francisco
Prosecution Witness A.C. Campbell Testifies Seven Hours
A. C. Campbell who assisted in the Henderson murder case arrived yesterday at Lander. Mr. Stoll spoke to the jury for seven hours and is now in Casper to defend a killer.
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A.C. Campbell
Geo. B. Henderson
Lander
Mr. Stoll
Casper
Encampment Planned for Wyoming Guards and Fort Russell
Gen Brooke arrives to arrange joint field work for Wyoming national guards and the Seventeenth infantry of Fort Russell. Adjutant General Stitzer orders encampment from the 20th to the 26th with transport via Union Pacific, tents, subsistence, and practice ammunition provided. Troops to move by the 20th. quartermaster preparations begin on the 8th. Capt Knadler to assist in camp setup. Captain Roberts to inspect the state troops.
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Brooke
Department of the Platte
Wyoming National Guards
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort Russell
Stitzer
Union Pacific
M. F. Knadler
Laramie
Buffalo
Capt. Roberts
Bad Fall injures Harry Tomamichel at city sidewalk
Harry Tomamichel of the Inter Ocean fell from a step ladder yesterday and injured his left wrist, which is broken and sprained. He will have a bad arm for some time.
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Harry Tomamichel
The
Inter Ocean
Glenrock Mines Fire Spurs Quick Reopening Effort
N Yund superintendent of the Glenrock mines arrives in the city as the burning shaft is cooled and prepared for immediate reopening at a distance from the blaze. The coal is described as fine and output expected to be heavy after the recent expansion. Yund and five miners escaped through smoke as the disaster occurred.
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Glenrock Mines
N. Yund
Glenrock
Mr. Yund
Hunter Harry Yount Reports Bear Season Totals
A Pioneer reports from town that Harry Yount, famed hunter trapper miner and guide from near Uva, killed two bears this season due to work on his crops and his mine.
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Harry Yount
Uva
Harry
Sheridan county ditch project seeks water for 54 miles
H. C. Alger on behalf of a Sheridan county ditch company applied to State Engineer Mead for water to supply a 54 mile ditch draining eight to ten creeks. The enterprise has $200,000 invested and promises vast benefits to Northern Wyoming.
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H. C. Alger
Sheridan County
Mead
Thie Enterprise
Wyoming
Black Peak Gold and Silver Mining Co Organized
Peter Demple, E. 5. Seeley and Gotthard Paul of Sheridan organized the Black Peak Gold and Silver Mining Company to operate in the Balad mountain placer fields with capital stock of half a million dollars.
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Peter Demple
Seeley
Gotthard Paul
Sheridan
Black Peak
Arizona to convene constitutional convention in Puarnix
A call was issued for a constitutional convention in Puarnix on September 7 to draft a state constitution and push for immediate ratification and admission of Arizona into statehood. Democrats and Republicans back the move. debates include women's suffrage. strong opposition anticipated in the convention.
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Puarnix
Ariz
Congress
Arizona
Mark Smith
Frank Baxter
House
State board meeting adjourns over Gramm absence
The state board of equalization met yesterday but immediately adjourned due to the absence of Mr Gramm. Mr Lawler nears completion of plumbing at the Turn hall and walls will begin to grow tomorrow. Col Poland arrives Friday to assume command at Fort Russell.
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State Board of Equalization
Gramm
Col. Poland
Fort Russell
National Capital Savings scam rocked by postoffice arrest
Alfred Downing and N B Tollman, president and vice president of the National Capital Savings Building and Loan Association of North America, were arrested on charges of using the mails for fraudulent purposes. Investigators allege the firm swindled thousands nationwide, taking in 200000 to 340000 while offering false loans and gilt edged stock. Mortimer, the chief manager, fled after embezzling large sums. agents operated across the states, with major activity in Omaha Denver Des Moines Portland Galveston Olympia San Francisco Minneapolis and Philadelphia. Downing and Tollman deny wrongdoing, while Mortimer is believed to have taken the majority of the funds.
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Orreaco
Alfred Downing
N. B.lollman
National Capital Savings, Building and Loar Association of North America
Postoffice
Stuart
Lewis F. Mortimer
Mortimer
Combination
George O. Ferguson
Lincoln
Neb
Ferguson
Nebraska
Chicago
Ellwood
Wesleyan University
Chicagro
Gilchrist
Omaha
Denver
Des Moines
Portland
Ore
Galveston
Olympia
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
N. B. Tollman
Louis F. Mortimer
Downing
F. A. Wenworth
New York City
Tollman
Peoria
Association
Hoyne
Neons
G A R Encampment Elects National Council Members
Detroit August 7 The G A R encampment elected the national council of administration with members from Arizona California Colorado and Wyoming Idaho Montana Oregon Utah Washington and Alaska The new commander in chief issued his first order and announced future appointments He instructed communications to be addressed to Rutland Vermont The encampment adjourned to meet next year in Washington State
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Pacament
Detroit
National Council of Administration
Arizona
William Christy
Phanix
California
Magnus Tait
Los Gatos
Colorado
Wyoming
John B. Cooke
Greeley
Idaho
George L. Shoup
Salmon City
Montana
Patrick E. Fisk
Helena
Oregon
D. B. Tuttle
Portland
Utah
C. O. Fairworth
Salt Lake
Washington
Alaska
Frank Clendeninn
Tacoma
Inebef
Adjutant General
Rutland
Pigebou
Women’s Relief Corps Officers Elected at Dersuit
The Women’s Relief Corps convention at Dersuit on August 7 elected officers including National President Mrs. Sue A. Sanders of Delaware and Senior Vice President Margaret J. Wiggins of Saletha, Vice President Anvella A. Cheney of Detroit, and Chaplain Miss Clara Barton of Washington with additional posts filled.
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Kelief
Dersuit
Wotuwwen’s
Relief Corps
Ollie Cars
Sue A. Sanders
Delaware
Margaret J. Wiggins
Saletha Kanidimior
Mary Lyie Reynolds
Covington
Ryan Treasoner
Anvella A. Cheney
Detroit
Clara Barton
Washington
International Geographical Discussions Open in Berne
The congress opened yesterday in Berne with Cobat as president delivering the opening address. Dr Stout of New York presented a paper on the Nicaragua canal enterprise asserting the project has a brilliant future.
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Berne
Cobat
Cougress
Stout
New York
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Pythian Grand Lodge
Clay
Hartford, Conn
FOR the Water Fund
Gen. Brooke
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