Pressing Question on Arid Lands State Control Proposed
Read in the New York Daily Recorder and echoed by Land Commissioner Carter. The article argues transferring irrigation control of arid lands to states, funding reservoirs with state bonds, and granting settlers clear title plus timber access. It warns against delays and Washington delays, urging prompt action to develop Wyoming’s arid and timber lands.
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Far West
Washington
Carter
New York Daily Recorder
Wyoming
Conjtress
Rocky Mountain
Not complete quote from industrial record
Fragmentary remark on government support and recognition by the people. The speaker notes that the people should be recognized and adds a partial cadence of “we are the people,” attributed to George, signaling a political or labor context.
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George
Prohibition Literature Reaches Cheyenne Reader
The editor notes a flood of literature about Dr Keeley and liquor treatment arriving by mail. He admits to occasional wine but says his own habit is not desperate and supports prohibition for others. He offers to share periodicals with anyone in Cheyenne who drinks excessively.
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Keeley
Dwight
Cheyenne
Keeley Company Offers Home Remedy at $9 Per Pair
The Leslie E Keeley company of Dwight NL offers its remedy for home treatment to those unable to visit the clinic. The cost is $9 per pair. For details refer to small bills at The Sex office.
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Leslie E. Keeley Company
Dwight, NL
Wyoming editor leaves Tribune for Industrial Record
Industrial Record hires Geo. R. Carwett to edit a paper devoted to labor rights and unity across classes. The new editor promises vigorous advocacy for workingmen and labor organizations while the transfer hints at optimistic, bold plans for Cheyenne and Wyoming politics.
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Geo. R. Carwett
Evening Tribune
Industrial Record
George
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Leader Attack on Cheyenne Police Irresponsible Rhetoric
The piece criticizes a Democratic organ for excoriating the city marshal and police force as Republican appointees. It notes Cheyenne’s strong law and order, scarce local news, and overblown circus raid reporting. The author defends local officers, stressing they are not Pinkertons but serve their own calling.
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Republican Party
Cheyenne
Pinkerton
Col De Forrest Richards Hosts Camp Governor Barber Visit
Col De Forrest Richards performs his duties at Camp Governor Barber with notable éclat. Visitors are greeted warmly, and the amiable wife’s presence greatly enhances the welcome.
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de Forrest Richards
Governor Barber
Equali zation Board's 4000 Mill Tax Omission Sparks Debate
The omission by the state equali zation board to levy a mill tax for the capitol building care draws sharp comment. Editors call it poor policy to save public money at the expense of long term gains. The involved amount is 4000.
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State Equalization Board
Capitol
New Wheels Arrive for Steamer Major Powell
The steamer Major Powell receives new wheels and shield protection will be built. A brief trial trip is planned next week to test the vessel and assess performance.
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Powell
Financial worries tied to Colorado press and politics
The decline stems from what the article calls financial heresies pushed by Colorado media and politicians. Samuel Woods, the chief financier, predicted the downturn in a letter to Senator Wolcott and has exited the market, planning to stay out until the fervor ends.
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Denver
Colorado
Samuel Woods
Wolcott
India’s Silver Economy and Low Wages Cited
A historical note claims India excels on a white metal basis with most business tied to silver. It also reports laborers earning ten cents a day in Lidia, highlighting stark wage gaps.
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India
Lidia
City urged to curb weeds in Cheyenne yards
The neat door yards of Cheyenne are praised but weeds are spreading in residential areas on lots held by non residents and speculators. The text argues for an ordinance requiring owners to remove such weeds and for strict enforcement.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Wealth Spotlight At Mine Convention
The Omaha Bee reports the September convention marks a milestone in Wyoming's resource development. Gold Hill and Bald Mountain show promising placer and lode prospects with daily yields, while La Plata and Brooklyn attract investment offers. Coal oil iron marble and other resources underscore the state as a vast wealth frontier awaiting capital.
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Omaha
Wyoming
Gold Hill
Bald Mountain
la Plata
Brooklyn Lode
the Bee
Union
Pennsylvania
Mexico Grants Unlimited Free Coinage of Silver
Report notes Mexico adopts unlimited free coinage of silver while miners receive forty cents daily for their work. The policy impacts silver production and monetary policy discussions.
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Mexico
Wyoming Plans Delegates for Salt Lake Irrigation Meet
Governor Barer focuses on selecting Wyoming delegates for the Salt Lake City irrigation convention set for September 15 to 17. Wyoming gets thirty delegates and aims for ensured attendance. Senators Carey and Warren plan to attend, with Andrew Gilchrist Col Forrest Richards and Prof Elwood Mead among others, signaling Wyoming’s lead role in the irrigation movement.
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Barer
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Carey and
Warren
Andrew Gilchrist
de Forrest Richards
Elwood Mead
Denver
Den ver Family Finds Ample Game on Northward Trip
Joan E Leer and family of Denver passed through Laramie yesterday while traveling home via the Cache la Poudre. They reported plentiful fish and game during their northward journey.
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Joan E. Leer
Denver
Laramie
Cache le Poudre
Sun Champions Public Land Cession Policy
The New York Sun continues its strong advocacy for ceding public lands in arid districts to the states where they lie. The paper is described as a powerful voice and a capable defender of the local cause in this nationwide debate.
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New York
Governor Details Colorado Representation at Arid Land Convention
The governor outlines steps to ensure Colorado is well represented at the Arid Land Convention in Salt Lake City. The plan includes coordinating with state agencies securing delegates and presenting state progress on water and land management. Officials emphasize regional cooperation and timely attendance to advance Colorado interests.
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Colorado
Salt Lake City
Census Reveals Dry Goods Trade Tops US Investments
Investigations show the dry goods trade in the United States holds about 20 billion dollars in capital, more than any other sector. Railroads follow, with estimates between 10 and 12 billion dollars in value.
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United States
Party Debt Policy Sparks Republican Opposition
The Globe-Democrat quotes a critique stating that paying honest debts with dishonest dollars is a policy the Republican party has always opposed and cannot be induced to accept. The remark frames a dispute over fiscal integrity and party principles.
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The
Globe-Democrat
Notable Bear Hunt From Lara mie To Hahn's Peak
Edward Ivinson leads a well equipped bear hunting party to Hahn's Peak. Joining him are Bishop E Talbot and his brother Rev. Robert Talbot Dr L S Barnes Otto Gramm G B Grow and hunter Jos C Miller. They travel with three wagons ten pack animals and ample provisions for a month plus Sibley stoves in each tent.
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Edward Ivinson
Laramie
Hahn's Peak
Bishop E. Talbot
Robert Talbot
L. S. Barnes
Otto Gramm
G. B. Grow
Jos. C. Miller
Tae Sex
Prospectus Issued by Wyoming Normal and Business College
The newly issued prospectus presents Wyoming Normal and Business College as a neat and complete institution. It calls Cheyenne a credit and urges liberal support from local citizens.
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Wyoming Normal and Business College
Cheyenne
Wyoming Stock Theft Debate Reflects State Harm
The Bonanza Rustler denounces editors for accusing stock theft, while Tae Sun’s editor argues more large herds may move to Montana if theft continues. Suppressing theft, not disclosures, is urged to restore confidence as range cattle theft grows, affecting small dealers too.
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Wyoming
Bonanza Rustler
Tae Sun
Montana
German Press Shifts Tone on Chicago Exposition
The Omaha Bee reports German newspapers that once criticized the Chicago fair now commend the event and urge Germany to support it. The visit of American fair representatives has sparked widespread European enthusiasm for the exposition.
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Tue
Omaha Bee
Germany
Europe
Editor and wife hosted by Hayford family during Lara mie visit
The Sun editor and his wife were guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Hayford in Lara mie. The cordial, royal entertainment from start to finish left the visitors deeply grateful and noting a debt of obligation that cannot easily be settled.
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the Sun
J. H. Hayford
Laramie
Beav er Creek Ranch Apple Trees Burst with Fruit
S. A. Iden of Beaver creek ranch reports apple trees laden to the ground with abundant fruit quality. He notes many Sheridan county orchards share the heavy yield and asserts apples can be successfully grown in Wyoming.
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Wyoming Apples
S. A. Iden
Sheridan Post
Beaver Creek
Sheridan County
Sheriff Reclaims Stolen Jewelry After Cheyenne Circus Heist
Sheriff Kelley returned the Glover residence loot to the owner including diamonds pearls and gold valued at 500. A 15 year old named Willie McBrair was captured at La Salle and is aiding searches of Laramie county for four men tied to the burglary as officers sweep Denver Kansas City and Omaha for suspects.
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Kelley
R. F. Glover
Willie McBrair
Denver
Camp
la Salle
Willie
McBrair
Laramie
Kansas City
Omaha
Greeley
Laramie County
Smelter Proposition Touted by Kansas promoter
A. Mardis of Kansas promotes moving an Ohio smelter plant to this area. He claims funding from capitalists and notes he installed the electric line at Kansas City and the belt line at Houston, Texas. He says building the Hartville spur will be easy.
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A. Mardis
Kansas
Ohio
Mardis
Kansas City
Houston
Tex
Hartville
No Trouble to Pay Bond Redemptions Rise Over Time
Washington reports 44 percent bonds remain at 2 percent. Secretary Foster said as of today the total is $21,331,100 and he expects the amount to exceed 340,000,000 before the transaction closes. If so, less than 20,000,000 would be subject to redemption and payments can be met without tapping the 700,000,000 gold reserve or 17,000,000 on deposit with national banks.
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Washington
Foster
Range Accident Hurled Rider By Two Bulls
George Clements, an employee of Converse Cattle in Sheridan County, was crushed between two fighting bulls after trying to separate them on the 21st. His horse bolted, throwing him and the animals into a heap. He was hauled ten miles to a ranch and may recover.
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Geo. Clements
Converse Cattle Company
Sheridan County
Clements
Captain Jas E Vinton Visits Cheyenne on Health Tour
Jas E Vinton, once captain of a Cassius M. Clay battalion company, tours the West for health and spends this week in Cheyenne. He is now noted as a representative citizen of Minnesota and is among the 108 living members of his battalion.
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Jas, E. Vinton
Cheyenne
Minnesota
Mr. Clay
Closed Saloon Sunday in Racine Wisconsin
For the first time in Racine every saloon closed on Sunday following a liquor dealers resolution. Rumors say patrons will oppose the move and threaten prosecutions of cigar vendors soda water sellers and liverymen. Ministers faced strong criticism from liquor supporters while local citizens celebrate with a $1000 fund to sustain the battle through the year.
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Racine
Wis
Haddock
Simonson
Trinity M. E. Church
Percival
Congregational Church
Citizens’ Association
Notice by Barton T. Ryan to Secretary of Interior on timber cutting
Barton T. Ryan of Carbon county Wyoming gives notice that he intends to cut and extract spruce and white pine from lands described in townships and ranges west of the sixth principal meridian. He plans to manufacture the timber into lumber for sale in Wyoming near the lands. Aug 18, 1891. Saratoga Wyoming.
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Barton T. Ryan
Carbon County
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Brush Creek
French Creek
Jack Creek Placers Develops Rich Prospect Despite Ground Freeze
In an interview with Jas G Rankin, Rawlins owner notes seven men at work in development. A fifteen foot cut exposes decomposed quartz yielding colors from one to twelve per pan, with grains as large as wheat. Ground will be kept active until freeze, then preparations for a hydraulic plant at Bt.
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Jas. G. Rankin
Rawlins Jowner
Turk State Board of Equalization Levs Capital Tax
The Turk state board of equalization held a special meeting to levy the capital tax required by law. Natives were sent to county offices instructing them to implement the additional levy.
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Turk State Board of Equalization
Rain Doctor From Canton Plans Rain Experiments in Wyoming
Melbourne the Australian rain maker travels from Canton Ohio to Cheyenne Wyoming to install a rain plant funded by F H Jones. He claims he can produce rain at will and demonstrated with two showers on a Sunday. Critics note secrecy and mystery while investors hope farming gains from his experiments.
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Frank Melbourne
Canton
F. H. Jones
Melbourne
Cheyenne
Melbourne Brothers
Cincinnati
United States
West
Wyoming
Capitol Tax Levy Approved by State Equalization Board
A special meeting yesterday approved a levy of one eighth of a mill on state taxable property for the capitol fund, bringing the total levy to four mills. The board had previously held that no capitol levy could be made, a construction now deemed incorrect. Counties have been notified.
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State Equalization Board
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Suarinsony
Smelter Man
Jack Creek
Jones of
Exbert
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