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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1889

Page

11

Firemen’s Races Highlight Greeley Cup Events

The article reports on a firemen’s tournament day with hot weather and large crowds. Poudre Valley of Greeley won the ladder climb and 100 yard dash event, earning first prize of $300. Breckenridge and Central City took second and third. Tomorrow features Denver day with a speed race scheduled at Broadway grounds and an admission of 25 cents.

Poudre Valley Books Greeley Malnix Trinidad Pioneer Hooks Breckenridge Poudre Valley Hooks Central City Collins Ross Graff Denver England America Broadway Grounds Rocky Mountains City of

City Items Show Military Moves and Local News

Cattle receipts were reported at 15 000 with Reeves selling cattle at 4 50 to 4 85 and steers 3 to 4 50. General Mizner relieved from duty went to Camp George Crook. Lt Mann ordered to report for duty as quartermaster and ordnance officer. W A Richards named surveyor general pleases central Wyoming. Irrigation committee travels Salt Lake City, then to Nevada California Arizona New Mexico and back to Denver Cheyenne. Goodsell Gaines Dyer hotel partnership dissolved. Gaines to run a hotel business with a new partner. Public note about David Merne defends his reputation against W Johnston raffle claim. Burlington and Missouri representatives praised Cheyenne. Church plans a new M E church costing 10 000 to 12 660 dollars to be built where the current church stands. Fort Collins letter notes heavy mountain tourism and rising crowds to Chambers Lake and Upper Pondre with visitors from Greeley Denver Cheyenne and eastern points.

Mizner George Crook Mann Seventeenth Infantry Bellevue Rifle Range Neb W. A. Richards Wyoming Fremont Johnson Messrs Cheyenne W.johnston Sun J. R. Phelan Burlington and Missouri J. W. Trammell Burlington Road Missouri River W.S. Ferry Wichita, Kan M. E. Church and Society

Grand Army Trip and Burlington rail plans stir Fort Collins

Reports from Fort Collins Colo Aug 25 mention legal steps to reopen Colorado Central from Fort Collins to Cheyenne and a half million dollar suit against Union Pacific for closing the line. The Grand Army of the Republic tentatively schedules an official Denver to Milwaukee train with low round trip fare and a refined itinerary. Union Pacific adds cars and expands its wagon for corn and cattle shipments, with oil and land developments fueling speculation around Fort Collins and western expansion.

Fort Collins Colo Cheyenne Loveland Longmont Berthold Union Pacific Denver News Grand Army Grand Army of the Republic Denver Milwaukee Omaha Chicago Burlington and Quincy St. Paul Illinoie Wisconsin Goodrich Union Pacific Road Harmony and Extension Fort Coltins Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Company Union Pacific Company Burlington Utah Poudre Canon Cameron Pass North Park Pacific Coast

If a man does not peddle he is not a peddler

The Avewing Tribune critiques a meat and vegetable trust and mourns a council action. It ends with a sardonic line praising commerce as a civic measure, noting the idea that withdrawal from selling negates the label of peddler. The piece reflects editorial tone and local economic critique.

Avewing Tribune

Wyoming Investments and the Call for Statehood

J C Davis of Rawlins argues capital avoids Wyoming unless statehood changes. He cites firms failing to secure long term mortgages here while Colorado offers easy loans. The Lander Clipper notes this disparity and predicts statehood is on the horizon despite critics.

J.C. Davis Rawlins Buur River Colorado Wyoming

Methodist Picnic At Fairgrounds Draws Large Crowd

Children from the M. E. church and mission enjoyed a picnic at the fairgrounds with 250 to 300 attendees. Football and other games produced laughs and a few bruises while the streetcar provision at half rates eased transport. A separate notice reports six Hall children sick with diphtheria from Denver exposure, two deaths, and a Mayfield infant death from cholera infantum, with funeral plans from a Catholic church. The Wyoming and Montana Live Stock associations will coordinate on the petorε matter at St Paul and Chicago yards.

M. E Brother Bright E. ¢Y Hall Denver Hall Wyoming Montana St. Paul Chicago

G A R Department Headed for Milwaukee Excursion

Cheyenne serves as headquarters for the G A R Department of Colorado and Wyoming under General T M Fisher and Adjutant N J O'Brien. A deluxe Denver to Milwaukee train carries veterans to the national encampment with multiple Pullmans and a decorated sleeper. Leadville drum corps joins in Denver, while Colonel O'Brien distributes Wyoming promotional folders along the route. Tickets are selling fast with reduced sleeping berth rates and September round trips available to all.

Cheyenne G. A. R. Department of Colorado Wyoming T. M. Fisher N. J. O'Brien Fisher O'Brien Denver G. A. R. Bove Milwaukee National Union Pacific Omaha Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Milwaukee Julesburg Department of Colorado Tribune Department Leadville Colonel O'Brien Board of Trade of Jon

Lectures on the Sandwich Islands by Major Bennett at Keefe Hall

Maj. C. C. Bennett, a former Honolulu newspaper man, lectures at Keefe hall Monday August 26. Endorsed by preachers and press, he has lectured in ten states and many colleges. He lived in the islands sixteen years, published the first Honolulu directory and a history of the islands. Doors open 7:30 p.m. Admission as cents.

Sandwich Islands Maj. C. C. Bennett Honolulu Keefe Hall Major Bennett Islands

Ten Calves Slain by Wolves Reported Near Bard of Lite

Bard of Lite reports on the 19th ten large calves killed by wolves. Four found near together with paunches torn out. Six badly bitten and died later in pasture. Believes three grey wolves did the mischief after a severe storm. Calls for ranchers to note wolves’ devastation.

Bard Lite Near

United action urged to exterminate wolves by ranchers

The writer argues for a coordinated rancher-led hunt to kill wolves before the legislature reconvenes next January. Since no bounty restoration is possible yet, the ranchmen should organize and unite, with Mr Bard assembling a large party for a two or three day hunt using good hounds.

Bard

Home protection and free trade clash in debate

In a spirited defense of home production, the article argues for tariffs on imports to protect labor and reduce living costs. It warns taxing farmers could hurt the economy, stresses self sufficiency, and warns against letting European pauper production flood the market.

Europe C C. Benner

Water quality concerns prompt calls for underground system

Citizens complain of thick cloudy water with a fishy taste caused by con ferna vegetation in still lake water. The piece urges completion of the underground water system to provide water clear as crystal and notes Cheyenne’s high lake levels contributing to moss and cloudiness. It mentions Surveyor General W A Richards planning to live in Cheyenne and begin duties in September.

Conferna Cheyenne Denver

Gaylor and Margetts to wed at Trinity M E Parsonage

Edwin T. Gaylor and Lydia M. Margetts announce their upcoming wedding to be held at the Trinity Methodist Parsonage 18y6 Sherman Avenue Denver Colorado at 7 oclock in the evening in August. The couple are well known in Cheyenne and expect warm congratulations from friends.

Edwin T. Gaylor Lydia M. Margetts Trinity M. E. Parsonage Sherman Avenue Denver Col Cheyenne

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