Legislature Fails to Agree on County Officers' Compensation Bill
Reported actions show no consensus on a county officers' compensation bill as the House debates printing territorial officers' reports and bids for publication. The session discusses first readings, committee of the whole votes, and a joint printing proposal to publish governor and officer reports.
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Schnitger
Capitol
Joint Committee On Printing
Rankin
Rusk
House
Joint Printing Committee
Adams
Council Joint
Council
Council Proceedings Update From Monday Session
City council met with full membership except Mr Reel. Notices introduced include joint resolutions and bills on banking, public accounts, asylum funding, and bail for prisoners. Readings, committee actions, and a signed enrolled act on city attorneys followed before adjournment.
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Hills
Burritt
Evans
Hebard
Simpson
Reel
Campbell
Capitol Building Commission
Burdick
Liggett
Council
Murphy
Joint Printing Committee
House
Printing plans for territorial reports and volumes
A legislative committee favors binding a consolidated volume of several reports including capitol building commission and others. Separate print runs are proposed for the engineer geologist fish commissioner attorney general auditor insane asylum. motions to reduce some copies fail and the assembly adjourns.
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Joint Committee On Printing
Capitol Building Commission
Territory, Livestock Commission and Insane Asylum
Insane Asylum Commission
Legislative Assembly
Jesurun
Capital Needed for Oil Fields Deep Drilling Plea
A plea seeks capital to develop vast oil fields with no Jim Crow groups involved. The plan targets reaching the oil source where oil seeps to the surface, asserting a probable drilling depth of about 2,000 feet.
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Aler
Cattlemen Hope for Small Season as Weather Helps Ranches
Eastern Wyoming cattlemen report a mild winter with light snow and ample water to drive cattle to feed. If conditions stay favorable, cattle numbers and roses are expected to shrink compared with recent years. Union Pacific plans electric yards and plants at Grandleland Denver and Butte City.
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Wyoming
Union Pacific Company
Grandleland
Denver
Butte City
Tea Parties and Teas Across Time in Italy and Russia
The piece narrates fashionable tea gatherings with guests, Mrs Thrale's Johnson anecdote, and Daphne's reflections on tea's history from England to Russia. It notes the ritual of brewing, tea leaves, and social gossip, and touches on Puritan New England, Garaway’s cafe, and the broader symbolism of the tea table in culture and philosophy.
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Oscar Wilde
Daphne
DR. Johnson
England
Garaway
Russia
New England
Nemo
Lesson in Courage From a Tent Gun Lesson
A missionary recounts a Uganda tale where a chief turns a loaded carbine on the visitor and the white man pleads softly Poli gently. The chief bursts into laughter at the sight and repeats Poli poli as a moral cue. The episode ends with mutual dawning respect.
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Africa
Uganda
M Host
Poli
Doctor’s devotion to routine ends in death legend
A historic claim recalls a doctor in the Levee area who kept strict meal times and family prayers. When his child convulsed before prayers, he persisted with the rite. He reportedly foretold dying at 6:30 am, and, by will or fate, died hours before the angel of death arrived.
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Dllsbury
Newcastle Water Works Company Incorporation
The Newcastle water venture formed by leading citizens includes trustees W. H. Kilpatrick Ralph A. Weston and W. E. Monck with $100 000 capital. The plant costing about $50 000 will bring water fourteen miles by pipe to tall north hill reservoirs and will provide ample pressure to spray water over buildings, signaling Newcastle's metropolitan future.
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Territorial
W. H. Kilpatrick
Ralph A. Weston
W. E. Monck
Newcastle Alert
Newcastle
The Dime Sociable at Congregational Church
The dime sociable at the Congregational church last evening featured recitations by Miss Silvia Adamsky and Miss Maud Johnston, a recital and war stories by Judge Carroll, Edith Johnson on the instrument, and a duet by the Misses Will fame and Johnston. A spelling contest and other amusements entertained all attendees.
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Silvia Adamsky
Maud Johnston
Judge Carroll
Edith Johnson
Will Fame
Johnston
Curious Cavern Near Hartville Iron Mines Explored
A reader describes a deep cave half a mile from the Whalen mine on an Iron King claim near Hartville Wyoming. An exploring party discovers a natural ladder formed by a pine tree, a garrett chamber, and a hidden passage with strong air flow suggesting another entrance while Indian relics and pigment hints at ancient use.
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Hartville
Wyo
The
Daily Sun
Sim
Whalen
Garrett
Tam
Mncor
City Council Fixes 1880 Appropriations and Appoints New Engineer
Regular session approves annual general fund allocations totaling 45 500 for officers and staff plus 28 000 for city lighting and utilities. A. J. Johnston resigns as city engineer. Frank Bond named successor subject to confirmation. E. H. Ingalls reappointed city policeman. Bond set at 5 000.
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A. J. Johnston
Johnston
Frank Bond
E. H. Ingalls
Ccc Neee Ee Nes Sonnsinn
Stokes Held on Larceny Charge in Carroll's Court
In a case before Judge Carroll a Stokes defendant faced larceny charges after a preliminary examination. Several witnesses testified and Stokes was held to bail of $200, with jail in default.
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Carroll
Stokes
Board of Trade Plans New Austrated Pamphlet
Trustees met last evening and agreed to publish an Austrated pamphlet in 10 000 or more copies. A D Kelley A J Parshall and T A Kent were appointed to oversee the project.
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Board of Trade
Messrs
A. D. Kelley
A. J. Parshall
T. A. Kent
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Galbraith
Committee On
Nomo
Ita
London
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TEA Philosopiy
Newcastle Water Supply Company
Judge Hauphoff
Joseph L. Stein
William Louk
General Fund
Carroll's Court
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