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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1890

Page

5

Wyoming Statehood Prospect Asserts Rich Resources

S K Osgood at the Glenham hotel argues Wyoming should be admitted with Washington and the Dakotas. He cites vast territory of 95,000 square miles, diverse resources from coal to minerals, growing population, and strong education and press infrastructure as basis for statehood soon.

The New York Star Wyoming Territory S. K. Osgood Glenham Hotel Osgood United States Washington Dakotas Union California Minera New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Wyoming Tennessee West Virginia Alabama Near Western States Associated Press

Marriage of William Martin and Theresa Klein Steirber

William Martin and Theresa Klein Steirber wed February 15 1890 at the city clerk’s office in Arapahoe county Colorado Judge W F Lee officiated and the union followed the judge’s cheerful demeanor. A pistol incident earlier drew remark as a ball cut a ribbon on Miss Hall’s hat making a near miss reference.

W. F. Lee William Martin Theresa Kleinsteirber Arapahoe County Colorado Callahan Miss Hall

Tragic Local Suicide Follows Jealous Pursuit

The case centers on Callahan who shot himself after being driven by jealousy. He believed Misselal was harassed by J. S. Thompson, son of a former grocer on the south side. Callahan spent part of the day hunting Thompson to confront him but failed. Mrs. Hall and her daughter Mire Hall were deeply prostrated after witnessing the event.

Callahan Misselal J. 5 Thompson Young Thompson Mise Hall

Mammoth Cheyenne Hotel Expected and Local Developments

The Tribune reports Cheyenne may soon host a mammoth hotel. Mark Hopkins sold his coal mine in Lobe canyon to Frank Colpter of Omaha for 150000 dollars who plans to organize a company for large output. C P Fould discusses a stamp mill at Douglas creek. An assay from the Bonanza King mine shows 938.18 dollars per ton in gold. Pacific Short Line surveyors work near Horseshoe and Willow Springs. Loomerang plans a new depot at Laramie this year. A 30000 acre tract west of Cheyenne along the Union Pacific is eyed by the Lincoln Land Company of Nebraska. George A Hertsog and Nettie J Bannon wed at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. Lamkin officiating. Sugar beet cultivation and sugar manufacture are gaining attention in Nebraska.

the Tribune Cheyenne Mark Hopkins Lobe Canyon Frank Colpter Omaha Mr. Colpter C. P. Fould South Dakota Douglas Creek Pacific Short Line Horseshoe Platte Wendover Bridger Union Pacific Railroad Lincoln Land Company of Nebraska Baptist George A. Hertsog Grand Junction Colo Laramie Wyo L. D. Lamkin Sugar Trust

Probable Murder At Hanna Station Involving Hotel Keeper

P. D. Bontecue, Union Pacific station agent at Hanna, was shot Friday evening between six and seven by the local hotel keeper. A telegram reported him dying. Dr. Maynard was summoned. The incident centers on a woman trouble involving Mrs. Bontecue. residents describe Bontecue as quiet and about 60. The Landlord Hahn was said to be found with Mrs. Bontecue, leading to a fatal conflict with Bontecue. Bontecue came to Wyoming in 1884 from Minnesota.

P. D. Bontecue Union Pacific Hanna Hotes Maynard Colorado Junction Bontecue Wyoming Minnesota Hahn

Quiet Wedding Casualties Family Ties at House Street

Miss May Weir and Walter L Larsh wed in a quiet ceremony at 10 oclock yesterday morning at Dr S J Quinby house on House street Rev W A Williams officiated in the presence of a few friends. The couple left for a week in Colorado Springs and will reside at the Vendome on return. Weir received many gifts from her high school pupils and colleagues who lament her departure.

Miss May Wair Walter L. Larsh S. J. Quinby House Street W. A. Williams Mrs. Larsh Colorado Springs Vendome

Interior Land awards survey contract for Cheyenne addition

The Interior Land company awarded a contract to Ed Stahle to survey and plat a five acre addition in Cheyenne's southwest area. It is estimated to create about 490 city lots. A street will be laid to the addition once the subway under Crow Creek is completed, with the company pushing for an early finish.

Interior Heights Interior Land Company Ed Stahle Cheyenne Crow Creek Interior Company

Preliminary Examination of Jose E. Martines

Jose E. Martines charged with forgery underwent a preliminary examination before Judge Carroll. Three witnesses testified. the evidence was positive and convincing. He was bound over to the district court in $500 bail, and jailed in default. Clouds are a proverb quoted by the reporter.

Jose E. Martines Carroll District Court

Valentine Season Highlights at Fort Russell Society

Vanity Fair details St Valentine events at Fort Russell including the Fortnightly Coterie whist reception, the 21 Club dance, and a German party led by Lt. Dashiel. It notes kindergarten valentine festivities with recitations, crafts, and postman exchanges, plus teas, lunches, and dinners for local ladies and visiting legislators.

Fort Russell Vanity Fair W. E. Robins Keefe Hall Mest - HH A. Clark Otto K. Snyder F. E. Chaffin Miss Doliff Kindergarden Mildred Hay Helen Gannett Leslie Ogle Cornelia Baxter Martin Murray David Goodell Katherine Freeborn Gertrude Weaver Fred Warren Margaret Baxter Miss Orliff Dashiel Mizner van Horn Pouillon Kendell Dashell Miss van Horn Cheyenne and Northern van Tassell Jeffrey E.T. David Garrow Kent Maynard Louise Lisle Smith Horrie Cook Morgan John David Hebard Beck Rossier Beard Campbell Homes Selleck Jesurun Major Whipple H. A. Rice Cheyenne C. N. Potter Charles Smith Marshall Johnson W. Baker

Girl Guards Parade of Company K Delights Big Horn County

A poetic tribute to twenty four members of Company K the Girl Guards with line by line portraits led by Colonel Stitzer describes their drills and parade presence. The piece blends praise for Emma OBrien Kate Kellyton Mary Davidson Gertrude Morgan Lulu Maxwell and others with a hopeful closing blessing for their future. The page also notes a Tribune typo misstating Big Horn Countys assessable valuation, correcting it from 200000 to 1200000.

Topas Earth Stitzer Ia Emma O'Brien Kate Kellyton Cheyenne Mary Davidson Gertrude Morgan Big Horn County the Tribune Big Horn

Breakfast Runs and Paradoxes in a Parlor of Jests

A collection of quips on envy ambition and misprisions with riffs on bankers, landlords, marriages and trains. The bits hinge on wordplay about safety signage possession and social foibles. The tone resembles light humor and fragmented witticisms from a bygone era.

Big Horn County Bill Sparks House Debate

Assembly proceedings show extended discussion as Colonel Pickitt advocates forming Big Horn county basin with Fremont Sheridan and Johnson county residents backing the measure. Burritt opposes with an amendment on assessable property. debate stretches into extra time before adjournment.

Pickitt Fremont County Big Horn Basin Burritt Sheridan Johnson Counties Big Horn County Fremont Johnson Pickett Tae Sun Old Johnson County Adams Kellogg House

Trumbull Case Likely Ends in Manslaughter Plea

Advices from Douglas say prosecutors and Trumbull’s lawyers reached a deal to accept a manslaughter plea and avoid a new trial. Though guilty of a cold blooded murder, a life sentence may be deemed sufficient. Trumbull’s intoxication at the time is noted, and he has suffered since. PD Bontecue of Hanna Union Pacific station, shot on Kilay, died Sunday morning.

Douglas Trumbull Trumbull Drank Heavily and Was Not Himmself PD. Bontecue Union Pacific Hanna Kilaay

Also Mentioned on This Page

South Side B. D. Bontecue U. P T. A. Kent George W. Baxter Council E. W. Whitcomb Mr. Hammond Mr. Whitcomb Browning G. W. Brown Guands W. W. P. Carroll Company K Lulu Maxwell Alvente Glove Gertrude Ellis Mamie Horrie K Company Eva Iona Davis Edna Wilsock Carrie Ingram Ada Johnston Clara Newman Iuabel Montgomery Anet Bessie Vreeland Jesalo Lee Ora Cowcick Mina McGregor Mamie Goetz Gracie Hafin Florence Bradley Jeasie Newman Emme Vreeland Texas Desdemona Claude Mr. Roberts Ways and Means John B. Menardi Evanston Rawlins University Laramie City Insane Asylum Albany County Crook Vinta Sweetwater Carbon Unita Budort Territorial Rawlins Penitentiary
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