Hartville ores report reviewed by Board of Trade chiefs
Trustees heard Prof Ricketts summarize Hartville iron ore deposits in Sunrise Park sections 7 and 5 to 27 165 with two inked maps showing ore veins and surrounding rail lines. Conclusions range from current mine capacity to potential belt expansion and exceptional ore purity suitable for Bessemer and open hearth steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Ricketts
Hartville
Sunrise Park
Platte River
Wendover
Cheyenne and Northern Railroad
Chicago
Lone Jack
Michigan
Wiccansin
Sunrise
Jenney
Black Hills
LH. B. Hodges
Union Pacific Railway
Rock Creek
G. M. Davidson
Lake Superior
Social Glimpses of Christmas Festivities in Vanity Fair
A holiday page from Vanity Fair recounts Christmas day joy with holly and mistletoe decorations, a Christening for Agnes Wyoming Jenkins, Santa visits for children, and a St. Mark's organ recital. It notes dinners, gifts, and social gatherings at several homes, a Fort Russell hop, and upcoming wedding bells for Blanche Moore and Harry Kuykendall on January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanity Fair
Boreas
J. F. Jenkins
Agnes Wyoming Jenkins
Wyoming
Shakespeare
J.C. Breckens
J. Morrison
Santa Claus
HG. Patten
St. Mark's
P. O. Brewster
Miss Willard
Mr. Sellick
Dr. Rafter
Elmer Mead
Blanche Moore
Harry Kuykendall
Girang
Pioneer Alonxo Martin Dies After Long Illness
Alonxo Martin born May 1830 in Madison Maine moved with family to Wisconsin in 1847 arriving Sheboygan June 19. He taught, milled, farmed, and later ran a livery and ranch near Egbert before moving to Cheyenne where he died December 26 after a lengthy illness. He left wife Amanda Phelps and three children Belle Gillard Ida and Hobart. two brothers R. and M. Martin and sister Mrs Mary Hobart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonxo Martin
Madison
Somerset County
Maine
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Sheboygan County
Lina
Martin
Amanda Phelps
Belle
G. H. Gillard
Ida
Hobart
New York
Plains
Denver
Colo
Rockford
Ill
Ard
Muddy Creek
Egbert
R. Martin
M. Martin
Bear Creek
Mary Hobart
Ills
Edward Hobart
Cheyenne
Famien
Legislative sketches of W Downey leader in Wyoming congress
W Downey a former colonel and lawyer, long active in Wyoming Territory politics and industry, was elected delegate to Congress in 1875 and poised to lead the next legislative assembly. He supported liberal statehood measures and territorial development while serving in the ninth assembly. The legal notes cover a case at Carroll's Court involving Sparks and Holt, and a Wyoming Territory theft case with a buffalo overcoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Downey
Aland
Maryland
John C. Fremont
West Viriiia
Laramie
Wyoming
Territorial Council
Territory
Congress
Ninth Legislative Assembly
Downey
Commonwealth
Legislative Assembly
Carroll
Justice Carroll
Newton
Silver Crown
James J. Sparks
Mae
Holt
Fieen
Silver
Potter
Mill Sparkes
W. Mann
Coolant Holt
Folowk &, IM
Wyom
Williaw Smith
Mis Meyer
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Tron
Prof. Ricketts
Adams
Rawlins
The
Republican
Rawlin
United States
Jeff Carr
Capital City
Jos. S. Lee, Sr
Jos. S. Lee, Jr
Carbon
Mr. Lee
F. E. Warren
Young Men's Christian Association
Carey
Douglas
Bonanza
Wyoming University
I. C. Whipple
J. O. Churchill
G. W. Barr
Laramie City
Miss Lettie Lindsey
S. B. Lindsey
Miss Lettie
Mins Mamie Thompson
Lindsey
St. Mark’s
Stel W. Downey
Albany Junty
Cowhieh
Sadie Fisher
S. Kellners
S. Kellner’s
S. Kellner
S.kellner
Hushey Bennett Medical Colleges
Falco Pride
Shan Nedusty
Bis Case
Ume
L. R. Williams
M. D
Randolph &St
F. E. Warren Mercantile CO
Jookers and
Dealens
T. F. Dolan
Twentieth St
Cheyenne National Bank
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