City Council elects F B Hebard president for year
City Council met in regular session with Mayor Riner in the chair. New councilmen took oaths and certificates were issued. Bonds of Dolan and Granger approved. Committees announced including Finance Hebard and Richardson and Fire Department Bond Jenks Richardson. Kellogg praised for effective work in Crook County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riner
T F. Dolan
J. J. Granger
J. T. Clark Hose Company
Poneer Hook and Ladder Company
Hebard
Messrs
Altman
Hammond
Hunt
Hellman
Bond
Richardson
F. S. Hebard
Messra Merrill
Hebard and
Robins, Merrill and
Bond, Jenks and
Bond and Roberts
Roberts, Robins and
McGregor
Hebard, McGregor and Roberts
Jenks, Merrill and Robins
Bond and
McGregor, Merrill and Jenks
John E Wild Dies in Cheyenne Club House
John E Wild a longtime Cheyenne resident and banker died last evening at 6 30 in his room at the Cheyenne club house after years of illness. He came to Cheyenne in 1868 and rose from cashier at a private bank to cashier of the First National Bank and later its vice president. He had taken vacations for health but died after renewed hopes of vigor faded.
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John E. Wild
Cheyenne
Mr. Wild
Hle
Harry Rogers
Sixteenth and
Eddy Streets
First National Bank
Wild
Smon
Aterling
Death of Mr Wild Passes Quietly after Illness
For twenty four hours before his death Mr. Wild lay unconscious and when he died the end came quietly, without struggle or pain. He was past sixty. He has no local relations. Arrangements for his funeral Friday afternoon are being made and details will appear in tomorrow's Sun.
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Mr. Wild
Breakfast Runs and Presses of Public Tastes
A collage of light verse and confessional quips on editors, poetry value, and social fads. A Chicago firm’s cattle killings and a solitaire ring moment frame a satiric look at money, manners, and Sunday night romance. An Australian danseuse arrives to illustrate ballet style.
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Australia
Poets Honor the Heroes of the Pioneers Banquet
Joseph Magill commemorates fallen soldiers as heroes of the Pioneers, praising their sacrifice and steadfast vigil. The poem honors those who fought not for kings but to save, noting their glory grows with each passing year and their memory shines as jewels in the Pioneer crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevense Pioneers
Joseph Magill
Pioneers
Funeral Services for Conductor J E Ryan Held Yesterday
The funeral for Conductor J E Ryan was held yesterday at 1 p m in the Knights of Pythias hall with Rev G C Rafter officiating. The casket was sent to Salt Lake City after services, accompanied by Mrs Ryan, a child, a brother, and Mr Foster. The Omaha Bee notes Ryan served Union Pacific nearly 23 years and was the line’s oldest conductor, held in high esteem for reliability and service to patrons.
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J. E. Ryan
Knights of Pythias Hall
G. C. Rafter
Salt Lake
Ryan
Child
Foster
Omaha Bee
Cleyenne
Wyo
Dickinson
Johnny
Union Pacific
Ble
Homestead Patents Granted at Cheyenne Land Office
The Cheyenne land office issued homestead patents yesterday to Ma tilda E. Mayes Archibald McLoughlin Charles Smith William W. Gleason guardian of minor heirs of Daniel F Whipple Kate Rowlands Allen W Haygood Arthur N Davis Howard Davis of Albany county and John W Allen of Carbon county all residents of Laramie Albany and Carbon counties.
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Cheyenne Land Office
Matilda E. Mayes
Edward Mayes
Archibald McLoughlin
Charles Smith
William W. Gleason
W. Hunt
Daniel F. Whipple
Kate Rowlands
Allen W. Haygood
Laramie County
Arthur N. Davis
Howard Davis
Albany County
John W. Allen
Carbon County
Contested Sabine Ranch Case Dismissed in U S Land Office
The U S land office here dismissed the contest between George Benton and the Swan and Cattle company. A hearing is set for February 26 to determine land character at entry and reclamation conditions.
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United States Land Office
George Benton
Swan and and Cattle Company
Sabine Ranch
United States
Rules and Bills Move Through 1891 Territory Assembly
The House convened at 10 a.m. with Speaker Downey presiding. Members attended except McCormick. Council joint resolution No. 1 on deficiencies passed under suspension. Several bills introduced by Atherly Jesurun Sneddon and Rankin were read first time and referred. Enrolled act No. 1 delivered to the governor. Afternoon session featured thanks to Glafcke Bros for flowers and rule changes to printing after first reading.
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Downey
McCormick
Council
Atherly
David
Committee On Enrollment
Hebard
Joint Printing Committee
Joint Committee On Printing
House
Committee On Rules
Messrs Burritt and
Taylor
Glafcke Bros
Jesurun
Mensrs
Glafeke Bros
Hiebard
Territorial Lbrarian
Hunter
Capitol Building Commission
Capitol
Laramie County
Campbell
Trabing
Judiciary Committee
Galbraith
Rules Council
Pioneers Banquet Fetes Cheyenne Firemen and Officials
The Pioneers held a generous reception and banquet at their Eddy street building for Cheyenne firemen and guests including city officials, judges, legislators and press. Toasts honored statehood, country, heroes, legislature, judiciary, merchants, press, and the fire department. Speakers praised the pioneers and memories of member John E. Wild.
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Eddy Street
Supreme Court
U S Surplus Debate Echoes Through House Chatter
In a House discussion over printing rationing copies of Hebard's bill, members quarreled over costs while a speaker teased by claiming the government could spare surplus funds. Durent urged a full committee on the surplus. others laughed as Burritt pressed a raid idea, and Uncle Swim kept treasury control.
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Hebard
United States
Brother Jewu
Brother Durent
Dermacrate Justinet
Burritt
Uncle Swim
Treasury
John E Wild in Critical State at Clubhouse Rooms
John E Wild languishes in his club house rooms as illness worsens over two days. Doctors express little hope for recovery amid alarming symptoms and precarious condition.
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John E. Wild
Prize Fight Amid Smallpox Quarantine Near Denver
In a coal camp near Trinidad thirty five smallpox cases trigger suspension of work and a quarantine at Rouse Junction. A disorderly crowd in Denver led to a six round match between Billy Woods of Denver and George Kessler of Montana ending as a draw amid fouls and pistol threats. Woods weighed 179 pounds and Kessler 167. purse $100 and gate receipts $300.
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THE
SUN
Denver
Rouse Junction
Trinidad
Billy Woods
George Kessler
Montana
Woods
Kessler
Too Many Lar am ies in Wyoming Name Clash
A Soomerang note argues Wyoming has excessive places named Laramie including City and County, plains, rivers, Fort Laramie, peaks and more. It suggests renaming Laramie County to Cheyenne County or adopting alternate names like Niobrara or Shoshone to avoid confusion between city and county names.
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Titk Sun
Laramie County
Wyoming
Laramie
Cheyenne
Laramies
Larmie
Laramie Plains
Laramie River
Fort Laramie
Laramie Peak
Cheyenne County
Niobrara
Wasookie
Shoshone
Buffalo
Elk
Arapahoe
Eagle
Antelope
Beaver
Bonneville
Green River
Big Horn
Burlington
Granite
Hayden
Humbolt
de Smett
South Pass
Wind River
Grand Teton
Benton
Sherman
Harrison
Big Ditch of Interstate Canal Aims to Reclaim 250000 Acres
The Interstate Canal and Water Supply Co defined by A Gilchrist Elwood Mead and J A Johnston from Cheyenne has begun its mission to reclaim 250000 acres of land in western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming near Scott Bluff. The project secures a 3004 cfs water right from the North Platte river, plans a 60 mile long canal 60 feet wide at the bottom, and Gilchrist is in New York arranging finance for early excavation this year.
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Interstate Canal and Water Supply Company
A. Gilchrist
Elwood Mead
J. A. Johnston
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Wyoming
Scott Bluff
North Platte River
Gilchrist
New York City
Tvihene
William Krabe's Remains Reach Cheyenne Today
William Krabe's remains will reach Cheyenne today by the first train breaking the snow blockade on the Oregon Short Line, where the body had been detained for long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Krabe
Cheyenne
Oregon Short Line
Man loses foot attempting to board freight train
A man named Wo Tiailey at Port Steele Wyoming was split at the ankle when his left foot was severed while boarding an eastbound freight train this afternoon. The incident occurred in Lanamir area and involved local safety responders.
Final proof notice for land claim at Cheyenne Wyoming
Lan Orrick of Archer Wyoming notices that Nils Kirkbride has filed for final proof to establish his settlement in section 15 township 18 north range 63 west. The proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on February 6 1890. Witnesses include Thomas Dinsdale Jonas Laycock Frank Wilkinson and John Ewbank all of Archer Wyoming. EK Cramton Register.
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Lan Orrick
Chevyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne
James Kirkbride
Archer
Wyon
Thomas Dinsdale
Jonas Laycock
Frank Wilkinson
John Ewbank
Wye
EK. Cramton
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Legislative Assembly
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Citizens of
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A.H. Rees
J. C. Baird
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Statehood
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Our Country
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