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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1889

Page

6

Mandamus Case Signals License Revenue Battle in Cheyenne

City of Cheyenne seeks writ to force Isaac Bergman county treasurer to countersign licenses. Dispute centers on who may issue and collect license fees under old and new statutes. Judge Bergman plans to deliver licenses to the sheriff, not the city marshal, predicting further litigation. Different offices face revenue confusion without harmonized rules.

Cheyenne C. N. Potter District Court Isaac Bergman Schnitger Bergman Stoll Schnhitger Gay Fredendal

Appointment of William Masi as Cheyenne postmaster

The president appoints William Masi postmaster at Cheyenne, noting his four years as assistant postmaster and long Wyoming residence. Born 1844 in Washington, he served in the army pay department, helped found Cheyenne in 1867, and has since led mining and coal projects advancing territorial development with republican ties.

William M. Masi Cheyenne Masi Territory Mr. Mass Washington Washington County United States Army Florida Wyoming Dodge J. R. Whitehead Crow Creek Mass Wyoming Territory Union Pacific Railroad

City applauds mutual appointment and honored service

The statement praises the appointment as well deserved and expresses happiness for the individual and the city. It notes the recognition of certain facts and conveys mutual gratification among all concerned.

Coming Fireman Tournament Draws Broad Regional Interest

Colorado towns announce strong fire department representation for the upcoming tournament. Boulder Fort Collins Greeley Longmont and Loveland will send multiple teams with rail fare and date details clarified. Cheyenne citizens urged to support the event and cornerstone celebration.

Colorado Boulder Cheyenne

Union Pacific Officials Seek Cheyenne and Northern Extension

Union Pacific VP Holcomb and Assistant GM Cummings arrived from the west as Gen Dodge heads toward Denver. Cummings plans Salt Lake return and east talks with President Adams on extending the Cheyenne and Northern line this season. A carbon cutoff is not finished, but an eight mile stub to new coal mines will be built. The mines yield coal of superior quality and a link to those mines is sought at once.

Holcomb Cummings General Dodge Union Pacific Railway West Omaha Oregon Denver Mr. Cumming Adams Cumming

Water System Progress Report and Well Findings

Engineer Miller reports water struck six feet below surface in the well. With an eighteen foot total excavation depth, twelve feet of water will fill the stand pipe, which at thirty four feet high will rise sixteen feet above ground. The system will supply independent connections with pure, softer water than lake supply.

Miller

Peck Critique of Warren Wyoming Politics in Local Paper

William Ware Peck pens a sharp attack on Governor Warren and Wyoming politics directed at the New York Times. The Leader reprints it, while the Times refuses the columnist’s bile, prompting questions about press ethics and paper patronage.

William Ware Peck Warren Wyoming New York Times Peck

In Charge of the Rifle Range

Major Daniel W. Benham of the Seventh Infantry is assigned to duty in charge of the department rifle camp at the Bellevue range for the annual department rifle competition. He will proceed to the site by July and practice begins in July. thirteen recruits were en route to Fort Douglas, Utah yesterday.

Daniel W. Benham Seventh Infantry Fort Laramie Wyo Bellevue Department

Death by Own Action Shocks Sidney Bank Circle

News from Sidney Neb reports the death by self inflicted gunshot of S C Morgan, a banker born in Omaha. The event occurred at his Sidney home amid an investigation led by Sheriff Eubank. Morgan had married Reba Yates after elopement, later returning to Omaha to work in banks before moving to Sidney to run the State Bank as cashier.

S.C. Morgan Sidney, Neb Morgan John Eckert Joe Sharmer John Omaha Eckert Sharmer Eubank H. W. Yates Nebraska National Bank of Omaha F.C. Morgan Frank Johnson Bank of Commerce Mr. Morgan F. C. Morgan Creighton, Morgan & Co Morgan & Gallagher Morgan & Chapman Cass Twenty-first Streets Omalhia Ile Caldwell, Hamilton & Co Reba Yates Henry W. Yates Nebraska National Bank of Missouri Maria Reed Byron Reed Chicago Yates Sidney State Bank

Democratic Territorial Committee Letter Chains Reply

The Leader notes that Mesers Hunter and Baird wrote to the territorial Republican committee and expects an early reply. It cites the Sun’s claim that Democrats refused to join non partisan resolutions as authorized by the Republican committee. The Leader questions Democratic authority citing a called conference that failed to gather a majority of the Democratic committee and left no action taken.

Mesers Hunter Baird Democratic Territorial Committee Territorial Republican Committee Sun Republican Committee Democratic Committee Territorial Republican Democratic Central Committees

Sunday School Leader Exhibits Damascus Coat of Many Colors

Mrs Wilbur F Crafts an active Sunday school worker and editor of the Market Quarterly for teachers of children presented at the convention in this city a coat of many colors shown from Damascus. She acquired it during an eastern journey.

Wilbur F. Crafts Market Quarterly New York City Crafte Damascus

Sun Dance Preparations Begin Near Agency

For a week the Shoshone and Arapahoe have organized extensive preparations for a grand sun dance set to commence today near the agency. The event involves cultural rites expected to draw community attention and participation.

Agency

What Wilbur's Attorney Says

Hon. Tom Patterson of Colorado told a Wyoming friend that among all the criminals whom he had de-

Wilbur Tom Patterson Colorado Wyoming

Noted Criminal Wilbur Linked to Montana Atrocities

The speaker expressed surprise at Wilbur’s alleged crimes, noting no prior belief he could pursue such a career. The remarks contrasted Wilbur as a model citizen before his release, with the revelation of his alleged violent acts in Montana.

Wilbur Montana

Carbon Cut-Off Work Underway On Union Pacific Route

Plans advance for the Carbon Cut-off though longer than the old line as Union Pacific seeks coal fields and snow-free routes. Right-of-way agent J K Jeffreys heads west to secure necessary rights while engineers prepare to move into the field and begin construction.

J. K. Jeffreys Union Pacific Cheyenne and Northern

Oil prospects spark mining boom in Fremont county

W T Anderson of Western Oil toured South Pass Miners’ Delight and Atlantic mines and urged use of Popo Agie oil to replace wood fuel. He predicted oil gas and smelting ores would make Fremont county one of the west’s richest. He estimated half the ore could yield 2000 stamps with oil powered mills, cutting fuel costs dramatically and promising strong returns on a $150,000 pipeline and plant project.

W.T. Anderson Western Oil Company South Pass Delight Atlantic Mr. Anderson Fremont County Popo Agie Anderson Wind River Mountaineer

Cattle thief strikes in northern Wyoming

A Denver News report warns of a cattle thief in northern Wyoming using brutal methods to kill cows and steal calves. The article notes eleven cows killed on the Belle Fourche and predicts swift action by vigilance committees as stockmen grow alarmed.

Wyoming Denver News

Vallery to Take General Agent Post in Salt Lake City

Mr. G H Vallery, general agent for the Burlington and Missouri, has orders to report to Salt Lake City for the new post. He leaves Cheyenne today to assume charge of the position, and his departure is noted with regret in Cheyenne for his courteous manner and effective company management.

G. H. Vallery Burlington Missouri Salt Lake City Cheyenne Salt Lake

Street Railway Extends to Fairgrounds and Lake Minnehaha

The City Street Car Railway completed track to the fairgrounds and will run cars to that point Sunday. A Rhodes & Troxell Juniors versus Capitol club baseball game is set for the grounds in the afternoon. The company expects track to Lake Minnehaha completed next week and aims to have cars running over it in about two weeks.

City Street Car Fairgrounds Rhodes & Troxell Capitol Club Street Railway Lake Minnehaha

Wyoming Constitution Convention Proclaimed by Governor Warren

Governor Francis E. Warren calls a constitutional convention for Wyoming to draft a state constitution and seek admission to the Union. He orders a territorywide election on the second Monday in July 1889 to elect 55 delegates across districts, with a convention to meet September 1 1889 in Cheyenne and a ratification vote planned for November 5 1889. The proclamation outlines district delegation, voting, qualifications, and convention procedures.

Wyoming United States Congress Senate of the Committee On Territories House of Representatives House Senate Wuereas Board of Capitol Cheyenne Laramie Albany Carbon Sweetwater Uinta Fremont Sheridan Johnson Crook Converse Francis E. Warren Territory Union of States Legislative Assembly Viate

City Seeks Writ For County Licenses Countersignature

A writ of mandamus was issued yesterday on behalf of Cheyenna to compel Isaac Bergman the county treasurer to countersign and seal the county licenses issued for the city.

Cheyenna Isaac Bergman

School District Bond Sale Notice in Saratoga Wyoming

Notice from Saratoga Carbon County Wyoming dated June 10 1889 bids for twenty $100 bonds at 8 percent annual interest due in fifteen years due July 18 noon 1889. Bids must be at par or higher and may be rejected by the board of trustees School District No 9. F Hess director A R Couzens clerk.

Board of Trustees of Carbon County Haffin Saratoga Wyo F. Hess

Construction bids opened for Pine Bluffs area school house

Te Conti invites sealed bids for a school house twelve miles south of Pine Bluffs with bids opened June 29 1889. The board reserves right to reject any bids. Specifications available at Robert Jackson store in Egbert Wyoming 3t in w.

Te Conti Pine Bluffs Board of Trustees Robert Jackson Egbert Wyo

Final Proof Notice for Daniel F. Scully at Cheyenne

Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming announces Daniel F. Scully seeks final proof for his claim in section 10 township 12 north range west. Proof is August 3 1889 before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne with witnesses William Hayes William Fallon of Box Elder Colorado Therke Yensen and Martin Willadsen of Granite Cannon Wyoming. Opponents may cross examine witnesses and present rebuttal evidence at the hearing.

Cheyenne Wromina Wyoming Daniel F. Scully William Hayes William Falloon Box Elder Therkle Yensen Martin Willadsen EpGar Wilson, Register

Desert Land Final Process Notice for Publication

United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces that Gee Bristol of Fort Collins Colorado filed notice of intention to make desert land claim No 19H for the west half of the east half and northwest quarter of section 4 in township 18 north range 64 west. The hearing before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne is set for Monday June 28. Witnesses to prove irrigation and reclamation are Albert Bristol Jennie Bristol Peter Goldsmith and Joseph Goldsmith all of Little Bear Wyoming.

United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyo Gee Bristol Fort Collins Larimer County Colorado Hese Cheyeone Jusikaw Albert W. Brist Jennie E Bristol Peter Goldsmth Joseph Goldsmith Little Bear Edgar Wilson Register

Notice of Final Proof for Cheyenne Land Claim

Notice is given that Sewer Baimgeon has filed for final proof on his land claim in Cheyenne Wyoming. He will present witnesses Donald MacFhee Robert Tale Rexnaid McDonald Lalay Wyoming and Walker D. in a hearing on July 20 1% to prove residence and cultivation. Protest or challenge to the proof may be made at the hearing with cross examination and rebuttal evidence. EvGan 8 Wilson Register.

Cheyenne Wyo Reitier Han Maaierer Wyn Sewer Baimgeon Donald MacFhee Ruert Tale Rexnaid McDonald Lalay Walker D Interior Department Ward EvGan Wilson Rewlster

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Mandamus City of Union Pacific News Fort Douglas Utah C. Morgan The State Bank of Nebraska Crawfishes Denver Papers Constitutional Convention F. E. Warren United States of America Samuel D. Shannon A. R. Couzens Desert Land Cattle Brands L. Voorhees & CO Laramie County Amd Montgomery Ward
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