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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Sun
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1890
Page
11
A reflective passage contrasts grand choral grandeur with simple personal song. The aged speaker recalls Maria singing to their child and laments overblown lyricism, while Omaha World-Herald is cited as the source of the anthem memory.
A vivid reminiscence situates Tods, a fearless six year old, amid Simla's political elite as he carts a rebellious kid toward the Viceregal lodge. The episode sees legal figures and officials aiding Tods, contrasting his mother’s anger with empire standards, while the Sub Montane land bill faces native resistance and critiques of protective policy.
Bermuda ends isolation as a new telegraphic cable is laid to restore world-wide communications. The restored line promises faster messages and reconnects the island to international networks.
Interior guidance on arranging a dining room emphasizes harmonious colors, proper lighting from the end, and thoughtful placement of the sideboard and fireplace. It recommends oak woodwork, a hard floor, and a simple sideboard design, with space considerations for seating and service.
Widow Mrs. A M Smith awoke to a prowler in her Artesian laundry on Eddy street. Rosenstein, a hotel waiter, was detained by a self styled detective George Baker who sought to salvage the case by extracting $25. The pair paraded the farce through three chapters ending with jail for the impostor.
Rosensteil appeared at the house and was arrested with his companion. At 2 o'clock the prisoners were taken before Judge Lee and remanded until Saturday at 2 o'clock for trial. This ends the chapter of Rosensteil the Midnight Walker and Baker the Cheyenne Detective. Continued in our next.
The trustees of the public library request patrons to prepare and submit lists of books they would like to see added. Prompt participation is encouraged to help guide the acquisitions.
The general court martial at Fort Bridger Wyoming sentenced Private McElligott of Co D Seventeenth Infantry to four months hard labor for conduct to the prejudice of good order and military discipline. Private Deegan of Co K Seventeenth Infantry at Fort Russell was sentenced to three months hard labor for insubordination after seven charges. Brigadier General Brooke disapproved the proceedings and issued a severe censure on officer in arrest duties and status of duty for prisoners under sentence.
In the Wyoming district court Edward P. Champlin sues Alice G. Champlin. Depositions of witnesses will be taken starting July 7 1890 at 10 a m before competent authority at Flower Smith Musgrave First National Bank building Chicago Illinois with daily adjournments until complete. Attorney C Barry for plaintiff.
At a Knights of Pythias meeting last night W A Richards P C J J Underwood C C A Russell V C A M Clark P R E McCormick M of A R S Adamsky K R 5S 2 Colwell M of E G L Durbin M of P E 53 Johnson I G 5 C Wilcox O G were elected officers. Delegates to the Grand Lodge in Rock Springs next September are E W Stone W A Richards and G L Durbin. Ellis to cater a banquet for the lodge next Thursday evening.
The Cheyenne signal service records show total monthly precipitation of 6.65 inches and an average temperature of 61 degrees. The highest and lowest temperatures are not fully stated, with 30 degrees as the low. There were nineteen cloudless days and six cloudy days.
Judge Van Devanter grants Mrs Kate Rowland a divorce and full title to her property. The court rebukes William Rowland for cruel desertion after a ten year absence. She had earned savings from washing, bought a Denver lot in 1862, later moved to Pine Bluffs, and kept the land title after his departure.
A heated census dispute in Minneapolis led millionaire contractor FG Winston to enter the Pioneer Press office and demand a retraction. He attacked Fred Driscoll, manager of the Pioneer Press, as John Jackson restrained his father, and Winston fled after a blistering exchange.
Notice is given that Frederick L. La Pash of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed for final proof on homestead entry No 87 for lots 3 and 4 and section 6 township 13 north range 67 west. He will prove residence and cultivation at the Cheyenne Register and Receiver on August 6 1890 with witnesses Amaziah H. Hord Edward Francis Isaac Shea and William Farrell all of Cheyenne Wyoming.
Orrice settler files intention to prove his claim at Cheyenne on May 15 1890 before the Register and Receiver. Claimant John Bennett for lots 1 and 2 in section 15 township 13 north range 69 west, agricultural cultivation. Names Williams Haywood Hewitt Dinslie and Champin as official witnesses and registrar.
Lane Office at Cheyenne Wyoming gives notice of final proof in part on July 12 1890 for Allen Simmons I 2132 Silver Crown Wyoming. It covers the ney of the ney and 6 percent of the ne in section 25 township 14 north range 70 west and nw of the nw in section 3u township 14 north range 69 west. Witnesses include William M Ferguson and Simond Carlin of Silver Crown Wyoming and Charles Wallin and Edward C David of Cheyenne Wyoming. E P Cuameris Register.
Lane Orrick of Cheyenne Wyoming announces intent to make final proof for the land claim in Cheyenne on July 15 1890 via William Atteberry. The claim for taw sw nwlj sec 25 and seyial sec 26 tp Jon vi r Weo lists witnesses Thomas R. Babbitt Cuno W. Von Alten Thomas M. Herrick John G. Bunn and John B. Culver of Goshen Wyoming. E P Champlin Register.
The Cunvenne Wyoming office lists June 11 1890 Cheyenne and July 24 1890 Pine Bluffs as key dates for land cultivation in section 28 township 15 range 6 West. Witnesses named are John L. Robertson John E. Christianson Charles J. Gross and Henry Sturth all of Ping Bluffs Wyoming. E P Caampain Register.
Margaret T. Conway filed in the First Judicial District Court of Wyoming for a divorce from Michael J. Conway and asked for custody of their minor Mary Ellen Conway. He is required to answer by July 16, 1890. the filing details and clerical notes are provided by attorney Mancaner T. Conway.
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