A Foolish Bluff Over Local School Board Members
The piece denounces a Chelyenne to Ogden migration of a school board member and a county commissioner, calling the move a bluff. It defends Morrison’s return to the board, condemns attacks on Dyer, and notes the legality of actions and the lack of an attorney for the county. The piece urges Republicans and some Democrats to accept the board’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Ogden
Morrison
Dyer
Campbell
Appointment urged to fill vacancy in attorney's office
An extended vacancy in the attorney's office prompts commissioners to consider a suitable appointment to fill the position.
No More Democracy resignations shock state politics
Hom J. C. Laird, prominent city attorney and state figure, yesterday forwarded his resignation from the Democratic National Congressional Committee and also sent a letter resigning from the state committee of which he was a member.
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Hom
J. C. Laird
Democratic’ National Gangressional Committee
L Ltter
State Com Rate Committee
Baird
Wyoming Democrat Baird Withdraws Citing Western Discontent
Wyoming's progressive citizen Mr. Baird formally leaves the Democratic Party citing illiberal western treatment and opposition to Wyoming statehood. The report notes other prominent locals, including M. Thos A Kent and D C Rhodes, quitting the party amid nightly court house meetings to stem a stampede.
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Democratic Party
Troyes
Wyoming
Baird
Leader
Iis
M. Thos
A. Kent
D. C. Rhodes
Herman Glafcke
Court House
Leader questions Morrison residency in Omaha
The Leader claims Commissioner Morrison lives in Omaha and challenges proof. The piece frames the assertion as an unfounded claim and calls for evidence, treating the statement as mere assertion.
Democratic Party in Lara mie county skewed by expediency
The Leader denounces the Lara mie county Democratic Party as governed by expediency and lacking cohesion. The editorial laments annual or biannual fighting ability and a pattern of disorganized scrambles for office that undermine principle and intelligent policy.
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Democratic Party
Laramie County
Democratic Challenge in Laramie County Contest
The speaker condemns disorganized Democratic methods in Laramie County as a stark test of party conviction. They pledge support for a disciplined approach and criticize the opposition for lacking plans leadership and courage, urging adherence to a resolute public agenda.
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Laramie County
Laramie County Republicans Set August Convention Date
The Republican group in Laramie County plans a party convention on August 11, with primaries scheduled for August 6 as announced in this morning’s Sux.
Return of Dyer to Board Stirring Democratic Party
The Cheyenne Leader laments a serious mistake in Commissioner Dyer returning to the board, claiming expediency and bad advice from Democratic party leaders. It notes the board remains legally unsettled while urging clearer party organization in Laramie county. The Times-A newitra praises silver legislation and GOP policy as boosting currency and national prosperity, predicting benefits for labor and production.
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Dyer
Democratic Party
Morrison
Omaha
The
Sun
Legislative Council
Laramie County
Bop Times
Newitra
Try
Republican Party
Cleveland
Tax Sun
Democrats in Wyoming Blunder Again in Dyer Morrison Case
The Evans ton Chief notes Gen Grant’s remark that Democrats stumble to aid Republicans. It cites Wyoming Democrats in Laramie County and their handling of the Dyer Morrison embroglio, labeling the performances reckless and stupid.
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Tain
Gen. Grant
Congress
Wyoming
Laramie
Dyer Morrison
Comedic Tax Capitol Commission Action Misreads State Building Use
Reported notes show a misframed debate by tax capitol commissioners over the use of the state building for an event. The item suggests unconsidered action and confusion surrounding the planned function and associated civic implications.
Leader Confesses Big First-Round Win in Tough Political Battle
The Leader, a key banker in the heated political contest, admits a handsome sufficiency secured in the first round. The remark underscores advantage as the campaign moves to subsequent ballots and scrutiny from rivals.
Republican Convention Call Issued for Cheyenne Meet
A. D. Kelly issued the call for the Republican convention appearing in this mornings Sun. The convention will be held in Cheyenne on Monday the eleventh day of August and will be composed of ninety four delegates.
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A. D. Kelly
Cheyenne
Lesson in temperate headlines praises commissioner Morrison
The morning edition treats the commissioner question with restraint and suggests Mr Morrison deserves the taxpayers’ thanks for his service at personal sacrifice. The piece hints the editor will adopt a different approach when critiquing officials in the future, noting experience as a teacher for a young man.
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Morrison
Laramie County
Carroll
Railroads Offer Reduced Fares To Wyoming Celebration
The Union Pacific and Burlington railroads grant a one fare round trip to Nebraskans wishing to attend the Wyoming celebration. The arrangement is described as courteous and beneficial for travelers.
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Nebraska
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Burlington
Leader’s demise tests Wyoming Democratic craft
The report laments the party’s weak effort to mask the loss of J. C. Baird a key Wyoming Democrat who served on the national committee and as state secretary. It credits his efforts to modernize the party but says the task overwhelmed human limits and aligns with Editor Carroll on a “dis organized” mass.
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Democratic Party of
Wyoming
J. C. Baird
Party of the State
State Democratic Committee
Times
Carroll
Mass
Axorugh Democrat Declares Life Too Short for Disorganized Mass
A prominent Democrat in the city yesterday criticized lingering in a "disorganized mass" and urged more decisive civic action. The remark framed local debates over party organization and progress.
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Axorugh
Yester
Letters by J C Baird to national and state Democratic committees
J C Baird resigns from his posts on national and state Democratic committees. Publication of his epistles is sought by Sun if Mr Baird consents, making the correspondence of interest to readers.
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J. C. Baird
Baird
Aurnovan Struggles To Reorganize Amid Ongoing Turmoil
Described as a disorganized mess, Aurnovan fights to regain cohesion as the elements remain refractory and the situation shows little improvement.
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Aurnovan
Fireworks Show Price List Tops Nine Hundred Dollars
The list of fireworks for the celebration shows total costs surpassing nine hundred dollars. Local planners cite the high prices for aerial shells favors and display materials as the main driver of the expense.
Citizens fund celebration with voluntary contributions
Fragmentary note states expenses for a celebration to be paid by voluntary contributions and not from ticket sales. It mentions a ball wall admission being free.
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Vale of
Eskimo Courtship and Marriage Customs Described
The bureau report portrays Arctic Eskimo marriage as coercive and polygamous. It recalls girls around age thirteen lacking protection, with frequent force and restraint by men until rivals yield. It notes love songs, arranged gifts, and clan propensities toward multiple wives and inherited wealth tied to the first wife.
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Bureau of Ponent
Arctic
Alaska
Siberia
Sale Notice for Natrona County School Bonds
The board of School District No. 2 Casper Natrona County Wyoming announces a sale of bonds at the Bank of Casper on Tuesday July 9 1890 at 2 00 PM. Bonds total 15000 in denominations 1000 each dated July 1890 bearing 6 percent interest payable January 1 each year. Bonds issued under territorial Wyoming law redeemable January 1 1901. The board may reject all bids. Casper Wyoming July 18 1890 By Director Curae O Neall and Clerk Hla Linty Attest.
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Board of Trustees
Natrona
Bank of Caxper
Caper
Wyoming
Ligipocen
Territory of
Nateona County
Casper
Curae, O'Neall
Attest
Hla, Linty
Republican primary meetings and state convention dates
Editorial notes the July meetings in precincts and the county convention on August 6. The state convention is scheduled for August 13, but yesterday's editorial had incorrect dates.
Divorce Notice Filed in Laramie Territory Court
Margaret T. Conway has filed for dissolution of marriage in the First Judicial District Court at Laramie. The respondent is her husband, addressed as William P. Carroll attorney represents Margaret T. Conway and the clerk of the district court in Cheyenne confirms the filing and sets a deadline of July 26 for the answer.
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Ayoming
Magaret T. Conway
First Judicial District of the Territor
Wyoming
Linty
Laramie
Iherakery
Margaret T. Conway
Mary Ellen Conway
MarGaret T. Coxy
W. P. Carroll
H. Clark
District Court of the First Judicial District
Territory of
Sear
Cheyenne
Final Proof Notice for Aorris in Wyoming
Lanpb Office Curvenne Wyoming June 1 1890 notice that the settler Aorris of Pine Bluffs Wyoming has filed for final proof to support his claim for the sea section 25 township 15 range 66 west. The hearing will be July 24 1890 at the Register and Receiver offices. Witnesses named to prove residence and cultivation are John L Robertson E Stranson Charles Gast and Henry Sturth all of Pine Bluffs Wyoming. Cuampuin Register.
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Ratiee
Lanpb
Curvenne
Wyo
Ems
Aorris
Pine Bluffs
He.torr
Sea
Range
West
Ek Ieee Waa
John L. Robertson
A E. Stranson
Charles ‘. Gast
Henry Sturth
Notice for Publication in Cheyenne Law Office June 1890
Notice states Amaziah H. Hord and others filed final proof for homestead entry No. 587 at Cheyenne Wyoming. Proof will be before the Register and Receiver on August 2, 1890, at L Cheyenne Wyoming for a claim in township 13 north range 67 west section 6. Claimants reside Cheyenne. E P Cuampcin Register.
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Lawp
Chevenne
Wyo
L. la Cheyenne
Ote
Range
Amaziah H. Hord
Edward Francis
Isaac Shea
William Farrell
Cheyenne
E. P. Cuampcin
Register
Seeker lodges land claim in Goshen Wyoming
Hollace for Publication Lasp Orvice at Curvenne Wyoming filed notice before the Cheyenne Register and Receiver July 18 1890 asserting residence and cultivation on lands in Goshen Wy. for the northeast and southwest quarters of section 25 and the southeast northeast of section 26 township 200 range 62 west. Names listed include Thomas K Babbitt Cuno W Von Alten Thomas M Herrick John G Bunn and John Culver all of Goshen Wy. E P Citameis Register.
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Hollace
Lasp Orvice
Curvenne
Wyo
Cheyenne
Goshen
Ny Nw
Thomas K. Babbitt
Cuno W. von Alten
Thomas M. Herrick
John G. Bunn
John Culver
E.P. Citameis
Register
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