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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Sun
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1890
Page
12
The Sun rebukes opponents as it laments J. C. Baird and other self-reliant figures leaving the party. It accuses Democrats of discarding brains and mocks current leaders while promising to publish names of those who abandon the Democratic ticket to contrast with reformers.
Commissioner Morrison holds his seat peacefully illustrating the community’s lawful character while the Leader notes a minority of Democrats might have used force. The paper’s editorial rebukes such rabble-rousing appeals as dangerous and undue.
Aged editorial tone accuses Republicans of steering the statehood celebration and coordinating the program amid distrust. It critiques Republican influence, accuses Democrats of opposing the mission bill, and warns that inaction by Republicans could appease critics.
The Leader praises the Sun urging all citizens to join the Wednesday demonstration to crown the new state's history with a grand event. The Leader calls Herman Glascke a true democrat, yet his recent remarks about the party show tension with Laramie county’s disorganized mass.
The county commissioner case ends with Morrison remaining in his seat after the board and acting county attorney found no vacancy. Morrison argued his duty to the voters overrides political pressure, dismissing the Leader's attack as unfounded while noting prior decisions on printing and patronage.
The Wyoming Commonwealth praised for attractive illustrations editorials and interviews. Mr C G Courant launches a valuable paper noted for informing local subscribers and sending abroad, with potential to grow into usefulness and power as the state advances.
A Washington dispatch reports the senate irrigation debate widened general understanding of the topic. It is believed the House will accept senate amendments, with Texas Senator Reagan blamed for alleging improper motives against supporters of the Director Powell appropriation.
A speaker argues that irrigation incentives pale beside cattle raising, noting farmers and ranchers since 1880s pursued cattle more than farming. He claims public lands policy failed to attract new investment and warns current laws prevent large land grabs, with widespread losses in cattle companies across New Mexico Arizona Idaho Colorado and Montana.
The Salt Lake Tribune blames its democratic correspondent for misstatements in Wyoming political coverage, insisting the editor bears no responsibility for the errors.
Messrs Rossins Rupes and Jenxs were chosen to raise funds for the statehood celebration and have performed admirably. They secured one thousand dollars from public spirited citizens.
Visitors to Yellowstone Park report the reappearance of the Excelsior geyser, also called Hell's Half Acre, performing since last Saturday. It ejects a massive plume of hot water to great heights while cycles of inactivity can span two years or more.
A Casper Mail editorial rebukes Democrats for opposing Wyoming statehood and reforms. It defends Judge Carey from Democratic attack, condemns the Democratic press as foul and scurrilous, and urges voters to weigh the conduct of rivals at the September 11 verdict.
The Tax Leader notes editor Hayford of the Laramie Sentinel refrains from quoting Hon. J. C. Baird of Cheyenne who resigns from the Democratic National Committee and renounces his party ties. Baird is described as a leading Wyoming Republican in Menpentinians.
In Rawlins city’s assessment the Hon. Homer Merrill stands as the best qualified candidate for judge of the district. He is described as a brainy lawyer and eminently suitable for the position.
A historical notice celebrates Wyoming joining the United States as a full state after 21 years of territorial status. It emphasizes equal political rights for men and women, calls for a grand capitol event with fireworks, parade, reception, and ball to mark the occasion.
North Cheyenne drainage threatens the business district with cloud busts and flood risk. Proposals urge increasing water ditch capacity and adding a secondary outlet beyond the Union Pacific drain on Ferguson street. A plan suggests two new ditches on both sides of Twenty first street to Crow creek from the Central school block to dispose of flood waters at modest cost.
Hon W W Corlett died after a lingering illness surrounded by family and friends. He was a premier figure in Wyoming law and public life, widely known for his modesty, oratorical powers, and deep legal knowledge. His loss is mourned across the state and among colleagues and constituents.
The subject’s life of intense activity and wide reading shaped him into one of the most interesting conversationalists on many topics. His views were broad and liberal, and all who differed still respected the integrity and honest convictions of his mind.
Citizens praise the Tua Cheyenne fire department for promptness and efficiency as they honor the firefighters on a day commemorating sovereignty. The public expects the marchers to add to Cheyenne’s grand tribute through the streets.
Secretary Winbdom's plan to manage the surplus aims to reduce the interest bearing debt and boost the money supply, signaling tighter financial policy and broader liquidity.
Casper Mail notes that the narrative credits republican leaders with advancing statehood for Wyoming and distributing land patents to settlers, marking a pivotal moment in western expansion.
The Republican County Central Committee of Laramie County Wyoming calls delegates to the county convention at Cheyenne courthouse on August 6 1890 at 11 a.m. to nominate candidates for state senate house of representatives county offices and county seats. Primary meetings to elect delegates are July 31 with precincts listed and polling hours set. proxies permitted for attendees of the precinct.
Cheyenne Wyoming July 16 1890 instructions announce a state Republican convention to meet in Cheyenne on Monday the 7th at 1 o'clock p m to nominate candidates for the September 1 1890 state election including Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer Superintendent of Public Instruction three justices of the Supreme Court and representatives to the fifty first and fifty second Congresses plus other business. Delegates and proxies from counties in each district will also nominate a judge in their districts. Delegates totals and representation details given. T L McKey Secretary A D Kearey Chairman.
Correct schedule lists county by acres for Cheyenne district entries including Comverse Peewee and Fremont areas with totals and unsurveyed lands. Totals show substantial land entries across multiple counties with thousands of acres in each.
The celebration committee prompted a city arrival to close the shops this afternoon so all employees can attend the statehood jubilee. Mr Middleton will be among the distinguished attendees, reflecting public spirited interest in the event.
Stevens and Mizner Cattle Co sells its entire brand Messrs Organ and Hammond for about 16 dollars per head. The herd of roughly 4000 head is being gathered from the range for shipment or sale.
A new Casper to Lander stage line is in operation. Through coach arrived a month ago and left for the return trip the next morning. Daily Casper departures at 1 p.m. with all passenger service since no mail route exists yet. Early week business shows ten passengers one way and four the other, with strong expectations for summer growth.
Weston county clerk C H Monroe sent a July dispatch from Newcastle Wyoming urging Weston county representation at the celebration. He notes the county is busy and facing a large project including new blocks and a stone fence, stressing Weston county’s success and solidity.
Newcastle plans continue to expand with brick city hall and a county jail of the same material. A 3.5 million gallon water works reservoir nears completion. The town council advances licensing and civic projects to keep Newcastle at the forefront of civilization, morality, and business prosperity.
A garbled notice claims The-Vargo Mergantile won seven filings of articles of incorporation with a list of names in capital letters. It mentions Thomas Blythe Willian Crawload Isaac and Charles Son as party names amid unclear wording and a supposed subscription.
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