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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1891

Page

3

Torrey Bankruptcy Bill At Cheyenne Board Meeting

Judge Jay L. Torrey outlined a comprehensive bankruptcy bill at a special Cheyenne Board of Trade session. He described acts of bankruptcy, creditor meetings, composition processes, discharge provisions, and proposed fees, arguing the measure would prevent commercial death and aid honest debtors and creditors nationwide.

Cheyenne Board of Trade Board of Trade Court House Torrey Jay L. Torrey Hicks Presspert Gentlemien Congress Washington City St. Louis Minneapolis House of Representatives Committee On the Judiciary Senate Ibs

French Warship at St George Bay Raises Bait Dispute

May 27 report from Wasuiotox notes the French warship stationed at St George Bay Newfoundland to bar United States fishermen from bait. The state department awaits further advice before ruling on merits, unsure if the ship blocks Americans or French subjects. A Fourth of July celebration is mentioned with interest.

Bult Wasuiotox St. George's Bay Newfoundland United States State Department

Union Pacific Magnates on Cost of Living in Cheyenne

Sidney Dillon and party, hosted by Senator Warren, tour Cheyenne voicing concerns on living costs and wages higher than Missouri River points. They note 60 cents daily wage premium, discuss cash shop pricing and need for improved water mains near the tracks, while outlining ongoing and upcoming court cases and trials in Cheyenne.

Sidney Dillon Union Pacific Warren Cheyenne Missouri River Omaha Dillon

Court Proceedings In Grand Jury and Indictments

The grand jury completed its work and court business proceeds into next month. Robert C. Morris was named official stenographer. W P Rodd indicted for assault pleads not guilty with trial set for June 20. Thomas Carroll indicted for assault with intent to kill. Mr Burke to prosecute Cust. Fillebrowne indicted for murder set for June 25 after not guilty plea. Frank B. Parkison indicted for first degree murder trial fixed for June 3. William Kingen and James Brantner both face grand larceny trials in early June. Jeremiah Graham indicted for first degree murder pleads not guilty with trial set for June 2b. Cives docket Harton Snyder. Horace A Roy v Goshen Hole Ir rigation company trial June 1%. D M Steele Co vs Baker Johnson continued.

Robert C. Morris District Court W. P. Rodd Thomas Carroll Davidson Mr. Burke Fillebrowne Hiram Faulkes Hav Ng Frank B. Parkison William Kingen James Brantner Jeremiah Graham CIVES Harton, Snyder Horace A. Roy Goshen Hole Irrigation Company D. M. Steele & Co Baker & Johnson

The Cemeteries Beautified By Community Efforts

The city cemetery gains beauty from a year of work including cleared trees, new monuments, and cultivated graveside flowers. Community refinement is shown by well kept burial grounds and continued improvements.

Shields

Marainp Russell Bryan At Reno Methodist Parsonage

A Nevada State Journal notice reports John A. Russell of Reno wed Miss Lotta H. Bryan of Cheyenne at the Reno Methodist Episcopal parsonage on May 21, 1891. The couple, once acquainted, traveled by train and then wed, with Cheyenne ties and family connections noted.

Nevada State Journal Reno Marainp Cheyenne Hon. P Bryan Our City

Two City Treasurers Named After Resignation Scandal

Portaperruia May 27 The city council accepted the resignation of City Treasurer Bardsley and elected Richard Govellers to fill the unexpired term. Democrats protested the resignation and later refused to participate in the election while endorsing W Redwood Wright as a gubernatorial appointee. Bardsley’s resignation takes effect Saturday, potentially creating dual treasurers. An investigation reveals dealings with multiple brokerages and alleged hypothecation of sinking fund securities. District Attorney Graham obtained a warrant for perjury in connection with misuse of public funds.

Portaperruia Bardsley Select Richard Govellers The Record W. Redwood Wright Pattison Philadelphia Glendenning & Co Mayer Stuart Graham Ollie

Cargo of cattle from Montreal cleared of pleuropneumonia

A cargo seized yesterday on the steamship Lake Huron over pleuro-pneumonia fears was allowed to land after the government analyst in London found no trace of the disease in the lungs submitted. Only one head remained suspect at the time, and the animal was killed.

Lake Huron Montreal London

Baker boys Indicted for Burglary Held in County Jail

The Baker brothers, indicted on burglary charges, are confined in the county jail awaiting further judicial action.

Baker Boys

Notable Catholic Editors Meet in New York Convention

A gathering of U S Catholic editors in New York highlighted influential figures such as James Delaney of The Catholic Truth and H M Reynolds of the Troy Catholic Weekly. Rev John Talbot Smith of The Catholic Review drew attention for his arrangements and provocative ideas that sparked discussion across secular papers.

New York United States New York City James Delaney Catholic Truth Brooklyn H. M Reynolds Troy Catholic Weekly Albany Martin L. J. Grif A. M. Reynolds J. T. Smith M. LJ. Griffin Fin Catholic Historical Researches Irish Catholic Benevolent Union N. O'Brien Catholic Mirror Baltimore P. Thornberry Jess John Talbot Smith Catholic Review Jousx Jay McGinnis

Millennium Hype as Totten Predicts March End of World

Lieutenant C A L Totten, a Yale professor and West Point graduate, proclaims an imminent millennium by March. Born 1851 in New London, he pursued Episcopal faith, biblical literalism, and scientific study. His works include essays on war strategy and he is linked to Brath Lastie’s Illustrated Newspaper.

Totten Yale C. A. L. Totten New London Conn Episcopal Academy Cheshire Trinity College Martford West Point Ile Tse Fourth Artillery Nto Episcopal Church Willian Kle Moses Joshua Tion von Moltke Wolseley Bollinger Yale University Lieutenant Tottengiver Coutesy Brath Lastie Illustrator Tottou

Lord Randolph Churchill Advocates U S Good Will

Lord Randolph Churchill praised President Cleveland's stance during the Backville Weet incident. He rebuked the London Standard for stirring anti United States sentiment and urged prompt acceptance of Anorion's demand to secure renewed amicable relations between Britain and America.

Randolph Churchill United States Backville Cleveland London Standard Anorion

John E Leet in Denver ties to trans Mississippi congress

John E Leet of Denver visited the city en route to his Orin Junction ranch in Converse county. He praised Senator Warren as a leader in the trans Mississippi congress and described his own role as a steady ally and active Republican organizer. Leet highlighted coinage policy debates and his influence in Wyoming and Colorado politics.

Denver Orin Junction Converse County Senator Warden Leet Wyoming Douglas Colorado Gang Lux Congress Warren Senate Denver News Harrison

Mortgage details reveal Union Pacific collateral loan

The Denver News reports a $20,000,000 collateral mortgage from Union Pacific to Mercantile Trust of New York dated May 1, 201, filed in Denver county. It covers all assets of Kansas Pacific and Denver Pacific railways, with specific land and line exemptions noted amid broader financing schemes. Also in Ohio politics, Farmers' Union debates third party bids, rejecting an independent state ticket while endorsing tax reform and a multipurpose currency proposal.

Denver News of Union Pacific Railway Company Mercantile Trust Company of New York Denver Kansas Pacific Railway Company Denver Pacific Railway PSO DSOM Dawe Shine Papafter Conmei Dhutls Opden Gould Ohio

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Dge Torrey Ors Institute Y Salt Lake Clark Coffee & Co Frank G. Laverty Albert M. Russell Swan Land and Cattle Company, Limited A. H. Swan Swan Brothers Mary Jane Benjamin Edward Franklin Benjamin Cyrus D. Kelly Lawrence R. Bresnahen Thos. D. Holt Newton Bond Jas Sparks John A. Sheffer Frank A. Sttzer Morton E. Post Philip L. Bockfinger Sarah E. Eddy John Charles Johnson Eliza Johnson Albany County National Bank A. W. Haygood Cheyenne National Bank Thos. Stone Brown Denoy Theo. Menges Anne S. Gutherie T. A. Kent Joseph Wilde J. A. Russell Lotta H. Bryan the Catholic Editors John E. Leet Sun Kansas Pacific Denver Pacific
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