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Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1889

Page

11

Death judged to be laudanum overdose in Mrs. Thomas case

In a coroner inquest the jury found that Mrs. Lucy Thomas died from an overdose of laudanum. Testimony contradicted the husband’s statements and detailed alleged domestic trouble and alleged pistol threats, with witnesses describing her condition prior to death and care she received. funeral set for 10 o'clock this morning.

Lucy Thomas Stoll Charles Thomas Cheyenne National Bank George L. Beard Omas Brothers John Thomas John L. Thomas Thomas Talbot Mrs. Thomas Mary Reynolds Mary A. Simmons Mrs.Thomas Thomas Bell San Francisco Andrew Slimmaons

Capitols Ball at Keefe Hall Delights Attendees

The Capitols ball at Keefe hall last night was well attended and well conducted, enjoyed by those present.

Capitols The Keefe Hall

Financial result praised with honoring committees named

The report cites a gratifying financial result and credits several committees for their work. A. D. Kelley, George W. Vallery, Ed. F. Stable are noted for reception duties while Charlie Brswell, Frank McGraver, Harry Rapp, O. F. Rhodes, Ben Marshall at the door receive acknowledgment for floor duties.

A. D. Kelley George W. Vallery Ed. F. Stable Charlie Brswell Frank McGraver Harry Rapp O. F. Rhodes Ben Marshall

Three Trains A Week Changes Stir Wyoming Division

Superintendent Barr cuts six Cheyenne Wendover passenger runs to tri weekly and consolidates districts eight and nine between Evanston Ogden. Longest district now 186 miles, with parallel freight runs. Evanston officials protest while unions note proffered extra pay and more time off. coal output planned to rise with new mines opening.

Barr Wyoming Cheyenne Wendover Laramie County Green River Ogden Evanston Union Pacific Julesburg Denver Board of Trade Joseph E. Cashin Evanston Board of Trade John Spencer B. W. McKenzie C. M. Clark Mr. Barr

Albany in Line

County commissioners authorize Chairman Grow to request Governor call a constitutional convention. They cite seven tenths of taxpayers and voters in the county in favor. Resolutions to be mailed in the morning.

Sun Laka Amie Grow Johnson County John N. Tisdale Robert Tisdale Ava Mr. Tisdale

Signal Office Inspector Praises Cheyenne Weather Office

Lieutenant FR Day chief signal service inspector visits Cheyenne and reports a favorable review of the observer's office. He recommends Mr Purssell for promotion and praises the service’s efficiency and the accuracy of weather reports.

FR. Day Cheyenne Observer Sun Observer Purssell Day

Jimmy Oder's Gold Room Bar Opens Day and Night

Local notice reports Jimmy Oder's establishment, the Gold Room Bar, operating round the clock with service day and night. The item notes hours and availability for patrons seeking late or early visits.

Jimmy Oder

Memorial Day in Cheyenne Draws Record Crowds

The observance drew vast crowds as veterans, civilians, firemen, and soldiers filled streets and churches. Grand Army events at the Methodist church drew overflow crowds. a parade led by Gen Mizner featured Seventeenth Infantry units, the Wyoming National Guard, and Cheyenne firemen. Fire apparatus and diverse civic groups followed, with Mayor Riner in attendance. the day concluded with Grand Army remarks and a display of military pomp across the city.

Cheyenne Methodist Church Thomas M. Fisher Mizner Reynolds Post Fort Russell Seventeenth Regiment Military Eddy Sixteenth Streets Seventeenth Infantry Band Otto Neske Offley Bennett Cashill Sergent Dietz Garritty Dowdy Burns Ling Walker Company I Lieut Roach Green van Horn Wyoming National Guard Cheyenne S Guards Fire Department Odd Fellows Uniformed Bank Grand Army Warlaymont Assastant Warren Richardson, Jr Warren Durants Inter Ocean Riner Old Father Clarks South Side Jenks Robins Merrill Altman Sergeant Wells Rahm Rapp Chaffin Spaulding Gen. Fisher Col. Mizner Rittenhouse Denver S. A. Bright Fisher Bright Grover Cleveland Powelson Keefe Hall Skolds Ferguson Street Wyoming

Fisk Jubilee Singers to Perform at Congregational Church Tomorrow

The Fisk Jubilee Singers drew a fine audience at the Grand Opera House last night with perfect harmony and fresh voices. Encores and recalls occurred, one gentleman received a solo with two encores, and the audience left with genuine pleasure. The Burlington newspaper notes their appearance at the Congregational church tomorrow night.

Fisk Burlington Awdeye Fisk Jubilee Grand Opera House

Twelve Temptations company at the opera house

Bill boards and fences around town advertise the Twelve Temptations company showing at the opera house next Tuesday and Wednesday nights and Wednesday afternoon. The scenes are lithographs not the frightful dreams of wd. t. brain or prison inmate Kelly.

Wd. T. Brain Kelly Twelve ‘Temptations Company Opera House

Cheyenne Works Begin Large Foundry and Repair Shops

Excavation for a big foundry and car repair shop starts under Superintendent Huntley to save costs for the railroad. Ten men and four teams dig 15,000 yards of dirt for road beds, while escalated activity continues on the machine shop foundations and the mammoth transfer table.

Huntley Bradley Machine Shop Cheyenne

Western Horses Rise in Rocky Mountain Breeding Boom

The Sheridan Post notes dramatic shifts in the region as horse breeding expands beyond corral ponies. Importations of top quality stallions from America and Europe boost Wyoming and Montana stock, with a Tongue River breeder reporting successful outcomes in England and strong sales despite timing and climate challenges.

Rocky Mountain Sheridan Post Europe Fld Grissell Tongue River England New York Wyoming Montana

Seven Counties Speak on Statehood Resolutions

Governor Warren received Albany county board resolutions and a telegram from Sweetwater county commissioners declaring for statehood. Carbon county lacks an official copy, Fremont Crook and Sheridan have yet to respond as Warren Shannon and Maginnis plan a 12 30 p m Monday meeting to consider calling a constitutional convention.

Warren Albany County Board Carbon County Carey Sweetwater County Fremont Crook Sheridan Shannon Maginnis

Five Mountain Lions Raise Alarm Near Cheyenne

Billy Lykins trapped wolves on Horse Creek and then encountered five mountain lions near Sprager Creek. Two adults and three cubs were spotted the previous Tuesday, with Lykins boxing them in a rock barricade. A hunting party tried to bag the lions Wednesday, but the animals escaped and have not been seen since.

Billy Lykins Horse Creek Cheyenne Billy Sprager Creek

Col Downey Urges Laramie Citizens to Unite for City Improvement

At a Monday night meeting of the Laramie board of trade Col Downey delivered practical counsel for civic progress. He urged residents to discuss and write about the city, beautify streets, support merchants, advertise locally, pay taxes promptly, be courteous to strangers, and promote permanent improvements to increase value. He warned against opposing needed works for fear of higher taxes.

Cheyenne A. D. Kelley Board of Trade Bogue Corner Stone Committee Col Downey Laramie

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