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Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1889

Page

8

Wyoming Gov Warren Proclaims Statehood Convention Plan

Governor Warren issues proclamation calling a constitutional convention to draft Wyoming state constitution. Delegates 55, apportioned by county votes, to meet in Cheyenne September 2, with election July 12. Plan includes districting, voter eligibility, and ratification by November 5, 1889.

Congress of the United States Wyoming Warren Vuertas Congress Wuertas Senate of the Committee On Territories House of Representatives House Senate Winkins Board of Tute Converse Francis E. Warren Union of States Cheyenne Legislative Assembly United States of America Samone D. Shannon

Water for Sundance Incorporation Filed

Articles of incorporation for the Sun dance water supply company were filed with Secretary Shannon. The firm aims to supply Sundance residents with water and to handle water rights, with capital stock of 40,000 shares at $1 each. Five trustees will lead the company: Todd M. Pettigrew, W. S. Mets, J. L. Stotts, Henry Keets, and J. F. Summers. The Moorcraft Ranch company charter was filed to pursue general ranch business, land trading, irrigating, cattle and horse trading, and related livestock activities, with 2,500 shares at pico each and initial trustees Stocks Millar, James Millar, and George B. Thomas.

Sundance Water Supply Company Shannon Sundance Todd M. Pettigrew W. S. Mets J. L. Stotts Henry Keets J. F. Summers Moorcraft Ranch Company

Pain Balm touted by returning Chinaman in L.A.

A Los Angeles druggist recalls a Chinaman who bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm for a lame shoulder. The man returned, swung his arms like a club, and praised the balm as extremely effective for sprains and rheumatism. Sold by B B Javid and other druggists.

Los Angeles Cala Chamberlain Javid Driuguiates

Accused Man Pat Cleary Dies After Mob Attack

In Lixconn Nel on June 4 Pat Cleary, an accused person, escaped jail and was pursued by citizens from two counties. He was captured near a railroad bridge and died from injuries inflicted during the mob incident.

Lixconn Nel Pat Cleary Ile This Slisworth County

Cattle Receipts Report From Cutile Market

Market receipts show cattle strong and mostly steady with prices quoted for beeves at around 5.40 to 5.50 per hundredweight. Stockers and feeders bring 2.40 to 3.60, Texas cattle around 1.85 to 3.50, with slight declines noted from prior figures.

Cutile Cabcisco Texas

Fake wedding tale exposes Cheyenne swindler Graham

James Graham, released from jail, conspired with a man calling himself Birmingham to marry widow Mrs. A M Smith in Cheyenne. He promised farm riches, forged papers, and extorted about $10 before vanishing, while authorities pursue him and probe Clan-Na-Gael ties in Cronin case rumors.

James Graham Graham Peterson Greeley Eddy Street Fifteenth Sixteenth Annie Maggie Smith Kelly Chicago Mr. Birmingham Birmingham Cheyenne Hirmingham Cronin Curiaco Hubbard J T. Beggs Columbia Club Clan-Na-Gael Star Chamber Beggs Order Luke Dillon Philadelphia America

Milwaukee Rail Line Elects Officers And Refunding Plan

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad annual meeting held in Milwaukee approved a bond refunding plan allowing holders to exchange existing bonds for 4 percent 100 year mortgage bonds. Roswell Miller was re elected president, with all current directors retained except Joseph L Colby who declined reelection and Charles Colby taking his place.

Milwaukkee Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Roswell Miller Colby Henry Spencer Mellon Ana Charles L. Colby Charles Dyer Milwaukee Colgate Hoyt New York Joseph L. Colby Charles Colby

Samoan Conference Yields Consent on Passos Proposals

After the seventh plenary session the American commission reports definite acceptance by Germany and Britain of Passos proposals on German indemnity and Samoan levy rights. The commission also notes approval of Blaine amendments to internal Samoan policy clauses.

Uncle Sans Berlin American Commission Blaine Mr. Blaine

Reverend Seeks Back Pay From St. George’s Church

Rev J A Antrim former rector of St George's Church in the city sues for back salary and commission totaling nearly $2,000. He says he earned the money by hard labor and will pursue legal remedies to recover it.

Leapiinill Cole Jane J. A. Antrim St. George's Church

City council debates irrigation case and tax bids

The council considers a probe into Miller charges about a May 1888 bill to Captain Humphrey at Camp Carlin. It also addresses tramp nuisance, water extension bids, pump house coal contracts, school section grants, and a long list of audited bills amid civic events and a field day at the end.

Don Miller Miller Captain Humphrey Camp Carlin Altman Riner Messrs. Merrill, Robins and Roberts O'Brien & Lawler J. L. Murray H. Haas Arp & Hammond S. Schweickert George East O'Brien O'Brien & Lawler and M. P. Keefe McCallum & Conner Fair Grounds G. C. Charlton Sceesensgeiene Milles Phelps Sanhn Bonn Ceesnaaene Thomas Gueston Sass G. Peterson Gg Waveey Morrison Merrill & Co S . Bo Cheyenne Lumber Yard Electric Light COE EO Seesanebbelns Ts Caeur Tiowngv Ss Ines Es Evseaien A. Thompson W. U. Telegraph Co Ans Amacete Ira L. Fredendall Davis, Creswell & Co Lelighton P. J. Nolan Lisi Whcaquhae A'O N.R. Schnitger George L. Holt A. Pasthinggss A & A. D. Andersons Ccc Ceeeees Bi Moco R Tas Ededasé Cccscienne Palomar C. N. Potter George Lee Ardent

Didos Letter Notes London Lecture and Supper Scene

The June 1 1889 letter to Hans Vancry Fain recalls the Ragan course third lecture titled London. Afterward George W Baxter hosted a small supper with friends in a room decked in yellow decor and wildflowers, reflecting the hostess’s new floral choice.

London Mera George W. Baxter

Mysterious Murder in Montgomery County Home

In Montgomery Alabama on June 4 Lewis Hugh a long time resident was killed in his southern county home. Intruders entered at midnight shot the elderly man and wounded his 12 year old grandson who later escaped to tell the story. The assailants then stole Hugh's trunk and seized several thousand dollars in gold and silver before fleeing. Three local colored men are in custody with strong circumstantial evidence.

Montgomery Ala Lewis Hugh Hugh

California Supreme Court Grants New Trial In Bowers Case

The California Supreme Court orders a new trial for Dr. J Milton Bowers who was convicted of murdering his wife with phosphorus to obtain insurance. The court notes no evidence showed possession of phosphorus and suggests the wife’s illness may have been self inflicted. The case follows a chain of sensational events including a related death and a contested confession involving Benhayon and Dimmig.

San Francisco Supreme Court of California J. Milton Bowers Supreme Court Bowers Henry Benhayon Benhayon Nocet John A. Dimmig Dimmig

Accidental Death Report From Greeley Shoe Merchant

L Brandt a prosperous Greeley shoe merchant died this afternoon from an overdose of morphine taken to relieve pain He was about 66 and leaves a grown family He came to town about a year ago and engaged in the boot and shoe business and was highly respected

Greeley Gaeerny Colo L. Brandt

Territorial appointments announced by the president

The president announced appointments today including receivers of public monies in Montana at Bozeman and in New Mexico at Las Cruces, plus land office registers in Colorado at Pueblo and Montana at Helena. Names listed include John Cur Bozeman, James J Dolan, Frank E. Baldw a, and Eddy F. Ferris.

Washington Lin Montana John Cur

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE State OF Maginnis Capitol Carey Laramie Albany County Carbon County Sweetwater Unita County Fremont County Johnson County Sheridan County Crook County Converse County Carbon Uinta Fremont Sheridan Johnson Crook WATER Moorcraft Justice of the Peace A. M. Smith Mock Sunday John Moran Jenks and Holyoke Moran Donnell Miller Barr Marshal Schnitger Union Pacific Prairie T. B. Hicks Reel Hunton Abbott Miss Hebard Smith Messrs Bob and Paul Brewster Lockwood Hebard Mr. Abbott Queen Anne Club J. A. Breckens A. T. Babbitt R. F. Glover Lindsay C. Whipple Francis Hall William Guitterman Paul Brewster G. W. Baxter Fred Chaffin John Morrison Leslie Snow Miss Ringolsky Archie Snow Miss Wane McDonald Dipo Dido Dear Hans Vancry Fain
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