Cheyenne Smelter Plan Backed by Kansas City Board
A letter from Ben H. Giateke secretary of Real Estate Exchange Cheyenne W 70 states the Chick Short smelting and Refining company board favors locating a Cheyenne plant. They will consult all members in Mexico before deciding and promise to furnish ample evidence of responsibility if proceeding. A prompt Mexican response is awaited.
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Kansas Ciry
Ben. H. Giateke
Real Estate Exchange
Cheyenne
Stm
Cretary
Chick Short Smelting and Refining Company
Old City of
Mexico
Last Rites for Mrs Laura P Smith
Mrs Laura P Smith lies interred after funeral services at the Baptist church attended by many friends. Rev L D Lami and Rev A W Williams spoke. Beta Social circle paid tribute. pallbearers included R L Tracy and others. Beta circle resolutions praised her leadership and works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
L. D. Lami
The
A. W. Williams
Congregational Church
Warren
Massachusetts
Beta
Beta Literary and Social Circle. Mr. Lamkin
R. L. Tracy
John F. Carroll
Percy L. Smith
George F. Morgan
D. W. Gill
T.C. Murray
Smith
Laura P
Well Pleased Adnan Panne Repebicas report
A garbled note from a local board of trade discusses culture and improvements in GaFbeld Beach and Ogden. The text mentions TOM King and terminal facilities, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adnan Panne
Belligerent Attornies In New York Murder Case Duel Threats
A district attorney plans to arrest ex Judge Gary and others over a murder case in Bedford. The court considered Dawson's arrest while a judge reserved his ruling. An incident involved a duel dispute arising from the murder matter and a judge from a four-wheeled station in Arizona was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youk
Andrew A Rye Igeen
Gary
Satara
Am Indian Massacre at Upper Green River
J H Holt, purchasing agent for Importing Cat We company of Wyoming Territory, reports an Indian massacre near the Upper Green River country. A band intoxicated by whisky demanded firewater from a government survey party and killed Chief Engineer Crittenden and Chain Bearers E W Timberlake Geo Woods and Henry Overmeyer. Assistant engineer Jessie Lee was wounded but survived.
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Denven
J. H. Holt
Cat- We Company
Wyoming Territory
Green River
Crittenden
Iga
E. W. Timberlake
Geo. Woods
Henry Overmeyer
Jessie Lee
Adams in Cheyenne on Union Pacific inspection tour
President Adams and party of the Union Pacific arrived in Cheyenne last evening at 8 30 en route from the west. He was hosted at the Cheyenne club house and engaged in social chat with city leaders. Adams left for Denver at 3 this morning to inspect Union Pacific lines and noted Delegate Carey’s dispatch on Wyoming’s admission bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Mr. Adams
Great Corporation
Denver
Carey
Wyoming
Enraged Woman Slashes Assailant Then Escapes Across River
Mrs Rebecca E Seymour of Laramie City is charged with assault with intent to kill after slashing T Forrester at his northern Colorado ranch. She fled across the Wyoming line, wading the Laramie River, with three men pursuing and was captured by deputies before being taken to Fort Collins. The incident follows a brutal assault on Seymour by Forrester who had employed her as a housekeeper.
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Laramie City
Rebecca E. Seymour
Fort Collins
Yand
T. Forrester
Laramie County
Colorado
Forrester
Winchester
Wyoming
Laramie
Denver
Seymour
Forrester Ranch
Boswell & Hill
Boswell & Hill Ranch
Lee Hance
Colorado Line
Hance
Judge Carroll to Pen Wyoming Series for Commonwealth
Judge W P Carroll contracted to write a Wyoming history series for Commonwealth magazine based in Denver. The first installment appears in the July issue and will cover the state's early history with ample detail for a wide readership. Contractor East reports preparations and a workforce of at least seo men to begin work on the new project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
W. P. Carroll
The
Commonwealth Magazine
Denver
East
Surprise Birthday Party for Rev. L. D. Lamkin in Cheyenne
Friends and parishioners gathered at Rev. Lamkin's Cheyenne home to honor his birthday with music recitations and refreshments. I. C Whipple presented a gift of 52.50, and Lamkin spoke of his warm relations with the community while announcing a temporary suspension of ministry for a year due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Lamkin
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Announces Major Promotions Across Divisions
The Union Pacific reports shuffling of leadership with R T Hilliard moving from Laramie to Green River as assistant superintendent and Conductor William Mills stepping in as trainmaster. T L Corwin will run the Utah division from Salt Lake, while Holliard’s successor is unnamed. Reported changes at Missouri, Pacific divisions await official confirmation by early next month.
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Union Pacific Railroad
R. T. Hilliard
Laramie
Green River
T. L. Corwin
Corwin
Utah
Salt Lake
William Mills
Holliard
Ed Dickinson
Portland
Ressiguie
Dickinson
Barr
Ressigale
Railroads to Buffalo Reach toward Whitewood
Buffalo residents expect rail links from Burlington and Missouri to Newcastle and Douglas to reach their city. Reports say Northwestern will build from Whitewood to Belle Fourche, placing it on par with rivals. Engineer Andrews has two surveys in that direction and materials ready to begin construction, as Geo. I. Beck relays via an Elkhorn source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Burlington
Geo. I. Beck
Elkhorn
Whitewood
Oak
Belle Fourche
Missouri
Engineer Andrews
Arid Land Law Under Fresh Interpretation Sparks Action
The Sun reports that the arid land law will likely be amended after a narrow reading by the attorney general impressed Congress and officials. Governor Warren and Territorial Engineer Mead received favorable opinions, while Senator Teller hints at modifying the act via the sundry civil appropriation bill. About 21 million acres across Idaho Montana Colorado Wyoming and Utah are slated for irrigation surveys and possible withdrawal from settlement as reservoirs and canals are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Land Department
Warren
Secretary of the Interior
Mead
Denver Repubblican
Washington
Teller
General Land Office
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Union Pacific Coal Lands to Form Independent Company
The Salt Lake Zines reports a policy shift where Union Pacific coal lands will be consolidated under a new independent company to operate commercial coal. Mr. Adams plans to head this coal company, which will be separate from the railroad and sell coal to the Union Pacific at cost, ending the mines as railroad feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Adams
Salt Lake
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific Coal Company
Colny
Proposals for County Bridges at Lodge Pole and Spring Creek
County Clerk Ina L. Faeoenvatt of Laramit County invites sealed bids by June 16 for two wooden bridges. One bridge spans Lodge Pole creek on the Pine Bluff road, 32 feet by 16 feet, 4 feet above water with 75 feet filling. The second spans Spring creek, 32 by 16, 4 feet above water with 126 feet of filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Cleax
Laramit County
Inel
Lodge Pole Creek
Pine Bluff
Caprivi Sends Pan-European Note on Bismarck Remarks
The Berlin newspaper reports Chancellor Caprivi has informed Europe that Bismarck’s remarks since retirement are private opinions. It notes new advice that Mexico has asked the United States to send a regiment to San Diego to thwart a plot to seize Lower California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berliner Tageblatl
Caprivi
Europe
President nominates four federal officials in new slate
Washington June 6 the president sent to the senate four nominations including Frank C Partridge of Vermont for solicitor of the state department in place of the late Walker Blaine Asbury B Conaway of Wyoming for associate justice of the Wyoming supreme court and Lileston S Bartlett probate judge of Grand County Utah The moves mark a broader reshaping of regional judicial and legal posts.
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Washington
Senate
Frank C. Partridge
Vermont
State Department
Walker Blaine
Asbury B. Conaway
Wyoming
Supreme Court of Wyoming
Lileston S. Bartlett
Grand County
Utah
New York Supreme Court Affirms Ex Sheriff Flack Sentence
The New York Supreme Court in general term has affirmed the sentence of ex Sheriff Flack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Supreme Court
Flack
Wyoming Notice of Divorce Petition in Laramie County
Edward P. Champlin asks dissolution of marriage with Alice G. Champlin a non resident, cites desertion over a year, three children Cora G Anna G Lola M, seeks permanent custody of Cora G and education, cites Chicago address, requires answer by June 28 1890 in district court clerk Rank H Clark seal.
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Territory of
Wyoming
Laramie
Edward P. Champlin
Alice G. Champlin
Wyoming Territory
Cora G
Anna G
Lola M
Cottage Grove Avenue
Chicago
Ilinois
Rank H. Clark
District Court
First Judicial District
Conway spousal divorce sought in Wyoming court
Margaret T. Conway files in the First Judicial District of Wyoming a petition for dissolution of marriage and custody of Mary Ellen Conway. The respondent Michael J. Conway must answer by July 26, 1890. Clerk Frank H. Clark and attorney W P Carrot notify. Cheyenne dated May 27, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Conway
Territory of
Wyoming
Margaret T. Conway
District Court
First Judicial District
Laramie
Mararet T. Conway
Mary Ellen Conway
A. D
W. P. Carrot
Frank H. Clark
Notice for Publication Cheyenne Wyoming 1890 Final Proof
Notice filed by settler He A A in Cheyenne Wyoming for final proof on land NW section 30 township 13 north range 66 west. Proceedings before Register Champlin in Cheyenne on June 28 1890. Witnesses: Thomas L Crittenden Perry Doane Elizabeth Mec Keever Oliver T Perry all of Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxp Orvier
Cheyenne
Wyo
Thomas L. Crittenden
Perry Doane
Elizabeth MecKeever
Oliver T. Perry
Champlin
Register
Notice of final proof in Cheyenne land claim
Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming on May 22 1890 announces Ada Jenks has filed notice of intention to make final proof for SW4SW Sec 1 Tp 19N R68W. Proof to be before Register and Receiver at Cheyenne on July 8 1890. The claim includes D S No 5366 and names George D Jenks Luke Voorhees Edward Rivenburg and E P Cuamrrtn as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ada Jenks
Jenks
D. S
George D. Jenks
Jenks P. O
William Milligan
Little Bear
Luke Voorhees
Edward Rivenburg
E. P. Cuamrrtn
Register
Land Patents Granted at Cultyvenne Wyoming
Land Office at Cultyvenne Wyoming on June 2 1890 recorded patent in favor of John Bennett Granite Canon Wyoming for Lot 17 Section 18 Township 13 North Range 69. Officials include Register E P Cuamrrin and Receiver. Claimants William R Williams Allen W Haygood Charles Hewitt of Granite Canon Wyoming and Robert A Dinslle of Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
John Bennett
Granite Canon
William R. Williams
Allen W. Haygood
Charles Hewitt
Granite
Canon
Robert A. Dinslle
E. P. Cuamrrin
Register
Notice of Land Claim Publication in Cheyenne Wyoming
Notice for Publication at Cheyenne Wyoming states claimant’s proof date in 1890. Names witnesses for cultivation include William Ferguson Sim Carlin Charles Volin and Edward David, all of Silver Crown and Cheyenne. Register E P Cummin is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Anen Mons
H. No
Aija
Wye
Witneses
William M. Furguson
Sim Carlin
Silver Crown
Charles Volin
Edward
David
E. P. Cuamviin
Board of Trade Eyes Washington Action On Statehood Bill
Local meeting of the board of trade and real estate exchange contemplates sending three delegates to Washington to press the statehood bill. The advance contingent includes Judge Von Devanter Henry Hay and John Roberts. A separate arid land act concern prompts a committee to draft resolutions for immediate presentation to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Board of Trade and Real Estate Exchange
Menges
Carey
Warren
von Devanter
Henry G. Hay
John Roberts
Messrs
J. A. Johnston
J. K. Jeffrey
H. Glafcke
Thorp's Hotel Opens Dudley Branch in Oak
Russell Thorp, host at the Cooke, opened a Dudley Oak branch hotel and lunch counter on Monday. The new dining parlor seats 200. the first meal was served last Sunday with fifty names on the register. Frank Maxwell, noted clerk, handles operations. The Crawford Clipper notes the park’s coarse grass may be valuable if converted to hay but people prefer a well-kept lawn.
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Kansas
Laura P. Smith
Mother Earth
Earth
Nena A
McNutt
Fourrene
Arte
Rev. L. D Lamkin
Union Pacific Road
Northwestern
Ow York
Ecuom
New York City
Congress
Union Pacific Coal
Cultyvenne
Chyenne, Wyo
United Action
Loterivational
Moreaque
Alameda Park
City of
Mexicd
Secretary of the Interior and the Treasury
Beneficencia Publica
City
United
Club Rares
Addrom
U. Eens
New York
Catia
London
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