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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1890

Page

7

Cheyenne Board of Trade Considers Washington Delegation

Trustees of the Board of Trade and Real Estate Exchange met to decide on a Washington delegation and ongoing business. Hammond reported on Mansfield Nail Works and a possible $25,000 plant. he warned a true factory would need $350,000 to compete. He also gave a hopeful statehood outlook with Republican senators endorsing Wyoming’s bill. The group postponed further action and drafted arid land act resolutions urging repeal of restrictive sections to aid irrigation projects.

Board of Trade and Real Estate Exchange Board of Trade Washington Menges Hay Judge van Devanter Roberts the Exchange and Board of Trade Carey Warren Hammond Mansfield, D Pittsburg Mansfield Cheyenne Wyoming Gill Congress Senate House of Representatives United States J M. Carey House of Representatives of

Glass Works Prospects for Cheyenne City

D W Gill's investigations show Cheyenne offers strong business case for glass works. Data cover materials costs fuels transport labor and a large local market. Soda and sand are abundant. Cheyenne's western shipping access attracts Denver and eastern firms for bottle and brewery needs.

D. W. Gill Gill West Cheyenne Denver

Phonograph Entertains Cheyenne Audiences In Saloon Display

The Wyoming Phonograph company places a phonograph inside a glass case in a Cheyenne saloon. Patrons insert a nickel, place a rubber ear-piece to hear performances from tunes like Down went McGinty to Where Did You Get That Hat. Plans aim to record Delegate Careys statehood speech in Washington and ship the cylinder to Cheyenne for local listening.

Phonograph M’ginty Cheyenne Wyoming Phonograph Company Carey Washington

Brief court term ends with light expenses and awaiting sentences

The petit jury was discharged with no further business this term. Martinez and Nightsinger await sentences. civil cases require law arguments to close. This may be one of the shortest district court terms, with Judge Van Devanter and Laramie County praised for a brief calendar and low costs. The Supreme Court convenes Monday. Judge Conaway expected to join. Weston and Fremont counties plan forthcoming terms. a new city fountain stands in the park.

James France Dole Ve. Heebt Weston County Court Weston County van Devanter Newcastle Vremont County Court Conaway Lander Fremont County

A Night Adventure On a Drizzly November Road

Henry Marsh, employed by the Bank of Raybury, travels with Madeline Axtell to Raybury after stage trouble. Bootleg pillages occur as two masked men threaten robbery. Marsh saves Madeline using his revolver while she helps subdue one assailant, and they reach safety with authorities called to report the incident.

Bank of Raybuary Bank of Mutual Redemption Rkaybury Jefferson Inn Griggs Raybury Loth Lam Sally Digby Henry Marsh Madeline Axtell Howard Axtell Raybury Bank Canes Madeline Miss Axtell Monville Hemlock Bressiere O Wwe Villian Korsas Axtell Conan Ming Axtell

Marriage amid escape and romance in a Raybury tale

The narrator recalls a perilous escape in the state and describes falling in love with Axtell. Both lovers plead with her father, who relents, allowing their marriage. The narrator now serves as cashier of the Raybury book and Madeline is his wife.

Axtell Nabob Raybury Madeline

Stylish Fans for Spring Reach Fashionable Notions

The article describes moderate sized fans in lisse and lace with Watteau designs resembling heirlooms. It notes carved wool sticks, metallic bead fringe, plaited lisse folds, and dainty effects. It mentions bouquets of pansies roses and myrtle motifs and new varieties in Japieres See gold or black colors.

Ladies’ Home Journal

Federation talk and world unions in modern era

The Philadelphia Record surveys global trends over the last thirty years with rising interest in unions and federations. It notes the U A movement in France and intercolonial federation notions in Central America as part of a broader push toward larger political entities and possible United States of Australia.

France Central America

British Naval Uniform Described in Detail

A 19th century account details a ceremonial naval uniform worn by nine men including the prince of Wales. The outfit features a white collar with gold lace, cuffs with extensive trim, ornate coat flaps, epaulets, gold laced trousers, a lace covered hat, a gold and blue sword-knot, and an oak leaf belt, weighing about twelve pounds without the sword.

Prince of Wales

Ambergris: origins and value of the prized substance

The article explains ambergris as a secretion from the sperm whale linked to disease, sometimes found floating in seas near the Bahamas. It describes its soft waxy texture, variable color, powerful odor, and high price, noting adulteration and common uses such as flavoring wine with small amounts of ambergris.

Bahama Falande Atlantic Ocean

Seeing the All Seeing Eye in a Shave

A Washington Sunday piece recounts a barber describing a tense shave where a customer’s visible eye seems to spy on the barber. The barber’s nerves shake as he worries about cutting the cheek while the unseen gaze lingers uncomfortably.

How a Spanish Mine Is Man

The Rio Tinto copper mine contracts work in small gangs with equal pay per task. Men select partners, eight hour days yield about 87 cents daily. Stores sell essentials near cost, but free choice of suppliers exists. Sundays are rest days with repairs. funds support families during illness, schooling, and mutual aid clubs.

Experiment With a Bride on the Train Gone Awry

A bridal party travels Buffalo to Philadelphia by rail. The groom delays, a drummer boards and places the bride aboard, triggering anxiety and comic missteps as the plan unravels. Passengers discuss weather and timing while the couple faces a tense, humorous wait.

Buffalo Philadelphia N.Y Rye James

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