Cheyenne Board of Trade Hears Iron Furnace Plans
The Cheyenne board of trade discussed a blast furnace project key to Cheyenne’s future and a corner stone ceremony for new shops. Mr I B Bartlett urged capital for pig iron production citing Tallapoosa Birmingham and others, with a public meeting set for next Wednesday at City Hall.
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Board of Trade
Board of Trustees
Cheyenne
Pullman
Sys
Holcomb
Major Glafcke
Fairview Lode
Silver Crown
Committee On Mines and Mining
George W. Seevers
Altman
Teller
I. S. Bartlett
Bartlett
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Tallapoosa
Georgia
Birmingham
Alabama
Hartville
Rocky Mountain
New York
Sron
A. D. Kelley
Base Ball Begins as Cheyenne Teams Triumph
A large Cheyenne crowd witnessed baseball between Rhodes Troxell Juniors and Laramie Stars on University grounds, with the Stars losing 28 to 23 amid calls for a return game. KR Juniors lineup featured Moffatt, Alneworth, Shaughnessy, Veceland, McGuire, Lynott, Thompson, Spaulding, Stowe, Capito la. Capitols beat the Fort Kuninble Soldier nine 16 to 11 at the fair grounds, debuting in new uniforms to a cheering crowd.
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Cheyenne
Ort Kuasell
Laramie
Gem City
University
Rhodes 1
Troxell
Laramie Stars
KR. &T
EE. Moffattb
Capitols
Uinta County Backs Early Statehood With Resolutions
The Uinta county board of commissioners followed Laramie county by adopting resolutions urging the governor to initiate steps for a constitutional convention under senate bill No. 2445. They seek to appoint delegates and submit the drafted constitution for county ratification, with similar moves expected from Converse, Sheridan, Carbon, and others. The note ends with society gossip about Cheyenne's upcoming season and fashion trends.
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Laramie County
Board of Commissioners
Uinta County
Warren
Shannon
I.C Winslow
John R. Arnold
Felows
United States Senate
Wuereas
Senate
Converse
Sheridan
Carbon
DIDO's LETTER Social Happenings of the Week
Vanity Fair reports a sparse social week due to bad weather and duties. Garrison officers host a delightful German with handsome gowns and favors. city guests include Governor Warren and numerous other couples. Luncheon by Mrs. Henry Hay for Clare de Lune club features recitations and music. Crescent committee hosts at Mrs J L Murray with supper. Families arrive and depart as Vanities travel back west and Misses adjust summer plans.
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Warren
Jeffrey
Parshall
Paul Brewster
van Tassel
John Hunton
John Gill
Walker
Bonfils
Maynard
Crook
Morgan
Henderson
Vallery
Whipple
Major Whipple
David
Birmingham
Bernd
Playart
Ava
Fort Russell
Henry Hay
Clare de Lune Club
Charles Humphrey
Camp Carlin
Chinniworth
Hellman
Causey
Moonlight
Miss McFarland
Canada
Clementi
Beethoven
Mozart
Crescent Committee
Presbyterian Church
J. L. Murray
Patten
Dan Swan
F. W. Ellis
Hayder
O. P. Cowhick
Denleens
Vanity Fair
Misses Force
West
Miss Crook
Missouri
Miss Bergman
Mother
Blanche Moore
Business Proposition on Cheyenne Iron Works Investment
S Barnner asserts mine owners in Hartville overvalue claims and offers to back iron works. He proposes cash valuations on ten promising iron claims, pledging half proceeds to iron works in Cheyenne and aiming at at least 2500 dollars. He vows to mine and ship 2000 tons daily for five years at 75 cents a ton or deliver one million tons in five years with bonds to secure construction.
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Cheyenne
Cleveland
Missouri
Board of Trade
Alabama
West Virginia
Tennessee
Sun
Sin
Riner
Hartville
Iron Committee
Ricketts
S. Barrner
Real Estate Men Back Whitely on Cornerstone Plans
Real estate men who rehabbed at A. RB Whitely's office last night reported lighter business but pledged cooperation with the board of trade for the upcoming shop cornerstone laying arrangements set for Wednesday night.
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A. RB. Whitely
Board of Trade
Prosperous Wyoming land opening near Lander
A promotional notice touts 100000 acres of fertile land near a rapidly settling town with elevation 4000 feet. It describes timber and coal nearby, corner lots at 30 dollars and interior lots at 20 dollars. Contact F. S. Wood or N. H. Brown in Lander for particulars.
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F. S. Wood
Otto
Fremont Co
Wyoming
First Lander Bank
Lander
N. H. Brown
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Druggista Wells
Ichardson & Co
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DeVoe
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Cleveland, Tenn
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Grey Bull
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