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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1890

Page

16

Smelter Proposal For Cheyenne King Hears Ore Prospects

A Cheyenne meeting reviews a plan by Mr. King of Kansas City Smelting to build a Cheyenne smelter with 500 ton daily capacity. The proposal includes a 200000 land bonus, water rights, and a five year operation pledge, with a committee’s formal report guiding next steps and a Monday follow up.

Lux King Kansas City Jeffrey Board of Trade, Real Estate Exchange Hay Board of Trade Mr. King Silver Crown Menges Riner Baird Curvenne Wvo City of Cheyenne Cheyenne Real Estate Exchange Guenttlemen Chick Smelting, Mining and Refining Company Cheyenne Board of Trade City Council Board of Trade and Real Estate Exchange C. W. River J.C. Baird Henry G. Hay

Committee Returns on Pueblo Iron Industry Report

Messrs. Baird and Parshall report back from a committee tasked to promote Pueblo Pueblo's industrial growth. They plan an elaborate report for the board of trade soon and urge expanding iron works in Cheyenne style to benefit Pueblo's economy and development.

Messrs. Baird and Parshall Pueblo Board of Trade Cheyenne

Nick J. O'Brien Named Superintendent of City Reservoir

Captain Nick J. O'Brien appointed superintendent of construction on the new city reservoir and will assume charge at once. The tax payers can feel assured their interests will be carefully served by Captain O'Brien.

Nick J. O'Brien New City O'Brien

Evolution of Angling Fly Making Moves to Imitate Life

A historical analysis argues fly patterns must imitate animate insects rather than rely on color alone. It contrasts European and American practices, defends realistic movement, and urges anglers to study entomology to craft living like imitations, predicting a new era in fly tying and fishing.

England America Conomnphan Nature

Fragmentary Quote from Barry Gove in New York Herald

A brief, cryptic quotation from Barry Gove appears in the New York Herald describing a moment when prosperity is overturned by a harsh sudden setback, leading to an unsettled, uncertain course. The fragment hints at adversity interrupting a smooth ascent.

Barry Gove N. Y. Herald

Baboon Signalman Guards Cape Rail Traffic

The well known Port Elizabeth area baboon in charge of rail levers has run, trained by a disabled owner, with flawless accuracy for years. He has even switched a special train correctly in the signalman's absence, amid strong passenger opposition to animal labor. A photo accompanies the tale.

Cape Colony Port Elizabeth Thaa Altonhage Festland Buhach Rting

Dining-room Dilemma in Berne Ends with Propriety

A traveler in Berne last summer rushed for a train and bribed a man he mistook for a head waiter. The man revealed he was the proprietor and promised to help, remarking that a fee and a foreigner often go together.

Berne Aman

Unappreciated Feet and a London Fashion Tale

A Boston Herald excerpt mocks English fashion and beauty standards through a Philadelphia woman obsessed with feet. It contrasts American and English views, recounting a trip to London and Newport experiences focused on foot size, shoe fashion, and social perception. The piece blends satire with cross Atlantic vanity and anecdote.

Foursilver salt-cullaine of the 1 century sold in London

A fragment notes a foursilver salt-cullaine from the first century recently sold in London. Details are sparse but indicate a postclassical sale of antiquities with limited provenance.

London

Naval Warfare Concepts in Modern Battle News

Fragmentary discussion outlines how defense and offense shape naval strategy. References to coastal defense, armored ships, torpedoes, and the evolving role of engineers and captains in modern sea combat. The piece highlights how advances in artillery, propulsion, and fire control transform tactics.

Fragmentary Sightings Describe Struggle on Train Car

The text fragments depict a chaotic scene on a train car with a conductor and a woman struggling while others attempt to help. Vague mentions of an attempted robbery and assault create a tense, unsettled incident among neighbors and officials.

Solaing Puranes

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