Territorial Hatchery Report Highlights Need for Branch Hatchery
Hon Louis Miller presents a report on the successful operations of the territorial hatchery. He urges immediate appropriation of 2000 to enlarge the hatchery and build a superintendent’s house, notes land-title delays, and proposes a Sundance branch hatchery to ship and rear eggs for Crook, Johnson, Sherman, and Converse counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Miller
oMmnisstones
Fort Sanders
Union Pacific Railway Company
Congress
Albany County
Wyoming Central Land and Improvement Company
Tanner
United States
Northville
Michigan
Wytheville
Virginia
California
Sundance
Territorial
Crook County
Beaver Creek
Crook
Johnson
Sherman
Converse
Wyoming
Laramie
Big
Fremont County News Sparks Oil Venture and Ore Finds
Fremont County reports a stock company may form to oil and gas within town limits as financiers pursue local prospects. An assay from Blake’s Strawberry claim shows 45 percent copper, 71.2 ounces silver, and 0.26 ounces gold. Emile Granier and E Amoretti named as Fremont delegates to the National Silver convention in St Louis on November 27. Grovenor returns with ore samples for eastward assays. An Indian contract adds 200 000 pounds beef and 100 000 more may follow, totaling 1 100 000 pounds. potential flour increases could ease Indian hardship. G A R posts at Lander controversy over saluting Governor Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha and
Grant
Blake
Strawberry
Emile Granier
E. Amoretti
Warren
Fremont County
St. Louis
Capitol
W.grovenor
E. Amoritti
T. J. Morgan
Gr. A. R. Post
Lander
G. Alr
Laramie Glass Works Row and Governor Warren Visit
A letter from the Laramie Statine condemns the glass works funding as a fraud that robbed small contributors including clerks and babies. The Sentine! mocks the workers' claim of struggle and accuses top workers of treachery. Lander Clipper notes Governor Warren’s arrival, agency visit, and opera house talk on statehood, followed by his departure home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Statine
Sentine
Lander Clipper
Warren
Agency
Post
Opera House
Huffalo Ranch Company Incorporation in Attics County
The Huffalo Ranch company of Attics county filed its articles of incorporation to carry on a general ranch business including watering breeding selling horses cattle and rice. Capital stock is $30,000 with trustees Augustine Kendall Win He Brown MC Brown John Wlake Arnold and Nellis Corthill. Operations set for Laramiie County of Albany.
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Huffalo Ranch Company
Attics County
Augustine Kendall
Win
He Brown
Brown
John Wlake
Arnold
Nellis Corthill
Laramiie
Albany
Social Highlights from Cheyenne Society Scene
The Cross Country Club and local families host gatherings around Halloween in Cheyenne. Mrs C W Whipple hosts an army lunch with national colors, Mrs Carey and Miss Bergman are noted hosts, and Mrs Buechner’s Kafttie Klatch celebrates birthdays with gifts. Mr G B Goodell’s Halloween party marks a triple wedding anniversary, with elegant dining and playful festivities.
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Cheyenne
C.W. Whipple
Mesdames Warren
Carey
Baxter
Rhores
Lyons
Appell
Hillman
Boulter
McFarland
Chicago
Fort Russell
Cross Country Club
Charles Campbell
Bergman
Eighteenth Street
C. B.C
Natal
Mesdames Kabis
Myers, Sachs, Bearman
Wasserman
Zehner Hass
Lehmalty
Newark
N. J
Nother
Buechner
Robert Heath
G. B. Goodell
Charles Lamb
J. B. ‘Thomas
William Sturgis
William Force
Adams
Brewster
Humphrey
Hay
Bushi
Florence and Emin
Chomus
Sunita
Harriet Richards
O'Sullivan
Jobe
Naa Ca
E. Aloteatt
Trvadhead Iy Stevers
Mee
Enelire
A. E. Reel
George Masten
Hundred men employed and a great Mender prospecting
A fragment notes many workers employed and a prominent Mender seeking opportunities on their own account, signaling optimism and open prospects. The text hints at independent ventures and personal initiative among workers.
Reynolds Post Welcomes Edward Chase to Grand Army Banquet
Last night Reynolds Post G A R hosted a complimentary banquet at the Inter Ocean hotel in Cheyenne to honor Edward Chase now joining the Grand Army. Forty guests attended as Governor Warren spoke on Wyoming Territory and Chase was welcomed with speeches and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Post
G. A. Ke
Edward Chase
Cheyenne
Denver
Chase
John Chase
Inter Ocean
Grand Army Organization
Nowers
Warren
Wyoming Territory
Ed. Chase
Grand Army
Downey Quarries Sold and Burlington Road Prospects
The Loomerang reports Burlington has bought the Downey sandstone quarries near Downey. Agent Mr Hiss secured options on Natrona and Central additions near Laramie, expiring January 1. Together with Elk Mountain coal lands purchase, this signals Laramie as a Burlington objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Hiss
Laramie
Natrona
Central
Elk Mountain
October Weather and County Deeds in Cheyenne
October weather reports show mean temperature 45.1 and high 81 with 2.58 inches total precipitation. October this year records the largest precipitation in nineteen years. Warranty deeds filed include Andrew Whiteley to George Abbott residence lot in Cheyenne and Standard Cattle Company to George Easter, with several other transfers and nominal sums. A belated telegram notes heavy snow and train disruption across Western Nebraska and parts of Wyoming, with telegraph wires broken and cold front moving toward Cheyenne as Union Pacific manager Cummings travels to Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew and
Adah Whiteley
George E. Abbott
City of Cheyenne
Standard Cattle Company
George W. Easter
Syoop
A. ‘l. Babbitt
Silas A Guthrie
Vesterday Merolly
Coch
Jared Overland
Delia
Stow
Vndon
Nebraska
Wyoming
Elkhorn
Valtine
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Landers
Dakotas
Washington
Montana
Weat
School For Scandal
The
Vanity Far
Sig
Douglaw Creek
Downey
Burlington Road
Sth
Cioods
S. Kellner
Cor
Seventeenth and
Eddy Streets
Cummings
Union Par Elie
Salt Lake Yveetenday
Normandy
A. H. Page
the Delmonico of the West
Beth Harbman Bennett Medical Colleges of
Jose
Bones
Ieee
L. R. Williams
M. D
Randolph &T
Wire
Hal
Chicago, Ui
F. E. Warren Mercantile CO
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