Timber cutting policy for public lands supports settlers
The Interior Department states it will enforce existing timber laws while aiding bona fide settlers for building needs. It warns against abusing timber access by mill operators and cites Legg v. United States to limit cutting on lands not mineralized. Commissioner Groff affirms aim to assist settlers without enabling timber theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carey
Groff
Department
Department OF the Interior
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
J. M. Corey
House of Representatives
Thomas M. Cotton
Sheriean
Wyoming
Cotton
Cheyenne
United States
Milo J. Legg
Miles City
Montana
Bach
District Court
Yeager
Ewis A
Grorr
Cattle Market Report Signals Slow Trade Ahead
Advices from Chicago indicate sluggish cattle business with a slight downturn. Ample game and poultry squeeze beef prices as holidays near. Receipts dip, Texans hold steady, Western rangers show no major shifts, canners fetch high prices versus better grades. Grain-fed Texans largely sold. prime lots not due until corn-fed droves arrive next month. Canning qualities likely to sell well. Western rangers quality remains poor this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Rangers
Cattle Market Report Shows Steady Demand and Prices
The market notes steady demand for stockers and feeders with fat cattle trading actively. Prices range from 2.30 to 2.50 for fair stockers and 32.75 to 33.10 for 1,000-pound steers. Western range cattle are favored by dressed-beef buyers.
Rustlers’ confession leads to wide horse recoveries
A captured gang member admitted to detailed thefts and the confessor's testimony prompted Sheriff Rogers to verify claims with Montana victims. Horses stolen from Montana were traced to Wendover and the Platte River country, causing innocent buyers to surrender animals. The gang altered brands including a star inside a turtle symbol and traded stock for cash or other horses. Victims named include Justice Stuart Wendover and others near Fort Laramie Fort Laramie area.
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Sundance
Rogers
Broom Creek
Wendover
Montana
Platte River
Fort Laramie
Justice Stuart
Mr. Clough
Platte
Harry Ralston
Ava
William Sommers
Mr. Body
Rural wedding and railway notes in one item
Miss Clara Adams and Henry Kessler wed at the bride's home with cheers and a beer toast. A marble lumber palace for another wedding rises across the river as plans hint at chivalry. The first limited fast mail train from Omaha includes Marvin Hughitt's private car and officials, departing tonight for Chicago.
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Sun
Clara Adams
Henry Kessler
J.J. Hauphoff
Omaha
Gus
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago and Northwestern
Captain White
Railway Mail Service
Dickinson
Union Pacific
Chicago
Cheyenne
District Court Session Closes With Arguments Heard
No general-interest proceedings occurred yesterday as the district court sat to hear arguments and dispose of motions. A petit jury will not be formed until Monday, after which trial of cases will proceed.
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District Court Seasion
Petit Jury
Social Flashes Dinner Parties And Donkey Sociable In 1889
A vivid social notice recounts Mrs. Warren hosting a dinner by the School for Scandal with sixteen covers and Bank of the Bon Vivant menus, plus a farewell dinner for Miss Bergman at Mrs. Hellman s. It notes thimble parties and photo frame trends, a donkey sociable at a Baptist church, and the quiet nuptials of N R Davis and Miss Joe Marshall at Col Osley s Fort Russell home.
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Bank of the Bon Vivant
Governor Warren
F. F
Warren
Vantdes Festins
Nebuchadnezzar
Tam
Bon Vivant
Carey
Major
Whipple
Hellman
Thomas
Gannett
Mass
Miss Johnson
School For Scandal
Miss Bergman
Merc
Jake Freeborn
van Tassell
Percy Hoyt
Seventeenth Street
Ulysses
the Baptist Church
BR. N. Heath
Editor Caldwell Wins Fortunes and Wyoming State Effort On Track
The editor George R Caldwell of the Evening Tribune inherits at least 10000 from his grandfather Joseph R Caldwell, with 1500 cash instalment received and more to follow as estate is settled. Also noted is a Wyoming statehood delegation meeting at Judge Lacey with ex Governor Hoyt John A Riner and E S N Morgan to draft a statehood address. The committee comprises ten members from each county.
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Lfe
Hvening Zribwnc
George R Caldwell
Joseph R. Caldwell
Wheeling
West Virginia
Caldwell
Mr. Caldwell
Lander
Congress
Wyoming
Cadets Proposed as High School Defense Volunteers
A movement forms among high school boys to create a cadet company with Colonel Stitzer to train young applicants after envy over girl guards. Hills & Goodse property on Seventeenth Street north side between Ferguson and Capital was foreclosed sold by Sheriff Martin, bid in by Merc EB Walker for 4718.53 dollars for a future business block site.
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Stitzer
Hills & Goodse
Seventeenth Street
Ferguson Street
Capital Avenue
Martin
Merc
EB. Walker
Union Pacific railways earnings rise in September report
The Union Pacific system shows September gross earnings of 2 815 524, up 206 907 from a year ago, with net earnings at 1 017 153, rising 304 000. For the nine months ending September 16, net earnings improve by about 250 000 from last year. The fast train schedule marks Green River, Ogden, and San Francisco arrivals in the morning hours.
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Union
gSo
Green River
Ogden
Jargoa
San Francisco
Dry Goods Sale Before March Removal To Salt Lake City
S Kellner announces a flood sale of his entire dry goods stock before moving to Salt Lake City. Goods priced to move cash only, with a grand prize drawing offering ten prizes including a 1000 dollar piano and gold amounts. Local customers urged to buy now and merchants to inquire on bulk pricing. A portion of the store and fixtures are for sale or rent.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Chicago
New York
Ource
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Vanity Far
George R. Caldwell
Tribune
S. Kellner
Kuehay Bennett Medical Colleges
Peimintin
Bret
Falco Pride
Mia Linit
Buch
Awpmeeis
Medicing
Express
Wien
L. R. Williams
M. D
Randolph St
F. E. Warren Mercantile CO
Goode
T. F. Dolan
East Twentieth St
Cheyenne National Bank
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