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Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1889

Page

8

Australian suitor pursues wedding despite family opposition

H A Chapman a rich Australian came to this country a year ago and pursued marriage with an 18 year old niece of Mrs Earnest. The aunt refused, Chapman obtained parental consent and a court gon to compel. the aunt relented at the last moment and the marriage was set for this evening in Rawlins after negotiations and a hearing that did not occur.

H. A. Chapman Rawlins Ferris Roney Earnest Chapman Earnest Donnell Denver

Governor Warren to Visit Douglas and Regions

Hon F E Warren governor of Wyoming arrived from the capital Saturday evening and will base at Douglas until Wednesday visiting Glen Rock and Casper. He plans an informal reception and lunch arranged by a city committee including Barrow Richards Jesurun Garver Barber Rugg and Harvey with a reception at the opera house and lunch at the Valley for gentlemen only.

F. E. Warren Wyoming Buffalo Sheridan Douglas Glen Rock Casper Messrs M. C. Barrow DeForest Richards Mortimer Jesurun C. M. Garver A. W. Barber J. E. Rugg F. H. Harvey Opera House Evence

Thanksgiving contributions by public school children

All city public school children joined in a Thanksgiving donation to the poor through the Ladies' Aid Society. At Central school the Sun observed large accumulations of groceries and goods including flour apples potatoes cabbage sugar coffee tea rice beans butter and jellies. The piece praises the pupils and parents for fostering generosity and evokes Shakespeare on giving.

Polor Ladies’ Aid Society Sun

Rip Van Winkle at the opera house earns hearty praise

The play last night drew a good house with Fred Andrews as Rip and Gertrude Andrews as Gretchen earning high praise. The company, scenery, and reasonable admission impressed Cheyenne The Sun, urging audiences to attend again tonight.

Rip Nan Winkle Tue Sun Fred Andrews Rip Gertrude Andrews Gretchen Cheyenne Tuk Sun

McNamara Horse Company Files Incorporation

The McNamara Horse Company filed Articles of Incorporation at the territorial secretary's office for a general ranching business in Erie territory. Capital stock is $50,000 with trustees John Kawl John G Wilson Robert W Gordon Harry C Millan and Wim A Millan. Erway headquarters and Crook County tax list noted. local heaviest taxpayers listed by Sundance Republican reflect regional cattle interests.

McNamara Horse Company Territorial Ervay Pennsylvania John Kawl John G. Wilson Robert W. Gordon Harry C. Millan Wim, A. Millan Erway

Boycott and Local Politics in Laramie County

Crayennn Wyoming November 25 1889 editor Sun letter argues against appointing a Democrat as city engineer and defends party lines in local politics. The writer condemns cross party nominations as convenient and urges Republicans to control local offices to advance progressive measures.

Crayennn Wyo Sun Laramie County Grover Cleveland Grover Prohibition

Why Vote Republican If Plunder Is Not The Goal

Editor Sun argues about party cohesion and political incentives. The piece questions why voters elect Republicans if elected officials might shift control and benefits to the opposition, asking whether Democrats should be elected directly to avoid perceived mismanagement and partisan advantage.

Sun

To the Victors Belong the Spells

Opinion argues that spoils belong to victors in political fights and battles across history. It asserts Republicans must keep gains after victory and that opponents would not surrender fruit of labor. It frames the mayor and council as representatives of victory’s fruits.

Goody Goody Mugwump Adam Gladstone Mugwumop Victor

Mrs Bullock’s lectures urge women’s era and urge caution on narcotics

Mrs Helen Bullock spoke at the Baptist Church on women’s opportunities and responsibilities, citing the parable of the talents and urging talent use. She repeated the message at the Presbyterian church, warning about narcotics and vile pictures in schools, urging parental awareness. Thirty eight names were added to the local union, and a WCTU parlor meeting is set for 3 PM at Mrs M M Mason’s with Mrs Bullock presiding.

Helen Bullock Baptist Church Presbyterian

Shale Oil Struck at Bonanza Well in Big Horn Basin

The Bonanga Rustler reports shale oil struck at the Bonanza well of Big Horn company on Monday. The light amber oil is superior to local springs and aligns with early indications of a strong flow. Superintendent Pentser and his son Robert Pentier compare it to Washington County Pennsylvania oil, worth a premium of twenty cents per barrel over Bradford oil.

Bonanga Big Horn Big Horn Company Bonanza Pentser Robert Pentier Washington County Pennsylvania Bradford

Transcript of Wyoming constitution prepared for President

A written transcript of the proposed Wyoming state constitution has been completed for President Harrison in Secretary Meldrum’s office and will be sent to the executive after the official canvass of the vote is completed.

Wyoming Harrison Meldrum

Wyoming governor candidate views on prohibition and suffrage

The Sun reports Judge Carroll's Iowa and Minnesota tour discussing Wyoming, women's suffrage, and statehood. He cites visits to Marshalltown and other towns, notes a pro prohibition shift possible in Iowa, and explains Wyoming resources and statehood prospects to audiences along the routes.

Judge Carroll Wyoming Iowa Minnesota Sun St. Paul Eau Claire Wisconsin Denver Marshalltown Boles Boies Allison United States Senate Mason City Dubuque Sabula Cedar Rapids Iowa City 3Wellman Keota Des Moines Towa Austria Minn Augusta Wis Wellman Wyoming Territory

Wyoming Tourism Booms From Woman Suffrage

The speaker notes that granting woman suffrage in Wyoming has drawn national attention and boosted interest in the state. He reflects on a business trip, mentioning encounters in Augusta Wisconsin Wellman Iowa and meeting Mr and Mrs Rick Mr Perry and Mr Morrow who shared hospitality and pioneer tales. He closes by returning to Cheyenne and resuming court duties.

Wyoming Minnesota Wisconsin Cheyenne Augusta Wis Park House Welch Rick Mr. Perry Miss Carter Miss Perry Wellman Iowa Josiah Morrow Morrow Luke Washington Territory

Van Housen Promoted to Trainmaster in Denver District

The Union Pacific issued a circular naming H. E. Van Housen as trainmaster for the Denver Leadville and Gunnison district with headquarters in Denver. Van Housen, a passenger conductor on the Cheyenne to Rawlins main line for fifteen years, is deemed well qualified for the role.

Denver van Housen Union Pacific J. K. Choate E. Dickinson H. E. van Housen Leadville Gunnison Cheyenne Rawlins

Dividend Paid To Cheyenne Creditors In 1 Percent Disbursement

The 1 percent dividend from the M. E. Post & Co. assignees began yesterday with 75 creditors receiving allotments. Total disbursement reaches $50,000, largely to Cheyenne residents. Cash payments will continue today and until all dividends are paid, benefiting various business channels.

M. E. Post & Co Cheyenne

Work Begun on Fort Russell Sewerage Project

Contractors Keefe and McGarvey began work yesterday morning on the Fort Russell sewerage system. They started on Eddy street above Nineteenth, with an excavation ditch staked along the street center. Ten men were employed, increasing to fifty if weather stays favorable, ground found nearly frost free.

Keefe and McGarvey Fort Russell Eddy Street

Governor Warren Meets Warm Reception in Buffalo

The Governor at Buffalo, The Acho states that Governor War ren met with a very hearty reception. He was hospitably entertained by citizens and a meeting and general reception was held in his honor where he delivered a fine address received with great favor by all parties.

The Acho Warren Buffalo

Limited Fast Mail train service announced by Union Pacific

A daily through service named The Limited Fast Mail will run from San Francisco Portland Spokane Falls Butte and Helena to Chicago via Cornell Bluffs. The train offers limited first class seating with no extra charge and includes Pullman vestibuled sleepers and Pullman cars. Inquiries to ticket agents or E L Lomax general passenger Omaha Nebraska.

Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern San Francisco Portland Spokane Falls Butte Helena Cornell Bluffs Cago Cornell Council Bluffs E. L. Lomax Omaha

Vroman Talks Arbitration To Resolve Wyoming Division Dispute

George W. Vroman and a Wyoming Division committee meet Superintendent Barr to amicably settle the dispute with Union Pacific officials. Vroman, praised for preventing a prior railroad strike, says no removal plans and expects a fair adjustment. Conference likely today as Barr returns west. engineers, trainmen, and public await outcome.

Sun George W. Vroman Metropolitan Vroman Brotherhood of Locomotive Enneers Arthur U. P Grevance Wyoming Division Barr Here J. F. Hittle Rawlins Tom Kellett Cheyenne W. J. Nesmith C. H. Patterson John Hill Jim Carroll Laramie Mr. Vroman

Blackfoot Insane Asylum Destroyed by Fire

Dr. Hocker, superintendent of the territorial insane asylum at Evanston, reports the Blackfoot Idaho asylum burned down and Wyoming authorities asked to place 70 inmates there. He will provide temporary care at Evanston until permanent arrangements are set.

Hocker Territorial Insane Asylum Evanston Blackfoot Idaho Wyoming

Union Pacific Appointment of Examiner in Titles

KE B Kirk of this city has been appointed by the Union Pacific management as an examiner into titles and rights of way on the projected lines at a salary of 200 dollars per month. He is to report at Ogden for extensions from that section toward Southern California. Mat McCabe of New Milford offers to pay five dollars to any person troubled by men flux whose cure is claimed as Cholera remedy.

Union Pacific KE. B. Kirk Union Pacific Management Ogden California Kirk Mat McCabe New Mrnnewick Ill Berain Pendabe A McCabe B. B. David

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