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Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1889

Page

11

Bishop Burke Endorses Wyoming Statehood and Constitution

The bishop voices strong support for Wyoming becoming a state and for adopting the proposed constitution. He stresses needed capital, local self government, and unity to overcome future obstacles, while noting cautious views on woman’s suffrage but urging collective action to gain admission. He warns rejection would harm Wyoming’s progress and urges a large turnout. The interview also praises Judge Carey for advancing Wyoming’s interests in Congress.

Sus Burke Franky Wyoming Europe Washington Far West Congress

Unquestionable standing praised for territory leadership

The speaker lauds a prominent figure as unassailable in the territory and marks his tireless work for all interests. They express personal gratitude and declare him a fortunate leader in territorial affairs and statehood, asserting that strong leadership eases the path to progress.

Senate Pacific Rail Road Committee Arrives in Cheyenne

The Senate committee on Pacific railroads arrives in Cheyenne at 8:30 on a three palace car train. Members include Senators Dawes Platt Davis and chair Frye with wives and aides. They tour the city, inspect branch lines, meet Governor Warren, and plan Salt Lake as next stop. They regard the Union Pacific prospects as the report will be favorable.

Senate Committee On Cheyenne Prve Maine Dawes Miss Dawes Massachusetts Hearst California Davis Minnesota Platt Morgan Miss Morgan Alabama Reade Briggs Woodbury Committee On Commerce Senate Territories Pacific Salt Lake San Francisco Warren Judge Carey Union Pacific

Wonderful Anaconda Mines Tremendous Reduction Works Described

Editor Goodwin reports from Anaconda Montana on the Anaconda reduction works praised as a monumental mining achievement. He calls it a vast iron complex with hundreds of furnaces trains and engines and notes it requires thousands of workers and immense ore supply to sustain the plant and the growing town nearby.

Goodwin Salt Lake Swansea

Coal Prospects Near Sundance Stimulate Investment

Last week workers explored a new coal find six miles from Sundance. Local businessmen formed a company with $1,000 to develop the property. The deposit resembles the Kilpatrick mines, and many expect the find to be more extensive. Wyoming farmer G M Cummings urges an immediate viaduct project. Engineer Hogue has been instructed to hasten plans for city council approval and rapid construction.

Miley Weet Sundance Kilpatrick Stockade Country G. M. Cummings Union Pacific Road Hogue Ety Council

Senatorial visitors praise Cheyenne and Wyoming statehood

Governor Warren leads a senatorial party through Cheyenne raising praise for the city and its capitol. Senators Frye Platt Dawes Hurst and Davis express support for Wyoming statehood and note its resources iron coal timber and exploitable mineral wealth. A farewell with Fort Russell band marks the departure westward.

Mizner Fort Russell Seventh Infantry

Tin. Omaha urged to invest as tin deposits rise

An editorial notes plans after a special on Black Hills tin deposits, predicting population growth from thirty thousand to fifty thousand and rapid manufacturing development. It urges Omaha to pursue market expansion and participate in forthcoming tin-related industries as production begins.

The Omaha Black Hills Hue

Wyoming W C T U Resolutions Endorse Temperance Goals

Resolutions from the Seventh Wyoming W C T U convention in Evanston endorse temperance progress. They call for continued devotion to the cause, support for Sabbath observance, prohibition party platform alignment, women’s enfranchisement, child education on intemperance harms, enforcement of existing laws against impure literature, and coordinated local union action.

Evanston W. C.T Wyoming Prohibition Party Prohaition Party Christ

Railroad notes recount daily freight average and line surveys

The article notes 125 freight cars daily from Ogden on the Union Pacific eastbound. A nine car silk train passed through last Wednesday. Pacific Short line surveyors advance toward South Pass. Bear river line location confirmed. Union Pacific train dispatchers to add a third operator. Corwin is in Green River. Northern Pacific roadmaster Fitzgerald, jailed for coal theft at Helena, faces Idaho requisition for forgery charges.

Ogden Union Pacific Gree River Southh Pass Bear River Corwin Green River J. HL. Humphrey Union Pacific Railroad Northern Pacific Fitzgerald Helena Idaho Oentuty

Pleasant Recption for Lamkin at Baptist Church

Last evening a largely attended reception at the Baptist church honored Rev Mr Lam kin and Mrs Lamkin. Mrs N B E Warren and Mr LC Whipple assisted with receiving. Refreshments and music followed, with Mrs Richards singing two pieces and an organ, cornet and violin ensemble providing entertainment. Sheriff Willian will escort the escaped prisoner back to Douglas. George M Jewell of Laramie City was commissioned a notary public by Governor Warren.

Douglas Union Pacific Willian Darrow Willian George M. Jewell Laramie City Warren

Elopement of Emmett C Green and Mire Hartel Reported

The elopement involving Emmett C Green, a Cheyenne cattleman and former partner of Will Swan, and Mire Hartel of Cryde Park Chicago, unfolds with letters and a safety deposit box note. Details sketch family links, rumors of prior hard feelings, and Green's Westward move from Omaha toward a ranch near Cheyenne.

Emmett C. Green Mire J. Hartel Cryde Park Chicago Mr. Green Ceattleman Weoming Cheyenne Lie Sun

Noted Historian Dr Lyman Draper Marries Mrs Catharine Hoyt

At the residence of Hon Geeme W Hoyt yesterday Rev Ro E Field performed the ceremony uniting Dr Lyman Draper of Madison Wisconsin and Mrs Catharine Hoyt of Chicago. Draper, a renowned historical writer and founder of the Wisconsin Historical Society, is author of Kiln Mountain and the Heroes.

Geeme W Hoyt Lyman Draper Madison Wisconsin Catherine T. Hoyt Chicagen Ro E. Field Draper Istorical Society

Bridal Couple Leaves for California Trip

A bridal couple who resided in the community years ago left yesterday for a trip to California as Pre Sun sends good wishes and a hopeful tone for their journey.

California

Fremont Exhibit Praises Farmers Alliance Display

Fremont's exhibit at the Territorial Fair garnered high praise. Robert Barnaby reports the alliance display was well received with wheat and oats noted as top choices and the corn entry earning a first premium and cash prize of 2 dollars.

Fremont Oipprr Robert Barnaby Farmers’ Alliance Peearont Barnaby Cueves Robert Harnay Biriners Wye Paleo Eiwoon Miran

Appel Case Delayed By Indictment Technicality

Indictment against Peter Appel for a brutal Green River knife assault on William P. Hlonter was set aside due to a defect in drawing up the indictment. Appel bound over for appearance at the next court term while public anger grows over the delay.

Peter Appel William P. Hlonter Green River Areuta Appel Sweetwater County

Suit for damages tried in Fort Collins

Mrs FM Spencer sued Stirling Birmingham and James Billingsley for damages of 1500 in Fort Collins. The jury ruled for the defendants Thursday night after expert Wyoming and Colorado counsel argued the case. Attorneys Seevers Davidson and Clark spoke for the defense, while Judge Hollard and Judge Bullard delivered the notable remarks.

Stirling Birmingham James Billingsley FM. Spencer Fort Collins Wyoming Colorado Spencer Caldwell and Groesbeck Laramie City Corlett, Lacey and Riner Cheyenne Judge Hollard George W. Seevers Davidson and Clark Army of Talent Cay Messrs. Seevers Davidson Bullard

Sheriff Recaptures Escaped Horse Thief in Converse County

Sheriff J T Williams arrived from Douglas and took possession of William Darrow, captured by Sheriff Martin and identified by facial scar. Darrow is not the gang member already broken up days earlier. the gang had broken into five Converse County ranches and fled north.

J.T. Williams Douglas William Darrow Martin Darrow Converse County William

Desert Patents Filed at Cheyenne Office for Laramie County Names

Twenty four land patents granted yesterday at the Cheyenne land office to settlers from Laramie county. Names include Fred ot Dennis Patrick Mullion Daniel tlman Lemuel Smith C E Dyer Willian So Jenks John Po Shiver William Ko Aker Albert Rouleau Charles Smitt Jebo Morrison Colin McDougall John Mc Doupeau Albans Joseph Murphy Michael Themes Willian Billing Joti Tarkus Cirbirn acuity Jow Willian Doughty Gad George Bieutighans Morris Resvalawin Crouch Jonathan Ko Grathele Neb Gioarne I has Neb Albert Wo Devils and others.

Cheyenne Land Office Laramie County Fred Ot Dennis Patrick Mullion Daniel Tlimnan Lemuel Smith C .E. Dyer Willian So Jenks John Po Shiver William Ko Aker Albert Rouleau Charles Smitt Jebo Morrison Colin McDougall John Mc Doupeau Joseph Murphy Michael Themes Willian J Shiat Willian Hh Doughty Gad George Bieutighans Morris Resvalawin Crouch Comnts Jop Han Ko Grathele Neb Gioarne I Albert Wo Abe

St Marys Ladies Relief Society Ball At Reese Hall

A large turnout attended the St Marys Ladies Relief Society ball at Reese hall. Guests enjoyed a fine supper and dancing with music by The Ge Casion Love, ending a pleasant evening with tea and good company.

St Mary's Reese's Hall

The Constitution Praised as Near Ideal by Believers

A reader notes the constitution is not perfect but will gain wide approval as no document can please everyone. The piece argues it is the best nation has known and deserves support despite inevitable criticisms.

Rock Springs

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bishop Burke J. M. Carey the Railroad Commission Coal Prospects Pacific Railroad Capitol Senator Hurst Frye Plains Hurst Flo Territorial Harney Peak Krewsa Cornwall Boyland Crosar TIN Womens’ Christaan Temperance Union Railroad Notes Wyoming State Archives and Historical Department Green Proco Prairie Avenue George Bartell Livestock Commission Mr. Martell Mrs. Wortel Bartell Love Emmett Mr. Bartell Indianapolis Oreen Will Swan Denver Inter Ocean Bim Namie Fremont Sheriff Williams
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