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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1889

Page

3

Bishop Burke Endorses Statehood and Constitution for Wyoming

In a brief interview, Bishop Burke expressed strong support for Wyoming becoming a state. He lauded the proposed constitution as a creditable instrument, urged broad public support, and warned that rejection would hinder the territory’s progress and economic prospects. He favored minimal changes and emphasized the need for local unity and capital from abroad.

Sus Burke Franky Wyoming Europe Washington Far West Congress

Unquestionable Standing and Leadership in Territorial Affairs

The speaker praises a prominent leader for steadfastly serving territorial interests and statehood efforts. He emphasizes personal gratitude, noting the territory benefits from strong leadership and expresses confidence that good leadership makes a major part of the work complete.

Senate Pacific Railways Committee Arrives in Cheyenne

The Senate committee on Pacific railroads led by Senator Frye arrived in Cheyenne at 8:30 PM aboard three Mullman palace cars. The party includes Dawes Platt Davis and others and plans a city tour before departing for Salt Lake City with no stopover to San Francisco. The visit aims to inspect branch lines and assess Union Pacific prospects, creating favorable reporting for the railroad.

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

Anaconda Reduction Works Astonishes Montana Observer

A Salt Lake editor reports from Anaconda marveling at the vast Anaconda reduction works. He describes iron buildings, mill trains, and 2,000 ore suppliers plus thousands more for material, claiming the plant and its town growth mark a new era in ore concentration and efficiency.

Goodwin Salt Lake Swansea

Coal Prospects Near Sundance Spark Investment

Last week several men organized a company and raised $1,000 to develop a coal find six miles east of Sundance. The formation mirrors Kilpatrick mines in the Stockade country, with a larger coal vein. locals expect a more extensive field. Wyoming farmer G M Cummings urges an immediate viaduct, and plans are to be rushed for city council prosecution of the work.

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

Visitors tour Cheyenne with Wyoming statehood talk

Governor Warren led a senatorial party touring Cheyenne in carriages from Pullman cars. They viewed the capitol, praised the city, and discussed Wyoming statehood with senators including Frye Platt and Dawes while a farewell serenade blessed their westbound departure.

Omaha Editorial Urges Tin Industry Expansion in Black Hills

The Omaha editorial notes a projected population rise to 30 000–50 000 and anticipates manufacturing growth in the Black Hills tin region. It argues Omaha should push to expand markets and participate in the predicted local industries once tin production begins.

The Omaha Black Hills Hue

Wyoming WCTU adopts temperance resolutions in Evanston meeting

SeventWyo convention at Evanston October 2 3 adopts multiple resolutions praising temperance work. They call for support of Sabbath observance a constitutional amendment for women suffrage and enforcement against impure literature while urging cooperation with prohibition efforts and child education against intemperance.

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

Railway Notes Highlight Eastbound Freight and Dispatch Changes

Ogden Union Pacific reports an average daily eastbound freight load of 125 cars. A nine car silk freight train passed through last Wednesday, likely the era’s most valuable locally. Pacific Short Line surveyors progress east of the Green River toward South Pass, bearing Bear River as permanent line. Trainmaster Corwin remains in Green River due to a missing dispatcher, with J. H. Humphrey temporarily in charge. UP to add a third train dispatcher to handle increased workload. Northern Pacific Roadmaster Fitzgerald, detained in Idaho on a coal theft charge, faces forgery accusations from a prior line.

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

Pleasant reception for Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Lamkin at Baptist church

Last evening a largely attended reception at the Baptist church honored Rev. Mr. Lamkin and his wife. Mrs. Richards sang two numbers and an orchestra provided entertainment. Also noted: a jail escapee from Douglas was captured in Union Pacific yards and will be returned. George M. Jewell of Laramie City named notary public by Governor Warren.

Douglas Union Pacific Willian Darrow Willian George M. Jewell Laramie City Warren Green Chicago Proco Prairie Avenue George Bartell Livestock Commission Mr. Martell Omaha

Elopement of Emmett C Green Shocks Cheyenne Society

Details emerge of Emmett C Green and Mire J Hartel eloping from Chicago to Indianapolis and Cheyenne. The couple’s secrecy splits two prominent Wyoming families, with letters found linking Green to both women and a note from a safety deposit box revealing plans to abandon debts and assets. Green, a noted cattleman once linked to stock misappropriation, faces renewed attention as the affair unfolds.

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

Noted Historian Dr Lyman Draper Weds Mrs Catharine Hoyt

At Hon Geeme W Hoyt residence yesterday Dr Lyman Draper of Madison Wisconsin and Mrs Catharine T Hoyt of Chicago united in marriage Rev Ro E Field officiating. Draper, famed historical writer and long time leader and founder of Wisconsin Historical Society, author of Kiln Mountain and the Heroes. Mrs Hoyt is well known in society circles.

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

Bridal Couple Leaves for California Trip

A bridal couple who once resided in the community departed yesterday for a southern California journey. Local friends extend good wishes for a happy trip and safe travels.

California

Fremont Exhibit Praises Farmers Alliance Display

A Fremont item reports Robert Barnaby of the Farmers Alliance receiving praise for a territorial fair display. The wheat and oats were lauded as best exhibited, corn earned first prize with a toy and $2 prize, and a diploma was awarded to the alliance for the display.

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

Appel Case Delayed by Indictment Defect

The indictment against Peter Appel for a brutal knife assault on William P. Hlonter at Green River is set aside due to a defect in the drawing of the Indictment. Appel is bound over for appearance at the next term to await grand jury action amid widespread indignation in Sweetwater County.

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

Suit for Damages In Fort Collins Ends In Favor Of Defendants

Mrs. FM Spencer sued Stirling Birmingham and James Billingsley for 1600 damages in Fort Collins court. A jury returned a verdict Thursday night in favor of the defendants. Local and regional attorneys from Wyoming and Colorado argued the case, drawing much attention for their eloquence.

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 Darrow

Sheriff J T Williams from Douglas seized the escaped horse thief William Darrow who was captured locally by Sheriff Martin. A facial scar aided identification. Darrow is not part of the gang recently broken up by officers.

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

Desert land patents filed with names from county listings

Twenty four desert land patents were received yesterday at the Cheyenne land office. The list includes numerous names such as 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 Albans enunty Joseph Murphy Michael Themes Willian fb Billing ail Joti Tarkus Cirbirn acuity Jow Shiat Willian Hh Doughty Gad George Bieutighans Morris Resvalawin Crouch comnts Jop han Ko Grathele Neb Gioarne I has Neb and Albert Wo Devils.

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 Hosts Evening at Reese Hall

The ball and supper at Reese's hall attended by a large local contingent, with a lively dance and cheerful social program. Guests enjoyed a fine supper, music, and convivial company, ending a pleasant evening with music and dances.

St Mary's Reese's Hall

Constitution Endorsed as Best Ever by Faithful Advocates

A community statement praises the constitution as the best form ever conceived, arguing no document is flawless to please all, yet this one will meet broad approval and earn high regard after careful study. Local readers are urged to engage with the text and form their own judgments.

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 Mizner Fort Russell Seventh Infantry Harney Peak Krewsa Cornwall Boyland Crosar TIN Womens’ Christaan Temperance Union Railroad Notes Ogden Wyoming State Archives and Historical Department Mrs. Wortel Love Emmett Will Swan Denver Inter Ocean Bim Namie Fremont Sheriff Williams
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