Beaver Creek News Highlights Local Trips And State Tax Debate
Gay Hayden visits town while Henry Flohr travels to Denver with hogs and Chas. V yvey. Ralph Woods brings a threshing machine to Parkison ranch as the Hayden and Platt families plan moves to Boulder. Residents meet at the school house to rehearse Christmas songs and others return from trips to Omaha, Denver and Fort Collins. Mrs. Hayden and children visit the Toothaker ranch, while the state board of equalization seeks full cash value for livestock and other property taxes.
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Gay Hayden
Henry Flohr
Denver
Chas
Yvey Ralph Woods
Parkison Ranch
Harry Anderson
Charles Hayden
Beaver Creek
W. N. Toothaker
Omaha
Fort Collins
Wyoming assesses property at full cash value urged
Assess value across Wyoming at full cash value, says state tax commissioner John McGill who filed his report to the governor. He urges county assessors meet annually to discuss valuation problems and related issues.
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State Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
State Board of Equatation
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
John McGill
Public lands grabbed by homesteaders rise sharply
Washington D C Dec 7 Public lands in the United States are being taken up by homesteaders in rapidly increasing quantities as shown to be reported today by the secretary of the interior. Twenty million acres were claimed by private entities in the latest figures.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Wind River Project Gets Boost With $100,000 Hope
Lander Wyoming December 15 news reports new hope for the Wind River project after Congressman Monty wired that a total $100,000 in appropriations has been secured. The sum was raised from an original $50,000 through an additional $50,000 attached in the house, signaling federal interest in curving and ore work.
Sheep killed in wreck near Rawlins Wyoming
Several hundred Idaho sheep in four double deck cars were killed in an eastbound Union Pacific stock train wreck one half mile west of Rawlins. The train left standing while the engine was sent ahead to start another. Brakes failed, rear end collision caused most deaths. No persons injured. Track cleared by 6 15 a m.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Idaho
Notice of Publication for Charles T. Pletcher Land Claim
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated December 11 1916 announces Charles T Pletcher of Battle Creek Colorado filed a homestead entry on October 21 1912 covering multiple lots in section 20 township 13 north range 66 west 6th principal meridian. Final three year proof to establish claim set before C R Watson Rawlins Wyoming January 18 1917 with witnesses Andy Rasamunsee Robert Rasmyo een Samuel Koykendgil and J Binger all of Battle Creek Colorado.
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charles T. Pletcher
Battle Creek
Colorado
Township
Range
6Th Prin. Meridian
Base
C. R. Watson
District Court
Rawlins
Andy Rasamunsee
Robert Rasmyoeen
Samuel Koykendgil
J Binger
Register
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Boulder
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