On this day: March 26, 1890 – call for statehood for Wyoming

In the Journey section of the Wyoming Tribune Eagle today, Sunday, the headline was, “On this day in 1890, Territorial Delegate Joseph M. Carey introduces a bill calling for statehood for Wyoming.”

Joseph Maull Carey, who will eventually be 8th governor of Wyoming

Come summer, Cheyenne will be celebrating its 150th anniversary as a city – it was founded in July 1867 as a tent city with inhabitants working for or making money from the Union Pacific railroad which was being built. You can see what the city has planned at this link: http://www.cheyenne.org/cheyenne150/

Also in the Journey section today was an article with the headline Casper’s Recreation Economy on the Rise (pg E2), and the headline of the continuation of the story on page E3 was Casper: More than 70% in Wyo. recreate.

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The path of totality extends from Caspar to the east to smaller towns like Torrington, Wyoming, before moving into Nebraska. All hotels and motels in those cities are already booked, but anyone who wants to see the eclipse can always make Cheyenne or even Fort Collins their sleeping base, and then just drive up for the eclipse (getting to their destination very early!!!) which is scheduled to reach totality at 11:43 am and will last for two minutes. The journey before and after totality should be spectacular to watch as well, though it’s important to wear the appropriate protective eye covering – sun glasses will not do the job!

 

 

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