, 1900-03-01
WYOMING NOTES.

has purchased a steam shearing plant
which will be erected at the ranch near
Grin Junction mt once.
L. CAN'T and A. Webber recently
purchased 1900 head of sheep ut Bill
ings and viii run the bunch on the
range near Casper.
Copper mines In the Deer Creek dis
trict, near Casper, are attracting atten-
ton. Peacock ore, which averages
fifty per cent. copper has been struck.
The owners of the Ferris aggerty
copper mine at Battle Lake have been
offered S2,OOO,OOO for the property by
an eastern syndicate and have been
given until April LIST to accept or reject
the offer. 1t is said there is S3.O00,OOO
worth of ore in sight I'm the mine.
Two prisoners, William Foley and
James Landers, in the county Jail at
Evanston, who are awaiting trial for
murder, made n desperate effort to es-
cape on the nth. They disarmed and
held Sheriff Ward as Il prisoner. They
We're, however, unable to get away,
and a close watch was kept on the jail
by mt men for three days before
the outlaws surrendered. They We're
hnally starved into submission.
The famous old Indian chief, Wash
axle, is dead. at his home on the ShO-
reservation. lie has been head
chief of his tribe for more than half II
century, during which period he has
hIMaSS peer II slhuhch iflehd or Inc
Nhlte people Ike was more tnall
ninety years OF age IN MS carry ms
tory ne was FAMOUS as Il warrior, nut
IN pence became one oi IN" best, wisest
anu hpIest OF lhulah statesmen.
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A fatal dynamite explosion occurred
in the Union Pacific gravel pits, thirty
miles west of Cheyenne at noon Tues,
day. The dead are: John Boulangez.
laborer; Robert Parker, laborer. The
injured are: George Purfrey, legs shat
tered, skull crushed, will die; Phil
Forgan, legs mnngled and back i'll,
jured, may recover: james Edwards.
hole torn in neck. Will probably re
cover. inc nVr men Were einpIoyed IN
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