, 1915-07-08

Sept. 2i-2S-Natrona county Fair at
Sept. si.-as.-Bis Horn County Fair at
Sept. 2S-oct. Eleventh Annual wy
Soming State Fair at Douglas.
Wyoming has a new town called
Lenore. -sG. IA
Five deserters from the U. 8. army
were captured in Cheyenne.
The machinists' strike on the Union
Pacific was officially declared off.
The machinery of the new Casper
brewery has been put in operation.
B., F. Bruce and R. p. Tyndall are
suffering from tick fever at Thermop-
olis. "a w
The French government inspectors
purchased over 100 head of horses in
Cheyenne. eN
Three Wyoming boys graduated
from the University of Michigan at
Ann ArboraP92
A concrete and brick ~smokestack.
250 feet in height, will be a feature OF
the sugar factory at Sheridan.
The body of the man found on the
bank of the Platte river below Cas-
per was identified as Gregg Johnson.
1t cost Lincoln county $4,000 to
secure the conviction OF five murder
ers' in the last term of the District
Court. u F3.o q. -n
The Liberty bell will stop in Chey
enne as minutes on July 10, accord
ing to a revised copy of the itinerary
of the trip.
The Glendo Cattle Company Of Glen.
do. with a capital stock OF 500, 900,
filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary of state.
Arrangements for the construction
of a 7hydro-electric power plant on the
Pop Agie, nine miles southeast OF
Lander, are being made.
William Castleman, a sh%eepherder
employed near Gillette, is under ar.
rest charged with having killed a
horse belonging to his employer.
Internal evenu taxes for Colorado
and Wyoming for the fiscal years Just
ended totaled s1,566.7 15, an increase
of 80 per emf over the previous year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Freeman OF
Idaho Falls, Idaho, celebrated their
s~ixty-second wedding anniversary at
at the home of Mrs. Ed Vim, their
daughter, in Cheyenne. .v
Western Nebraska, Southeast Wyo.
ming and Northeastern Colorado met
with the Denver Chamber of Com.
merce and fixed up their Lincoln
highway differences. .,.
+. w. Whitcomb, who was killed by
lightning together with his favorite
riding horse at his ranch near Moor.
croft recently, had expressed a wish
that this horse might die with him.
Thirty das in jail and a fine of 500
was the sentence imposed on Jack
Dalton of Cody by Judge Metz for the
theft of a quantity of bedding belong,
ing to J. W. Howell.
The Cheyenne cadet band, attired
as cowboys, participated in the parade
and reception given by the Cheyenne
ranch OF Cowboy Rangers in honor
of Colonel W. F. Cody.
Basin is considerably excited over
the discovery in the local oil fields
that a quantity of high grade oil is
oozing from the well on the Cleye
land Tillard tract, one mile east OF
hat place.
The first passport ever issued in
Park county was issued by George s
Russell, clerk of the District Court, to
Carl Johnson, IA farmer living neal
Cody who is planning to take a trip
to-Sweden.
Theliehuck wagon" feej given at
the Industrial Club in Cheyenne in
honor of. William f. Cody, Buffalo
Eih,I' by Camp No. 2 ofsthe National
Order of Cowboy Rangers, was at
tended by nearly 100 'pards" of the
Cheyenne ranch! =
w. l.. Quayle, superintendent of the
Wyoming experimental farms. states
that he state dry farm board is con-
sidering inviting the public to attend
a picnic at the Archer demonstration
farm seightl miles east of Cheyenne.
about July 10. sf.yt
I-Be,Dam.. Legitimate. successor OF
Old Steamboat as the worst outlaw
bucking horse in the world, is ready
and waiting for Frontier Days at
Cheyenne, July 81, 90, 90 and "a, ac.
cording to a letter received by T. Joe
Cahill, secretary of the Citizens
Frontier committee, from Charles
Maginnis of Lusk, owner of the brute.
The State Supreme Court handed
down an opinion affirming the judg.
ment of the District Court of Weston
county in finding William McAdams
guilty of the crime of the larceny of
two horses. McAdams stole the two
horses, which were valued at $40;
from Elizabeth Thompson, who resides
on a ranch neal Newcastle, Oct. 8,
1918.
Sheridan county was enriched to
the extent of 81, 200 when four men,
charged with illegal sales of liquor,