, 1919-03-06
Brief News Notes
From All Parts of
Wyoming
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.
Days will be held in Cheyenne
July 81 to &c. 1919.

The annual meeting of the Big Horn
Basin Woolgrowers will be held in
Cody. w. t. Rich, an expert iron,
Australia, will give demonstrations on
classifying wool.
The Ohio Oil Company, drilling in
the Rock Creek field, thirteen miles
southwest of Rock river, brought in a
gusher flowing better than 1000 bar
rels and-spouting 200 feet.
Four hundred Wyoming officers and
men of the Fifty-first division were
entertained at a dinner and theater
party at Camp Dix at the expense of
the Wyoming Legislature.
Lusk will have Il S250,0OO hotel as
soon as three shifts of men, working
night and day, can construct it. 1t
will have PIG rooms with bath, in addi-
ton to ballroom and large banquet
hall.
Mrs. Lulu ]. Gehrett, IS, wife of an
employee of the Midwest refinery,
drank strychnine and ether at her
home in Casper and died. She is be-
ieved to have been respondent over
long illness.
Relatives of a victim of mob vio-
ence in Wyoming hereafter may col
lect $1,000 from perpetrators, or any
one of them, If apprehended, accord
ing to the terms of a law enacted by
the Legislature just closed.
Governor Carey appointed the fol-
lowing physicians members of the
State Board of Health: DR.. Edward
Lauzier, Rock Springs, w years; DIR.
A. B. Tonkin, Riverton, four years ;
DIR. c. Dana Carter, rhermopolis, two
years. .
Cheyenne's annual frontier show
will not be advanced in order to have
the 1919 exhibition before the state
goes dry June 80. Agitation for the
earlier date has been ended by a de-
cisive unanimous vote of the Frontier
committee to hold the big show as u.s.
ual during the last week in July, the
21st to 26th.
The Sheridan brewery, in all proba-
bility, will not manufacture beverages
containing alcohol, wen to the limit of
1 per centum as permitted by the new
state prohibition law which becomes
effective On July 1 next, according to
authentic information coming from of.
ficials of the. brewery. Instead, the
brewery is planning to manufacture q
near beer.
Frank Christensen of Carr, Colo,
who ear the uniform of the United
States navy, is under arrest in Chey.
enne, charged with passing two worth
less checks at drug stores. He has
been identified by Earl Sands as a
man who passed two worthless checks
on drug stores in Cheyenne, and, there
fore, is defendant to four charges of
passing worthless checks.
The federal herd of STANDARDIZED
horses, maintained at the Colorado
Agricultural college at Fort Collins
and which Colorado is understood to
desire to r%elinquish, will be taken
over by the state of Wyoming under
the provisions of an act just passed
oy the Legislature and signed by Gov
ernor Carey. The herd will be main
tanned at the State Soldiers and Sail
prs home at Buffalo.
Consistently with his action in veto
ing House bill Is, the "Americaniza-
ton measure, requiring all foreigners
Io,oon 49, onoe 90 10 ond o5 yaars
~ attend snec,aI c,osses INIT, tbev oh.
to,n a aood working Lno,vIadoo of tho
English language, Governor Carey has
vetoed a companion measure, House
bill 16, providing that foreigners shall
until st,,i.d IN sona vocotion tamsh,
In sroh n,as.as
carbon oieck manufacture from nat
urai gas from a Wen withih Ten miles
OF a own or INDUSTRY was prohiDiteu
Is",s,o.n.a TIT, no
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His last message erased by the sun
and wind, the body of an unknown