, 1919-12-25
Brief News Notes
From All Parts of
Wyoming
Western Union New. Service


IN d discussion between "a Jap poss'
oharger n other Japs ABOUT going
10 WORK at the Queaiey mnhe w u,
at hemmerer, Oharger was shol anu
Is IN the hospital. ohargers wire was
shot ana Is dead.
The $4,000 railroad depot OF the
Northwestern Railroad Company at
Glenrock, was nearly completely de-
stroyed. There was little frelght IN
the depot and TINS cut down the loss
IL Is DeiieVeu nat u DO! lining Humps
in the station started the blaze
w. Il. Bush, a Hart mountain hunter
n trapper, has been given a Judg-
ment for $4,000 against DIR. w. Il. chill
colt, n physician of Belfrey, Mont, for
damages caused through the loss OF a
leg. Bush charged that he lost. MS
leg through the negligence of DIR. chill
colt, the case being tried in the DIS
trict Court at Red Lodge. The origi-
ma claim had been $4,000, but the at
torney for Bush said he would be sat
isfied with $4,000.
Orders given by the City Council OF
casper to FRANK WeDD, chler OF po-
lice, TO carry out past INSTRUCTIONS 10
close up all gambling devices anu
games resulted in official notice to
many downtown stores to cease oper-
alton of such devices. n boards
n slot mach1nes IN whlch the patron
takes the risk were hit heaviest by
the council orders. Stores having any
game or chances were given warning
as soon as Chief Webb received Or
ders from the council members.
Officials of the state prison at Raw
Inns are searching for Harvey Wallace,
prison intimate of William Carlisle,
the tram Dahdit, VINO escaped from
prison. Waiiace' Dy
'ames ooue' d Laramie county prisoh-
en- went over the prison Wills On IL
huee sno" urlIt winch haa peeh uriVeh
up 10 the leVei o. me walls. coue was
captured Two hours iater win potn
ieee anu hahos lro%eh' anu 1t may oe
necessary 10 ainputate tiiem' "aiiace
ieaueu U .ne heu ueselt Country ihto
Whlch o"rlisie recently maue MS es-
cape
More than 40 per cent of all the
cattle which were in Wyoming JanrS
airy l, 1919, have been shipped out OIL
the state-either to market or to feed
ing rounds In other states-and Wyo-
MINIS ranchmen are entering the winter
Of 19l9+2O with smaller holdings tina
for many years. In fact so greatly
have their holdings been reduced that
ont voor ond tho-noor nond,tions s,r
range feeding of This time tbere ,s
ororv rooson 20 ho,;avo that .ha oattIo
ramaintnr 4, .ho stato lii ,,,n.nr &c
,,oII n, H. Iorno, ho,d;nns ala a. .ha
nost
" ia,se a
States cavalry entirely of
Wyoming men has beer launched by
Maj. James III. Howder, recruiting Of
ficer at Fort d. A. Russell. 1--WE want
a Wyoming squadron for the Fiji
teenth," said Major Howder, because
we desire this regiment to maintain
Its standing as the finest cavalry unit
IT. a. aa nin,s
est nercentooe NJ nbvsicaIIv fit non
of any state or the 70 on wvomjnp
men registered for the draft. so. 300
were physically fit for military SER
vice, the percentage of fit men being
b.. was next with a per-
centage OF 500. me lowest state was
lHmu isiahu WIN d percentage ol
orders have been placed for 800
freight ears TO move 2o'ooo mead OF
cattie from sheriuah county ana al
This action was taken because of the
severe cold weather n shortage of
feed. Cattle losses In the recent cold
wave are said to be heavy.
II. p. Williams, expert government
wolfer. with b-eadouarters at sberi-
don hv L,Iinc a,oh,u n,nn ,uo,uo. q,