Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-02-14
Brief News Notes
FrOra An Parts o.
Wyoming

Merritt OH Corporation has COM
ploted two more wells In Big Muddy
field.
Cheyenne will be- the scene Of the
next meeting Of the Colorado.Wyo
ming Laundry owners Association.
The wind River refinery is 10 be
enlarged. The compan, has ron
ttacted sixteen new wells to be
drilled In 1919.
The state OF wyoming Is now maxi
ing more than 100000 annually as
It's share In royalties from oil taken
from state land.
Chcyennc's record for sending
Young men In the service during the
present war has caused the opening
of n navy recruiting station there.
The u. s. Fuel Administration for
Wyoming announces that from and
after Feb. /, next. Il will cease to reg
ulate the retail margins and selling
prices OF retail dealers.
a monster lion measuring G feet III
inches and weighing approximately
300 pounds was killed In the hills near
Sheridan by J. w. Howell. The body
OF n fu%ll.grown elk, killed by the lion,
was found nearby.
Neewah. a little brown bear, was
captured in the Big Horn mountains.
kept for awhile at the Aber ranch,
near Sheridan. and sold for $50. the
proceeds going to care for a French
orphan.
Liquor dealers of Cheyenne are
making feverish efforts to dispose of
heavy o%verstocks OF liquor, which
was purchased many months ago.
Stocks ranging In value from S25 900
to $4,000 are on hand in Chey-
enne.
The first we'll to be spudded in In
the Round Butte oil field in Weld
county. eighteen miles south OF
Cheyenne. will be in the northeast
corner of section ~. township IL
north, range 90 west. by the Cactus
Company.
LiSating a twisted piece of paper
for the amusement of his year-old
sister. placed in his charge while his
parents went for a load of hay, the
3-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Dussard, dry farmers OF Table noun
tain. set the little home on fire. The
baby sister was burned to death.
Yale Wright. rs, former employee OF
the Casper p%ostofflce, confessed In
the Federal Court at Cheyenne TO rob.
hing United States mails OF between
81. 900 and $4,000 worth OF jewclry aud
~valuables and cmbezzling $1,000 In
cash and War Savings Stamps from
the accounts Of fellow employees.
That Wyoming's trout fishing Is o
valuable asset, attracting many tour.
lists to the state. and hat the propa.
CATION of fish should be encouraged,
was the CONSENSUS of opinion In the
House Of the Legislature when two
so-callod 'fish" bills came before the
committee OF the whole for considers
ton,
Because the War Department
failed to release him from army serv-
Ice after II had been recommended
by the chairman of the district ex-
emption board. Lieut.. Lloyd Snyder.
whose home Is at Valley. near Cody,
Wyo., committed suicide by drown
- IN the Tonhue river neal Fort
Keough.
A $4,000 community potato stor-
age warehouse viii be constructed by
the farmers of Powell for storing the
coming summers crop. b. T.. Eli
oft has charge Of the subscription.
which Will be confined to growers.
The warehouse will be located AT
Powell and will have n capacity OF
lao ears.
A vendcttn. having It's origin In
n s%tiletto thrust made In far-off Aus
tria before the latest victims were
born. and rclentlessly pursued for
nearly 100 years. resulted In the
dynamitinR OF the home Of John
B%ergtognolli at Rock Springs.
with a record of having shipped
more than 100000 bushels OF
wheat from this section last season.
local farmers have sold stock In a
mutual elevator which will be erect
cd In time for the 1919 wheat cror
at Gillette. The greater portion OF
the wheat yield OF last vear was
from dry lands.
That herding sheep is conducive "a
Insanity II apparently confirmed In
the. report Of the superintendent oil
the state insane asylum at Evanston
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