, 1920-03-04
Brief News Notes
From All Parts of
Wyoming
Newspaper Union News Service.


A new dancing pavilion 4OxsO feet.
rooted and screened, with hardwood
floor, will be erected in Greybull
shortly.
At a meeting of the Gates Oil Com
pany in Cheyenne the capitalization
was doubled. 1t was voted to change
the original capitalization of 81, 500, 900
to $5,00O,0OO.
The City Council at Greybull has
given its approval to a paving program
that will include the business district
and the city attorney Is drawing up le-
gal forms necessary to carry it through.
The geological survey has issued two
new bulletins on Wyoming oil fields.
Bulletin Tile describes the Big Sand
Draw in Fremont county, and 711-p
the southern portion of the Big Horn
basin.
Albert Fisher, former town marshal
and constable at Basin, has been found
guilty in the District Court of having
confiscated liquor while acting as an
officer and then reselling it to denizens
Of the underworld.
George Donovan was shot and in
stantly killed at Superior by John
Lamb, who is said to have accused the
victim Of having been unduly friendly
with Mrs. Lamb. Lamb, 1t is said, had
warned Donovan to remain away from
his wife.
Mrs. William Dickinson of Lander,
Mrs. b. b. Brooks of Casper, Mrs. E.. c.
Raymond of Newcastle and Miss May
Hamilton of Casper are the delegates
from the Wyoming Federation of
Women's Clubs to the fifteenth bien-
NAL meeting of the General Federation
Of Women's Clubs at Des Moines, Iowa,
June 16, 1920.
The city of Casper-has beer asked to
put a price on n small park, adjoining
the site of the present federal building,
to be used in estimates which the gov
eminent is compiling in fixing an APP
preparation for a new building there.
Present facilities are crowded far be-
yond their capacity in taking care of
the postal business.
Not observing the approach of a To-
connective which was leaving the Oregon
Short Line roundhouse at Kemmerer,
John w. S~cheidegger climbed out Of a
einuer PIT uiiee'is Hn'o the pain u inc
engine anu was run uowh. ms iegs
were severed close to his body. He
died after reaching a hospital, and Just
before his wife arrived.
An apartment house with a capacity
for seventy families viii be erected in
Thermopolis, construction work on
which VIII begin as soon as the wealth
er permits. The apartments Will have
two to five rooms each with bath and
isannaauna "a. T,a h..aa.ea In
contain a hall room and hiI,I.rd room
for the use of the tenants.
Mike skorun IL 10 dad "a tho 70.
suit of an unusual accident in No. s
mine of the Union Pacific Coal Com.
pany at Rock Springs. While he and
other men were leaving the mine In n
car. the car iumped tbe tro ck. coIIidsd
with a set of timberipg. knocked It
from place and caused n fall of rock
which had been upheld by the set. The
rock struck tho youth and inflicted 10.
tai injuries.
Twenty years after he was mustered
out OF the service In the S~panish-Amer-
ican war MAJOR hasmus Andersen,
ue"y appo ,ns.oi sene,a, vi
cast,a hos reca,rad sar,s,oa 49,, w.
the ph,linn,ne camnaIgn rho mado,
should have been issued at tbe close
of hostilities and Major Andersen has
waited patiently, being rewarded after
twenty years with the medal which al.
so allows another service bar.
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