, 1920-09-30
Brief News Notes
From All Parts of
Wyoming
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

anu Jackets, heiu up anu roppeu seN"iai
section men a snort distance from tocA
springs II oDtalhed 9zoo.
Dr. hnniie Doerehoers has oeeh eieel
ed mead OF the ue-
partment Oh inc University VI "yohh-
Ing M mas arrived In Laramie 10 as
sumo MS duties'
All records of the sixth district of
the Union Pacific between Laramie
City and Rawlins, when twenty-one
passenger trains ana seVenty-tour
freight trains were hahuiea' an aver
age OF one traih each 1914 minutes Ior
the twehsy-four hours.
Four days of ideal weather favored
the success of the Wyoming State
Fair, which came to a close at Doug
las with the largest aggregate attend
ance ever recorded. More than 10000
people, 1t is estlmateu' passed throush
the gates on the last Gay.
Claude j. Gavin, former manager of
the Continental Supply Company, was
found guilty by a jury In the district
court at Casper of embezzling $1,000
from that concern. Other indictments
against Gavin run the total of his al
legged embellishments into the thou
sands.
The enrolment in the public schools
at Laramie reached 9S2, and is X
pected to pass h N thousand mark.
There are 326 pupils in the East Side
School, 100 at the South Side, lib at
the West Side, 100 at the North Side,
1876 in the Junior High School and ISL
In the High School proper.
..ir mail service between Cheyenne
and Salt Lake City has been temporar-
lily abandoned, according to officials of
the service, because of a shortage of
airplanes. At present the mail is being
carried between these two points by
rail. Air service will be resumed as
soon as planes are available, the Off
Gals said.
Funeral services for Mrs. e. 81. KIM
ball, Il, pioneer resident of central
Wyoming, were held from her late
home in Glenrock following her sudden
death from injuries sustained in a fall
a sidewalk. A fractured hip, broken
arm and injured proved great
than her vitality could Withstand.
she lay unconscious for several days
n Gun
Nearly 100000 acres of land in
Wyoming, California and Montana
were classified by the department of
the interior under the stock raising
law, which makes public
lands available for entry for stock
raising purposes in tracts of GAO acres
or less, 1t was reported today. The
areas by states are: Wyoming, g.
olI'es4 acres; California 9lI,599, and
mon9ana' No'o4o.
At the request of County Attorney
of Fremont county, the gov
ernor has offered a reward of $3.50 for
the capture of Joe korich, alleged as
sailant of Guy Robertson. On the night
August Both three men pounced
upon Mr.. Robertson, manager of the
foposia coai mines near huuson' and
MS paymasters' anu attempted TO get
away Win the $Io,oVV "hlch the fo-
posia men were taking ior the
pay roh.
Joe Glass of Diamondville reported
for work at $3.50 a. m, eight hours
after his automobile leaped eighty feet
from the road between Kemmerer and
Diamondville and was dashed to pieces
on the rocks. Persons who heard the
crash round Glass unconscious beside
the demollshed machine. he quick
y iesaineu conseioushess, prospecteu
nm' y INJURIES iouhu hohe' colh'
PC ~ Jouines on ioo''
ny at ~ euSu,y 'ihie neat morh-
iHs was VII IN Joo'
The Wyoming State Teachers As
ISOLATION will meet at Lusk, Wyo.,
October 9th to Sth inclusive. The Of
ficers of the association are doing
IN tneir power TO make the
meeting interesting aho instructive ana
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