, 1921-06-16

AiNh III biOOhlgh dht anu M SliCulno
around there, from the government
hatchery at Saratoga, in a few weeks.
Lyman Peck, 20 years old, was in
stantly killed ut Casper when he was
struck by a motor truck. Peck was on
II motorcycle when he was hit. His
neck vas broken. Peck's father Is u
manufacturer residing in New York.
Edward Glass, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. C. Glass of ST. Cloud, Mimi, has
been identified as the stranger who
was blown to bits with Nelson A.
Glass, driver of n nitrOglycerin truck,
when n cargo they were transporting
from Casper to Thermopolis exploded
OF May 10 at Bonneville.
The fact that water was shut off
from the Manchester mains caused the
death of Paul Washut, 3-year-old son
of Joseph Washut. The child's mother
filled Il tub with water for use while
the supply was shut off and the baby,
falling headforemost into the tub, was
drowned. When the body was found
only the head and shoulders were I'M
der water.
Jim Ladas, 80 years old, proprietor
of the Burlington cafe at Casper, was
shot and killed by Nick Camets, so, a
former employee. -Four shots took eff
feet, one fired after Ladas had fled
from the store and lay in the street in
Il helpless condition. Camets was ar
rested. He alleges Ladas cheated him
out of II half interest in the restau-
rant.
Laramie county's farm bureau is in
the midst of preparation for two in
elusive celebrations and gatherings
this summer season. The first will be
the bureaus annual picnic at Archer
about the middle of July. Numerous
exhibitions of farm products, and ath-
letic event and novelty features will
be included in h program in order to
lend variety to the event. The Lara
mic county fair will be held at Burns
in the early part Of September. Ex-
hibits will be in such arrangement as
to facilitate their being transported to
the state fair at Douglas with mini
mum effort and expense.
The fact that the bull broke loose
after the operation of dehorning. not
before it, probably saved the life of
John Gates, who vas attacked by the
animal in his barn real Gillette. just
after he had finished taking off its
horns. Gates had the bulls feet tied
hui the ROPE loosened just as the op-
GRAFTON was finished and the bull went
into action. 1t cornered Gates. tossed
him to the roof of the barn, cauht him
as he descended, and again catapulted
him against the roof The bulls head
was so sore from dehorning, however,
that it then abandoned the attack,
leaving Gates dazed and badly bruised
on the barn floor.
The Rocky Mountain Highway Asso-
citation has beer formed ut Laramie
with L. C. Spencer of Lander, Wyo., as
president, ii. A. Edmonds of Fort Col
Inns. Colo, as vice president; Stanley
Edwards of Laramie as secretary, and
4. A. Kell of Rawlins, Wyo., rs treas
urer. These four officers, with Frank
A. Welty of Dubois, Wyo., Fred Healy
of Encampment, Wyo., and Otto
Gramm of Laramie. form the members
OF the executive committee. The pro-
posed highway will start at Denver
and run TO Lafayette, LOveland, Long
mont. Fort Collins, Tie Siding, Lara
mie. Encampment, Saratoga, Rawlins,
Lander. Dubois and Moran to Yellow
ston National park.
Rasmus Nicholson, pioneer rancher
n Cattleman of Big Piney, died at
Salt Lake City after a stroke of par
alysis. Death came suddenly: he had
been III only a few hours. He was 81
years old and had lived In the Green
River valley for n long time. He came
To this country from Denmark when
"A young mar and for ten years worked
in the mines at Rock Springs.
Manager Roche and Pitchers Kin
ney and Hit of the Scottsbluff team
Of the Midwest league were sem to
the hospital ut Laramie for treat
ment for tonsilitis. and 1t was
stated that Kinney will be out
OF the game for several days.
He is said TO be the star pitcher of the
Midwest league and the highest priced
man playing in any of the six clubs.
\ ruling handed down by Attorney
General w. l.. Walls has delayed the
building program for the local schools
at Lovell. He notified Attorney L. A.
Bowman that the entire proceedings
connected with the bond election were
Illegal. The proceedings were pre-
pared by bonding house attorneys. The
delay practically eliminates the chance
for a new high school building by the
next term.
Samuel A. Underwood, - years old.
of Cheyenne, shot and critically
wounded Miss Margaret Grler, % years
old, daughter Of William S. Grler. and
then killed himself with n bullet
through his heart. The shooting oc-
Cured ms Miss Grier was being &C.
companied home by Lieut.. A. II. Con