, 1921-11-24
Brief News Notes
From All Parts of
Wyoming
we.lern Neu.papsr unlon Nsw. serr!ee.l

Company has purchased from the Wyo-
ming Mill and Elevator Company of
Cheyenne the. elevator, coal house and
flour house on the Union Pacific right
of-way ut Burns.
Construction work on the wyoming
University campus is making satisfac-
tory progress in spite of the difficulty
of obtaining material. The contractors
nave found ii difficult to secure brick
FOR the construction of Hoyt hall so
that progress las been somewhat de
layed.
The Young Women's Christian Asso-
ciation of Sheridan will open n cafe
terin in the annex of the Western ho-
tel shortly after December /. Miss Ell
Nira Hass of New York City, an exper-
fenced Y. w. c. A. cafeteria director.
has been engaged as director of the en-
terprise.
Mart I. Christensen, receiver in the
United States land office at Cheyenne,
Is In receipt. of a very particular letter
from IL man in Iowa. All the writer
wants Is some cheap timber land
along the Shoshone river i'm Park coun-
~. Something near n lake or trout
stream where fishing and hunting is
good; about ten or fifteen miles from
Il town"
A mar closely connected with the
business between the University of
Wyoming and oil production in this
state predicts that the Midwest Re
filming Company and the Standard Oil
Company will sOon begin the enlarge
ment of the Midwest and Standard
refineries mt Laramie to care for the
Increased production possible in the
Rock Creek field.
The city of Cheyenne has given the
Chamber of Commerce Il five-year
lease on Frontier park in consldera-
zion of the chambers agreement to
build therein a new steel g~randstand
with Il seating capacity of 1900 or
more. The annual Frontier Days cell
ebrations are managed by n committee
representing the Chamber of Com
merce, which in turn is the represent
alive of the people of Cheyenne in Civ
ing the famous Wild West carnival.
Burns detectives arrested NJ. l..
Brennan, alleged bogus check artist, as
he stepped off a train in Los Angeles,
on n charge of bilking numerous banks
and merchants on the way from Den
yer 10 the California city. Two checks,
n for $50 on a Salt Lake City bank
and n for $3.50 on the Stock Grow
ers National bark of Cheyenne. we're
cashed by Brennan. Burns men said.
The sleuthS declare both We're forger-
les. Brennan will be extradited to
Wyoming.
Work on the new Burlington
road has been started. This road will
be twenty-five miles in length and
will be constructed Jointly by the var
ious towns and communities interest
ed, the county commissioners and the
state highway department. the latter
doing all of the grading. 1t is esti-
mated that the road can be finished
by the middle of the winter and at "A
cost of about $500 per mile. This
proposition was fostered by the Com
mercial Clubs of the towns of Basin
and Greybull.
The county commissioners of Albany
county have sold Ia n Denver firm
$4,000 worth of Albany county road
'F''N'F - hA iiiitlNNN Nv s7sts
The city council of Laramie sold to an
other firm of Denver, for par and ac-
crued interest, $l03,00O Of city water
bonds. These bonds will he delivered
$4,000 Immediately, $4,000 December
-, S25,00o January l, and $4,000 Feb
ruary l.. The first S25, 100 will he used
In repnying the water fund of the city
for money borrowed by the general
fund for current expenses.
Joe Morgan and William Hulstrom
We're bound over to The District Court
AT Basin on charges Of manufacturing
n having In possession intoxicating
liquor. The men started operations In
II basement in G%reybull and n lady
living on the floor above smelled the
moon" and notified the officers who
made II raid and got the men, still
and booze.
The Marbleton State Bank OF Mar
bleton, Lincoln county, was robbed Of
less than $500 in cash and some valu-
able papers. the robbers entering the
bank by forcing the front door. later
by prying open the front loon of the
safe. The matter is In the hands of
Lincoln county officials n A. s..
Isoach Of Cheyenne, the state law en-
forcement officer.
The State Board Of Charities and
Reform has decided to comply with
the provision of the session laws of
Wyoming, 1921, chapter 113, and turn
the W. branch hospitals at Sheridan
and Casper, WyO, over 10 the counties
January /, providing the boards of
county commissioners comply with the
law which provides for the sale to
the counties at the price fixed at 81
ench.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hadclin Clarke of Laramie. Mr..
CLARKE .poa n oolIfar q, The ..-l..