, 1921-12-29
Brief News Notes
From All Parts of
Wyoming
western Newspaper Union New. Service. ,

was held up at his home a month ago,
was recovered In Denver by Natrona
county officers from u man to whom 1t
had been pawned for $500.
Sheriff Christensen and A. S. Roach.
Wyoming, traced the violutors of the
hide inspection law In the Bridger val
ley. They found that there had beer
no theft but that the violators had
been merely ignorant of the law.
Two MeNicans are under arrest at
Laramie, charged with robbing a
Union Pacific merchandise car in
transit OF several bags OF English wal
nuts. Fourteen bags were missed from
the car. but only one was found in
possession of the two men.
The State Highway Department has
leased n large plot Of ground from the
Basin city council for a term of ten
years. The highway department will
erect buildings thereon for storage and
a large shop where repair work will be
done. This will be headquarters for
this part of the state for the mechan-
ical repair work.
An American boy, whose name was
not a~scertained, MS he was unable to
talk, was cut in the throat by n Greek
laborer at Kemmerer and lies at the
hospital in n critical condition. The
witnesses TO the attack say That the
boy asked the Greek to pay $3.50 that
the lad said had been owing him for
several months.
Delegates TO the Wyoming Wool
growers convention to be held In Cas-
per, Jan. 3, 9 and I for the second con-
secutive year, will receive one chance
each on a registered Rambouillet ram
which will be ratified off at the close
of the convention. Other chances on
the animal will be sold to help defray
expenses of the gathering.
Reports from settlers in Black Thun-
der district, north of Douglas, state
that wolves are so micro and bold
this winter as to cause more trouble
than ever before known. One rancher
reports eight head of cattle as being
killed by wolves in the past ninety
days. Two experienced men are at
'NNch thhPANs GU ny III community ~
exterminate the pests.
Ameetingof the Basin city council will
he held in conference with the Public
Utilities Company of Greybull, relative
TO furnishing light and power for both
the towns of Basin and Greybull from
n electric unit. 1t is estimated that
Basin will be able to save 5000 a month
nv 0tteh GnrNf.a &c a,,,l e..
made the present municipal plant will
be used only in cases of emergency.
Erection of the first school building
In the Horse Camp district, twenty
three miles north Of Casper, has been
authorized as the result of increase in
school population of hat region
through the influx of homesteaders
and dry land farmers. This district
was devoted entirely to range purposes
only n short time ago, but homestead
ers' cottages o dot the landscape.
The final chapter in the lives of two
brothers who were informed during the
war for alleged obstruction of the draft
law, was written when their skeletons
were found in n canon several miles
from Rock Springs. BY means of pho
tographs and papers found in their
clothing the bodies were identified as
Joseph and Andrew Trentini, who dis
appeared In July, 1920, and were never
heard from since. During the war the
brothers were confined TO the Inform
ment camp Mt Salt Lake CITY Tbav 70
turned to Rock Springs and disan-
peared soon after. Authorities are
without a clew ms TO the cause Of their
deaths.
Tho auditor,,m ~, ,,a ,o, N...
countv b,gb school NJ casnar I'm na
eouInnad with MOTIF, nIctnro 49,
tIon mocbIne nv ths casnor vra,srSa
Cluh ~ a cost q, s.voraI h,,a a.
lars, 1t has lust been announced h
machine viii he used I'm connac,ion
with the regular school work md INV
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