, 1922-12-20
LATE NEWS
From Ali Ouer
COMING

The Wyoming Consistory No. l, Scot.
fish Rite Masons aid the cornerstone
for the $4,000 cathedral at Cheyenne
a few days ago.
The First National Bank of Newcas-
tie has absorbed the Newcastle Ma
ttonal Bank. This gives the First Ma
tional assets aggreGatins over $780,
900.
Precipitation from the snOwstorm
which visited central Wyoming recent
iy totalled 0.4T of an inch, according
to readings of the government weather
observer ut Casper.
Harry Brennan, ~, who won the
worlds championship rough riding
championship 1t Cheyenne Frontier
Days celebrations in 1905 and again in
1906, died recently in Salt Lake City.
Joseph Flowers, a Union Pacific fire
man, met with an accident that result
ed in his death. AS his train was ear
ing Creston he was struck on the head
by timber p%rotruding from a passing
train.
Harry o. Cover met what must have
been almost instant death when he
was struck on the head by Il falling
cellar door at the homestead of his
brother-in-iaw, Charley Moore, on Cop
per mountain.
Ida Durham, who is serving n twen-
ty-year term in the ~penltentiary at
Canon City. Colo, for the murder of
Jack Delury in Casper on June 10,
1921, has been denied a new trial by
the Wyoming State Supreme Court.
Partial reports on the one days
campaign Tor funds to keep the Boy
Scout work going for the next year
show hat approximately $1,000 is in
tile hands of the executive committee
at Casper and more is to be heard
from.
Eric r. Johlke, former cartain in the
A. E. f., and now a Burlington en-
| ploye at Sheridan, was again victim of
a thugs attac.,, the fourth within a
month. He was found unconscious in
the car inspectors shed in the railroad
yard. a broken yard lantern nearby
indicating it had been used as a
weapon.
AT a meeting in Green River of rep
resentatives from the high schools of
southwestern Wyoming an %organiza-
ton known as the Division 1 of the
State High School Athletic Association
was formed. The league rules and reg
ulations governing the contests We're
adopted. Arrangements were made
whereby the division championship
would be decided at the enc of the
various sports seasons. Astrophy will
be the prize for the champion team.
The route of the Sinclair pipe line
through Platte county and down the
North Platte has been announced. The
survey, which has been partially made,
is to join the pipe service of the COM
pany in Kansas. The survey goes from
Teapot to Carcyhurst, thence about II
straight line to the Freeman ranch on
La Bonte, thence west of the Leach
ranch, close to the Arbuthnot ranch,
by Bear Springs, crosses the Yellow
stone highway south of the Bert
Wright ranch, thence to Guernsey,
thence southeast through the Goshen
Hole, via Sidne Neb., and just east
of Brush, Colo, TO the terminal.
The King Brothers Sheep Company
~ A-tAAa I'm 10 pAiAiNo "a \
that it had won first prize for aged
ram, second and third for yearling
am, SECOND for lamb ram second and
third for yearling eve, first and third
for eve lamb, first for pen of lambs,
champion flock and champion ram ut
the international on its Rambouillet
flock. ]. Ii. Ling, IL member of the
company, was reelected president of
the American Rambouiliet Association.
Six flocks of Rambouillets were shown
from Wyoming, Illinois, Ohio and Cali
fornia, the stiffest competition the
King sheep ever encountered.
The 2-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Astle of Grover died a few
hours after receiving injuries from
pigs. The child had wandered into the
pig pen and was mortally injured be-
fore his mother, attracted by the unu-
sual commotion and noise, could take
the child away from the Infatuated an
imuls. The little victim died without
regaining consciousness.
Wade II. Barnes is in the county
Jail under bonds of $1,000 for shooting
Robert jenkins mt the Saul ranch ON
the LuBonte, neal Douglas. Barnes
took our shots ut Jenkins, only one of
which tool effect, the wound being in
the fleshy part of the hip. The quar-
rel that resulted in the shooting was
caused by Il disagreement concerning
the ownership of Il hog.
Survey of the Casper freight rate
situation has resulted in the discovery
OF many of Embellishments. some of
which have been corrected and others
remain TO be taken up, according to w.
L.. McGarry, vice president and gener-