, 1922-10-26
LATE NEWS
From All Over
w YOMING

The Women's Departmental Club o
Casper has purchased two lots as ths
site for IL home for the organization
to be built ut some future date.
Contractors are finishing the cement
work on the new reservoirs for Basins
water system and IL new power house
is being constructed. the total cosl
| being 100000.
Arrangements have been completed
and the lease signed which will give
Buffalo and vicinity the largest coal
mine it has ever had, it was announced
In the Buffalo Voice.
The train dispatcher's office for the
sixth district of the Union Pacific,
from Laramie TO Rawlins, closed or
at Laramie with o. ii. F.. Robinson
as the chief dispatcher.
Advice calling for the boiling of all
Casper water used for drinking pur-
poses has been resclnded by health
authorities ut Casper, following
analyses showing that the water is
again safe to drink.
iht toNu VI Cout dds tlHHioNtu
counsel to defend Harry l.. Wi,yd,
town marshal, who was shot recently
by Bruce Hodges, federal prohibition
officer, when Wizard was arresiing the
Inter on IL charge of being intoxicated.
Wyoming will have a potato show
this year, the first of its kind in this
state. Torrington, being in the heart
nf fha nnfntn ali riot has hoon caIAaf-
ed for the show. Ii is to be an annual
affair. The date is set for November
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Harry Wizard, city marshal of Cody,
and Rex Spencer have been formally
charged with assault with intent to
commit murder us the result of the
miXup in which they engaged with
Bruce Hodge, Il Federal prohibition
agent from Cheyenne. They pleaded
not guilty when arralgned on the
charge.
Despite reports of an apparently au-
thentic character which have been
emanating from Casper and other To-
calities in Wyoming to the effect that
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company is to construct II
railroad from Casper to Sheridan. this
information is not correct, according
10 late reports.
Movement of feeder lambs from Ma
trona county to the northern Colorado
feedlots is in full swing and 1t is esti-
mated that Il total of ITO cars viii
have been shipped from Casper soon.
Thirty-five cars of lambs were shipped
TO Fort Collins in n lot consigned
from Bishop and Bucknum stations on
contracts negotiated earlier in the
year.
Oil lands in the Salt Creek field and
oil produced therefrom of the value of
many millions of dollars. one estimate
placing the value as high as $43,000,-
900, are involved in an action in equity
in the United States District
Conrt Tor Wyoming by Henry Miller
of Lusk, Wyo., against the Midwest
Oil Company and Il number of other
corporations and individual defend
ants. Miller claims an interest in the
lands, which V 2.24O acres, through
placer locations made thirty-five years
Despite repeated statements TO the
1t Is still being said In Chey-
enne that those who voted ut the prt-
mary election this year, do not ave
to register. That is Incorrect, accord
ing TO the Cheyenne Tribune. Regard
less OF whether you voted at the pri-
mary or not, registration Is required
of every voter who Will cast his vote
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