, 1922-09-14
LATE NEWS
From All OUer
w OMING

to boil all water used for drinking
purposes.
Articles of agreement have been
| signed for the merging of the First
State and Commercial Banks of Grey
bull. The consolidated Institution will
retain the title of FIRST State Bank OF
Greybull."
An automobile bus line furnishing
transportation for the eastern and
northern parts of Cheyenne not ut
present connected by the Cheyenne
Electric Street Railway Company is
the contemplated enterprise which Il
Cheyenne man has taken up with the
city commissioners.
Traffic over the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railroad was diverted owe
the Chicago x Northwestern between
Casper and Bonneville for twelve
hours when seven cars of extra freight
left the track and piled up ut n point
this side of Powder River recently.
The cause of the wreck is unknown.
The condition of Judge Il. Blake
Kennedy of the United States District
Court, Cheyenne, who was taken seri-
ously ill recently at Governor Carey's
home at Careyhurst, is so far i'm
to resume his court duties within the
next fortnight, it was announced by
his physician.
Sweeping reductions in Wyoming
valuations and taxes have been an
nounced by the State Board of Equali-
zatlon. The total levy for state pur-
poses for the year 1922 will be 3.06S
mills-the lowest in nearly a decade
and approximately 30 per cent under
last years. The total valuation will
be $40T, 2S3. 549.22.
Robert W. Palmer, 16 years old, is
in IL critical condition ut Greybull as
u result OF an accidental shooting. The
bullet passed through the bladder and
liver. y group of boys were examin-
ing IL new holster, when the trigger OF
the supposedly unloaded gun caught
in the holster and the gun was dis
charged.
Offers of scholarships to boy and
girl club champions in each of seven
counties in southern Wyoming have
been made by the Union Pacific Rail
road company. In addition 10 the
scholarships, which amount to about
$75 each, the company will provide
transportation for the winning student
to the State University ut Laramie.
j. -. Jones of College Station, Tex,
chief of the division of animal indus
try of the Texas State Agricultural
College, and l.. NJ. Peters of sub-sta-
tion No. IA, in southwestern Texas,
have purchased from the King Bros.
Sheep Company of Laramie forty
Rambouillet ewes to be shipped TO Cal
lege Station after Oct. l, to be used in
the breeding experiments in that state.
Seventeen thousand, three hundred
and fifty-three dollars and slXty-three
cents-that was tile net profit on the
1922 Cheyenne Frontier days. And II
was the biggest margin ever realized
in the twenty-six years history of the
show. This despite the fact that this
years attendance, owing 10 the uncer-
tain Industrial conditions, did not equal
either that of last year or year before
last.
The coroner's jury Mt Laramie held
that Conrado Pimentel, who was killed
ut Cooper Lake. died from four bullet
Wounds inflicted by shots fired by To
mas Salazar, and the latter was held
responsible. He will be charged with
murder in the first degree. The shoot.
ing followed what is thought to have
been the winning of money by Pimen-
tel in n card game and the effort of
SaluZar to take ii away from him.
DIR. Henry George Lorenz. II hypno-
list who has been filling an engage
ment in Il Sheridan theater, is under
arrest, charged with having hypnotlzed
two Sheridan minors in violation of
the state law. f.
Seized with uncomfortable and vlo-
lent insanity shortly after being re-
moved to II hospital in Casper for
treatment, Chas. Cannon, 50, was
committed To the state hospital for the
insane at Evanston MS soon as a Jury
ttNfN ~ thhINAAA'AAfhs hatlllllltH AZ
tackled several nurses at. the hospital,
and the efforts Of half a dozen men
were required to loosen his hands from
the throat of one.
Mrs. Mary Gonzales. - years old,
and Charles ID. Suluz, %, her neiglbor,
are in the Sheridan County Memorial
hospital. both suffering from danger.
Gus wounds made with razors, salaz
being so seriously Injured he may
die, and all because. 1t is alleged, Sal
az had slandered the woman Meeting
Salaz in the streets OF Kleenburn min
Ing camp. near Sheridan, Mrs. Coma
les Is said to have attacked him with
n razor ind IL Is said by witnesses that
Salaz gave battle.
Ncwton's Memorial Works OF sheri-