, 1922-09-06
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NEWS ITEMS

@tAtth 'Ht'tfH6
death, Sam Anderson, a Rock Springs
youth. killed himself.
The first trainload of coal from the
Hanna mines since about the first of
April was sent from that station over
the Union Pacific u few days ago.
The intentional poisoning of cattle in
the Goshen county ranges is charged
in Il report made to Dr.. Il. +. Davis,
stilte veterinarian.
Natrona county high school will send
its band of twenty-five pieces to the
Wyoming State Fair at Douglas on
Casper day" Sept, 10.
The miners in the Rock Springs field
went to work in earnest after a day of
leaning up and inspection of the in
teriors.
Reflection of the suns rays came
near causing n small c~onflagration in
the window OF the Tripeny drug store
nj Casper, when a small blaze started
in the d~raplngs was extinguished.
Control of the Caspag Daily Tribune
and the Wyoming Weekly Review has
passed from ]. Il. and Il. f. Hanway
to Charles w. Barton, for several
years assistant publisher of tie New
TSsk Morning Telegraph.
Dick Stone of Gillette Is in receipt
of information from Arno B. Cam.
merer, acting director of the Depart
ment of the Interior. hat the sum of
$500 has been appropriated for the
nraati,p ~ a. rfnifar .cohtn NJ tho ho<a
of Devils Tower.
His team takjng fright at a huge
rattlesnake and dashing frantically
across a hay field, George 0'Nell of
Greybull was thrown from the hay
rake when It struck an irrigation
ditch. The rake passed over his body
he was badly injured.
Harry Harder. 10. died recently
upon his arrival ut the hospital, after
having been struck by a bullet from a
revolver in the hands Of Everett
Meyer, of the same age. in d field
near Crow Creek on the Fort Rus
sell Military Reservation. Officers
are convinced hat the Staying was ac-
cidental.
orders nav Deer ISSUED ny p
htendent BALDWIN Oh .he ieuerni nsn
hatchery at ourutoga' anu Supeiihtu
emf FRANK LOOK oi .he s'a'u sisn
hatchery at Laramie. to close all fish
ing from San Lake, in the Medicine
DOW NATIONAL loIes'' from sep. :, i'
10 June oo, 1870, 10 pcrini 'ne uepui'
ments of the federal and stnte govern
nehls y eieV' ~ opeia "n "ehs
SUTTON at 'ha' iahe
The assessed valuation of the real
estate, personal properly Town iots
ana nVe STOCK OF Aipahy county lor
II OF lozz, VIII De @iS'oo<'eoo'
TO which later VIII De added Inc vaiua
uon e by the STATE board OF u
ization on the raiiroad' teiepnone' teie-
graph n ear unes IN the state. me
valuation OF cultivated irrlgated iands
IN Albany county Is szo4,ozI, OIL uhcu
uvated irrigated iahus' si'z'l'oo'
Engineers from the state highway
department are encamped in Plum.
bago Cation, northeast of Laramie, en-
gagged in surveying for a highway to
Inc the Lincoln highway in AL.
bany County with the Yellowstone
highway in Platte County. 1t was
stated that the survey would be COM
pleted this summer and the road CON
structed next year, through the co
operation of the state and federal
government, as a federal project. The
distance between Laramie and Wheat
Ian Is about seventy miles. but the
new road Is expected to be shorter
than that, connecting ut the nearest
points on the two highways
The Burlington railroad will begin
needed improvements at Glencross. on
the north side of the North Platte riv-
er, according to JACK Leary, division