, 1922-11-16
LATE NEWS
From All OUer
MING

for governor, defeated by w. b. Ross
Democrat, with Il reported majority OF
between 1,400 and 1900 votes.
Richard Gardner, architect for the
Mammoth Oil Company, is recovering
from severe bruises received when Il
light automobile he was driving
turned over on the Salt Creek high.
way.
Midwest No. l well, located just
east of the Kent ranch, near Rock
Springs, drilled into the first Wall
Creek sand and tapped Il heavy flow
of gas, estimated at %20,000,OOO cubic
feet daily.
Bud Tinsley, alias Bud Samuels, was
arrested charged with the theft of an
automobile belonging to j. l.. Beider-
man Of the Natrona Fuel Company.
Tlnsley was unprecedented in North
Casper with tie car in his possession.
Night school in vocational subjects
and AmerlcaniZation conducted by
government and state departments, CO.
operating, WAS opened for the winter
session Monday evening, October 30.
Great results were obtained last year
through the medium of the school.
While in Denver, A. A. Spaugh
closed Il deal with the Richard & Com
stock Company, whereby he has be-
GENE in possession of the entire Z.
ranch north Of Manville. The ranch
consists of some 5000 acres of decided
land and 10000 acres of leased land.
Word comes from Mr.. Fuller, super
intendent of motive power for the
Union Pacific Railroad, that it has
been definitely decided to increase the
shops at Evanston, so that all of the
heavy work on the Western division,
from Rawhns to Ogden, can be done
there.
Les Johns.one, Il member of the
football team of the University of
Wyoming, while shooting ducks, using
II boat on a lake, was thrown into the
water by the recoil of his shotgun.
When he and his companions walked
back to their automobile they found it
frozen up. and it was about six hours
before Mr.. tombstone managed to get
into dry clothes, IA blizzard raging at
the time.
Sheridan, Wyo., Oct. 26.-The next
legislature OF Wyoming is to be asked
to adopt a state bee law, o. Hamm of
Sheridan, president of the Wyoming
Beekeepers' Association, has an
nounced. n draft of the proposed bill
has already been made and will be
submitted for the approval of the
state association at the first annual
convention of that organization, to be
held in Thermopolls November %
and "a.
Three railroad men were killed on
Sherman hill neal Cheyenne in two
wrecks caused by what was described
as the worst blizzard in 10 years. \
third collision occurred at Hillsdale,
IS miles east of Cheyenne. All acct
Tents were on the Union Pacific. The
dead: Edwin w. Stevenson. 80. of
Cheyenne, shop foreman l.. G. Grath,
%, of Denver, freight brakeman; Il.
b. Hallingsburg, of Laramie, express
fireman.
The Equitable Trust Company of
New York and Lyman Rhoades, trus-
tee, through Fred b. Miller of Lara
mic, the receiver, have applied to the
United States District Court ut Chey-
enne for authority in the discretion of
the receiver of the Colorado, Wyoming
* Eastern railroad when and as CON
ditions warrant same, to suspend the
operation of the railroad extending
from Laramie 10 Walden and Coal-
mont, Colo, during the months Of Feb
ruary, March and April. If such con-
ditions are met with in January or in
May, likewise TO suspend operations
in his discretion during such months.
John Il. kendrick, Democrat. was
reelected to the United States Senate
over Frank w. AIondell, Republican.
by n majority that on the face of
returns exceeds 5000. Winter, Repub-
lican, lead over Rose, Democratic, for
Congress, ana the offices other than
the gOvernorship have safe leads.
by order of October -, 1922, GER
tain lands which were Included in
Wyoming Segregation List No. 90.
We're restored to the public domain
and will be subject to entry where
designated under the s~tock-raising
homestead act, by qualified adjoining
rntrymen and %patentees, for a period
of 80 days, beginning November %,
1922, to and including February 20,
1923.
The crushed and burned body taken
from the Union Pacific wreck at Borle,
Wyo., eight miles west OF Cheyenne,
was identified as that of Il. W. Steven.
son, Cheyenne shop foreman. and not
Ralph Moore of H,awllns. as previously
exported. Stevenson was riding In the
caboose of an extra freight train
which was struck from behind by an
other freight. The cnboose was de
molished and the stove in It set fire
TO the mass of klndllng wood.