, 1922-09-28
LATE NEWS
From All OUer
w YOMING

Proctor, Texas, for burial.
Sale OF the Casper Herald to Max
Nj. Levund, t, r1ner business manager
of the Kansas City Post, was an
nounced recently in the Herald col
uiuns.
A.. w. NewcoInb, a coal miner at
Crosby, near 1hermopolis, was in
siuntly killed while working in the
Shaft when ii rock weighing half Il ton
fell without warning and caught him
beneath its full weight.
Tie Albany County Cattle II
Horse Growers Association elected ii.
l.. Maddox as president, William
i,uthje as vice president, Oliver Wallis
as secretary and John Ii. Davis as
treasurer at IL meeting in Laramie re-
':ently.
Setting forth the need for more
| cureful use of all fire prevention
means, and urging the cooperation or
city, civic, county and state agencies.
Governor Robert -. Carey has desig-
naled the week beginning Oct. =, Fire
prevention Week"
Striking members Of the railroad
tliOlJNldltG vi "hO "thA cs
strike in Laramie July l., have returned
to work following The signing of an
.igreeiieenI by Receiver Fred L.. Miller
Of The Colorado. Wyoming " Eastern
.ailroud and union officials.
Robert L. Deerwestef, an electrician
employed by the union Pacific Rail-
road Company at Cheyenne, WIS cleo
| lrocuted when lie touched an uninsu-
lated spot ON the transmission wires
feeding the big motors that turn the
I%urn-tnble AT tie local roundliouse. lie
was milking ii repuir 10 the wire AT
the time. lie thought tie current had
been turned off.
The grand communication OF the Or
der Ut Eastern Star, ciiuructer1zcd by
Delegates as the best ever held IN Wyo-
ming and widely attended by members
throughout Tie State, adjourned lis an
nual sessions ut i,uwlins With inslalia-
ton of officers for the new year.
Frank Holiday ot Laramie. grand
master uf tile Masonic lodge In Wyo-
ming. was an honor guest VI the SEES
sion.
Edward Moon. negro, WIS shot by
IL Cheyenne posse ut Pole creek, flf-
teen miles north OF Cheyenne. when
he refused 10 stop aD automobile ~
legged 10 have bee stolen Ht Casper.
A bullet penetI Ted his thigh aud be
fell from The car, which overturned in
the ditch. Rod I-oque, accompanying
Moon, ieuped from The machine us The
officers appeared in the road and was
taken into custody.
Bishop Waldorf OF Wichita. kansas,
presiding ut the annual conference uf
The Methodist Episcopal church In
| Wyoming, has announced his ufrpUint-
ments. after the conference tiad voted
10 meet nj Lartniie next year. some
time in September. The Iies. w. 4.
Dunn of Cheyenne wns renppUinted SUI
p%erintendent OF the Cheyenne district.
comprising the churches in the
southern hall OF the state. }. L. Brown
of Sheridan was nni,ie superintendent
OF the Sheridan district.
John Il. Maley vi Denver. an attor-
ncy, has appli,, 10 Mrs. Cornelia Mills
of Cheyenne. the secretary OF the State
Board OF l'ardons, Tor blank forms for
the preparation of II petition asking
for Tie pardon of John and Pete Cor
dellO and Herbert Newell, sent TO the
I,awlins state prison Tor the killing vi
Frank Jennings near Laramie Sept. Z,
1919. George W. Patterson, the coun-
~ attorney for Albany county, who
secured the conviction of tile three
men at Cliey enne, on a change of
venue from this county was notified Of
The action If the Denver attorney, and
will oppose the pirdons.
The Wyoming State Bankers Asso-
citation recently held II two-duy session
in Laramie with former Governor b.
u. Brooks I Casper presiding M w.
J. Bailey of Kunsns City. governor of
the Tenth Federal reserve l:nnk NJ
tending. Representatives OF hunks AL
Chicago. Ouuuilu. Denver, kansas CIV
and many own In Wyoming were
also In attendance.
Wyoming wool are well sn,.
isfied with the duty on wool Of 81
cents per clean content pound provid-
ed for In the new tariff bill, J. Al. Wi.
son of Mckinley, president OF the Wyo-
ming WUolgrOwers' Association, told "A
reporter AT the stnie fair NJ Douyius.
Mr.. Wilson believes tie next few years
will be ninong the best the s%heeunien OF
the state have ever experienced.
Disputes between rstuckmen and
homesieuders regarding ilie futter's
rights In closing stock trails In use for
mnny years will cuine 10 "A head al tbe
present term Of district Court al Chs