, 1922-06-01
Brief News Notes
From All Parts of
Wyoming
western Newspaper Union News Service,

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June 10, 10, II and IS.
Spring football training has begun
Mt the University of Wyoming, "A GER
tain number of men being chosen to
take part in the training.
Howard H.. Hays, president of he
Yellowstone Park Camps Company,
predicts n mountaineering attendance
for the park his season and believes
it will reach the 100000 mark.
Julius Nacota, % years old, a Sho-
shoni Indian, broke Jail at Fort Wa
Shake, near Lander, went to his cabin
about II mile away, shot his 2~0-year-old
wife to death, and then committed sui
eide.
City Marshal Fred H~illenbrand of
Rawlins, who has been at the head of
the police department for more than a
year and who was recently appointed
by Mayor +. A. Kell for another term,
has resigned to accept n position on
the state farm at Saratoga, where he
will be superintendent.
Automatic chemical extinguishers in
stalled on top Of an oil tank at Casper
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destruction when lightning struck the
tan recently. The fire was extin-
guished after burning an hour and the
loss to the Midwest Oil Company is es-
timated at about 1000 barrels.
Eighteen hundred trees with which
to transform the country Immediately
north of Cheyenne from Il practically
YpfApagtoI nrofrfn in+a x-nrftnhID
woodland paradise. That's the number
the Lions Club is setting out within
one years time, and that's what that
organization is now accomplishing.
The biggest drive in the history of
the tie industry of the Big Wind river
country will start this spring when the
Wyoming Tie and Timber Company
will float its 100000 ties for delivery
Mt thet treating plant in Riverton. The
previous drive was 3S5,000 ties. The
drive is expected to start June l and
will continue for ninety days.
A contract has been let to w. II.
Weaver, rig building contractor of
Casper, for the erection of twenty rigs
on the Teapot dome oil naval reserve
for immediate drilling in the develop
ment program of the Mammoth Oil
Company, which secured a contract
from the government for drilling out
the field on n royalty basis.
Three children of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mcintosh were drowned in the
Sweetwater river, e~ighty-two miles
southeast of Casper, when the bank
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which they were sitting and precipi-
tated into the stream. The mother and
w older children, Jean and William,
jumped from the car and were rescued.
John J. Hill, the wool expert at the
University of Wyoming, was informed
by Burton w. Marston of Buffalo,
Johnson county, that about 100000
pounds of wool not yet shorn, and part
of a pool of about a million pounds
offered at a sealed bid sale in March,
for which there was no offer, had been
sold to b. Harris of st. Louis at 30
cents a pound.
Anna Richey, who was convicted of
cattle r%ustllng two years ago and who
was recently ordered committed to the
PtlliltiAllNil NY llt Dldlt sup cilt
Court in July to begin serving sentence
was found dead on her ranch, twelve
miles north of Kemmerer, and Otto
P~alzenberger, a ranch hand, was
rushed to a hospital at Kemmerer suf-
fering from commissions. Both had
been poisoned.
Harry f.. Carlesen has returned from
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vice president of the First National
Bank of Rock Springs. He has the dis
tinction of being the youngest bank
vice president In Wyoming, being "a
years of age.
More members at a smaller fee will
be the motto of the Casper Motor Club
this year, which his announced u re-
duction in the membership fee. The
money collected this year will be spent
in advertising Hell's Half Acre, a ma
ture freak north Of Casper in Natronn
county. which is located on lnnd re-
Gently withdrawn from entry by the
government, and will later be made In
to II county park.
Relief TO farmers OF Sheridan coun-
~ who are facing prospects of n grnss-
hopper plague on n grenter scale thnn
ever, WINS pledged by nll banks OF
Sheridan, which formally gave notice
that they would advance money for
two cnrloads Of grnsshopper poison, TO
be ordered Immediately. The esti-
mated cost Of the two carloads OF
grasshopper poison is $15,0O0-over
seven times MS much money MS was
spent in Sheridan county last year to
fight the plague.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for
n three-dny rodeo entertainment In
Evanston July 2, 4 and .. 1t is planned
to make this an annual event. For this
year there will be 100 head Of outlaw
| horses ridden and ronfu, coutosto