, 1923-04-05
LATE NEWS
From All OUer
w MING

The Producers and Refiners have
begun the refining of crude oil at the
plant ut Parco, says the Rawlins Re
publican.
An east bound freight train struck
and killed four horses on the crossing
west of Pine Bluffs a few days ago.
They belonged to Wisroth Brothers.
New Workers will be eating Wyom-
ing turkeys next Thanksgiving if
present plans of the Big Horn County
Cooperative Association are carried
out.
II. L. Scott m Guy Curlee, con-
tractors of Sterling, Colo, have been
awarded a contract amounting to
S125,o00 for sidewalks and curbing in
Casper, Wyo.
Word received in Basin told of the
death of Leonard, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Henderson, as u result of being
gassed while at work in the Grass
Greek field.
Miss Grace Mcdonald, Newcastle's
popular lady attorney, has peer APP
pointed court commissioner at New
castle by Judge Harry r.. Isley of the
Seventh Judicial district.
Elsie Baker, - years old, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Baker of
Bill, Wyo., is dead as the result of in
jurles received when her horse
stumbled and fell with her.
The first court cast ever held in the
new county of Teton was that where
in William Sheriff. was charged in
Justice J%ohnson's court with having
destroyed three head of moose.
The association already has a con-
tract for 100000 pounds of beans next
fall and it is planned to send a train
load of turkeys from the several coun-
ties in the Big Horn basin next fall.
Erection of a $4,000 flour mill is
projected for Casper by Austin e. Jay,
Gillette miller, who stated in an inter
view that he proposed to dispose IF
his Gillette interests and locate in
Casper.
Report from Park City, Utah, has it
that Mrs. June st. Clair, formerly pro-
prietress OF the Southern hotel, be-
tween Kemmcrer and Diamondville,
vas stabbed to death in her home in
Park City by Pedro Canno, a Mexican.
A carload of sheep, from the King
Brothers Sheep Company's flocks of
Rambouillets and Corriedales at
Laramie, consisting of 50 head, left
recently for Vancouver, in charge OF
Shepherd w. II. Cameron, where they
will be delivered to a steamship COM
pany to be sent to Japan, Korea and
Manchuria.
a very important meeting of the
board of trustees of the University of
Wyoming was brought to a close,
recently, after action had been taken
for the acceptance of the plans for the
gymnasium-armory; architects had
been appointed to prepare plans for
the engineering building and shops;
President Crane was reelected on q
three-year contract; and Prof. J. A.
Hill was elected dean of the college of
agriculture and director Of the expert
ment stations.
Secretary Otto II. Bolln of the
| Wyoming State Fair returned to Doug
las recently from "a trip to Cheyenne,
where he took up matters concerning
the institution with the members of
the State Board of Charities and Re
form. He declares that the board
seems to have washed its hands of
the state fair, inasmuch as the last
Legislature provided that on and after
| April /, 1923, the fair should be under
the supervision of the newly created
State Board of Agriculture.
The Sheridan High School football
squad, which holds state football
championship for this year, we're
awarded gold football watch fobs,
chosen by the high school assembly at
the Orpheum theater. The greater
part Of the money for the fobs was
raised by the Sophomore play, Lime
Busy" presented recently.
Rock Springs realty has advanced
In the past few years by big leaps, and
fortunes nave been made by some of
the old-timers. A few years ago a
prominent business man on South
Front street purchased the property
formerly occupied by the Rock Springs
saloon for S2,700; a few days ago he
signed II lease for n new restaurant
for a rental Of $1,000 u year.
"The Wyoming Reporter edited
and published by George A. Deaton, is
the mime of Rawllns' new newspaper.
1t has made Its first appearance and
will be published on each Tuesday
thereafter. The recent arrival will be
seven column In size, will be independ-
ent Democratic in policy and will lay
special emphasis on the natural ro-
sources of Carbon county md wyo-
ming.
Joe Bennett. Cody boy who is on a
trip around the world with a New