, 1923-01-25
LATE NEWS
From All OUer
w DINING

The Holley Milling Company. which
formerly operated Ii Touring mill in
Laramie, having an electric driven
plant on North Second street, has sold
that plane to j. j. Hutton.
X. b.. West of Basin will head II
Wyoming Bar Association for tile next
twelve months. At the closing session
in Cheyenne he was elected to sue
coed Judge Itoderick y. Matson of
Cheyenne.
q. w. Staley, state geoolgist, an
nounced that the Carter Oil Company's
gas well on the Billie Creek structure
south of Sheridan, is producing So
OOu,OOO cubic feet daily. The well
came in IL week ago and is still I'M
capped.
Destruction by fire of the Perwlns
Oil Well Cementing Compa.. s garage
in the Salt Greek field resulted in ii
loss estimated at 100000, two-thirds of
which part was covered by insurance.
The company's entire equipment was
IL total loss.
IN earthquake shock was felt in the
Big Horn mountains, in Sheridan
cnuntv 81 fau, d,ys au po.fdon. 90
tba home ! n,,a tarnt7onu - -,
dan ranorted dishas ,,,arn rntt,od M
nictrres shol-an frnm Ills Tha 49,
NOR lasted forty seconds.
Recommendations that immediate
steps be taken to enlarge the Carnegie
Public Library b. the erection of wings
to be added to the main room are con
tuined in the animal renort NJ Mrs
FLORENCE = Marshall librarian Of
Sheridan Tho astimntad COST az s,ob
an addition topether win nacessory
furnishings is nl.cad ot sto nm
GINS Rodstrom nbotogranbar ~
WhaatIand was fornd dand In had IN
his room adjoining his studio nvar tho
Golden Rule store. Apnorentlv no
had been dead about twelve hours Il
s. Harley. from whom Rodstrom
rented quarters. becoming alarmed at
his on-appearnnce entered tbe room
and found the dead body. Heart from.
bic was the probnble cause
The Stnte Farm Rura.u adjourned
its three-duv meeting nj InramIa after
electing the following officers. pres.
lunnf- p IL llnnnr1nIS lnf fTnrrI m Df IN .
vice president. Herber I kim of
Laramie; Thomas
j. Brough of Lyman directors. Mrs.
j. l.. Thompson Of Wheatland and Mrs.
Tom Hansen of Sheridan. The five
constitute the board of directors.
Fred G. Hess, wealthy rancher of
Johnson count was granted the ex-
-. IT,
of Buffalo for heating and iIlumina-
ton ut a special meeting of
he CITY Counc The permit. granted
in the form of a franchise. STIMULATES
that construction must begin within
twelve months and that the proposed
system be financed within two wears.
The Wyoming state budget for the
biennium 1924. laid before the
Seventeenth Legislature by Governor
Ross, recommends appropriations to-
falling S2,J02, 434.62 for the two-year
beriod, compared with appropriations
of S3.152, 152.02 for the present blen-
mum. u reduction for the coming BIZ
ennium of SG49, 71T.40. The reductions
recommended approximately equal the
annual reduction in the states tax in
come resulting from a decrease in the
value of assessable property.
Let's have u Colorado River treaty,
by all means-but whether or not the
pact drawn up by the present COM
mission is the n we want is at least
open to question. So, in effect, said
~. l.. C%orthell, II OF the attorneys
VINO carried the Colorado-Wyomlng
water controversy clear through 10 u
victory before the United States Su-
preme Court n who Is known as an
authority on irrigation matters, in ad-
dressing an informal joint session of
the State Legislature n the State
Bar Association In Cheyenne,
Part of Utah was moved into wyo-
h,- "a ro.ant bvrrf - ne