, 1923-06-27

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nea Basin.
The town Of Alton, in cooperation
with the Lincoln County Farm
Bureau, has leased land adjacent to
the town, which will be used rs Q
municipal camp grounds for automo-
bile tourists passing through.
p. J. Quealy Of Kemmerer was ap-
succeed William G. Deming as q mem
Der of the board of trustees Of the
University Of Wyoming. Mr.. Deming
resigned on account Of his duties In
Washington.
Representatives Of the Thermopolia
Chamber Of Commerce have inspected
Birdseye pass and found the road to
be In good condition. The pass has
never been In better shape than now.
The road Is being maintained by the
state and Is easy to travel.
James Carney, notorious police
character, was shot through the lung
and kidney by Patrolman Pile when
Carney, Pile states, attempted to es-
cape by attacking the officer. The
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Sand Bar district in Casper.
Douglas will act as host to the
Shriners this summer, 1t was an
nounced by the officers Of the Doug
las Shrine Club, which organization
will have charge Of the Arrangements
for the big affair. The date is Au.
gust 25 and already advertising mat.
ter Is being circulated throughout the
southern Jurisdiction Of the state,
which pays allegiance to Koreln
temple at Rawlins.
Two new Wyoming concerns with q
combined capital Of $35O,OO0 have
filed incorporation papers with the
secretary Of state at Cheyenne. The
larger Of the two Ia the Casper
Finance and Investment Company, or.
ganized with q capital stock Of $25Q
900, will have headquarters at Ca
per. The second concern, capitaliz
at 100000 will do business ut Lar
nile. 1t Is known as the United Stat
Mica Company.
DIR. Samuel Howell knight, geo
gist at the University Of Wyomi
and the curator of the museum, h
selected q site for the camp to
used this summer In connection wi
the University summer class In ge@
ogy. The camp Is 25 miles fro
Laramie, in the Plumbago Canon Sd
ton. More than 20 persons have
ready Joined the camp. Special wo
will be given to the uncovering Of "a
sill remains Of prehistoric animals.
Two hundred and two thousa
trout spawn were received at Riv
ton by State Game and Fish Comm
siOner Frank s. Smith from the Il
eral hatchery at Saratoga and traI
ported from Riverton to the sta
hatchery at Dubois. where they "
receive care until large enough to
planted In the streams of that vicini(
Bliss Bane. assistant state game q
fish commissioner, was In charge
the shipment and also ACCOMPANY
them to Dubois.
All roads lead to Yellowstone Pa
this year., according to the advah5
guard Of the nations motorists wi
have arrived at the park. Althou
the last snow drifts on some of I
higher passes remain to be blast
away. automobile tourists traffic
the park already Is In full swing. The
early traffic to the park, as well as
various reports from travel centers In.
dictate the largest automobile travel
In history. 1t is anticipated that
1900 cars will enter the park this
season, compared with 1928 last
year. During last year each car car.
ried an average of 3.5 persons.
The State Federation Of women's
Clubs will meet In Rock Springs In
September, In annual convention, and
tie Woman's Club Of Rock Springs
has appointed committees on general
arrangements and housing. Mrs. Il
b. Crumley. wife Of the editor of the
Rock Springs Miner. Ii the president
OF h club. Mrs. George Pryde was
appointed chairman Of the committee
on arrangements, the housing commit.
tee being composed Of Mrs. Hazel Glib.
'on and Mrs. s. Il. Kellogg.
In n raid conducted Jointly by coun
ty and state authorities ut Their.
mopolis. wyoming's only hot springs
resort. n Of the places visited was
the Emery hotel, the largest hosiery
In the city. Following the arrest OF
the proprietor II was announced that
nm effort would BIO made 10 close this
and three places for u year. under the
terms OF tho state abatement net.
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