, 1923-06-07
LATE NEWS
From All OUer
w 7 O MING

Judson Brown, n teamster working
for the North & South Railroad Com
pany, was instantly killed when struck
by lightning near Casper.
Improvements to the Casper water
system to cost approximately $275,OOO,
of which $4,000 will be spent in res
ervoir construction, is projected by the
city council for the coming year.
Robbers who broke a show window
of the Casper Jewelry Company on
East Second street while n night
patrolman was at the other end of his
beat, carried away $500 in jewelry.
After lingering between life and
death for twelve days, r. NJ. Merritt,
Fossil hotel man who was injured
when his car overturned on the Fossil
road near Hay Hollow. passed AWAY
at the L. C. NJ. hospital.
killed, a new school house valued at
$4,000 was demolished, many ranch
buildings were smashed and Burling-
ton telegraph lines were leveled, when
a tornado, accompanied by hail n
rain, swept a 3O0-yard path near Lar
lat, WyO.
J. r. Jones, of Teton county. re-
ceived a telegram saying the Saturday
Evening Post had accepted three of
the magazine is rated as the hardest
market in the world, Jones is receiving
hearty congratulations.
Giving continued illness over n
Iperiod of five years as the reason,
Herman Munsterman. owner of a fill
ing station and ~vulcanizing shop and
one of the old timers of Cody and
vicinity, took his own life with a As
calibre Colts automatic pistol.
A girl, s years old, and a boy, o, are
| leaders of n juvenile crime ring"
which has been perpetrating burglar
les in Cheyenne for more than Two
years, according to u confession the
youngsters are said to nave made to
the police after they had been arrested
IN suspicion that they had robbed the
Boyd and Stark stores.
The government horse breeding sta
ton at Buffalo. johnson county, will
be moved to Laramie July l, and con-
solidated at the Experiment Station
stock farm with the Agricultural col
Ieoe The station NOW has s,xtv
hood of American stondord-hrad borsas
of tho racine tvne headed nv an i'm.
norted EnplIsb sire hnt will I,e chr NV
sales to forty head, and that the Ex-
pertinent Station has room for.
.
Gon',ae' II seeonu Fto'ooo a
" 80 Nasp'i ~ ue ""ai
awarded nv tho scbool hoard 70 caorge
CottrpII VIII win start work immedi
ote,v on a structure that will nrovide
six more class-rooms and ianitor's
quarters Mt the North Casper school.
AT the same meeting n firm of local
architects was authorized to 20 ahead
with complete plans and specifications
for the 100000 Junior high school, for
which bonds were voted a year ago
w. Il. Niser, ~, a homesteader, was
Fred Hultz. the animal husband.
man at the Experiment Station stock
farm of the University of wyoming,
claims that the champion Holstein
cow of the state, Esther" is owned
by the station. The animal is four
years old, has win calves, and recent.
" she produced twenty pounds of but.
ter fat. Her record MS n two-year.
old was . pounds of butter fat. The
station also has u Tamworth sow that
within the past two years has far
rowed two litters of pigs, one OF
twelve n the other Of eleven, which
is also claimed as perhaps the state
record.
The wyoming State Board of Ac
countancy recently appoInted nv Gov
ernor Ross has organized by electine
BYRON 8 uuta nres,dent. chorIas "a
Morgan, secretary, and A. L, Putnam
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