, 1924-11-12
LATE NE VS.
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james w. Wilson, m employee nj
the Want ranch On Cedar Creek, vas
killed by Il bolt of lightning.
Sheridan will have the opportunity
next summer TO extend hospitality to
the Wyoming Funeral Directors Asso.
citation.
Parco's new hotel Is fast taking on
the appearance of a %pretentious struc-
ture. The foundations and brick walls
are about completed.
Plans for II statewide sportsmen's
organization are fast taking shape, and
an organization meeting has been
called for Nov. - at Cheyenne.
Natrona County WooIgrowers' Asso.
Nov. 6 at Casper, the business session
to lie followed by Il banquet md dance.
Wyoming cattle and sheep continue
in very good to excellent condition.
with generally good prospects for
winter feed, according to the October
livestock report issued by the L.. 5
Division Of Crop and Livestock.
Acting Governor Frank Il. Lucas re
ceived from the United States Treas
ury department II warrant for SI90,
I02.39, the unpaid balance of Wyo-
ming's share of federal mineral royal
ties derived from Wyoming lands dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 3Oth.
The fifteenth Lions Club to be
launched in Wyoming has received its
charter ut Basin and is composed oi
twenty-six charter members. L. IL. FL
| lis, district governor for Wyoming n
Montana, was largely responsible for
success in enrolling representative citi
zens in the Basin.
Wool growers have so far received
$444,5I4 returned to them from the ex-
cess profits collected by the L. =. DE
partment of Agriculture from dealers
who handled the 1918 wool clip under
government regulations. Under these
regulations the price of wool was fixed
and the profits limited.
Paul Kendall and Art Barker died
at the Ivinson hospital in Laramie nj
about the same hour, Kendall from IN
accidental wounding while duck hunt
ing and Barker from burns sustained
while repairing an automobile which
| caught fire. Barker's wife was seri,
ously burned while trying to save her
husband.
One of the largest mine rescu"
| classes in the entire West is meeting
weekly for instruction Mt the First Aid
hall in Rock Springs, between sixty
and seventy men taking instruction
every meeting night. The Sublet dis
aster, which occurred Sci t. rs, has 70
vived the interest of the miners al
Rock Springs in mine rescue work
Clinton b. Smith, now serving =
| thirty-year term in Nebraska peniten
tiary for murder, is guilty of another
homicide, according to II confession
made Mt the prison TO County ATTORNEY
| william ". S~tansbury of Douglas
| Smith is said TO have admitted on.
| plicity in the killing of "A man and his
wife and the subsequent burning of
their hoTe e. Shawnee.
Four Wyoming men who are Officers
of the Infantry Reserve Corps hnr.
been assigned to the lOith Division
Organized Reserves, which is ullncnted
to the ate of Wyoming, Montana
Idaho. Utah and Nevada. with heud
quarters ut Salt Lake City. The off
GERS assigned are 1t. Carl A. Carlson
1922 Seymour avenue, Cheyenne; 1t
Inn,ag rnrlfAn cox IgfulV.antF, % ra.t
Cheyenne; 1t. John X. Reeve. Bureau
of Mines, Midwest, and 1t. Herbert
Snyder, Valley Ranch, Valley.
The u. s. Refining Company ur,
busy making provisions at their plant
In Osnge for steamlng u the cur
that they ship the Mule Creek crude
oil in. They use this system for tn,
reason that during the winter season
Mule Creek crude is very thick and
heavy In character. They hive also
made more pipes fiji capacity, 50 this
enables them to handle $50 barrels pei
day MOI . of Mule Creek crude In add
ton to what they now handle Of
Usage and Mule Creek crude.
one Of the biggest transactions OF
the past few months In linwllns was
contaminated nj the First National
Bank building when the Leo Sheer
Company purchased nil OF the sheer
Of the Donnel Sheep Company. The
Leo Company was represented by l.. T.
viyion and the Daniel company b!
Mrs. John A. Donnel. In the rams
action the Leo company gets approx
mately 1900 head of sheep and II lease
on 10000 ncres OF land owned by Mrs
Dunncl north of Walcott. The lnnd
borders on the Medicine Bow and
Platte rivers and ndJolns the holding,
OF the Leo company In thut vicinity
ls snid Ia he nbout $4,000.
Morse Brothers. owners OF the sara