, 1924-11-05
LATE NE VS.
From Al Cuer
w Y O NJ N c.

VI Nv tilNltI VI JtSuS SIlIlSl
Of Latter Day Saints.
Paul Kendall, 80 years old, formerly
II Waynesburg, Pa, died ut Il Laramie
hospital following IN accidental shoot.
ing while duck hunting ut Lake james
Judge Burgess appointed 7. Z. Hill.
prominent Buffalo attorney, receiver
for the Johnson County Bank of Buff.
talo, which closed its doors last month.
The body of Frank Yunku, the last
,f the thirty-nine Inflated miners who
net death in the terrible explosion al
Kemmerer Coal Co.'S No. 5 mine AT
Sublet, was recovered from the debris
after nearly II months search.
Progress of state and national or.
yanizations was reviewed and II cam
oaign for the future outlined when tn,
state convention of the Wyoming WON
ems Christian Temperance Union mel
FOR a three-day session at Casper.
For further guidance of the nigh
rail flyers, Il revolving 900 candl,
power electric light which can be seer
for forty-five miles has been placed or
The top of Monument hill, just west .:
Rawlins, and the light is now operut
.ng.
Wyoming will receive S74,167.66 M
It's % per cent share of the fedora
governments receipts during the fisca
gear 1924 from forest reserves in Wyo
ming, according to information re
,eived from Washington by Unite'
States Senator Francis E. Warren.
When nm automobile went over NJ
~embankment on the Rock Springs-Wln
ton road e the city limits of Rocl
Springs, Mrs. Bessie Pierce of Victor
idaho, was killed instantly and Mis-
Lorraine Jones and Frank Rose o
Rock Springs were injured, Miss Jone;
seriously.
Wyoming made and grown products
exhibited. at the State Fair at Dougla
have been removed to Casper ant
placed on exhibition by the Caspe:
Lions Club cooperating with Count,
Agent G. NJ. Penley. The Lions ant
other clubs were instrumental in Sc
curing the exhibit for the State Fair.
Roscoe f. Warren. organizer of the
Mutual Rocky Mountain Club and n
Of the managers of Pahaska Tepee a
Cody. shot and killed one of his bust
hess associates, John C. Deskins, IL
Kansas City. Mo-, and then turned the
gun on himself, inflicting a serious
wound.
ThrnA nor xx-n~a f-f,rAI a~I 80 a,
.omobile badly wrecked when Leo ]
Kent, mechanic. drove the car into the
side of n locomotive on a West Yellow.
stone crossing lear Casper. II. d. Nc
Cowen and X. L. Mccormick were the
other two injured. Kent passed anoth.
ar car lear the track and failed to see
he engine until 1t was too late to
avoid a crash.
Mat Rohr and William C. Schueler,
timber workers at Clark's Fork, In the
Medicine Bow mountains, were fined
300 and costs each at Laramie for kill
ng deer. The headquarters of a
slaughtered doe were found In their
,abin. The two men will also serve
thirty days in the county Jail. Forest
service men worked with the sheriff In
securing their arrest.
Acting Governor Frank f. Lucas is
awaiting reports direct from Jackson's
Hole before replying to messages from
New York requesting immediate clos
ng Of the elk hunting season. The
New York messages, sent by persons
Interested in game conservation, assert
hat premature winter conditions have
1rlven the elk herds from the noun.
:ains, and that there Is danger OF tire.
nendous slaughter by hunters.
At n special meeting of the stock.
holders of the Rawlins National Bank
I was decided to Increase the capital
stock OF the bank from 100000 to
$3.50. 0O0.
A royalty of 65 per cent IL being
paid by Midwest Refining to the state
OF Wyoming on all oil produced from
section 36-40-7o. Salt Greek. according
to II lease hat went into effect Oct. 1.
The output Mt present Is Mt the rate
OF 400 barrels per day. and Mt the
present price of 81 cents per barrel
for Salt Creek crude oil this repre-.
sents n daily Income to the state OF
over $1,000. or approximately $780,.
900 per year. This section has fluctu.
ated considerably In production during
the Inst three years. the 1922 output
having been 100000 barrels, 1923
100000 barrels, while the present
flow Is ut nm annual rate OF 100000
barrels. While IL Is not likely that
there will be so many wells drilled
during the coming year ms In the past
year, yet the section should produce
around 100000 barrels even under
curtnllment. As the state will receive
o. per cent Of this quantity, Its share
OF the oil should be approximately
OI5.000 barrels.
The Donnel Sheen company. one of