, 1924-03-12
LATE NE VS.
From All Over
WY O NJ N c.

cattle In California, due to an out
break of foot and mouth disease there.
Z. l.. Woods, manager of the OIL
Wells syndicate. with holdings on
S~helburne dome, four miles southwest
of Thermopolis, has that
drilling will begin on the property
soon.
About thirty Riverton sportsmen
have met In the city hall mt Riverton
n formed the Fremont County Game
n Fish Protective Association. The
organizers explained the purpose Vt
the association for the protection and
p~ropagating the fish and game life of
the state.
The Casper school board rejected
all bids for 100000 worth of high
school bonds, as unsatisfactory, and
proposes to market the issue at pri-
vate sale. The highest offer received
w.s n fraction owe % for 8 per e
bonds. Six bids were submitted by
bond houses of the mountain region.
John C. Wise, aged 81 years, died in
c mine at Superior, death being due
to a weakened condition Of the heart.
Ten minutes before death occurred u
falling rock almost struck the miner,
coming 40 close as to scratch the
ankle. 1t IL thought that death. which
followed closely, was due to shock.
Announcement of the convention of
the Lincoln County Wool Growers AS
ISOLATION. of which most of the Sweet
water county flockmasters are mem
No., h., -z- ,,alo H., Du--Il.-s
d. Noblitt Of the association. The
dntes are Friday and Saturday. March
Z and 8, and Cokeville Is the place.
The agricultural committee of the
House OF Representatives in Washing
ton will reinstate the appropriation
for the Sheridan experimental station.
which had been cut off the budget and
ment OF Agriculture, according to a
telegram received Thursday morning
from Congressman Charles f. Win
ner.
Mayor NJ. B. McKillip Of Saratoga
received word from Chas. B. Duffy.
representative of the Healy-vreeland
company Of Kansas City, to the effect
that q contract has been signed for
the purchase of the bonds of the irri-
CATION district which that company
plans to form in connection with the
building of the East Side project,
near Saratoga
Bishop Patrick II. McGovern of the
Catholic diocese of Cheyenne has is
sued an appeal to the clergy and laity
Of the diocese for contributions to a
fund to b used In the erecton of a
least 100000 viii be needed, the ap-
peal states, for an institution with an
Initial capacity Of not less than 100
children and their attendants.
Joe Clark, seriously wounded. is in
he lincoln County Mines hospital,
and Tiny" McClain, who did the
shooting. Is In the county Jail at KEN
nerer, as the result Of a shooting af-
fray which took place In Sage. Clark
has a bullet wound In the left side, the
bullet entering the left arm and lodg-
Ing in the body, In the vicinity of the
heart, and another bullet wound In the
leg.
Frank A. Hodsell, warden of the
Wyoming penitentiary at Rawlins, de-
MED reports that William L. Carlisle.
famous train bandit, had escaped
again Carlisle, he said, was ut his
routine work in the prison. n was
mystified, he said, concerning the
origin of the escape story, inquiries
regarding which were telegraphed to
the penitentiary from severn neigh
boring towns.
II. N. Roach has awarded the con-
tract for the erection of the first five
story building in Laramie. n com.
bined office and apartment building.
Recommendation to the Interstate
commission that the North
& South Railroad company be grant
ed a certificate for the building of Its
road from Miles City, Mont. to Cas-
per, Wyo.. has been mailed to the
Wyoming public service commission
for concurrence by the Montana rail
road commission. The two boards,
acting for the federal commission,
held a hearing on the application for
the writ Of necessity early In Febru-
ary.
Free gold specimens shown about
S%arntogn recently by Joseph Wagner,
and which were taken from his mine
on he hendwaters OF the Savery. some
thirty miles south and west OF Sarn.
toga. give every Indication that n re
vival of Interest in mines and mining
in this region may be n development
OF the near future. This mine was dis.