, 1925-01-07
LATE NE VS.
From All Crey
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Lander increased her 1924 ship
ments of honey from a half million
pounds in 1929 to "a, pounds his
year which were billed out in seven
teen cars.
The 100000 bono issue for construc-
ton of water works and the $685. 900
bond issue for sewer system construc-
ton have been favorably passed ut n
recent election at Laramie.
Wyoming, represented by Herbert
Woodman and Ralph Conwell, won the
debate with oxford University at
Laramie by n overwhelming vote of
the audience. The vote was 1855 for the
cowboy debaters and 154 for the Eng
fish team.
During the month of November, fed
eral, state and association hunters
killed in the state of Wyoming $40 pre-
datory animals. Most of the kills con-
sisted of coyotes. Hunter d. L.
Crouch of Encampment got two noun
tain Ions and one bobcat.
Anvil NJ. Rumfell, employee of the
Midwest Refining Company, was found
dead floating in Il crude oil tank at
Salt Creek by fellow employees. He
had gone for n bucket of crude oil and
had been overcome ly gas fumes. He
was the father of six children.
III. Roe Bartle, for two years Boy
Scout executive in Casper, which
boasts the largest organization in the
state, submitted his resignation at the
annual meeting of the scout council to
accept Il similar position at st. JOS
eph, Mo-, where his father is pastor of
a large church.
The construction force Of twenty
men laid off at Fort Mackenzie
Thanksgiving week when the appropri-
alton made last spring for construc-
ton, r%emodeling and repair work at
the fort was exhausted, has been put
on again, it was announced by DIR.
Richard w. Sopher, officer in charge.
Prediction of a return in excess of
100000 on Wyoming's 1925 wool clip
is the outcome of the estimate made
recently by Byron Wilson, secretary of
the Wyoming Wool Growers Associa-
ton, who places next years probable
production of fleeces at 81, 100000
pounds. an increase of 10000 900 pounds
over the 1924 output.
Three persons were instantly killed
and four injured when the automobile
in which they were driving plunged
through n Chicago, Burlington K Quin-
cy railroad viaduct on the Salt Creek
highway just north OF Casper. The
dead, all negroes, are Mrs. Minnie
Marshall, George Moore and Derry OF.
ficer.
William l. Kistler, who with his
brother Frank E. Kistler organized the
Producers and Refiners' Corporation
under the laws of Wyoming about six
years & has rendered his resignation
rs president and director of that or.
ganization effective Dec. Is. The
name of his successor has not yet been
announced.
Nellie Tayloe Ross, governor-elect
of Wyoming, has invited no one to wit.
ness her induction in office January
9Th, and will issue no invitations. She
desires that the Inauguration cere-
mony shall be as simple as is possible
because of the tragedy of the circum-
anc which were responsible for my
election to the governorship."
William T. S. Barnes was sentenced
to two years in the federal peniten-
tiary at Leavenworth, and his son, Ar
thur S. Barnes, was sentenced TO fif-
teen months on n charge of using the
mails TO defraud, following a verdict of
guilty returned by n jury in the
United States District Court at Chey-
enne. William Hooper, IA third defend
ant, vas acquitted by the jury.
The growing of large quantities OF
Great Northern beans may be the next
agricultural development In Sheridan
county. II. ]. Healoh, manager Of the
Billings office of the Idaho Bean *
Elevator Company of Troy, Ida. was
in the county last week buying beans
grown by farmers nt Parkmnn and by
Bert Black of Decker, Mont.
An interesting International rifle
match was shot between the Shoshoni
Rifle Club of Shoshoni and the Ha-
wick. Scotland Miniature Rifle Club.
The match was shot by correspond.
ence, int the distance was fifty feet
indoors. Seven men to the team, the
high five TO count only, md n series
of three matches was hot on Novem-
Der /, s and 10. The result was II de-
cisive victory for the Wyoming team.
Books Of Roberts Brothers. Peter
Son, Shirley 4 Gunther, general con
tractors for the North n South rail-
road. show that the general contrac.
tors have n balance Of S25s,058.56 due
for work already done but for which
payment has lot been made, Ike Frost,
b%ookkecper for the company, testified
nj the opening OF the million dollar
rnlirond lawsuit in District Court at
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