, 1925-10-07

W Y DINING
For All. All For
W O MING

AAA6A oShOOi " tho PACHOhs w.
least, according to Principal L. JABelt.
and early basketball practice Will be
substituted.
Mrs. Asa T. Swan was instantly
killed when an automobile in which
she was returning from the state fair
at Douglas left the road four miles
east of Casper and pinned four occu-
pants beneath It.
Deputy Sheriff Carl A. Schoen OF
Hanna county. Wyo.. was instantly
killed when Union Pacific westbound
express train No. 6 crashed into his
auto on a grade crossing in Medicine
Bow.
approximately 1000 men are now
employed at the Casper plant OF the
Standard Oil Company Of Indiana, ac-
cording to information obtained from
official sources. This compares fav-
orably with last years operations.
prior to the reduction in crude oil
runs.
T%hirty-one prisoners at the Wyo-
ming state penitentiary. all Of them
youthful and first offenders. have
been transferred to the State Indus
trial school at Golfer. near Worland.
this move being made in order to al
leviate the crowded conditions at the
p~enitentiary.
The U. s. Bureau of Census hal
Just issued the statistics Of births and
deaths for the t%hirty-one states COM
prising the U. s. registration area,
chnuyfnr that Tho d4ofho nar 4 mn
people In Wyoming for the latest
available year. 1923. was 1913. and the
births per 1000 people for the same
period was 23.4.
Novel ceremonies, including prayer.
the singing Of a hymn, II a brief ad-
dress, marked the spudding in Of an
oil well on the Platte Valley Sheep
Company's land near Grin Junction.
Wyo. The test is being financed by
John Ackard and associates Of Col
by. Kan, and Mr.. Ackard led the sing
ing with his cornet.
Henry Hughes. colored, plead guilty
OF murder In the second degree in
District Court at Green River. He
was sentenced to serve not less than
twenty years, nor more than twenty
five years at hard labor in the state
penitentiary at Rawlins. Hughes is
81 years Of age. and the sentence Is
regarded as practically q life sem
ence.
The resignation of Charles 8. Hill
IS one Of the receivers OF the North
& South railroad was accepted by
Judge H. Burgess. 1t "a announced
In Sheridan. No new receiver will
be appointed in Mr.. Hills position.
and d. C.. Fenstermaker, managing re-
ceiver and chief engineer of the road.
will continue as the only receiver. 1t
was said.
Denial that Agents Craft. Riley and
EASILY are in the employ of the State
Law Enforcement Department was
made by Governor Nellie T. Ross at
Cheyenne. following the publication
Of the charges made by two county
commissioners of Hot Springs coun-
ty against Sheriff Scott Hazen OF that
county, which charges named Easley.
Craft. Riley and former Law Enforce
ment Commissioner M. c. Watched.
A suspicious postmaster at the lit
tie town Of Rosette. Wyo.. saw tat
tooed marks on the arm OF a mys-
terious visitor. and as a result armed
posses from all northeastern Wyo-
ming secured the country for Dutch"
Anderson. slayer of the man and
woman who aided in the capture of
Gerald Chapman. notorious bandit.
The man was apprehended at Gillette.
He showed credentials proving he was
J. F. Myers. a government trapper and
biologist.
Sheridan has been chosen as the
convention city Tor the next session
Of the Wyoming State Bankers As
~sociation.
The beet run will start at Greybull
soon with steady employment for sew
eral men for a couple of months. The
tonnage will be more per acre than
last year In all the field supplying
the Lowell and worland factories.
The Burlington last year handled
from the Torrington field for the wor-
land factory. 10000 tons of beets and
the estimated tonnage for this year
is $780, 900 tons. almost double, In nd.
dition to the tonnage in the Greybuli
territory Of this factory.
Old Miners Delight gold mine at
Atlantic City. which has yielded forth
It's millions of dollars worth of the
precious metal In the past. and has
made several men wealthy. will once
again be worked for the opening OF
the rich lode by March I. according
to papers which were signed recently
by the owner. M. o. Corey OF Casper
to Abraham Kuhn. Herese Kuhn and
II. II. Henderson OF Ogden City,
Utah. for n consideration OF $4,000.
which will be paid rs the develop
ment OF the mine progresses.
r. II. Heaiy OF Encampmcnt was
elected president OF tho Wyoming
Bankers Association Mt the closing
session OF tho annual convention in
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