, 1925-02-02
FEDERAL TERM
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Continued from raEe One.

Continued from rago One.
and sales of liquor on 10 counts.
case get for tomorrow.
Louise Hambleton OF Thermopolis,
charged with unlawful possession
and sales OF liquor on three counts;
case set for tomorrow.
Ed Jones of ~Thermopoiis. charged
with unlawful possession and sales
OF liquor on -four counts: case set for
tomorrow.
Tom Major of Thormopolis. charg.
ed with unlawful possession and
sales of liquor on 10 counts: a set
for tomorrow.
John Milton of Thermopolis. charg.
cd with unlawful possession and
sales OF liquor on seven counts; case
set for tomorrow.
Jack Morrison Of Thermopolis.
charged with unlawful possession
and rales Of liquor On five counts:
case set for tomorrow.
Il. C. McWherter Of Thermopolis
charged with unlawful possession
and sale of liquor on six counts; case
set for Wednesday.
William C. Pate of Thermopolis.
charged with unlawful possession
and sales OF liquor on three counts;
case set for Wednesday.
C. Rosecrans OF Thermopolis.
charged with unlawful possession
and sales of liquor on four counts;
case set for Wednesday.
Edith Smith OF Thermopolis,
charged with unlawful possession
and sales OF liquor on four counts;
case set for Wednesday.
Gus Taylor OF T~hermopolis.
charged with unlawful possession
and sales OF liquor on three counts;
case set for Wednesday.
Doc Trimble of Thermopolis.
charged with unlawful possession
and sales of liquor on four counts;
case set for Wednesday.
Phillip Bul'ett OF Greybull. charged
with unlawful manufacturing and
possession of liquor on three counts;
case set for Thursday.
Frank carp. Of Kirby. charged
with unlawful manufacture and pos.
session Of liquor on two counts; case
set for Thursday.
John Milton OF Thermopolis
charged with unlawful possession
and sale OF liquor on two counts:
cast set for Thursday.
Joe Miller and Joe styger OF Cas-.
per, charged with un'awfuily hav.
ing still. with manufacture and pos.
session Of liquor on three counts.
case for styser set for Thursday.
Miller having pied guilty July 0, 1924,
being fined $3.50.
Robert Sutton and Jay Lansing OF
Casper. charged with unlawful pos.
session OF still: IA set for Thurs.
day for Lansing. Sutton having pied
guilty October %. 1924. being fined
5000.
Roy Calkins and John Kline OF
Casper. charged with unlawful pos.
session OF still and liquor. and with
manufacturing liquor on three
counts: cnse for Kane set for Thurs.
day. Cnlkins having pied guilty No
vemher :, 1914, being fined $3.50.
Frank II. King Of Casper. charged
with unlawful possession and sale
Of liquor on two counts; case set
for Friday.
Farquhsr Mckenzie Of Casper.
cnhtEeu with possession
and sale OF liquor on two counts;
case set for Friday.
James a. Hall. Jack Gordon, 7.
Bsrss ana jeff Atweii OF Casper,
charged with un'awfuliy breaking
seal OF interrtats freight shipment.
making a theft OF goods from the
shipment ana possessing stolen
goods from Interstate shipment, on
three counts; case set for February
..
Louis r. Lnvoye of Lavoye. or.
dercd TO appear for hearing on Feb.
ruary II to show cause for contsmpt
OF the federal court order restraining
defendant from occupying, or aAssrt.
Ing claim or right TO use or possss.
sion OF lands OF the United ststss In
Nstrona county. b~tns the tswu~te
OF Lavoys. swE ssr. f.ssTs. cited
with tsvoys arc j. n. SCOTS Earl
G. Boyle. Leonard A. Ward, a, y,
Brown. Mos~~ M4resntit1 company
and c. C. Pools.