08 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
1
The Big Horn Baptist association and the Baptist State Convention will unite programs and meet at Ther Mopolis from August 13 to September 4. The event offers camping parties access to springs and the convention program simultaneously, encouraging plans to attend and participate.
In Basin on Wednesday D L Carr of the Big Horn County Bank received a long distance call from Sheridan summoning him as a witness in the Ellis Bonner suit. He asked to be excused due to busyness but was told to come. the summons was delivered by legal means as valid as in person. He caught the next train. Verily the world do move.
A. L. Anderson of Indianola Iowa praises L. G. Clark now Sheriff of the county containing Reno Nevada. Anderson notes Clark was once seen as a boy with little future but has thrived under new conditions in Basin. He cites Clark’s success as sheriff and expresses approval.
The First National Bank of Billings was closed by the Comptroller of the Currency in Washington last Saturday. It was not affiliated with Wyoming banks beyond routine exchange, and its failure is not expected to affect local institutions.
The Gebo coal cases yielded 57 rulings in favor of the government after publication. Some decisions held lack of jurisdiction, while about 9,500 acres of coal lands were affected. Many entries were made by dummies of Alfred Sully, of New York, and later transferred. Eminent counsel for and against the government appeared. Wyoming was represented by M. B. Camplin of Sheridan and T. F. Burke of Cheyenne.
Department of the Interior Buffalo Wyoming office June 28 1910 notice that James E Reid of Burlington Wyoming who filed homestead entry 02779 for sections 7 and 18 township 51 north range 96 west 6th PM has filed intention to make final commutation proof before August 15 1910 before US Commissioner at Germania Wyoming witnesses Andrew Peterson Rudolph Bahr Samuel Cottrel Wynne Ballard 18-a12 W F Brittain Register.
Notice is given that Nora A Mutton of Burlington Wyoming, holder of homestead entry No 01416 for lot 5 section 6 two 51 N R 95 W 6th p m, will file final proof before U S Commissioner Gilmore Hartigan Basin Wyoming on June 30 1910. Also lists claimants J Crozier Otto Wyo J Horrocks Otto Wyo H J B Dutton Burlington Wyo and T Wilson Burlington Wyo. Court official W F Brittain Register. Soreness of muscles relieved by Chamberlains Liniment and sold by Metropolitan Pharmacy.
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