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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1958

Page

3

Budd Absolved By Jury In Cheyenne Lawsuit

A federal court jury in Cheyenne absolved Hig Piney rancher Dan H Budd of negligence in a 1956 ranch accident involving a German student Hemut Cramm. The panel also cleared Budd of involvement in a $100 release with the insurer Wyoming Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co while holding the company for $5,000. Cramm, 26, injured Aug 8, 1958 while using a cable driven machine on the Budd ranch, contended Dana Budd’s negligent supervision and alleged the $100 release was improperly secured after his leg amputation. The verdict was returned by a nine man three woman jury around 3:30 p.m. Wednesday following proceedings begun Wednesday afternoon. Orville Read Wilkerson, deputy game warden, completed two weeks at the University of Wyoming Law Enforcement Academy with over 100 hours of lectures and 200 pages of notes.

Cheyenne Hig Piney Dan H Budd Budd Wyoming Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co Hemut Cramm Cramm Yale Divinity School Budd Ranch Dana Budd Lash Orville Wilkerson Big Piney University of Wyong

Wyoming Game and Fish Attends Sun Valley Convention

Wyoming Game and Fish Department officials join delegates from ten states and Canadian provinces at the Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners annual convention in Sun Valley Idaho. A F G Greene leads Wyoming representatives to present technical papers on outdoor resource management and participate in convention programs. Deputy wardens will enforce the litter abatement act requiring disposal of garbage and dead animals along highways with penalties up to 195 dollars or 40 days in jail.

Wyoming Fih Derarment Sun Valley Idaho Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners State Game and Fish Commssioner Fish and Fame Schcoal

Former Big Piney Ranger Takes Boulder Lake Ranch Post

Edwin Carter, longtime Big Piney forest ranger and resident, now manages the Boulder Lake Ranch at Boulder with his wife Valera. He marked 32 years as a forest ranger on April 30 before retiring to Pinedale and Burley, Idaho, and returning to ranch life.

BIG Piney Boulder Lake Ranch Edwin Carter Big Piney Forest Boulder Lake Boulder Valera Pinsdale Pinedale Burley Idaho

Jenny Lake Lodge Reopens Season With New Facilities

Jenny Lake Lodge in Jackson Hole reopened after a winter renovation program aimed at modernizing while preserving its rustic atmosphere. Grand Tet on Lodge Company officials and Jackson Hole valley experts attended the opening weekend with an open house and chuck wagon meal. The lodge, built in 1922 by Tony S Grace, now features updated baths, heating, underground power, new furnishings, dining and office spaces, and improved access to the central lodge. Proceeds support park conservation via the Jackson Hole Preserve. Open to guests for about 70 spaces, it operates through September.

Jackson, Wye Jackson Hole Jenny Lake Loage Bayard Lille Grand Teton Lodge Company Saxine Jenny Lake Lodge Jackson Hole Valley Grand Teton Yellowstone National Parks Tony S Grace West Yellowstone Mont Mr Grace Danny Jenny Lake

Wyoming Game and Fish reorganization explained

The July Wyoming Wildlife magazine runs an illustrated piece detailing the State Game and Fish Department new six division setup Game Fush Wikilife Development Tech ideal Servers Office and Information and Education Commissioner A F C Greene wrote the feature Padget editor said the issue ships to stands and subscribers this week with other articles on fly fishing bow and arrow carp and seven additional features

Wyoming Wildlife Magazine State Game and Fish Department George Padger Wyoming State Game and Fish A F.C Greene Padget

Virginia Fox Visits Sister Mrs Lanry Johnson

Virginia Fox spends time with her sister Mrs Lanry Johnson while her husband Virturia comes from Harper.

Virginia Fox Lanry Johnson Harper, An

Chuck Wagon Days Set For Sublette County Rodeo July Fourth

Readiness reaches peak for two day celebration in Sublette County with rodeo events at a arena south of town. Lions Club hosts July Fourth barbecue with beef supplied by Big Pine and prepared for 11:00 AM. Kenneth Fear and Kenneth Guo oversee preparations with local clubs aiding community turnout.

Kenneth Bus Fear Sublette Rodeo Lions Club Tip Kenneth Guo Fear

Traffic increases during May on Wyoming state routes

The Wyoming highway department reports May traffic rose on rural state highways with gains in the west and north of Cheyenne and along tourist routes in the western part of the state while some primary routes showed declines. City streets remained about 3 percent above 1957 for the first five months. A record daily count near Green River averaged 3500 vehicles and the Cheyenne River bridge saw about 11500 daily cars. The Agriculture Department warns meat must be stamped Inspected and Passed and shoppers should look for the stamp. Mr and Mrs J Mitchell of Evanston greeted the editor on their way home from a trip east via South Pass last Thursday.

Wyonming Aighway Department Itc Cheyenne Casper Green River Mutlay Gap Rawlins Mortul Kemmerer U.S 89 Manderson Trav Cheyenne River Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agricultune Wyoming Department of Agriculture J . Mitchell Evanston South ‘Pass

Sagebrush Spraying Near Finish in County

The sagebrush and willow eradication program in the county nears completion. About 10 000 acres of private land and 5 000 acres of public land have been sprayed since June 9 by Backfoot Flying Service of Blackfoot Idaho. Mundane details follow including participants and method.

Carl Arlight Blackfoot Idaho LG@ McLoughlin Jim Greenwood C Feltner James Mickelson Joe ‘Ileien Andy Travels Norman Barlow Bob Miller Jake Pfisterer Debert Ball Dean Baning Lien Jewett A E Schwabacher Ed Todd Harry Thompson Lester Pape Kenneth Guio W J Alexerdea W D Alexandr Forest Service Bureau of Land Management Jebruch Fiers

Local Game Wardens Receive Wyoming Academy Certificates

Grille Wilkerson deputy game warden received a certificate from the Wyoming Law Enforcement Academy after completing a two week session at the University of Wyoming. Thirty three officers from six states enrolled in the first academy held this year with sponsors the University of Wyoming and the FBI. Parkes spoke at the UW program on June 21 as certificates were presented by G D Humphrey. The academy offered 109 classroom hours across 22 courses over six days per week.

Grille Wilkerson Game Ward Beamey Recewedi Ul Compton Wyoming Law Enforcement University of Wyoming Sonty Federal Bureau of Investigation Wyoming Peace Officer's Association Police Protective Assocation of Wyoming Wyoming

Prohibition on Firework Shooting in Bir Piney

The Town Council of Bir Piney forbids shooting fireworks and warns violators will be prosecuted. Mayor Cornelit L Fear signs the order.

Bir Piney Cornelit L Fear

Wyoming's Third Territorial Governor Jean W Hoyt Appointment

President Hayes appointed Jean W Hoyt as Wyoming's third territorial governor in 1878 surprising Hoyt who sought to decline. Hoyt recounted in memoirs how the president urged acceptance, praising Wyoming's vast resources and beauty, and Hoyt took the oath of office on May 29 1878 after visiting the territory in March.

Jean W Hoyt Wyoming Presient Hayes Hoyt Washington, D. C Ciit Hoyte State Archives and Historical Department White House John Hoyt Washington National University

Christmas to Seek Fifth Term as Judge in Wyoming District

H R Christmas of Kemmerer who serves as judge of the Trid Judicial District for Lincoln Uinta Sublette and Teton counties will run for re election. The non partisan race will decide the district judge seat as Christmas aims a fifth term after four prior terms on the bench.

H R Chritmas Kemmerer Trid Wyoming Lincoln Uinta Sublette Teton Cheyenne Christmas

Drilling Report Shows Multiple Wells and Dates

General Petroleum reports activity at Big Pusey Hogsback with wells 23-6 and 77-6, spuds and casings noted. Kent Drilling Co records include Tip Top 43-31 and Tip Toy 44-25 with spud dates in 1953 1958 and 196? along with casing depths and production figures.

General Petroleum Big Pusey Hogsback Mt. States Drilling Co Kent Drilling Co South Spud

James Mickelson Departs Washington on Grand Chapter Business

James Mickelson left on Wednesday for Washington D C to attend OELS General Grand Chapter business and represent the organization in official duties.

Iim James Mickelson Washington, D Oels General Grand Chapter

Kemmerer Couple Married Here Tuesday

Justice of the Peace William H Budd united Charles H Nelson and Donna Leo Lopez in Kemmerer on Monday June 23 1958 in the presence of witnesses Mrs Pearl Roberts and Mrs Thelma Bixid. The groom is son of Mrs Pearl Roberts. The couple will reside in Kemmerer. Meanwhile the Wyoming Employment Security Commission in Casper set the maximum weekly unemployment benefit at 43 dollars for jobless workers, with a minimum of 10 dollars and a 12 to 26 week duration, based on 1957 wage averages and calendar year 1957 data.

Justice of the Peace William H. Budd Charles H Nelson Donna Leo Lopez Kemmerer Pearl Roberts Thelma Bixid Casper Monway Chester P Sorenf Faul H. Bachman Cheyenne Arthur S Montgomery Gasper Earle A. Madsen Greybull Wyoming Sorensen Sorenen

Soil Conservation Notes on Spraying and Range Work

The article reports on fall end work in progress for the Soil Conservation Service in the district. Bert Thatcher assisted with training on range site terms and field checks between Greenwood Thoms cat and North Cottonwood to Horse Creek. Spraying of sagebrush on Gains sections was considered, with timing crucial for effectiveness and grazing aftercare discussed with input from Louis Moos, SCS biologist for Montana and Wyoming.

Pered Bert Thatcher North Cottonwood Horse Creek Hughmey Funedale Louis Moos SCS Montana Wyoming W O Ray BHI Dann A Fosher

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Wildlife Magazine Pmey Lions Club Laces Triangle Club Police Academy THE State Archives By Lola M. Homsher H.R. Christmas Rocky Mountain Area Soil Conservation News Phil Marincke
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