Saloon quarrel ends in death in Casper
Plasterer Thompkins, aged about 54, died after a fight outside a Casper saloon on Center Street. Conrad Seibel, a Casper brewery worker, struck him on the jaw, causing a skull fracture. Thompkins died next morning at the hospital. Seibel was arrested and questioned by the county attorney.
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Thompesins
Teads
J. Reud
Clemmons
Conrad Seibel
Casper Brewery
Thompers
al Onesith
Seibel
Nichols
Thompkine
Littleton
Cole
Denver
Colo
Snaffernay Chapel
Thompsina
Hen Seibel
Evanston to Build New Union Paulie Shops Early Spring
Evanston reports plans to construct a new Union Paulie shops complex early next spring. The facility measures about 50 feet by 108 feet and will house up to date machinery. The existing steam Elliot will be remodeled and converted to support car work and related tasks.
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Evanston
Union Paulie
Hope
Mertertse Dance Hears New School Howl Warm Up
A crowd of fifty attended a Friday night dance at the Charley Webster district new school hall. Joe Chetstrapherson and Leonard Baldwin led the orchestra, delivering music that pleased the dancers during the event.
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Charley Webster
Bie
Joe Chetstrapherson
Leonard Baldwin
Boy Fractures Eye. Francis Tanner Recovering
Feb 7. Francis, son of Mr and Mrs Tanner, injured his eye by a teacup accident. The wound was severe and caused much suffering. He is recovering slowly and remains unable to attend school.
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Ting Pinky
Fracis
Mra
Tanner
Runaway Wife Reunited With Husband After Wyoming Search
In BASIN on Feb 7 Sheriff Wickwire reports James W. Bacon of Lethbridge Alberta sought his missing wife. She was found near Powder River living with another man. She deserted her husband and aimed to bring their minor to Wyoming. the boy may be returned to his father. The Natrona County officers handle the prosecution.
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Casper
Natropa County
Bacon
Canada
Wyoming
Laramie Ends Ice Harvest With 600000 Tons Collected
Laramie reports the ice crop near completion with about 600 000 tons harvested this winter. Shipments are winding down with only two cars sent to Haford yesterday as crews expect to finish by week’s end. all Pacific ice houses are full and remaining supply will be gathered this week.
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Laramir
Haford
Section Gang
Houston Explains New Grazing Fees Controversy
Secretary of Agriculture George Houston outlines revised grazing fee plans for national forests reducing the proposed 33 1 2 percent increase to 25 percent for permits issued after March 1 1917. He notes values vary by forest and pledges further adjustments after a detailed survey, with final decisions deferred until after March 1 1915. Worland arrivals, Mr and Mrs M A Kent and J D Cook registered from Worland.
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Secretary of Agriculture
National Forests Aa
Cheyenne
American Live Stock Association
Houston
See
T. W. Tomlinson
Live Stock Association
Tomlinson
Wyoming Legislature Debates Water Rights and Tax Measures
A list of Wyoming legislative items shows F numbers 74 to 90 covering sale and transfer of water rights, calls for constitutional convention, taxes and school funding, public moneys deposits, poll tax sections, vital statistics duties, public hospitals, chiropractics regulation, state officer salaries, liquor restrictions, state institutions management, Cody memorial statute, and city special assessments with committee referrals.
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Pearson
Sibley
Holliday
Chrisman
State of
Wyoming
Riner
Rinmer
Rimer
Allison
Memorial County
Allison Iby
Gardner
Berner
Myers
State Board of Charities and Reform
William F. Cody
Blockaded Mail Rashes P O Clerks
The Laramie post office faced a flood of belated Union Pacific mail from the east. Clerks and carriers worked overtime, three dray loads were hauled in, Postmaster Hasenkamp helped, and by noon the backlog was cleared. District attorney D P B Marshall of Sheridan is visiting the area.
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Laramif
Union Pacific
Weet
Hasenkamp
Wyoming House Bills Review on Appropriations and Districts
House bills include H B No 191 by Farnsworth allocating 5000 for extra farm lands for the state hospital for the insane, Rid to Com No 3 Ways and Means. H B No 192 by Wilson calls for creation of Arapaho county, its boundaries, state legislature representation, and inclusion in the sixth judicial district. H B No 185 by Mickelson revises forest reserve funds distribution. H M DB No 194 by Sullivan requires corporations to file annual...
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H. B
Farnsworth
Wyoming State Hospital
Wilson
Arapahoo
Cem
Mickelson
Sullivan
Wyoming House Bills Summary 1917 Legislative Document
A listing of proposed Wyoming House measures from committees to be sent to the lower house floor. Topics include re reenactment of sections on primary elections voter registration duties for registry agents and repeal of inconsistent acts, education funding for cadet uniforms and vocational education, bee disease suppression and apiary inspector, notary public certification updates, convict transfer statutes taxation on delinquents and miscellaneous corporation articles. The document notes committee referrals to Ways and Means Education Elections and Corporations and references existing Wyoming Compiled Statutes from 1910 and 1919.
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Staie
Mercer
Wyoming
Toom
Oviatt
Afd
Judiciary
Kendall
Waya and Means
Kirk
Senate
House of Representatives
U. S. of America
Congress
Secretary of State
Woming
Warren
Echwood
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Caeper
Saloome On
Have . P
Mertertse
DASCK
Christes School
Mhodse
Hoys
Eamly
Laramie
Lack
P. J
Phore
Worland
Mr. and
M. A+ Kent
J. D. Cook
Plains
Ivid
P.O
Sheridale
D. PB. Marshall
Sheridam
Ford
H. B. Ne
Schwaobk
I. B. Ne
Schwoob
the Auditorium
Lechanee Ski
Colfax
Stout Street
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