Wyoming District Court Opens with Pleas and Trials
The March term in Albany County District Court opened with seven arraignments. Denny and Salla vich face felonious assault trials on April 1, Bennett pleads guilty to burglary, Mosly to false pretenses, Caswell to false pretenses, and Horton murder trial scheduled for March 28. Trials for Taltae and Sewell with Edwards set for April 11. Civil docket and petit jury slated for March 25.
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Laralle
District Court
Becond
Carpenter
Biante
Frank Denny
Guillty
Groesbeck & Eby
W. M Bennett
FB. C. Monly
Mosly
Earl Williams
Holliday Company
Joseph Taltae
Maude Sewell
Edwards
Teitze
A. W. McCullough
Mike Sallavitch
Frank J. Caswell
Muther
FE. Horton
Pony Bob ends frontier era life with death in Cody
Robert Haslam known as Pony Bob dies at 72 in the Inouh cafe Cody. A famed pony express rider and Indian fighter who carried news of Lincoln’s election and helped settlers at Cold Springs. He later served under Buffalo Bill Cody and earned lasting fame as a frontier scout and kin to the Cody era.
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Cody
Wro
Robert Haslam
Bob
Weaterh Crontier
Pony Express
Lincoln
Cold Springs
Pony Boh
Pinte Caumiey
Nebraska
Col. Cody
Slive
Albany County Bar Association Formed in Laramie
March 12 report states attorneys in Albany County established the second Wyoming bar association after Sheridan. Judge Mr Brown was elected president and AW McCullough secretary. A committee including C P Arnold N E Cortell and Sheridan Downey will draft a constitution and by laws and arrange a future meeting to hear the town report.
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Laramie
Albany County Bar Association
Sheridan
Mr. Brown
AW. McCullough
C. P. Arnold
N. E. Cortell
Sheridan Downey
Thitlew Sarojotow
Gary
Br m
Miner Hurt in Explosion at Lone Jack
Domenick Fannelli a laborer in Lone Jack was severely injured by a delayed shot. A misfire caused a blast that struck him in the face and head while returning to inspect the danger. The charge was light but his injuries were serious. his eyesight remains saved though his face is badly bruised.
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Guernsey
Domenick Fannelli
Boxelder Sap Tasted as Maple Syrup Substitute
W G Reader of Snake River ranch discovers boxelder sap, boiled down, yields seven quarts of syrup tasting like maple. Reader tapped trees and collected sap using maple process to produce a palatable substitute. Hartville schools closed due to lack of funds, with a movement to raise money by public subscription to continue operations.
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Hagges
Wyo
W G Reader
Snake River
Reader
Boxelder
Arhonia
Hartville
Morgan to seek re election as Rawlins mayor
In Rawlins Wyoming March 12 a meeting of local hushewsmen discussed the city election and waterworks plan. They recommended Mayor Morgan seek another term to continue the waterworks program. Democrats to nominate Morgan for mayor. Republicans to nominate a trustee candidate and not run a mayoral contender. Republicans later endorsed C L Hopkins for trustee for three years.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Hushewsmen
Eity
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Madger
Br. ¢. L. Hopkin Ag
Limestone Quarry Opening Near Horse Creek
A new limestone quarry is planned near Horse Creek with a side track to be built by the Colorado and Southern. Local news notes a series of incidents including a serious operation in Laramie and a murder case involving Meldrum awaiting trial elsewhere. Also reported are births, deaths, a small fire in Laramie, and a request for electricity in Cheyenne.
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Horse Creek
Colorado & Southern
Hattie Mathison
Laramie
Carpenter
Meldrum
Rawlins
Craig
Frank ‘Worl
F. S. HM
Guernsey
Geo. H. Hunt
Henry Baker Nell
Greeley
Bennie Bacehier
Hiartville
Hartville
Mplitt
Boyd
Mra
Biliza Stewart
Mehta
Chuernacy
Wyoming Weddings
Burlington sir Levi Johnson and Mine Olive Pustin. Licenses at Rawlins William Warburton to Alice Jackson of Hanna Emmett Leahey and Miss Mary M. Galloway of Savery L A Doty and Miss Annie Taylor of Split Rock. Licenses Iisten at Evans Ton W Thompson and Emily J Nelson of Elk Jewe E E Chase and Miss Elate A Johnson of Halfway. Rock Springs Mr Arthur The vil and Miss Irene Sather. Sundance Mr William Shear hammer and Mrs Harriet J Settle. Sheridan Mr Homer Bowen and Miss Bertha Crown. Crowley a daughter to Mr and Mrs A J Brown Basin a son to Mr and Mrs Ira Watkins Silobhoni a daughter to Mr and Mrs Herman Frost Rawlins a son to Mr and Mrs Tom Lockridge.
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Wyoming
Burlington
Levi Johnson
Olive Pustin
Rawlins
Wiliam Warburton
Alice Jackson
Hanna
Emmett
Leahey
Mary M. Galloway
Savery
L. A. Doty
Annie Taylor
Split Rock
Evanston
W. €. Thompson
Emily J. Nelson
Elk
Jewe E E. Chase
Elate A. Johnson
Halfway
Rock Springs
Arthur Thevil
Irene Sather
Sundance
William Shearhammer
Fiarriet J. Settle
Montana
Sheridan
Homer Bowen
Bertha Crown
Deaths in Wyoming report five year old Caato child
Mountain View records death of the five year old son of Mr and Mrs William Caato from diphtheria. Lander lists John M Simpson native of Texas aged sixty, and Jeremiah Avery North Fork rancher who died after a two day illness.
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Wyoming
Mountain View
William Caato
Diptheria
Lander
John M Simpson
Texas
Jeremiah Avery
North Fork
Irrigation by Pumping Methods in the Southwest
Peter Cameron outlines irrigation's rise in the southwest with ancient gravity flow and modern pumping. He notes desert regions need artificial moisture, compares power sources from man to explosion engines, and argues the automobile adapted explosion engine offers a practical irrigation solution near Albuquerque for various tract sizes.
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Peter Cameron
Southwest
New Mexico
Union
Numerou
Miscouri
Calculating Costs for a Sample Irrigation Pumping Plant
The article estimates installation and operating costs for pumping water to irrigate land. It provides example plants delivering 1000 gallons per minute and scales costs by depth, horsepower, and fuel type, noting per hour operating costs for gasoline distillate kerosene and solar oil. It argues pumping offers cheaper water than gravity irrigation and enables flexible scheduling to protect crops.
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Hatio
Taft Wins Preference Primary in Sterling Colorado
Sterling Colorado March 12 Taft carries the preference primary with overwhelming lead over Roosevelt. In a four to one margin Taft wins across six precincts while Roosevelts support trails. Supporters claim Taft is favored for renomination as Taft's total votes exceed Roosevelt by a wide margin.
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Taft
Sterling
Colo
Roo
Ole
Trade Training Ad at United Trade School in Los Angeles
An old classified notice invites men at San Anphia to learn trades including automobile, electricity, plumbing, bricklaying, and textile work for fair wages in a second month program. It claims 1200? opportunities and requires ten months of study.
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San Anphia
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