Killing on Deep Creek anderson shot by henry holland
In Natrona County near Lost Cabin on Deep Creek Andrew P. Anderson known as Pete Anderson was shot in the abdomen and leg by Henry Holland after a dispute over sheep herding. Coroner's jury exonerated Holland, finding Anderson died from gunshot wounds and internal injuries. Witnesses described the confrontation, shots fired, and Anderson's death at the head of Troy Creek.
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Atolney Butle
Bell
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George Wo Woolf
Charles Bader
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John Irvin
Census shows Wyoming population shifts 1900 to 1904
The source notes Albany and Laramie counties face population declines while others rise. Wyoming totals 101 817 in 1904, up 1,286 since 1899, with Albany showing a large decrease and Sheridan, Sweetwater, and northern counties posting gains. The report links census figures to vote patterns and land area details.
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