Judge Denies Receiver and New Trial in Oil Case
In Cooper, the district court adjourned session denied appointing a receiver for the defendant's oil land and overruled the motion for a new trial. Prosecutor Butler entered geodle proseque in the State v Jack Smith. case dismissed. Final naturalization certificate granted to Michael McCarthy. Trial dates set for several criminal cases and a 36-name jury panel drawn. Shoshoni named as new town on Moson Creek with anticipated rail and bank developments. First cattle shipment, twenty one cars, sent to market from the area.
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District Court
Cooper
Henry Buures
Butler
Geodle
Jack Smith
Michael McCarthy
Henry A Jobngon
John Schnoor
Lizsie M
Ralston
Nammes
Iherry Donavan
Shepperson
Jobh
Adam Cole Smutty
John Curran
Cavanave
Robert Grieve
W Haygood
Kelly
Trank Wood
Frank Hathaway
Posvar
James Roach
Goodtag
HN Hyde
K Buckoum
Moakler
Henry Trollope
R Parks
Monsteller
Charles Abdu
John Brandon
Ed Royce
Sawyer M
Buston
Grydoo Fames
Ainkeson
John Tobin
King Burt Reed
Moore
Sheldon Wi
Seussbaugh
Nicholson
Stacey JF
Weber
T'S Shoshoni
Moison Creek
Shoshoni
Kangstion
Train load of livestock and a sheriff sale in Urk county
A Sunday afternoon shipment from Powder River area included fourteen curs of ankle and three cars of sheep to market. In Turlock sheriff Webb conducted a sale of a saddle once owned by Henry Marquette and a trunk full of wearing apparel belonging to Sam Atking. J W Crawford and John Wahidere bought items for modest sums. A Chicago group returned from the Naignal Park after a seven week visit. Electric fire alarm plans for Casper announced. The Silent City Grave Ward faces neglect with leaning headstones and overgrown grounds, sparking concern for the cemetery’s upkeep.
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Smith Bios
Susun
Powder River Camps
Uhagon Couny
Shevitt
Sharif Webb
Lurlock
Sherif
Henry Marquette
Burnette & Senett
J Allen
Sam Atking
J W Crawford
John Wahidere
Pathfind er Dam bids opened amid multiple proposals
Bids for the Pathilnyls dam on the North Platte were opened with firms from Denver New York and Beatrice Nebraska submitting offers ranging from 450 200 to 577 724 The engineering board led by Wells Fitel and Field prepared to evaluate the bids while noting the previous contractor Bradbury O Gara was disqualified for a low bid error The article also covers local travel and events around Casper including courtship meeting plans and preparations for a Wind River reservation settlement expected mid 1908
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Pathfinder Dam
Bradbury & O'Gara
Denver
Frm
S Sherman
Oklahoma City
Gedder & Buerle Stone Company
Kilpatrick Rrop &Oallles
Beatrice
Neb
Wiltenbach & Dununogan
Bturgia
J G White & Co
New York
Keltie Stops Company
Joliet
Beard of
Charles E Wells
Charles Fi Fitel
Doha & Field
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E P. Rohrbaugh
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Francis Hoff
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Warner Hota
DAFA
Wilson
M.ecean
Caspar ‘Lines
Allca' Office
Anond
Crag
HD Lovett
En Teeplane Company
Cvatem
Casirr
Shimudl
Jimmy Martin
Bates Hole
Douglas
Stile Fair Committee
Mugsy Seholes
Cheyenne
L C Thompson
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Laramie
Boulder
Cola
Rey Chompson
Fort Colla
Colorado
Cnfcene
Hhey
Motson Creek
Ation
Colin Campbell
Wig Haro
Nee
Conway Brothers Anoyunce
Wind River
Sivrsday
Hoeney McVelly
Pourty
Rude
Abi UK
Bator
Johnson's
Mapoha
Ian
Geredin
Orin
Wonding
Federn
Ula
Richards & Cunningham Co
Wolton