Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1920, Page 7

SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1920 Che Casper Dailp Cribune : LIVE NEWS OF WYOMI PAGE SEVEN consider salted whale. NG ‘of whom have refused to pay taxes under the ordinance, that it is uncon | stitutional. People Refusing to Pay Occupational | aiadvacer tlocuperasewen tactee wat tl COURT 5 AUISY Tax Face Arrest} tan tit see eeau | sivas eat [seeking an opporti » TanV STOCK LOSSES ‘MINE WORKERS CONFER ORGANIZATION \CHEYENNE, Wyo. Apri See ITS act peer hether nne's new occupa’ Minor Cases Djsposed cf During BASIN DISTRICT | HEAVIER THAN OF ALL CIVIC 1 or will not d GHICHESTER S PILLS ’ . . TWO YEAR CONTRACT assault in the courts probably wil be Opening Days of Spring eee | Menta apie FOREly Sheae (asics | f ; > iss arly ne onth as a Lodlest Ask your Di t for Session FIRST REPORT) cnevexxe, woo, avn 2—rev- | CLUBS IS SEEN |}rerie‘or ‘he announces: actermination| Histo erase end NORTHWESTERN IRON & reser of District 22, United Mine ey may ail Uersonta ipabjects to. tes op.) PY BED Fats te otner. Bay of x28 NW, METAL COMPANY BASIN, Wyo, April 24.—District|| CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 24—Be-]]| mine cnostoq nee ary Of the coal)t CHEYENNE, Wyo. April 24.—[leration of the ordinance who hace .oy| DIAMOND BEARD FILLS te 6B | S26 East A (new) 525 Rast 4th (old) . Wyo., April 2 | court has been in ‘session this week, two cases occupying the time of the court and jury so far. In the case of W. J. Jones vs Ed H. Stiles, a di- rected verdict was given the plaintiff. Plaintiff was the purchaser of .notes given by defendant in payment of a stallion. In the case of B. D. and C. A. Leay- itt vs. John Allen a directed verdict lated reports of losses of livestéck in the blizzard of last Saturday and Sunday show that Laramie county stockmen did not escape as lightly as earlier reports indicated. The Warren Livestock company’s loss of sheep is believed to exceed 1,000 head. William R. Dubois lost 600 head of sheep. The F. S. King com- Pany lost 200 head of thorobred mine operators of Wyoming, are con- | ferring here relative to a new two-year working contract based on the results of the settlement in the Central. Com-| petetive field, The contract will be} submitted early in May to the miners, | for ratification, | adel PB Le $350 ACCEPTED Secretaries of chambers of commerce and other civic organizations in Wyoming towns are to meet the lat- ter part of May at Cheyenne, Lara- |) mie or Casper to organize a Wyo- ming state chamber of commerce. Cooperation in advertising Wyoming and inducing settlement will be the purpose of the state organization. for the defendant was given by the|[ sheep. Numerous cattle concerns So te Rae a ace a eet judge. This case arose out of alleged) | lost from 50 to 100 head. IN SE TTLEMENT rooming house conducted by Mrs. New-| damage and trespass by sheep of de- | man, has accepted $350 in settlement} jor her claim, and the suit has been| fendant on a canal of plaintiff passing F of " Y ppg s a OR BIG SUIT |i | ou Mrs, Laura Bryant is on trial and CHEYENNE, Wyo. April 24—Mrs.| satmal in the Reaponycelasiy istaaet: ( an is being watched with keen interest as ; jack, wife of a Union Pa-| mated at five cuble miles | it is the first case of the kind to he rif yho some time ago insti-j Rosai Rn “rae | brot in Wyoming courts. The plain- t Mrs. J. M. N NOTICE | Have It tiff leased a farm from the defendant re 9 js Henderson, resident plano and the lease provided for the furnish- Tae leging tha My references, home people. . ing of water for irrigation. Last sex-| grroypunp we. rae ae ed her while P. O. Box 908 4-5-tf d son “there wan 'a. water "shore "| y CHEYENNE. Wyo. anit 24-—‘rwo) SL || You put a dime the Greybull river where the land in question is situation, and the plain- tiff sued for damages by reason of the failure of the defendant to provide wa- ter for irrigating crops. new troops of cavalry to the Wyoming na Cody and Lovell, and when the: inspected and accepted by the federat government Wyoming's national guard quota will be more nearly completed ae 7 tink that {be any: other states. Wyo: ‘ Fresh Shipments Of ; , 2 SPUD BOYCOTT | \cont ct its quis. The next nemest| P —Then it’s up to you to fill it and start a Savings state has 70 per cent of its quota. FAILS TO CUT RETAIL PRICE CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 24.— ch nne organized labor's “boy- cott" of potatoes is still in effect, but the price of spuds continues to soar regardless. Now $8.00 per hun- dredweight, in comparison with $5.75« per hundredweight when the boycott was Inaugurated more than-a month 30, the price of potatoes, local deal- ers assert, soori may reach $11.00. << ______. SALVATION ARMY COUNCIL : ORGANIZED IN BIG HORN BASIN, Wyo., April 24.—Pursuant to the plan of extending the activities of the Salvation Army in the west an advisory council for Big Horn county was organized here yesterday with Dr. H. T. Harris as chairman, J. C. Stewart as vice chairman and R. R. Ferris. sec- retary, A survey of the county will be made at once and report made to the army. Assault Plaintiff Is Found Guilty of Peddling Booze CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 24.—Mrs.| Beatfice Paimer, colored, who is, en-| deavoring to have Sylvested Gaines, al-! so colored, convicted of assaulting her} with a razor and inflicting wounds which almost cost her life, herself was convicted in the distriet court Thurs-) day on a charge of bootlegging. Sen-| tence has not been pronounced. 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