Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1920, Page 4

ee be — Gets Glimpse of Elk Alre Dito Killed and| Mistakes Movements of Man Engaged in Skinning tor Those of Animal PINEDALE, Wyo.,.Dec. 4. Pes Be astride of a freshly slai and engaged inthe operation of Fess oo creas aed seg eet hd gh op tnd by Robert White, who dimly seeing i and sappoding the the moverients of tbe wat n to a ae i opened fired ed ‘with a high-power rifle. - St ae e had Sara, the thlegenaie “ “agra to | Steotion, ‘The Socialist party this year east only 1/234 votes, which ig Iéss than discover Chase writhing in the: agony | of death across ths carcass of the elk. ithe required two per cent. Gates The accident occurred while Chas», | The result of the halloting November | Great West White, J. F. Woods and Roy Bird 2 follows: Buck Creek Soe a atin ooo + | Clone Royalty ------ 1.39 Cow -Guloh -2--- nent ee Domino ~~-----,-..-------- Elkhorn --. i ET. Williams Frantz $180.00 Tne jer crear the cuman For presidential electors—Republican cue Pete “as > belo and Weuhiaa the ities Sera pe —-Poter Kool, 35,091 James Mickelson, | Kinney UW. 8. Steel Lal 82.25 mult. of | the WHOBAGA” ck aap ae J.-M. Schwoob, 34,590, Deme-} Lance Creek Royalty - 07 -,09| Texas. O11 50.00 Chase and White. White found one of Q*le—Mabel i. Grouter, 17,429; D. Bj Lusk Royalty Tg Oe kamtont Rastaoe ry ate the elk where it had died from jis [2 MaPshall, 17,881; W. B. Ross, 17,180.) .usk - 08,04 FOREIGN EXCHANGE wound and was giving it attention Sedl#list-D. A: Hasting: Righ+| Mike Henry i-- 08 08) sterling when Wh ‘bullet ended his life, ard Henderson, 1,234; W. H. Hill, 1,298. Mountain & Gulf_ ~ 18 Bl rans A coroner's jury absolved Chase froyn | Labor—Martin Cavill, 2,180: Thomas G.| Northwest .)-. BS 88) Nia es culpability | Preshney, 2,109; Giroux, 2,1g2. | Qutwest — AB 08d tne. De TR Ke Prohibition—F. S, Delo, 242; Theresa} Picardy - 0s 0 s the name soen as she could rally her § lyzed mentality Mrs. Taylor hastes- ed thru the snow to Kefferlins to sure A. Jenkins, C. J. Sawyer, 252. For congressmun—Mondell, Repuplt- can, 34,689; Fowler, Democrat, 14,592; ; Carison,: Socialist, 759; Morgan, Lahor, For judges of district courts (elec- trict, Percy W, Metz, 6,394; sixth did- (Continved from Page One.) trict, Harry P. Usley, 3,533. was re-elected to the lower house of | No. 1, for, 18,993; against, 21,661 (lost); Wade H. Fowler, Democrat, ant re-| ed) No. 3, for, 28,504; against, 15, ies candidates, * (gst); No. G, for, 21,528; against, 18701 tablished by the report of the thorized increasing the bonded indebt- of state. In the cases of both Harding | 3, 4 and 5 were the “highway amend- are record-breaking, but the majority | on livestock. same office in Wyoming. Horn, 3,741; Campbell, 1,681; cance brings out a number of other interest-| Fremont, ~ 3,520; Goshen, « 2,284; ‘Hot ple, failed by only 44° vote 553; “Park, 2,688; Platte, y to a place in the r Uinta, Washakte,! 1,058; ten per cent of the cor cast in the preceding received 4,006 the yauty of which a bet which i ran abesid of Fawlee, the 1 entitle the Labor party to the second | ) profoundly shocking for a mother a eral election. In those counties the | ‘s. Luther Baylor of near Kelly, In all other counties the ‘na the} ‘Phe Taylor home is far from the-near- Hdtlok Aha -ooaat alone at the ranch. The mother fend. While the La 1ddling the Jittle one in an ecstacy primary ballot, the Socialist party en |™Menition. Fearfylly she uncovered she As qualify for 2 column in the! ba a 6,021. IS CANY os f tigns in four 6f seven districts)—Second district, J. Tidball, 4,862; fifth dis- trict. Ralph Kimball, 7,246; seyenth dis- p WOT | | Constitutional amendments (majority dates. Frank W. Mondell, Republican, | of total vote cast necessary to adopt}— congress by a plurality of, 20,097 over} No, 2, for 36,791, against 15,893 (adopt- ceived a majority of 13,317 over Fowler} @ost); No. 4, for, 28,393; against, a and the Socialist and Farmer-Labor ; Gost); No. 5, for, 24,464; against, The foregoing facts are offi (lost). The successful amendment au- state tanvassing board, which hes| edhess Of school districts. No. 1, re been filed in the office of the sx tury} lating: to municipal taxation, and ‘Nos. and Moncell their pluralities not only} ments.” No. 6 related te a special tax of each is larger than the largest plu- The vote cast in thé several or ae rality ever given a candidate for the! of the state follows: Albany, 3)254; The report of the canvassing board | 3,332; Converse, 2,498; Crook, 1,563; ing facts. 'James Morgan, Fars Springs, 2,070; Johnson, 1,835; Laramie, Labor candidate for congress, for ; Lincoln, 3,646; Natrona, 4,998; a sufficient ;vote to entitle the Sheridan, 4,838; Sweetwater, y election: To qualify ston, 1,71 1 vote,~ 60,6: in the primary « party as receding lection. | Morgan zceived 6,021 votes, Had he a affatr. “Mor a's vote in two counties Democratié candidate for congress, will | . JACKSON, Wyo. Dec, | 4.=It column of the general elect ballots used in those counties in the next tose her child, but the bereavement of Democratic candidates’ pames will ap: ©., Was an extraordinarily shocking pear in the third column of tho ‘ballot, | opera, Democratic candidates two y ont neighbor’s—Kefferlins. “Mré, Fay: Stil: aepeuniih the mekond eolulnr lor and her 2-months-old daughter wer r rocking the bay to sleen: ie Republican candidates will appear nad shown no symptoms, of it- the first column for a column in the of parental affection, Mr aylor sud- tion ballet, and almost qualifying for dently Was assailed by a horrifying pre- November 2 lost its column—the tnird] face of her offspring. The child was —in the general election pallor. 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