Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1922, Page 4

u bi " 1. w T aa Ysa) 3 PAGE FOUR be Casper Daily Cribune MURDERERISIN CHEYENNE JAIL, | SHERIF At Least Two of Those Re- sponsible for Slaying of Christensen Believed in Custody. YENNE, Wyo., Feb. 24.—Sher. J oll states that he is 1 two of the per e death of Wal sen, mechanic who was slug- the head and ‘© a pit two miles ‘The sheriff, how- who the two pects. The sher~ neory held at the sheriff's of- Christensen was slain by fel- ree becoming more thor- to the officers as and automobile t with the gang over a its or some other mat- > effect a threat to turn is believed that he first ing his skull, and that the bedy—still living, possibly—then was carried four mil n mobile to the place andoned. There, it is assassins made cer- tain of their job by standing over the body and emptying the contents of two guns into the head. ‘ After an autopsy, Christensen’s body was shipped to Fort Collins, where his father, Christopher C. Christensen, resides. SEARCH FOR STOLEN TRUNK REVEILS STILL arafino Hernandez and 2rez, unregenerate sons y in municipal. court ‘The of Mexico, Tuesday were fined for illicit distilling. police, while searching for Mra. Pa- dilla's trunk were almost overpowered by the odor of cooking hooch when they invaded an establishment con- ducted by Hernandez. The arrest of Hernandez and Bralbarez resulted. ‘The former was fined $100 and the latter 350, Mrs. Padilla's trunk was not located. FE THINKS wn that they are| lians ‘ bootleggers who} fering from an ulo ain to prevent him from | Wyo., Feb. 24.—Be-| y stole Mrs. Lucy Pa-j Prohibition Lat) CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 24,—The| has adopted a reso against the Than State Cares CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 24—No pardons were issued at the office of Governor Carey Tuesday, no commuta tions of sentence were granted, nor were there any other indications that the governor was in a genial mood. 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