Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1925, Page 7

B.. (a ~ x Ae FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1925 AUTD MECHANIC lo ACCUSED OF ROBBING HOME J.H. Eckersley Said To Have Skipped Out After Job J. H. Ecke: has been a chanic, bi who for five years sper attomobile me- into the home of last night, ransacked the | and escaped for parts un: known with $640 in money and val: wiables, {t is charged in a warrant the woman signed in Justice of the Peace Henry Brennan's court to Jckersley first came to the house asked her small brother for a key to her rooms. The boy refused and then the man broke down the door, the woman told Brennan. Immediately after issuance of the warrant information was obtained to the effect that Eckersley had left for Florida and Sheriff Alex McPher- son telegraphed police and sheriffe in towns en route to make the ar- rest if he passed through thelr terri- tory, The warrant says Eckersley stole six diamond rings valued at 8500, money totaling $125 and $15 worth of silver, Most of this lot was se- cured when he broke into a trunk, the woman sald. Other articles which will probably’ bring the total loss to over $1,000 are also missing, she told the justice. MOVING DAY IS AUTHORIZED BY LAVOYE PEOPLE (Continued From Page One) railroad will ryn through the new Lavoye. A. M. Gee, attorney Oil company, the owner of the land, stated today that the company would “furnish reasonable transportation to a new site for all buildings as soon as they are in shape to be moved,” ‘This Is the same offer that has been made by the Ohio Of] company on numerous occasions in the past. Officials of the Ohio Ofl company, which holds a mineral lease to de- velop the oll properties, believe that the tract occupied by the old La: oye townsite is one of the best oil Properties possessed by them. Attorneys who have represented ne people of Bavoye in a court bat- tle to hold the ground on squatters rights, said today that they would halt cases now pending in the dis- trict court updn notification by the townsite people that the removal to the Bales’ townsite {s a certainty, and that the appeal from the evacua- tion order of Judge Kennedy will be withdrawn. Offers from several towns were considered at the meeting last night but owing to certain advantages In matters of permanency the offer of Thomas Bales and a number of tn- fluential business men with whom he is associated, was accepted, Other propositions coming from the towns of Edgerton, New Salt Creek, Snyder, Dunbar and Teapot were considered. An offer was also made by the people interested in a townsite on school section No. 36, These interested persons have ap- plied to the school board for per- mission to plat townsite. ‘There are many angles to the case yet and a monkey wrench in the machinery may prevent consumma- tion of the present plans at any time, attorneys for the Lavoye Town site association sald today. It is believed, however, that there will be no hindrances and that the re-lo- “wation will be carried out. Lavoye was first settled in March 1920, when a general merchandising store was opened by R. J, Mosher. This was followed a few months later by the addition of a poo! hall, theater and garage. The town grew rapidly and was first named Mosh ervilh then Castle Cr . ally after Louis P. I Canad, war stea r veteran who he land. Contest to home entry wus filed with land office and after hearings re-hearings the interior department denied Lavoye's abplication to the land. In the meantime he ha‘ leased building locations at rentals of up- wards of $2.000 a month. Tnited States District Attorney A. D. Wal. ton of Cheyenne: was the next. to take up the fight and tnstitute? pro: ceedings for the eviction of Lavoye and his tenants {n order to enforce the ruling of the interior depart ment. The ouster movement wae insofar as securing an n the court was concerned and e was served on some 60 residents to move from the town, When they {gnored t order six of the more prom ness men with holdings th held in contempt ently a blanket order for immediate evacua- tion of the entire town was issued In tederal court and notices have been verved on hundreds of residents. Valet AutoStrop razor, 67¢ {1- stead of $1.00; Act quickly. The Kimball Drug Stores.—Adv ——.— Lingle Pastor To Fill Pulpits Here Rev. H. Wyo., will speak at the Mills and Kenwood churches next Sunday at the usual hours, Sunday schools will W. 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