| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Friday October 8 1948 12' Standard Time OUT OF THE PAST £24854 Contract Let to Build J urv ueciares Death Due Museum at Fort Bridger 111 Health as a To CHEYENNE UP) — s WEVr-Schoo- Wyoming Seeking Station Bandits i V ' - t daughter Jerrie Oakford and bery brother R V Oakford all of Long Beach R V Oakford arrived in Masonic Club Elects Wells Thursday to make arrangeI Tribue 8 pedal ments for his brother's funeral ROCK SPRINGS Wyo? Oct J 7 —Recently elected head of Western Wyoming Masonic clubs is William Edmonds of Kemmerer with Carl Hughes of Reliance vice Bird bf Rock president and G Wsecretary-treasurreelected Springs CARSON CTTT Nev Oct 7 The club is comprised of (UP) —State board of finance Masons from Big Piney Evanston River Jackson Kemmerer Thursday approved emergency Green' Pinedale and Rock Springs to and loans Nye jWashoe counties Washoe county was granted $50000 to meet an expected shortage in its general fund caused by sharply increased expenditures Nye county wa$ granted $15000 to "meet a deficiency in Nye General hospital funds caused by an unforeseen increase in the number ot indigent cases treated Nevada Counties Granted Loans- er -- -- L T ' ( - :: To Resume : In Winncmucca 1868 Rock Springs Receipt Recalls WaterBarrel Use The building will be used historical ' landmarks museum It originally was built in Wyoming TribUM Sped! TribiUM Speidal commission has announced the 1884 as a barrack NevsJ Oct 7— A cor WEIS contract for a of GREEN RIVER Wyo Oct 7— $24854 awarding Contract for the work has been oner's jury Thursday gave a ver- Mr and Mrs reconstruction of a large building George Young were awarded to Ellingford Bros Con- dict of death o natural causes among the first at historic Fort Bridger settlers in Rock struction Co of Evanston and 80 vears aeo This Snrine-almost a a ailment for heart probably work is expected to start soon School Merger Meet Warren Richardson commission man whose body was' found in a week their daughter HejentYoung TT l mer7 BOISE Oct chairman also revealed the 1949 hotel room here Wednesday ' ger proposals will be considered by state legislature will be asked for Paul Dalrymple Oakland 45 buthe state school reorganization $100000 to complete its plans for tane Breach salesman of Long committee at its meeting here the historic post and other proj Cal gas en route f Jrom Twin Falls ects Nov S Ida to his honle became ill on the road and stopped in Wells to ROCK SPRINGS WyoOct !7 consult a doctor who advised him (JP) — Law enforcement Officers to rent a hotel room and go to bed over the state are looking for a He was found dead about an hour man and stolen truck believed inlater volved in a $390 filling station Harold Pyper coroner con- robbery at Little America ducted the inquest at which the Sheriff Mike Maher said the doctor and Constable Homer Mur- station- was robbed early Tfuesday phy were principal witnesses of $39272 A truck belonging to Jurors were Mrs! Elizabeth Burr the White Ditching Co of Casper Edward Tybo and James Nielson was stolen from an auto court Surviving Mr Oakford are his here Tuesday and is belirfved in widow Carolyn B Oakford a volved in the Little rob Wyo Oct 7 IJ P Goal Production Lags At Firings Ilaiiiia Mine ) WINNEMUCCA Nev Octf 7 (UP) 7— Mayor E H Backus' issued a proclamation Hamm of Green River ' former Thursday Winnemucca to standSweetwater county clerk received returning ard time effective midnight Sata reminder of her parents early urday Oct 9 Proclamation foldays in the frontier coal mining lowed the action of - Humboldt town when her son Deputy County county commissioners Monday in I of dayAtty Kenneth Hamm of 'Rock ordering abandonment 9 Oct time r light saving an old her with Springs presented receipt for one barrel of water received by her parents ii The receipt had been among a town takes its name did not have wealth of old papers including a sufficientj water to supply the list 6fpersons naturalized in 1882 community As mines deepened found by wreckers clearing old these springs dried up buildings in Rock Springs to make way for the new American Legion home The attorney was looking through them when he found the receipt for payment by George MUST SELL Young of 35c for one barrel of water At that period and for many IMMEDIATELY years afterwards all of the drinking water for Rock Springs was hauled from Green River by railroad tank car and then parcelled Two into barrels to be hauled by team Money-Makin- g to the various homes in the straggling mining community the users STORES paying for each barrel delivered While water was available from In Soft Lake City springs and wells vicinity It O was practically all so hard that A Buy of a Lifetimol it was not fit to drink and it became necessary to ship water in One old spring which still flows Contact Mr Jo Bcrman— in the middle of the city was so Room 20S strongly sulphuric that it could not Hotel Utah— regularly be used for drinking purposes and the springs at the north edge of the city from which the ' HANNA Wyo Oct 7 use-'oifiesell freight locomotivei on Unions Pacific railroad's' Wyoat Union Pacific the production Coal Co's mine here is running ming division might have1 aomo-thin- g WP)-Co- al f itii V ' to do with to 25 under its war time average An official of the company said the coal camp's 325 miners now are Court Restrains Pickets working three and a half to four LAS VEGASrrNev4 Oct! 7 tUP) days a week Only a ' singl shift Is — Retail clerks and culinary work being workedi ers ' unions were restrained 'from During the war the miners picketing two : retail drug firms worked two" shifts and third when ruled thai maintenance shift was maintained Thursday not "unfaix? were" managements f The official said' he was not In as charged by- picket signs Disti a position to give reasons for the Judge A S Henderson issued tha slump He guessed however the temporary injunction 20 'H - - it-wa- s - Specialists in Scandinavian ' Featuring O HEAVY BREAD O PASTRY i in-th- e SCANDINAVIAN BAKEnY TWO LOCATIONS 1810 South State 226 South State 1 Hunt Victimj Improves Tribune Special ROCK SPRINGS Wyo Oct 7 from a gunshot —Recovering wound in his left forearm is Iceland Ritter 15 of Winton Young Ritter was wounded when a hunting companion on a rabbit hunting trip George Russom Jr stumbled and fell causing his TH2 v JBSTS- 410-gau- ge shotgun t6 discharge eral of the shot hitting young arm You'll shop the town and not find the equal of this Westinghouse Commodore Electric Range ! 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