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Desert - E|SEi. SW|SEi, SEiSWi Sec. 33, T. 29 N., R. 85 W.
2655
Allowed 7-22-I885
Line drawn thru this entry with
notation amended to T, 30 R« ^5,

Same description under Sec. 33» T. 30 N., R. 85 w,
Entry canceled 5-9-07.
Hd.l227 - W^NWi Sec. 26, N|NEi Sec. 27, T. 30 N., R. 85 W,
Allowed 2-2U-86, Canceled August 20, 1891.

Ellen L. Watson

Hd.2003 -

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S|SEi Sec. 22, W|SW| Sec. 23, T. 30 N., R. 85 'fl.
Canceled August 28, 1891.

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BAR DOCKET

DISTRICT COURT
. . Sixth Judicial District of Wyoming
SM
ATRON A' COUNTY

MARCH, A.'D. 1918
presiding;;,Hii;:;,;:.;::

hon; CHARLES &lt; Winter
; Judge oi Sixth Judicial District.

H. L. . Patton; Esq.', Shenff.
Warren L. Bailoyj Esq., Clerk.
i
H. Nichols, County and Prosecuting
Attorney.'- ‘
Harry A.. McCraken, Esq., Reporter.
.NATRONA COUNTY BAR

E. Paul Bacheller
Gilbert H. Mann
John B. Barnes, Jr.
A. G. Marcus
A. H. Cobb
R. H. Nichols
A. C. Campbell
R. N. Ogden ■
Bryant S. Cromer
W. H. Patten
Frank G. Curtis
M. W. PurQell
Morgan J. Doyle ;
Floyd E. Pendell
Harry B. Durham
Spencer E. Phelps
George W. Ferguson James G. Stanley
G. R. Hagens
E. Richard Shipp
Fred D. Hammond
A. E. Stirrett
W. B. Holliday
Willis Stidger
Frank J. Hangs
. . Francis A. Updegraff
Julius C. Jensen
E, G. Vanatta
A. B. King
John W. Whelan
Alfred R. Lowey
W. O. Wilson
THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE

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BAR DOGKET

district COURT
Sixth Juthcial Disi^t of Wyoming
&gt;

NATRONA COUNTY

march, A, D. 1918
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HON&lt; CHARLES; E^;WINTER
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................

- ' M il. I^tton, Esq., sheriff.
Marren L. Bailey, Esq., Clerk. R.' B. Nichols, County and Prosecuting
:
‘
- Attorney.- '
Harry A. McCraken, Esq., Reporter.
NATRONA COUNTY BAR
i* Wc'

Gilbert H. Mann
' f
E. Paul Bacheller
A. G. Marcus
• a.John B. Barnes, Jr.
R. H. Nichols
A. H. Cobb
R. N. Ogden
A. C. Campbell
Bryant S. Cromer : . W. H. Patten
:: M. W. PurQell
Frank G. Curtis
Floyd E. Pendell
Morgan J. Doyle
Spencer E. Phelps
Harry B. Durham
George W. Ferguson Janies G. Stanley
. E. Richard Shipp
G. R. Hagens
A. E. Stirrett
Fred D. Hammond
Willis Stidger
W. B. Holliday
, Francis A. Updegraff
Frank J. Hangs
E. G. Vanatta
Julius C. Jensen
John W. Whelan
A. B. King
W. O. Wilson
Alfred R. Lowey

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BAR DOCKET

DISTRICT COURT
Sixth Judicial Disitrict of Wyoming
NATRONA COUNTY
MARCH, A. D. 1918
PRESIDING

HON. CHARLES E. WINTER
Judge of Sixth Jadieial Diatriot

H. L. Patton, Esq., Sheriff.
Warren L. Bailey, Esq., Clerk.
R. H. Nichols, County and Prosecut'ng
Attorney.
Harry A. McCraken, Esq., Reporter.
NATRONA COUNTY BAR

E. Paul Bacheller
John B. Barnes, Jr.
A. H. Cobb
A. C. Campbell
Bryant S. Cromer
Frank G. Curtis
Morgan J. Doyle
Harry B. Durham
George W. Ferguson
G. R. Hagens
Fred D, Hammond
W. B. Holliday
Frank J. Hangs
Julius C. Jensen
A. B. King
Alfred R. Lowey

Gilbert H. Mann
A. G. Marcus
R. H. Nichols
R. N. Ogden
W. H. Patten
M. W. Purcell
Floyd E. Pendell
Spencer E. Phelps
James G, Stanley
E. Richard Shipp
A. E. Stirrett
Willis Stidger
Francis A. Updegraff
E. G. Vanatta
John W. Whelan
W. 0. Wilson

It ca'i»e» oa’tT tricumc

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
Attorney!

TITLE OE CAUSE

No.

W. O. Wilson
Lysle Marie Kelpsch
vs.

690

Carl Kelpsch, alias Louis Myers

W. 0. Wilson

The Wyatt Sheep Co.,
vs.

791

John Shannon

G. R. Hagens
Horace N.
Hawkins
W. O. Wilson

Lee Champion
vs.

815

Fred D.
Hammond

William Hanley, et al.

I. B. King
Henry Schoonmaker
vs.

822

Chicago &amp; North-Western

J. B. Barnes
Clark &amp;
Clark

E. R. Shipp

Fred Henderson
890

vs.

Al Svare
Fred D.
Hammond

Mary M. Bolton

vs.

944

j

James Bolton

■ . -i.-i, . ’

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

•W. R. Sample

1008

1019

Attorneys

E. R. Shipp

vs.

Henry P. Brennan, et al.

G. R. Hagens

The Richards &amp; Cunningham Co,,

A. H.Cobb

vs.

James Skeaugh

Elizabeth Searl

1065

W. 0. Wilson

vs.

Grant Searl

United Petroleum Co.

1070

1074

vs.

B.L.Townsend
R. H. Nichols
F. C. Rabb

Societe Belgo-Americanne, et al.

A.C.Campbell
C. W.Burdick

P. E. Lilly

W. 0. Wilson

vs.

Alace M. Tobias Carlson

1089

The Central ‘Wyoming Oil &amp; Development Company

1. C. Camp­
bell, et al.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

I ^arl C.
S chuyler et al

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

1090

TITLE OF CAUSE

Attorney!

The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Devel­
opment Company

■A. C. Camp­
bell, et al.

vs.

jKarl C.
•Schuyler et al

William G. Henshaw, et al.

1091

The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Devel­
opment Company
vs.
William G. Henshaw, et al.

W. F. Henning
1093

j

A. C. Can.pbell et al.

Ka-l C.
Schuyler et al

G. R. Hagens

vs.

Newt Ferguson
The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Devel­
opment Company

1115

1116

1117

vs.

A. C. Camp­
bell, et al.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

Karl C.
Schuyler et al

The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Devel­
opment Company

A, C. Camp­
bell, et al.

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

Karl C.
Schuyler et al

The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Devel­
opment Company

A. C. Camp­
bell, et al.

vs.
William G. Henshaw, et al.

Karl C.
Schuyler et al

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

Attorneys

W. 0. Wilson

Helen J. Thom
1118

vs.

i

Fred Henderson

Western Glass and Paint Co.
1119

vs.

1120

Newt Ferffuson

G.W.Fergus’n

The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Devel­
opment Company

A. C. Camnbell, et ai.

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

Vaile, McAl
lister &amp; Vaile,
et al.

The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Devel­
opment Company

A. C. Camp­
bell, et al.

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

Vaile, McAl­
lister &amp; Vaile,
et al.

The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Devel­
opment Company

A. C Ca .pbeP, et al.

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

Vaile, McAl­
lister &amp; Vaile,
et al.

The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Develop­
ment Company

A. C. Camp­
bell. et al.

vs.

Vaile, McAl­
ister &amp; Vaile,
it al.

1121

1123 !

____

1124

W. 0. Wilson

William G. Henshaw, et al.
-- --------•—* ---------------------------------

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�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No

1125

TITLE OF CAUSE

Attorneys

lhe Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Devel‘
opment Company

A. C. CampI'ell, et al.

vs.

;
f :

William G. Henshaw, et al.

Vaile, M.’AIlister i- Vaile,
et nl.

1126

The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Development Company

A. C. Can.obell et al.

1127

William G. Henshaw, et al
'
.. - - - —..... .
The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Development Company

VS.

i ■

Vaile, McAlI's^er &amp; Vaile,
et al.
--------- - -------- A. C. Campbell, et al.

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al

Vaile. M;AIlister &amp; Vaile,
et al.

Joseph H. Lobell

8- D. Townsend, et al

i :
■ !

I

?

1131

1132

vs.
William G. Henshaw, et al
____________

Jf. B. Barnes

Joseph II. Lobell

!• D. Townsend, et al.

VS.

William G. Henshaw, et al
J B. Barnes

—

Joseph H. Lobell

1133

i
!

vs.
William G. Henshaw, et al
_____________
■
--------- ------ -

j® D. Townsend, et al.
i
't

('’• B .Barnes
1

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

1135

1139

1140

Attorneys

Joseph H. Lobell

B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

■ vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

J. ’B .Bari.es

Joseph 11. Lobell

B. D. To5vn8end, et al.

^36

1138

TITLE OF CAUSE

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

J. B. Barnes

Joseph H. Lobell

B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

.

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

J. B. Barnes

New York Oil Co., et al.,

B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

.1 B. Barnes

New York Oil Co., et al.,

B. D. Towns
end, et al.

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

The Economy Oil Co.
1148

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

J. B. Barnes
Wm. R.
Eaton, et al.

Vaile, McAl­
lister &amp; Vaile,
et al.

�! fr*' •' . i. .

Iff"

1'"

J

Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITI R OR CAUSE

Attorneys

The Economy Oil Co.

Wni. R.
Eaton, et al.

1149

vs.
William G. Henshaw, et al.

- --

--------------------------

The Economy Oil Co.

1150

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

The Economy Oil Co.

i

1151

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

James H. Bury

1

1152

Helen C. Sinclair
1154

vs.

________

u■

Vaile, McAl­
lister &amp; Vaile,
et al.
Wm. R.
Eaton, et al,

Vaile, McAllister &amp; Vaile,
et al.

i

j
*

«fcb

Wm. R.
Eaton, et al.
Vaile, McAl­
lister &amp; Vaile,
et al.
B. D. Towns­
end, et al.
r ' ■

vs.
William G. Henshaw, et al.

•Si*''-.
4$ ^' ■

J. B. Barnes
Norton &amp;
Hagens

0. A. Graybeal
•

Eugene P. Westheimer, et al.,
1155

W. 0. Wilson

vs.
L. J. Price, et al.

1

...

*

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

1156

TITLE OF CAUSE

Attomeyi

Frederick J. Lobell

B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

VS.
1
William^. Henshaw, et al.

Frederick J. Lobell
1157

B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.
Parkman Oil Co.
1158

B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

vs.

William G, Henshaw, et al.
Eugene F. Westheimer, et al.,
1159

W. 0. Wilson

VS.
John Bellocq
The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Devel­
opment Company

1160

G. R. Hagens
A. C. Camp­
bell, et al.

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.
The Central Wyoming Oil &amp; Devel­
opment Company

1163
I

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

A. C. Camp­
bell, et al.

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

1164

I

TITLE OE CAUSE

Ihe Central Wyoming- Oil &amp; Devel­
opment Company

Attorneys

A. C. Camp­
bell, et al.

vs.

..... —

William G. Henthaw, et al.
B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

Parkman Oil Co.
1167

vs.
William G. Henshaw, et al.
--

A. C. Camp­
bell,
et al.
- • — - -- —-—-- --- - ■ ■

B. D. Towns­
end,

James H. Bury

1168

' vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.
. __
B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

Federal Oi! &amp; Development Co.

1169

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

Parkman Oil Company
1170

vs.

William G. Henshaw, et al.
________
Parkman Oil Co.

1171

vs.
William G. Henshaw, et al.

«

A. C. Camp­
bell, et al.
B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

“t.. C. Towns­
end, et al.
—
J. D. Townse nd, et al.

I. C. Campb ell, et al.

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

/

Parkman Oil Co.
1172

1176

vs.

Attorneye

B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

William G. Henshaw, et al.

A. C. Camp­
bell, et al.

J. H. Samuels

G. R. Hagens

vs.
William Grieve, et al.
Carrie L. Flick

1188

A. B. King

vs.

Howard Flick

Parkman Oil Co.

1190

vs.
0. H. Shoup, et al.

A. H. Cobb

1195

A.C.Campbell

A. H. Cobb

vs.

Bryant S. Cromer

Federal Oil &amp; Development Co.
1198

B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

vs.

0. H. Shoup, et al.

B. S. Cromer
3. D. Towns­
end, et al.
A. C. Camph gll, et al.

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

1199

1200

1205

TITLE OF CAUSE

A^imeyt

Parkman Oil Co.

B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

vs.

0. H. Shoup, et al.

A. C. Camp­
bell,

Federal Oil &amp; Development Co.

B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

vs.
0. H. Shoup, et al.

A. C. Camp­
bell,

Parkman Oil Co.

B. D. Towns­
end, et al.

vs.

A.C.Campbell

0. H. Shoup, et al.

A. H. Cobb

John Blessing
1207

vs.

Al Svare

A. B. King

A. H. Cobb

John Blessing

1208

vs.

*

A. E. Fly

R. H. Nichols, trustee,

1213

R. H. Nichols

vs.

Mrs. Frank D. Kincaid

A. B. King

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

1225

TITLE OE CAUSE

Attorneys

M. L. Bishop

G. R. Hagens

vs.

J. W. McDowell, et al.
Mabel M. Steers
1250

W. 0. Wilson
A. B. King

vs.

Roy A. Steers

J. Y. Stock

1251

F.D.Hammond

vs.
Hjorth Oil Company

Frances Flood
1263

vs.

Joseph L. Marquis

M. J. Gothberg, et al.,

1264

W. B. Holli­
day and
W. H. Patten
Hagens &amp;
Stanley

riagens &amp;
Stanley

vs.

J. J. Hurst, et al.

The Royal Tailors
1266

iV. H. Patten

vs.

Jake L. Learner, et al.

r'lichols &amp;
'ItiiTett

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

William Gessas
1272

vs.

Fanny Gessas

The Casper National Bank
1275

C. M. Wallace

1287

Nichols &amp;
Stirrett
F.D.Hammond
A. H. Cobb

vs.

D: M. ’Lobdell

1277

Attorneys

vs.

Nichols &amp;
Stirrett

W. 0. Wilson

Chicago, Burlington &amp; Quincy Ry Co.

E. T. Clark
A.C.Campbell
R.H.Nichols

Noah Lindsay, et al.,

W. 0. Wilson

vs.
Freeland Live Stock Co.

F.D.Hammond
The First Ntitional Bank of Laramie

1292

W. H. Patten

vs.
The Noah's Ark Store Co.

The First National Bank of Laramie

1293

vs.
The Noah's Ark Store Co.

V. H. Patten

�mmiSBMmi

Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

Pearl Markle

1298

Aaomeyt

W. 0. Wilson

VS.

Fred Markle

A. J. Cunningham, et al..
1300

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

VS.

M. i&gt;. Wheeler, et al.

Della Prait
1302

VS.

William Pratt
Edwin B. Foster
1305

1307

E. R. Shipp
F.D.Hammond

W. H. Patten

VS.

Leslie Al. Nelson

A. B. King

William Pratt

E. R. Shipp
F. D.Hammond

VS.

Della Pratt
_____

Jack Breeden
1308

A. B. King
R. H. Nichols

A. B. King

N. H. Patten

VS.

Rasmus Lee, et al.

?.D.Hammond

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

George McRorey
J310

F. S. Hudson

King W. Tyler

W. H. Patten

Hancock
A. G. Fisher

VS.

Charles Richards

William R. Calaway
1313

F.D.Hammond

VS.

Elmer Green

1312

E. R, Shipp

VS.

Emma R. Sturgeon

1311

Attorney*

F.D.Hammond

A. B. King

VS.

Estelle Calaway

Nora Begley

1318

W. H. Patten

VS,

Clyde E. Begley

George W. Dye, et al.,

1322

VS.

Frank E. Shinn
r-

2. R. Shipp

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

The United Petroleum Co., et al.,
1327

Attorneys

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

vs.

John G. Carlson

E. T. Evans
1331

J. W. Whelan

vs.

Dan Murphy and G. R. Hagens

The L. Wolf Mfg. Co.
1332

G.W.Fergus’n

, vs.

D. C. Miller

J. B. Ross
1333

vs.

The United Petroleum Co., et al.

Chicago, Burlington &amp; Quincy Ry. Co.
1336

G. W.Fergus’n
H. Riddell

vs.

R. H. Nichols
Jno. Knowles

E. T. Clark,
A.C.Campbell,
R. H. Nichols

E. J. Conroy

Gertrude Bonner
1338

vs.

Silas Bonner

B. King

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

Norris-Cleghorn Co.
1341

Attorneys

E. R. Shipp

vs.

J, D. Waldron

Societe Belgo-zlmericaine Des Petroleus
Du Wyoming, et al.,
1344

A.C.Campbell
W.E.Mullen

vs.

Irwin M. Shannon, et al.
R. H. Nichols

. W. T. Ellis

1346

1349

vs. '

I. N. Frost, et al.

F.D.Hammond

Audry Northness

J‘. .1. Sprigs
Lander, Wyo.

vs.

Leonard Northness

E. N. Miller
1354

vs.

William Cronin

E. N. Miller
1355

A. H. Cobb

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

A. H. Cobb

vs.
G. M. MacDonald

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

E. N. Miller
1356

vs.

M. J. Burke

Societe Belgo-Americaine Des Petroles
Du Wyoming, et al.,
1357

Attorney!

A. H. Cobb
Hagens &amp;
Stanley

W. E. Mullen

vs.
Irwin M. Shannon, et al.

1361

E. N. Miller

A. H./obb

vs.

Nichols &amp;
Stirrett

Fred Neuman
Clyde C. Flinchbaugh
1364

A. B. King

vs.

Pearl R. Flinchbaugh

W. E. Dinneen
1366

A. H. Cobb

vs.

J. J. Cunningham

Raymond Rowan
1367

vs.

Joseph P. Holmes

A. H. Cobb

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

E. N .Miller

1370

A. H. Cobb

vs.

M. J. Burke, et al.

Robert J. Feitch
1371

Attorneys

Hai;ens &amp;
Stanley
A. B. King

vs.
Jack Graham

Mae Novotny
1373

A. B. I^g

vs.

Frederick Novotny

Annie Kropp
1377

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

vs.
Fred Kropp

Webel Commercial Co.
1385

A. B. King

vs.

Hayden E. Jones

Marquis &amp; Company
1392

vs.
United Distillers Co.

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

Edward Brennan
1397

vs,

K. R. Jorgensen

M. 0. Company
1399

Attorneys

R. N. Ogden

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

W.B.Holliday

vs.

Frank Twidale
Joe Castagne
1400

vs.

&gt;

Tom Hall
Societe Belgo-Americiane Des Petroles
Du Wyoming, et al.,

1402

A. R. Lov/ey

W. E. Mullen

vs.

Daniel H, Dorsett

The First National Bank of Laurel
1403

W. H. Patten

vs.

R. L. and Z. A. Evans

Hugh E. Stock
1409

vs.
Lee Champion et al

J .J.Sullivan
&amp; A.G.Marcus

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No

title of cause

Blanch Riley
3410

vs.

Attorney!
Hagens &amp;
Stanley

Thomas Riley

1412

M. W. Mouat

R. N. Ogden

vs.

William Hjortfi, et al.

1415

Irene Snare

A. R. Lowey

vs.

Carl G. Snare

1416

William Marx

W. H. Patten

vs.

Cedar Ridge Petroleum Co.

1418

J. C. Young

R. Lowey

vs.

N. B .Carlisle

Beltox-Wyoming Oil Co

1420

vs.

New York Oil Co., et al.

lagens &amp;
S tanley

�■r
J

Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE QF CAVSE

»*

¥

Attorneys
G.W.Pergus’n

A. and J. Plant, et ah,
1425

1. -

h

J...

vs.

1

R. L. Evans

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

Casper National Bank

1426

vs.

The Casper Brewing Company
Nicrols &amp;
Stirrett,
M.W.Purcell

Butler Corporation
1427

vs.

•

D. Plattos

G.W.Fergus’n
If* ’

A. H. Cobb

J. J. Svendson

1428

iv
5..?' ' •

vs.

M. L. Bishop

E. R. Shipp

.

r

- -

W.B.Holliday

Citizens State Bank of Casper
1430

1432

vs.

'■ i' ■

G. M. McDonald

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

The Hine Desk and Fixture Co.

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

vs.

G. M. McDons''’

|

i*”-- ’ ■ '.

■•S'

-S^ *

£ &gt;'

1

4 i- -

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No

title oe cause

A. J. Mokler
1433

Attorneys

M.W.Purcell

vs,
K. P. Rohrbaugh, et al.
0. Wilson

1435

1437

William Hanley, et al.,

vs.
The Ohio Oil Co., et al.

L. B. Nicholson

J- B. Barnes
et al.

G.W.Fergus’n

vs.
Geo; W. Taylor

V. H. Patten

1438

Lee R. Lang

ohn Dillon

vs.

Ella Lang

1442

J- B. Robinson, et al.,

Wni. Marx

vs.
Deltox-Wyoraing Oil Company

1443

—-

Joseph W. Fisher

A. R. Lowey

VS.

Francis J. Fisher
A. B. Ring

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918 . Term
1

No.

1445

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title of cause

C. F. Hortenstine

_

Attorneys

A. R. Lowey

vs.

Maud A. Hortenstine

1447

Grace Holland

W 0. Wilson

vs.

Roy M. Holland
Albert R. Crandall
1454

M.W.Purcell

vs.
lagens &amp;

Max Froehner
_____ -------------------------------------------------------- - kStanley

H. A. Gonden
1456
_
J

vs.
The Great Western Hotel Co

Ihe People’s Bank of Moorcroft
1459

vs.

iI.W. Purcell

ichols &amp;
S tirrett
Wakeman &amp;
Wakeman

Citizens’ State Bank of Casper
W.B. Holliday

Flannery &amp; Robinson
1460

vs.
Underwood Construction &amp; Realty Co.

M.J.Doyle

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OE CAUSE

Wyoming Gas Co., et al.,
1465

Attorneys

Wm. C. Snow

vs.
S. H. Keoghan

R. B. Redington
1467

vs,

John Rochelt

The Midwest Hotel Co.

1468

vs.

The Western Hotel Co.

The Midwest Hotel Co.

1469

vs.
The Midwest Refining Co.

Burton F. Rickie

1471

M.W.Purcell

W. 0. Wilson
G.W.Fergus’n
Hagens &amp;
Stanley

W. 0. Wilson,
G.W.Fergusn,
Nichols &amp;
Stirrett
Hagens &amp;
Stanley

W.B.Holliday

vs.
Laura E. Bair

Nell RuflFel
1472

A. R. Lowey

J. C. Jensen
A. R. Lowey

vs.

Stephen Ruffel

R. N. Ogden

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

Rayinouil J. Stuart
1474

Atlomeyi

Wm. Marx
*

vs,

Julia Stuart

vs.

Frank Eng­
land, J. C.
Jensen

Robert Wilson, et al.

A. H. Cobb

William Hines

Nichols &amp;
Stirrett

Leslie L. Gantz

1475

1476

vs.

The Casper Brewing Co.
William Marx
1477

Wm. Marx

vs.
Theresa Marx

John Tripeny
1478

vs.

Martha C. Earnest, et al.
P. W. Brilhart
1480

vs.
Laura Brilhart

Hagens &amp;
Stanley
A.H.Cobb, G.
W. Ferguson,
Nichols &amp;
Stirrett

E. R. Shipp

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

1482

TITLE OI&lt; CAUSE

Attorneys

Henrietta Boyd

J. C. Jensen

vs.

Pearl Boyd
A. Montana

M.W.Purcell

vs.

1487

A. C. Ford
(Jury)

E. R. Shipp
G. H. Mann

Cora Sims
1488

vs.

Oscar Sims
Wm. Marx

Virginia Cauley
1490

vs.
Robert Cauley

The Wyoming Iron Works Co.
1491

F. E. Pendell

vs.
The Wyoming Blackfoot Oil Co.

Wm. Marx

Bingenheimer Lumber Co.
1492

vs.

Charles White
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Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

Attorneys

F. E. Pendell
G. W. Bartholomew
1493

VS.

J. Y. Stock
A. B. King
Pauline Sims
1494

VS.

Waiter Sims

Fanny Mabel Williams
1495

A. B. King

VS.

Roscoe Verne Williams

Fannie A. Dickover

1496

A. B. King

VS.

Benjamin Dickover

Johnson McKenzie
1497

A.B.King

VS.

Feme McKenzie

____
S. Bloom and C. M. Elgin, et al..

1498

VS.

W.B.Holliday

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OE CAUSE

D, H. Ralston

3499

M.J.Doyle

vs,
T. S. Steed

Simon Bingswanger &amp; Bro.

1500

Attorneys

Nichols &amp;
Stirrett

G.W.Pergus’n

vs.

Hayden E. Jones

J. C. Bivins
1502

15C3

W.B.Holliday

vs.

J. A. Fciguson

Vanatta &amp;
Hangs

0. L. Walker Lumber Co.

G. H. Mann

vs.

Mrs. Kendrick Levi, K. Levi

Gertrude Sullivan
1504

M.W.Purcen

vs.

Mark J. Sullivan

E. E. Jones
1505

vs.
S. H. Keoghan

W. C. Snow

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

Wyoming Grocery Co.
1506

Aaorneyi

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

vs.

W. W. Keefe, et al.

H. A. Rispin
1507

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

vs.
The Great Divide Oil Co.
Jeff Schults

1508

Nichols &amp;
Stirrett

vs.
The North American Asbestos Co., et al.

Clarissa Smith
1509

R. N. Ogden

vs.

McGuire Smith

L. C. Bailey and E. B. Foster

1510

Nichols &amp;
Stirrett

vs.
G. Fermandez

Casper Oil Co.
1511

vs.

L. C. Hinkle

F.Chatterton

�Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OE CAUSE

I. D. Richey

1512

G.H.Mann

VS.

John McLelland

Leslie L. Gantz
1513

Attorney*

VS.

E. R. Shipp
Hagens &amp;
Stanley

U. S. Miller

Laura Maris

1514

A. B. King

VS.

Samuel G. Maris

Peter Andrew Sipes
1515

A. B. King

VS.

Ruby R. Sipes

R. L. Evans

1516

Hagens &amp;
Stanley

vs.
Ernest Dulleck and Mary Dulleck

Chas. F. Kuhn

1517

VS.

C. Coffey

G.W.Fergus’n

�Civil Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OE CAUSE

Attorneys

41!!!
it

Wm. Marx
Florence M. Ericson

1518

VS.

Carl Ericson

A. B. King

Rhoda Hulett
1519

VS.

Wallace E. Hulett

J. W. Fisher
1520

W.rs.rioiiiuay

VS.

Wyo-Kans Oil Syndicate
■i?.

Wyoming Iron Works Co.

1522

iMichois &amp;
Surrett

VS.

The Intermountain Oil Co.
HI'*
J w&gt;

The Midcst Refining Co.

1523

iiagens &amp;,
Stanley

vs.

Casper Brewing Co.

J. N. Chipley
1524

_

VS.

The W. F. Henning Hotel Co., et al.

M. W. Purcel

�f-.

Civil Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

Reed &amp; Co.
1525

Attorneys

A. B. King

vs.

Evan J. Griffith, Rachael Griffith
J. B. Bradley

854

vs.

W. 0. Wilson
H.N,HawkJns

William Hanley
F.D.Hammond
■;s;

Penn.-Wyoming Oil Co.
y57J

vs.
W. A. Holms and J. A. Sheffner

Josephine Hughes

1319

B. S. Cromer

E. R. Shipp

W. 0. Wilson

vs.

John E. Hughes

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Criminal Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

Attorney*

The State of Wyoming

1. H. Nichols

—

vs.

755

R. C. Trout.
Buying and concealing stolen property

—
The State of Wyoming

756

vs.
A. L. Cook.
Embeiziement.
The State of Wyoming

R. H. Nichols

R. N. Ogden

R. H. Nichols

VS.

776

779

Bessie B. Fisher
Murder.

W. H. Patten

The State of Wyoming

R. H. Nichols

vs.

George Davis
Grand Larceny
The State of Wyoming

780

vs.

James Newlands
Blackmail
The State of Wyoming
VS.

781

R, H. Nichols

John A. Hopkins
Assault with intent to kill

R. H. Nichols

�Criminal Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

782

TITLE OF CAUSE

A Homeys

The State of Wyoming

R. H. Nichols

vs.

Harry Graham
Fraudulent Check

The State of Wyoming

784

C. R. Palmer
Fraudulent Check
The State of Wyoming

786

R. H. Nichols

vs.

R. H. Nichols

. vs.

William Lasalle and W. A. Mitchell
Grand Larceny
The State of Wyoming

787

R. H. Nichols

vs.

Cecil Corbin
Grand Larceny
The State of Wyoming

788

R. H. Nichols

vs.
Joseph Sadler
Murder

The State of Wyoming

789

vs.
Mildred Owens and Ruth Graham
Murder

R. H. Nichols

�Criminal Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

790

TITLE OP CAUSE

Attorneys

The State of Wyoming

R. H. Nichols

vs.
T. J. Donnelly
Grand Larceny
The State of Wyoming

791

R. H. Nichols

vs.

Fred Byington
Assault and Battery
The State of Wyoming
792

R. H. Nichols

vs.
0. E. Underwood
Assault and Battery
The State of Wyoming

795

R. H. Nichols

vs.

Cerl Neuman
Sodomy
The State of Wyoming

796

R. H. Nichols

vs.
Robert Cauley
Assault and Battery
The State of Wyoming

797

vs.

Pete Long
Grand Larceny

R. H. Nichols

�Site®®

Criminal Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No,

799

TITLE OF CAUSE

AUorneya

The Slate of Wyoming

R. H. Nichols

vs.

William Lasalle
Assault and Battery
The State of Wyoming

800

J. L. House
Assault and Battery
The Slate of Wyoming

805

R. H. Nichols

vs.

R. H. Nichols

vs.

Joe Spohn
Receiving and Concealing Stolen Goods
The State of Wyoming

806

R. H. Nichols

vs.

William Miller
Burglary
The State of Wyoming

807

%
'3

H. H. Nichols

vs.

John Dempsey
Grand Larceny
The State of Wyoming

808

vs.
Ralph Nesbitt
Burglary

R. H. Nichols

�V

Criminal Cases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

809

TITLE OH CAUSE

Attorneys

The State of Wyoming

R. H. Nichols

vs.
Cecil Simonds
Burglary
The Stale of Wyoming

810

vs.

Augustine Velcs
Assault with intent to kill

The State of Wyoming
811

R. H. Nichols

R. H. Nichols

vs.
Nick Pantizikos
Sodomy
The State of Wyoming

812

R. H. Nichols

vs.
Dan Hendry
Illegal sale of liquor

The State of Wyoming
813

R. H. Nichols

vs.

J. H. Mackey
Illegal sale of liquor
The State of Wyoming

814

vs.
Jack Waldron
Illegal sale of Liquor

R. H. Nichols

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Criminal Gases, March, A. D. 1918, Term
No.

TITLE OF CAUSE

Attorneys

The State of Wyoming

B. H. Nichols

vs.

715

Mrs. B. Hamilton
Prostitution
The State of Wyoming

R. H. Nichols

vs.

816

Mrs. J. D. Waldron
Prostitution

The State of Wyoming

R. H. Nichols

vs.

817

Miss Spud Murphy
Prostitution
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Frank Duff
Casper
Alex. Armoyer
Casper
J. A. Speas--------------------------Casper
Jack Buss
Salt Creek
E, R. Spicer
Casper
Andrew Galbraith
Casper
A. G. Rowan
Salt Creek
C. N. Gross
Salt Creek
Michael Burke
Casper
W. P. Holman
Casper
A. P. Boyd
Casper
C. E. Dawson
Casper
Fremont Michie
Casper
R. B. Elderkin
Casner
A. H. Bunnell
Casner
Robert Cohan
Casper
L. D. Scott
Salt Creek
Jas. Rouse
Casper
C. H. Mathis
Casper
J. L. Learner
Casner
Louis R. Schmidt
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W. H. Morgan
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W. B, Cooley
Casper
IL F. Shaffer
Casner
H. E. Cordell
Casper
C. R. McGrew
Casper
J. M. Snook
Casper
W. H. LaRue
Casper
Walter Hawkins
Casper
J, C. Austin
Alcova
Wm. Griffin
Casner
H. K. Burdick
Casper
John Blessing
Casper
C. D. Davis
Casper
Guy V. Hall
Casner
L. Rognstad
Casper
Chas. Chick
Casper
S. A. Lane
Casper
Albert Baskett
Arminto
John Gressor
Casper
R. E. McGrew
Casner
Jack Furrer
Bucknum
James R. Wilson
Casper
Glenn Howland
Casper
T. S. Steed
Casner
A. J. Young
Casner (Alcova stage)
B. H. Pelton, Jr
Casper
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Casner
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Salt Creek

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