January 15, 2015 I The Lovell Chronicle I 5
One Lovell resident killed in
crash, another seriously injured
A single vehicle crash
on Sunday, Jan 11, took the
life of 45-year-old Martin
Rubio Jr. of Lovell and left
passenger Cynthia Gilm-
ore, 47, also of Lovell se-
riously injured. The crash
occurred at 6:40 p.m. at
Milepost 185.7 on U.S.
Highway 20, approximately
10 miles south of Basin.
According to a report
released by the Wyoming
Highway Patrol, Rubio was
driving a 1994 Ford Explor-
er southbound on the high-
way at anunsafe speed on
the snow and ice packed
roadway and impaired driv-
ing is a contributing factor
being investigated in this
crash.
"Mr. Rubio lost control
of the Ford while negoti-
ating a right hand curve,"
stated the report. "After
overcorrecting the Ford,
the vehicle entered into a
counter-clockwise rotation
(spin) and left the roadway
down a steep embankment.
After leaving the highway
down the embankment, the
Ford rolled approximately
one and one-half times."
Rubio was not wearing
his seat belt and was ejected
from the vehicle during the
crash. He was transport-
ed by ground ambulance
to South Big Horn County
Hospital in Basin, where he
died from his injuries.
Gilmore, a passen-
ger in the vehicle during
the crash, was also eject-
ed. According to the report
she was not wearing a seat
belt. Gilmore was initially
transported by ground am-
bulance to South Big Horn
Hospital and then taken to
the Billings Clinic in Bill-
ings, where she was hospi-
talized. Her status was list-
ed as in fair condition as of
Tuesday afternoon.
Rubio is the sixth high-
way fatality in Wyoming for
the year 2015.
Police report
Police put out fire in parked vehicle
The Lovell Police De-
partment received the fol-
lowing calls for the week of
Jan. 6 - 12:
Jan. 6: A report of sexual
abuse involving minors is
under investigation.
Jan. 8: A theft of wedding
rings is under investigation.
• Edward Charles Foster,
40, of Byron was arrest-
ed for DUI and having an
open container in his ve-
hicle and transported to
the Big Horn County De-
tention Center in Basin.
Jan. 9 = An incident involv-
ing verbal threats that took
place at the Mavarik con-
venience store has been
turned over to the sheriffs
dept. where it is currently
under investigation.
Jan. 11: A concerned resi-
dent reported an open gate
and vehicle parked behind
a local business. The owner
of the business was contact-
ed and told police the vehicle
was authorized to be there.
• An incident involving al-
leged road rage was re-
ported to police. The mat-
ter is under investigation.
• While a domestic dis-
pute was under investi-
gation, one party in the
dispute was cited for sim-
ple assault and unlawful
contact. No arrests were
made.
• A Lovell resident report-
ed a basement light and
back door open to his
home. Police investigated
and found no footprints in
the snow near the door.
Jan. 12: A fire was report-
ed in a car parked near a
gas station. The officer re-
sponding put out the flames,
which were under the car,
with a fire extinguisher.
• Police investigated a re-
port of a loud domestic
dispute. The parties in-
volved were issued a ver-
bal warning. No arrests
were made.
Note= The calls listed above
were received by the Lovell
Police Dept. Persons arrest-
ed are presumed innocent
until proven guilty in a court
of law and charges made
upon initial arrest may be
amended or dismissed as
determined by the County
Attorney.
Sheriff's report
Armed
car owner threatens man trying
to repossess vehicle last week
The Big Horn County
Sheriffs Office received the
following Calls for the week
of Jan. 5 - 12:
Jan. 5: A resident report-
ed property damage at his
home in Byron. The matter
is under investigation.
• Deputies are investigat-
ing a report of a door that
was kicked in at a home
in Byron. The cause has
not been determined.
Jan. 7: An armed vehicle
owner threatened an in-
dividual who entered his
property to repossess his
vehicle. Sheriffs deputies
were asked to stand by
while the vehicle was re-
moved from the property.
Jan. 8: A neglected dog was
reported at a property lo-
cated near Lovell.
Note: The calls listed above
were received by the Big
Horn County Sheriffs Of-
rice. Persons arrested are
presumed innocent un-
til proven guilty in a court
of law, and charges made
upon initial arrest may be
amended or dismissed as
determined by the County
Attorney.
From Our Files
FBI called in to search for Ted Louie
75 YEARS AGO, JAN. 18, 1940
The Lovell Chronicle
G.V. Cutler had the honor of throwing
the switch which energized the electric line
for the Deaver, Frannie, Cowley and Kane
sections. As he threw the switch, which en-
ergized nearly 80 miles of line, Mr. Cutler
remarked that the community had reached
a new step in the development of the Big
Horn Basin. The people on farms of this vi-
cinity have been living under pioneer con-
ditions but will now have the conveniences
of an urban community.
50 YEARS AGO, JAN. 14, 1965
The Lovell Chronicle
A letter to the FBI from a Lovell res-
ident triggered a search this week for the
body of Ted Louie, salesman who disap-
peared in Lovell about 14 years ago. The
information in the letter indicated that
Louie's body was buried in the basement
of the Shoshone Bar. Police officer began
their investigation early this week, but by
late Wednesday afternoon the investiga-
tion had not revealed any solution to the
mystery.
On the record in Big Horn County
BIRTHS
We are interested in printing
the births of North Big Horn
County Iabies. Please call and
personally report these births
by contacting the Chronicle at
548-2217.
Born to Cammie and Shane
Brost at Powell Hospital on
Jan. 8, 2015, at 8:55 a.m.,
a baby girl, Hayden Mae
Brost, weighing 6 lbs. 11
oz. Grandparents are Fred
and Molly Yates and Tufty
and Brenda Brost.
MARRIAGES
Marriage licenses issued from
the Big Horn County Clerk's of-
rice recently were:
William M. Carson Jr. and
Angelica Ramos Ruelan,
both of Greybull.
DEEDS
Warranty deeds issued from
the Big Horn County Clerk's of.
rice recently were:
Corrected: Big Horn Coun-
ty Treasurer, Becky A.
Lindsey, treasurer to Rob-
ert Patterson and Marilyn
Patterson, Sec. 34, Lot 50,
T56N R97W.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Persons fined in the Lovell Mu-
nicipal Court in Lovell before
Judge Sylvia Gams recently
were:
Ashlie P. Myers, 68, expired
registration, $70.
Angel J. Montanez, 44, stop
sign violation, $120.
Cheri Mickelson, 53, improp-
er backing, $70.
Marvin J. Daugherty, Basin,
57, failure to stop at school
crossing while red, $120.
Jordan Mickelson, 23, failure
to maintain liability insur-
ance, $420; expired regis-
tration, $70.
Amy Lee Lopez, 33, driving
under suspension, $420.
Trenton A. Tryon, 17, mi-
nor in possession: alcohol,
$360; shoplifting, $560.
For speeding in a 20 mph
school zone:
Aaron S. Rich, Billings, 35,
29 mph, $180.
Richard L. Brinkerhoff, 68,
28 mph, $170.
Donald G. Lunceford, Jam•-
son, AL, 29, 31 mph, $250.
Teresa S. Merrill, Denver,
CO, 26, 25 mph, $65.
Brett R. Berg, Lander, 45, 28
mph, $170.
Jacqueline G. Klancher,
Lander, 47, 29 mph, $180.
Eric R. Gilmore, Powell, 26,
26 mph, $150.
For speeding in a 30 mph zone:
Bryan Terry, Greybull, 36,
39 mph, $106.
John P. Hewlett, Laramie,
51, 39 mph, $106.
Jordan S. Martinez, War-
land, 31, 37 mph; $98.
Michael McIntyre, Joliet,
MT, 65, 35 mph, $65.
Harold D. Guse, Billings, 52,
37 mph, $98.
Jacob S. Bose, 20, 38 mph,
$102.
Cod• C. Kennington, Pi-
nedale, WY, 28, 35 mph,
$65.
Robyn Blackburn, Boulder,
CO, 56, 35 mph, $65.
Thomas J. Rye, Billings, 27,
39 mph, $106.
Kyle S. Wood, Sundance, WY,
35 mph, $65.
Everett McGill, Fort Washak-
ie, WY, 39, 35 mph, $65.
CIRCUIT COURT
Persons fined In the Rfth Ju-
dicial Circuit Court in Big Horn
County before Judge Thomas
Hardngton recently were:
Jonathan P. Zeller, born in
1979, unlawful contact:
rude, insolent or angry
touches without bodily in-
jury, 6 months probation,
• 180 day in jail (179 sus-
pended), $940.
Edward W. Croft, born in
1958, possession of con-
trolled substance: plant, 3
oz. or less, 6 months pro-
bation, 180 days in jail (60
suspended), $190 court
costs.
Michael M. Campbell, War-
land, hunting, trapping
or fishing on private land
without permission, $420.
Glen A. Barnhart, Cody, fail-
ing to stop at stop sign,
$115.
Shane A. Gunn, Big Tim-
ber, Mont., driver's record
of duty status not current,
$65.
Timothy C. Bose, no seat
belt: passenger over 12
years, $15.
James T. Hallman, Basin, no
seat belt: driver, $25.
Betty D. Olson, Basin, no
seat belt: driver, $25.
Rowan Adam Hartman, Ba-
sin, no seat belt: driver,
$25.
Danny D. Kremer, Hender-
son, Colo., no seat belt: pas-
senger over 12 years, $10.
Jeffrey J. McManus, Grey-
bull, no seat belt: driver,
$25.
Sydney R. Snell, no seat belt:
driver, $25.
Aaron R. Parker, no seat belt:
assenger over 12 years,
10.
Matthew J. Parker, no seat
belt: driver, $25.
Donna Jean Dalin, Greybull,
failing to stop at a stop
sign, $110.
Speeding in a 20 mph school
zone:
Stuart A. Frost, Cowley,
$115.
Eric R. Filler, $106.
Stuart A. Frost, $107.
Speeding In a 30 mph zone:
Delane C. Brandt, James-
town, N.D., $112.
Speeding in a 65 mph zone:
Clarke R. Lethin, Glendale,
Calif., $72.
Heather L. Benton, Gillette,
$84.
Linda M. Steffens, $72.
Korey R. Hocker, $75.
Ralph D. Cozzens, $67.
Steven E. Davis, Billings,
$70.
Wendy Lynn Sweeny, War-
land, $67.
Tracy L. Myers, San Antonio,
Texas, $67.
Kathryn Wilder, Dolores,
Colo., $76.
Barry N. Bayert, Basin, $67.
Trent M. Metro, Basin, $85.
Edward W. Boring, Pawleys,
S.C., $67.
Tanada Berg, Cody, $70.
Kurt Wilkinson, Basin, $67.
Shannon Hopkin, $76.
Cameron T. Miller, $67.
Persons are local residents
unless otherwise indicated.
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Big Horn County Long Range Forecast
Thursday
Sunny
Preclp Chance: 0%
31 115
Friday
Mostly Sunny
Preclp Chance: 5%
34/19
Saturday
Mostly Sunny
Preclp Chance: 5%
34 / 20
Sunday
Mostly Sunny
Preclp Chance: 20%
36 / 21
Monday
Partly Cloudy
Preclp Chance: 20%
35 / 23,
Thursday we will see sunny skies with a high temperature of 31 =,
humidity of 68%. East southeast wind 7 to 11 mph. The record high
temperature for Thursday is 54 ° set in 1974. Expect mostly clear skies
Thursday night with an overnight low of 15 °. East southeast wind 9
mph. The record low for Thursday night is -24 ° set in 1950.
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Jet Stream Forecast for 1/19 Sunrise & Sunset
Sunrise Sun#mt
Friday 7:46 a.m, 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 7:45 a.m. 5:03 p.m.
Recreation )utlook
National Weather Service Foreceata:
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Big Horn Lake - Mostly sunny Saturday with highs in the
" " " • o o • .. upper30s. Mostly sunny Sunday with a slight chance of rain
and snow, highs in the upper 30s.
River Basin River Basin Yellowstone National Park - Partly sunny Saturday with a
40 percent chance of snow, highs in the upper 208. Mostly
Shoshone River 113% Upper Yellowstone River 111%
ei d:ii :. @0 cloudy Sunday with a chance of snow, highs in the low 308.
Big Horn Mountains - Partly sunny Saturday with highs in the
Road and avel - (1-888-996-7623) or (807) 772-0824; Cellular: #ROAD low 30s. Partly sunny Sunday with a 30 percent chance of
Road and Travel on the web- httpJ/wydotweb.itete.wy.us/weWhlghway/text_road.html snow showers, highs in the low 30s.
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