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Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1920

Page

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Encampment Good Roads Meeting And Highway Survey

State highway news notes a regular Encampment Good Roads Association meeting set for Saturday March 27 at 2 p m. Engineers progress on the Rocky Mountain highway from Saratoga toward Walcott, nearing the latter town and soon surveying south to Encampment. County board records show a request to open the Spring Creek to Encampment road was deferred pending weather for investigation.

Good Roads Association Saratoga Walcott Saratoga Sun Board of County Commissioners Rawlins Encampment Board of Commissioners Spring Creek

Bridges to be Marked By State Highway Dept Engineers

Engineers of the state highway department plan marking of all state highways this spring. Intersections bridges railroad crossings and dangerous curves will bear a standard sign stating mileage to nearest cities and official state road numbers. Bridge markers will also indicate maximum load capacity to protect lighter structures from heavy commercial vehicles.

State Highway Department

Lovell-Cowley road right-of-way expanded

Big Horn county residents along the proposed Lovell Cowley route granted the state highway department ten additional feet of right-of-way on each side, bringing total width to eighty feet. Ranchers also deed a hundred feet and will relocate fences at their own expense during construction through prime valley land.

Big Horn County Lovell-Cowley State Highway Department Highway Department

State to Take Over Laramie Fort Collins Road

The state highway commission will at its next meeting consider designating and taking over the Laramie Fort Collins road via Tie Siding as a state highway from the Laramie city limits to the Colorado line. Albany county will provide 3000 dollars for repairs and initial maintenance with tolls to be handled by the state.

State Highway Commission Laramie Fort Collins Road Laramie Colorado Line Albany County

Road transfer decision on state highway section

Engineers of the highway department study the road as the highway commission prepares to decide on a date whether to accept funds and take over the road, per the Laramie Republican.

Highway Department The Highway Commission Laramie Republican

Legion smoker at Rawlins invites ex-service men

The American Legion post in Rawlins will hold a big smoker next Saturday night March 20 at Rawlins with complimentary admission for all ex-service men in Carbon county. The post, now 102 members strong, aims to recruit every eligible veteran in its jurisdiction before year end. Ex-service men in the Platte and Encampment valleys are urged to attend and a good time is promised.

Fred Duncan American Legion Rawlins Carbon County Platte

Railroad Sale Threatened

The Saratoga and Encampment Railway owners negotiate with Burlington officials over a possible sale. If approved, the S E would extend south to Routt county coal fields and north to connect with the Burlington line near Casper. The region awaits results, believing a sale could bring major benefits to Platte County.

Saratoga & Encampment Railway Burlington McShane Burlingtons Routt County

Reduced Valuation for Saratoga Encampment Railway

In Carbon county proceedings J. T. McShane urged lowering the Saratoga and Encampment Railway Co valuations from 2165 to 1000 dollars per mile citing 1919 no profit. The board, by motion, reduced the valuation to 31000 per mile and noted the railway should continue operating in the public interest. The document also lists plans for the next teachers’ examination on April 15 to 17 at multiple towns and names the Republican representatives, urging credential submissions to the County Superintendent’s office.

Mawlins Republican Carbon County J.T. McShane Saratoga & Encampment Railway Co Jtasiussen Wood Moon Kawnos Hanna Saratoga Baggs Burford Falconer Gilbert G. Wk Ballard Ruth Maupin Gaggs Ollee

Encampment Area Social and Sporting Roundup

Local residents from ranches and towns such as Finch Bird Brownlee Healey Anderson Neiswender Conness Lang Walraff Riges Nichols Huston and Stewart are logged visiting Encampment. High school basketball lost to Rawlins 70 10. other items include auctions, land matters, lodge formation, and ongoing hunt news with lions and wolves affecting the area.

Rawlins Rawlins High School

Harness maker J A Schmidt to reopen in Encampment

J A Schmidt, famed Wyoming harness and saddle maker, plans to return to En campment to reopen his business. He writes March 7 that he will pack up and move to En campment with Mrs Schmidt, possibly soon after April 10 as Big Piney housing remains scarce. Meanwhile locals are urged to hold orders for new harness or saddles until his arrival.

J. A. Schmidt Wyoming Eeho Hincampment

Denver Capitalists Take Interest in S. E. Railway

The Saratoga and Encampment Railway changes its name to Saratoga and Encampment Railroad, with capital stock unchanged at 1 million dollars. The Wyoming secretary of state's office filed the change last Monday. The line, linking Encampment and Saratoga with Union Pacific at Walcott, may extend toward Routt County, Colorado, as Denver capitalists show interest.

Denver Post Saratoga Union Pacific Walcott Routt County Colorado Denver Capital

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Our Sad Loss

We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for untiring help and sympathy during the death of our baby girl. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs WN Voodbaker and Mr and Mrs rank Bridges for flowers and offerings. We will remember your kindness and hope to help you in return. Sincerely Mr and Mrs Chas V Viey AntwamU

WN. Voodbaker Rank Bridges Mr. and Mus Chas Viey Antwamu

ETEEN YEARS AGO Items From Grand Encampment News

E. Ferree went to Pearl on business. Joe Rankin is sick with a severe cold on his lungs. F. H. Parkison visits from Denver for a few days. Jens Hansen from Steele, Wednesday. W. M. Englehart to St. Louis for undertakers meeting. Joe Johnston, Kurtz-Chatterton mine watchman, dangerously ill with pneumonia. J. W. Bingham bought Geo. Plummer house. A. A. Sherrod sold his Heizer avenue house to W. M. Kinglehart. Heaviest Wyoming snowstorm of the winter. 11 inches at Encampment and 1–3 feet statewide. The Denver Yellowstone & Pacific builds from Walcott to Encampment and plans a Denver to Wyoming northwest route.

E. Ferree Pearl Joe Rankin Jens Hansen Ort Steele W. M. Englehart St. Louis Joe Johnston Kurtz-Chatterton J. W. Bingham Geo. Plummer A. A. Sherrod Heizer?avenue W. M. Kinglehart

Walcott drill planned by Carbon County Coal & Oil

The Carbon County Coal and Oil company plans drilling at Walcott with a large land holding nearby. P. W. Corcorant serves as president, J. T. Me. Shane as vice president, and J. W. Slack as treasurer. The firm reportedly has 1000000 in capital and aims to develop coal deposits north of Walcott to feed regional railways. Drilling operations are said to start soon.

Carbon County Coal & Oil Company Walcott P. W. Corcorant J. T. Me. Shane J. W. Slack S.& MH Tis Wakcutt Wid Saratoga

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State Highiway News Fort Collins Road Legion Smoker Logal Jack Finch the Valley Dave Bird E. Brownlee Parkison Ranch F. H. Healey al, Anderson Harry Neiswender I. M. Conness the Platte Dirs Geo. Lang Denver Tom Walraff Cottonwood Ray Riges Heather Creek Frank Huston Terwilliger Cow Creek Messia Harvey and Sjoden Ann HW. L. Hampton Terwilliger Ranch A. A. Wolford Misa Dorothy Bridges Beaver Creek Stewart Charter Oak Chas, T. Fait Win Emery Miller Kuelehart Riverside Mrs. Johnston Delaney K. A. Parkison L. Forney A. L. Westerling Haaving L. Clark Mountain States ‘Telephone & Lelegraph Company Suiling Pew Gree, Peck Eneampient Peck Ranch Danbar Brady Benson Tunity Brench Creek View James KH. Anderton Danver Anderson Jm, Corlett Amd Dmm Pourte Jot Chichester's Joe Gachwend W.R. Boyd Harry Pantle Rebekah Dr. Avery Spurlock Morgy Joliston Healey Ranch Jake Schmidt the Foundation OF Banking State Bank I’, H. Healey Eteen Grand Encampment Herald F. H. Parkison Denver, Yellowstone & Pacific Nocampment
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