Encampment Council Proceedings 1916
Encampment Wyoming council met August 7 1916 at city hall with Mayor Englehart presiding. Bid procedures set for water and sewer work at city hall and a special meeting August 12 to open bids. Wages and utilities listed. W. Burke appointed clerk treasurer. A J Chichester police judge. Fish Fry committee given 10000 in aid.
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S. L. Willis
Englehart
W. ©. Burke
James R. Little
A. J. Chidester
Heaton
W. M. Englehart
W. C. Burke
City Hall Bid Awarded In Special Session
The city council met in special session at city hall on August 12 1916 to open bids for the city hall. One bid from H E Ball offered water and sewer connections for 130 dollars and was accepted after a motion by Chichester and Crout. Mayor Englehart and Clerk Burks witnessed the action.
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Messrs
Chichester
Rankin
Sproat
Grout
Englehart
Messrs Chidester
Rankin and Crout
Crout
H. E. Ball
W. M. Englenart
W. Co. Burks
Glover's Mange Shampoo for Dandruff at Dusty's Shop
A local Dusty's Shop advertises Glover's Mange Shampoo for dandruff. The brief notice highlights the product and store availability without additional details.
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Dandraff
Dusty
Road Supervisor Candidate Announcement East District
Robert T. Woon announces his candidacy for Road Supervisor in the eastern district of Carbon County on the Democratic ticket. He cites experience in road making bridge building railroading and contract work and asks for voters support.
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Robert T. Woon
Carbon County Sheriff Candidacy Announced by M. E. Picker and Harry W. Lansin
M E Picker announces for Republican sheriff nomination at the August primary to be held Aug 22 1916 in Carbon county. If nominated and elected he pledges fair law enforcement and impartial service. Also Harry W Lansin announces for the same sheriff nomination citing 33 years residence in Carbon county and commitment to fearless duties.
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Carbon County
Harry W. Lansin
James Healy Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination in Carbon County
A campaign note from James Healy announces his run for Sheriff of Carbon County on the Democratic ticket. He vows a thorough county canvass, notes his status as an old resident and rancher, and pledges to perform duties as required by law if elected.
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A. Ropertson
Frances B. Samira Seeks Carbon County Superintendent Nomination
Frances B. Samira announces her candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools in the Carbon County primary in August. She cites prior office experience and a belief in providing an efficient businesslike administration of the county's schools.
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Carbon County
Frances B. Samira
Rosier Seeks Reappointment for County Prosecutor
A. J. Rosier declares fulfillment of duties in his current term and seeks nomination and election at the August 22, 1916 primary. He assures a continuation of his administration if re elected.
Candidacy announcement for County Treasurer on Republican ticket
County resident E M Tierney announces his candidacy for the nomination of County Treasurer on the Republican ticket subject to the August 22 primary. Tierney states he has served one term in the office and pledges honest impartial duty if nominated and elected to Carbon County.
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Carbon County
E. M. Tierney
Robber A Day Announces Run For County Commissioner
A candidate declares seeking the Republican nomination for a two year term as county commissioner in Carbon County. He pledges to provide solid stands and an honest administration if voters consider him favorably.
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Carbon County
Roberr A. Day
Mortgage to Commissioner Two Years Nomination Bid
Joan Milliken appeals to Carbon County Republicans for the nomination as county commissioner for a two year term. She cites extensive road work experience in the county and asks for voters support at the coming primaries.
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Carbon County
Joan Milliken
Anyprew Rasmussen Seeks Carbon County Commissioner Nomination
A campaign letter from Anyprew Rasmussen of Savery Wyoming announces candidacy for county commissioner in the August primary. He appeals to Republican voters, pledging to serve the county with his road management experience and asking for strong support.
County Clerk Renomination Candidacy Announced in Carbon
L B Macon announces candidacy for renomination as Carbon County Clerk on the Republican ticket to be voted at the primary on August 22, 1916. He thanks voters for their support.
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Carbon County
L. B. Macon
Four Year Republican Nomination For County Commissioner
L C Haisrensen declares candidacy for a four year term as county commissioner. He states he has officiated fairly and impartially, seeks voter support at the August primary, and pledges to continue serving taxpayers to the best of his ability if elected.
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L C Haisrensen
Tam Pays Top Prices for Hides and Furs in Wyoming
Tam offers the highest market prices for hides pelts furs and wool with buyers in Sheldon Rawlina Wyoming.
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Tam
Sheldon
Rawlina
Wyoming
Candidacy Announcement for Carbon County Republican Nomination
County and prosecuting attorney announces candidacy to Carbon County electors for re nomination on the Republican ticket. The notice states intent to seek the party nomination and asks voters for support in upcoming ballots.
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Carbon County
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Conzens Store CO
Lillian Little
Gillian Little, James R. Little
Encampment
Aingle
Alli
Council Proceedings
Rankin and Sproat
Mead
H. B. Ball
James Es.enbaten
J. C. Rankin
A. J. Chichester
A. Sproat
D. F. Crout
Saratoga
D. S. Richmond
Ira B. Casteel
Carrot
Wyo
M. E. Picker
James Healy
J.H. Schmidt
Plummer
H. Neiswender
Swift’s
Tilton & Crout
A. J. Rosier
Anyprew Rasmussen, Savery
Sordier Drug CO
Boyd Bros
Tillou
Record Office
Dusty’s
Little Stallings Realty Company
James ER. Anderson
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