Encampment-Snake River Road Fund Approved For Mine Work
W. G. Weston, manager of the Portland mine, arrives with a work force and mine reopening is set to start after the storm ends. This paves the way for revival in the Encampment mining district and Ferris-Haggerty resume. Also includes a September crop report with state and US figures for wheat oats potatoes hay and prices, plus notes on local workers Mike Hanley Joe Smith Gus Anderson and Orlando Petersen heading to the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Weston
Portland
Ferris-Haggerty
United States
Mike Hanley
Joe Smith
Gus Anderson
Orlando Petersen
The
Hills
South Dakota
Deadwood
Custer
Camp Crook
Wyoming
Afton
Cody
Jackson
Lander
Laramie
Pinedale
Sheridan
Colorado
National Forests
Forest Service
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washingington
D.C
Denver
Encampment Snake River road funding approved
County commissioners at Rawlins voted for a $10 000 split two year appropriation toward the Encampment Snake River road project and requested a matching amount from the forest department. The plan, prompted by local officials and citizens, aims to open trade routes, boost sheep interests, tourism, and mining along the National Forest corridor. A special meeting also considered a road from Encampment to Savery through the National Reserve with county cost sharing.
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Snake River Road
Snake River
Rawlins
Forest Department
Denver
G. O. Baker
W. F. Hopka
Ed. H. Parkison
D. F. Crout
W. M. Englehart
Board of County Commissioners
Gee
O. Baker
J. A. Reed
H. Parkison
L. A. Pease
Three Forks
National Reserve
Savery
Carbon County
Carbon County Journal
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Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hay State
Reqest
Department
K. S. Walck
Ome Arin
Saratoga
Senator Clark
C. D. Clark
Beaver
Beaver Road Association
Beaver Creek
Cave Bird
Downington
Alaska
U.S. Civil Service Comission
Kal Ta Wood
Mr. Wood
Union Pacific
W. D. Aukland