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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
7
Residents in Diamondville prepare for water shortages and structural repairs as roads culverts and bridges face problems. Local leaders pledge safety measures while community members await updates on relief efforts and social services.
Bell Telephone Co manager W L Paulsen says lines will be replaced with cables for coral connections, giving Kemmerer improved service. Construction will begin soon as the company acts to aid patrons and street improvements. Division Supt W H Jones visited Kemmerer for air tests on the Fosall bil. Forest Ranger F Patterson of Placedale is transferred to Ely Nevada National Forest, a promotion.
Amice of the State Board of Sheep Commissioners in Cheyenne Wyoming issues an order dated March 8 1900 barring sale or transport of sheep and backs in the Central and Northern Districts. It lists Premont Touverse Werth and other counties as affected with enforcement across the cited districts.
Washington reporter describes visits to California with Aver Veght of Woksclits to inspect several county gold districts. After two weeks they return, Veght continuing explorations. Both are impressed with prospects and potential investments. A new transcontinental railway readiness signals a direct line into California. The Moffat road from Denver plans trunk connections near Lake City within two years.
The Arington Comedians drew a full house last Friday at the opera house in their second city appearance. The company showcased a melodrama titled Sitates' Evidence with W W Craig as the slangy sheeny and Thos Pawly the hero. Mrs Arington and the troupe earned strong applause while young stars Mira Denise Layson and the Spanish trio Rodrigues and Helen Conemac delighted in specialty acts.
An unclear district notice references Hy Smith leaving county and a land exchange involving Hyrum Suslth of La Marge Wyoming. The text mentions improvements valued around 800 and a previous payment of 100 for services or property, with plans for further work and family ties noted among local residents.
Senator Warren of Wyoming receives a prominent assignment from the Senate rules committee, with influence over Capitol offices and committee room allocations. His long list of posts includes appropriations public buildings irrigation agriculture and forestry and military affairs chairmanship on the latter. A new public expenditures committee will oversee government spending.
The article notes Hon. A D Hosking returning Sunday night after four weeks in Cheyenne to secure June and specifications for his building, aiming for accurate bidder estimates. It mentions meetings with W A Richards about fair valuations and tax adjustments, plus details of a funeral for Peter Layng and obituaries in Montpelier.
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The Kvanatin g Times reprints a compact summary of the new game law. It details open season dates from August 1 to September 15 and closing periods through April, limits on daily kills for birds, licensing costs for residents and non residents, and special provisions for elk, deer, and mountain sheep. It notes alien licenses and the requirement to mail coupons to the state game warden within twenty days.
In Wellston Ohio a rope ranger, Perle Pithinger, was killed instantly in an accident at a mine in Cumberland Saturday shortly after 4 am. Coroner Curtis and Local No. 2 of the miners’ organization oversaw the investigation and arrangements for shipment of the body.
A fire at Bondurant site near HOP and Haneurant of VTE damaged equipment and halted work. Witnesses describe a rapid blaze and delayed response. Authorities note miners were on site. the cause remains under inquiry as investigators review the scene and interview workers.
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