Kemmerer and Cumberland News Briefs Mention Trials and Visits
Local items report A G Morton’s trip to Rock Spring and anticipated Evanston travels for John White murder trial. Mrs Jurns and children return from Oregon. events include Elks ball photos for sale at Cumberland depot. Dr McDill to testify. other visits by Clift, Mowry Young, Hibbs, and Bradbury amid court proceedings and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
A. G. Morton
Rock Spring
Evanston
John White
Jurns
Oregon
Hew Bagwell
Henry Monow
Joe Piz
John Felix
Autos to Cross Desert Between Rock Springs and Park Die
In Rock Springs last week J. K Merehua secretary and manager of a new company discussed plans to run autos between Rock Springs and the Park Die area. The firm aims to deploy one Mue of automobiles to ply the route this summer, signaling strong commitment and anticipated activity. The project envisions improvements to the Haen Valley roads and readiness to service the vehicles adequately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
J. K Merehua
New York Valley
Core
Park
Fragmentary report on a winter journey and meeting
Readable text describes a trip on a Thursday to Abpanger with a wife and baby from Mall Lake. Mir mal and Maggie Huchanan accompany them. The account mentions a year range and a planned meeting, but many names and details are unclear in the damaged passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain Baby
Mall Lake
Mal
Maggie Huchanan
Examinations for mine foremen and watchmen set in Wyoming
Mine Inspector Joseph Hird, returning from inspections at Almy and Hanna, reports tent-like conditions and announces examinations for foremen and gun watchmen in Rock Springs on April 13 and Hanna on April 30. The tests cover practical mining knowledge. Bied begins Diamondville Group inspections and Cumberland group visits this month after governor reappointment on Feb. 6 for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hird
Almy
Hanna
Rock Springs
Tie Camera Han
Bied
Diamondville
Cumberland Group of Mines
Bradbury Resigns from Union Pacific Coal Post
A. B. Bradbury resigns as assistant general manager of the Union Pacific Coal Co effective April 1 after years of service. He will join Wyoming Coal Co at Almy near Evanston to become general manager, seek health recovery at Mayo Clinic, and is succeeded by George L. Black with changes to duties and Cheyenne office.
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A. B. Weadbury
Union Pacific Coal Co
Bradbury
Rick News
Wyoulige Coal Company
Almy
Kvaneton
Uinta County
Uhie Company
George K. Pexton
Mayo Brothers
Minnesota
Hradbury
Union Pacific Coal Company
Southern Painte Railroad
George L. Black
UF Pacific Coal Company
Rock Springs
Baek
Cheyenne
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