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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
6
The court discharged Brodie in the Fleming case but ordered the matter held over to the next term for further action. No additional details were provided on dates or parties involved.
Reports from Evanston court describe multiple Wyoming cases with scrutiny on murder in the second degree. The term features Barr's cattle theft, various dismissals for lack of evidence, and ongoing trials including By White for a mare incident.
The editorial attacks tariffs on refined sugar, arguing the 61.01 per hundred pounds rate benefits only sugar trusts while harming beet sugar. It calls for a genuine ten to twenty year tariff revision, rejected trades that favor special interests, and a square deal for all. The piece condemns lobbyists and seeks fair, honest duties.
Governor J H K Brooks declares Friday April 30 Arbor Day urging residents to plant trees at homes, schools, ditches, and roadsides. Proclamation says collective efforts will benefit morale, intellect, and economy across Wyoming communities.
The Hock Springs Miner will switch from semi weekly to a strict weekly edition as editor Crumey announces. He notes experience shows a weekly paper with full home news satisfies readers and that attempts at a semi weekly format fail in smaller western cities.
The rarer of one of America's nast TaMOM actrees Cine died in the Month of Mudwin Heber Madjexka after an Apelath at her home 1 OC Micfoine. Heart trouble and brain illness cited as causes, with the remains to remain in a vault in Los Angeles until arrangements are settled.
The Kemmerer shop window spreads spring wares with dresses, waists, skirts, suits, and shoes at the Golden Rule. Vendors announce new arrivals, patient repairs, and a series of social events including a Frontier Owls dance and a Ladies Aid meeting. Local residents and traveling workers are noted near the Piney and Evanston regions, with updates on jobs, court attendance, and mining activity.
A Payette Idaho official named Pete Pisher tendered his resignation effective March 12. The notice cites changes in local governance and mentions a longtime public service career with the town’s commission.
Reported arrivals include Dick Cotner from Fumsil Moulay and Judge K J Tuckett on business in Kemmerer. The week saw numerous residents from Evanston Paris Idaho and Big Piney moving between towns for court, ranching, and social events. The Pireman's dance drew a good crowd despite smaller attendance while church services and a planned Kemmerer Mamendville service shift follow.
Two 2 round bouts headline a Kemmerer boxing card with Jimmy McDonald of Denver known for top speed and skill facing Jack Tippett of Salt Lake City. Tippett recently defeated Ben Smith and Andy Malloy at Rock Springs while McDonald trained in Hock Springs. Both fighters travel this week to Kemmerer for the anticipated bout card.
The Payne tariff bill moves toward consideration with expected changes after House review. Key issues include wool and hides, enal and hides, and sugar imports via the Philippines. The Philippines duty shields against foreign sugar while maintaining free entry for tobacco and a large tobacco and sugar quota.
Coroner was called to Knight last Tuesday after Melvin A. Hrodiey, a brakeman, was fatally struck and run over between his train and the car. Remains were taken to Evanston for shipment to Missouri. Hewshey leaves a wife and two children in Evanston, who arrived two days before his death.
The marriage of Nephi Giluure and Mig Keg Hinson took place in Three River City on a quiet weekday ceremony with small attendance. The article notes the couple’s union was finalized that midweek.
Mines operate daily with prospectors at work near the big bend. Miss Clara Marshall burns her arm. Matt Fassio expands property in Coatec townsite Nevada for his family. H Brows returns from Evanston and T L Stewart visits Lake. The Mormon church will be ready for occupancy next Sunday. Easter service at Diamondrike moved to M E church next Sunday evening April 7.
Herds including Covey and Masks pass Memmerer on Tuesday amid a Moyer bill afternoon, finding good feed on the far side though the crossing was difficult. Crowding and rough conditions imply about a dozen or more cattle may crest the west work.
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