Local notes on politics and community events in town
Community items report a campaign effort for mayor and council seats at the opera house, a town official examining local records, and plans for upcoming events. Other notes mention a new corral construction, a visiting prospector, a dramatic company success, and religious preaching plans in the area.
Oil Drilling Progress Report From Consoli In Drippings
The News Register reports activity at the Consoli well in the O Consoli field with drill tests showing solid cretaceous formation at 814 feet. Bailey notes 40 feet of solid rock reached by Tuesday night and optimism persists for future developments. The Idaho Wyoming operations paused awaiting casing arrival as three companies compete for a producing well at Hilliard Spring Valley and Fos sil sites with rigs all at similar depths.
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O Consolidated
Bailey
Baisley
Hilliard
Spring Valley District
Round Mountain
Possil
News Register
el Rio Verde Co
Western Wyoming Company
Spring Valley
Consolidated Company
Fossil
Wyoming Wool Clip Boosts State Economy
Figures from the Cheyenne Tribune show Wyoming’s wool clip this year at 31 1100 000 pounds valued around 3 500 000 dollars. Uinta county reports 4 090 000 pounds. Herders flock to Fossil for lambing and shearing with W S Post rebuilding a new corral to host up to 150 000 sheep. Business stays brisk for six to sixty days amid oil prospects and frontier activity.
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Cheyenne Tribune
Wyoming
Fossil
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Post
Old Town
Local Political Realignment Letter From Kemmerer
A 1902 Kemmerer letter declares the writer will sever ties with the Democratic Party and support Republican principles from Washington and President Theodore Roosevelt, with intent to explain later. The note also mentions a rheumatic ailment treated by Chamberlain's Pain Balm, claiming relief after two applications.
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Republican Party
Two Japanese Labors Die In Kemmerer Yard Accident
Two Japanese laborers working on the Short Line ballast were struck by switch engine 686 in the Kemmerer yards. One man died instantly and the other, who lost both legs, died at noon. An inquest exonerated the switch engine crew and the Oregon Short Line Railroad company of blame.
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Kemmerer
Glencoe
W. A. Hocker
Short Lins
Pocatello
Rosenberg
C. B. Ware
W. J. Madson
C.H. Hager
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
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Kemmerer caucus and local notices in April
A mass meeting at the Kemmerer opera house on Tuesday April 29 at 4 pm nominates one mayoral candidate and two councilmen for the May 12 election. Also notes a Salt Lake death of James E. O'Brien at 28, formerly Kemmerer bookkeeper and town clerk, with funeral in Salt Lake City. Adds ad for Post’s tableware sale and a health ad praising Electric Bitters for malaria and related ailments.
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Kemmerer
Opera House
Salt Lake
James E. O'Brien
Utah Commercial Company
W. S. Post
O'Brien
Pennsylvania
St. Mary's Cathedral
Kemmerer Oil and Development Company to elect nine trustees
The annual meeting will be held at the First National Bank of Kemmerer on Wednesday evening May 7 1902 at 7 o clock for the purpose of electing nine trustees and transacting other business. W S Avesy president D S Lawrie secretary.
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Kemmerer
Isadore Freedman
Fossil
Post
Mr. Cooper
Lois
Victor Swith
Opera House
Casey Grand
Kemmerer Oil and Development Company
First National Bank of Kemmerer
At & O
Avesy
Lawure
Ten Years in the Pen in Dimondville Murder Case
The Dimondville murder of Eugene Turner last December yielded a manslaughter verdict for Thos Sanford. Witnesses testified Sanford and his alleged wife ran a restaurant while his misdeed involved accusations of jealousy and an argument with Turner. A Missouri witness claimed a prior marriage to the woman and elopement with Sanford after a short marriage. George Johnson faced assault charges in a separate incident with bystanders at a Dow nmondvelle salon. The State v Jack Monard was adjourned for lack of action, and Staner v Cane Langley was noted in the county records.
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Thatia de Sentenes
Thos Sanford
Eugene Turner
Dimondville
Gearg
Onsy
Sanford
Parner
Missouri
Ale
George Johnnson
Aalaon
Snantha
Jack "Monard
Staner
Isn Langley
Election Proclamation by the Mayor
Proclamation issued by Mayor J. G. Casny announcing election measures and designations. Town Clerk D. Lownie attests the document.
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J. G. Casny
Atteat
D. 8. Lownie
Sear
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