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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary account outlines John I Sargent’s alleged involvement in his wife’s death in 1807 and subsequent legal actions, with details from Cody and Rexburg sources. The narrative includes family ties, property disputes, and reports of Sargent’s later life, his suicide, and scattered references to regional railroad timetable changes affecting Kemmerer and the Oregon Short Line.
Charles Morden a New York private detective visited Denver on Saturday en route to Jackson to pursue evidence related to statements in a newspaper tied to Sargent's attorney Hi New York City. The New York packet marked Not to be opened awaits disclosure and the detective refused to publicize its contents. Attorney Q'Vounor filed the package at Willdin Street.
Mayor W J Wyman of Quomville visited Kemmerer on Wednesday noting Quhoville’s gradual growth and plans for a water system to supply the town. He reports prosperous farmers preparing for a likely harvest and infrastructure improvements in the region.
Sheriff Hansen captured John Connors after he rode by a Kemmerer house in stocking feet and was taken inside for interrogation. Connors admits theft of a horse, carries a belt of shells, and faces charges possibly including horse stealing. He is wanted in Star Valley and Nevada. deputies pursue related break in at a ranger cabin near Sitar Valley and further rewards. Additional notes cover Ham Palie’s return from Boldo and Mary Small’s improved condition after surgery.
Lestie A. Miller of Cheyenne visited Kemmerer to oversee a school lands sale to Wm Graham and J W Chrisman and inspect leased state lands near Cokeville. The article notes rising interest in state and school land purchases, with about 25 000 acres remaining to be selected. Also covered is Big Piney’s first municipal election electing deswe Badd as mayor and aldermen Frank Chapel Walt Nichola Dr W F McDill and Goll Whitman, plus local family ties and a piano ad at end.
The Cheyenne Tribune faces criticism for a published item claiming J Quealy T 8 Taliferro Joan Hay and Frank A Manley were arrested for exceeding fish weight limits in Pinedale. The article asserts the claim was malicious or a joke and notes no arrests occurred.
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