Kemmerer Coal Co Expands Wyoming Mines and Output
The Kemmerer Coal Company in Uinta county Wyoming grew from its first mine opened in 1907 to five active pits. No. 1 and No. 3 mine each output 700 tons daily, No. 5 produces 1,000 tons, with about 00 workers and nearby town populations around 2000. Modern drilling uses a Sullivan Diamond drill capable of 3000 feet, drilling 30 feet daily. The new bore for No. 3 handles water with two 40 bhp direct current pumps, and electrical systems replace steam.
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Kemmerer Coal Co
Kemmerer
Uinta County
Wyoming
Kemmerer Coal Company
Frontier
Susie and
Sablet
Hams Fiver
Fronter
Union Vaeitic Coal Company
Rock Springs
Guon-Quealy
Gunn
Sulivan
Frank‘ Steinhour
No. 3
Diamondville Mines Grow Under Amalgamated Control
Eighteen years after opening Diamondville No 1 mine, Amalgamated Copper Company expanded with No 2 at Oakey and No 4 at Glencoe, enabling a six mile strip of coal. No 1 yields 650 tons daily, No 2 similar, No 4 about 1000 tons. 650 workers, $70 000 monthly payroll. Union Pacific Coal runs No 6 at Sublet, and housing in the camps is being rebuilt to reflect permanence.
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Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Seward Fields
Fred Walker
Salt Lake City
John Lind
Minnesota
Diamondville
Amalgamated Copper Company
Diamond Coal and Coke Company, A
Melt and
Washo
Montana
Sublet
Com- Union Pacific Coal Company Pany
Union Pacific Coal Company
Cumber
Kemmerer Mines and Town Details in Wyoming Report
The Kemmerer Camera notes bed Wedverdey publication and describes Branton and Baler properties near Lincoln employing around 00 miners. Mines use modern machinery including stokers and belt conveyors. A town near the camps houses about two thousand people with two large general merchandise stores. The mines connect to the main railroad via a sixteen mile branch from Moyersone Hon, with daily passenger and freight service to Kemmerer and Cumberland. Superintendent is Mr J M Faddies. general manager is Mr George L. By of Cheyeans.
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Lincoln
Moyersone Hon
Kemmer
Mammoth Coal Mining Expands in Kemmerer District
Mammoth Coal Mining Company recently acquired the Eik Cos: Company properties near Kikol seven miles southwest of Kemmerer. Under new management Elko has become a village with 400 residents, employing about 100 workers. The mine outputs 630 tons daily with average pay over 8400 monthly. Oregon Short Line Railroad buys two thirds of coal, others sold locally. Leaders include J W Volker of Salt Lake City as president and GM, A L Thomas Jr as assistant manager, James C Shepherd as assistant superintendent, T Cutler as mine store manager. Improvements include 1000 feet of sidetracks, 408 feet of main slope, new entries, 2600 feet of cable, relaid slope, and upgraded mine telephones. The mine operates roughly twenty-one days per month in summer, a solid showing for that season.
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Mammoth Coal Mining Company
Eik Cos
Kikol
Kemmerer
Lrge
Elko i
Oregon Short Live Railroad
J. W. Volker
Salt Lake City
Utah
A. L. Thomas, Jr
United States Coal Company Advances Big Mining Camp Plan
The United States Coal Company develops near Couroy formerly Adaville with a new mine and branch line of the O. S. L. under way and set to operate by year end. Model camp 16 rising with steel buildings including tipple and power house while residences and a store near completion. Dr. Allen N. Hansen treated Miss Helen Wilson after a nervous paralytic stroke and accompanied her to Pocatello for further care.
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Adaville
Couroy
Allen N. Hansen
Pocatello
Kemmerer
Helen Wilson
James W. Neil
Miss Wilson
Mra Neil
Daniel couple sails to Los Angeles on Whitman state
Mr and Mrs Henry Bosey of Danial arrived Sunday in Los Angeles aboard the Whitman state driven by Albert Grigge They have disposed of their interests at Danial and will spend the winter there with plans to return to Wyoming in the spring Bullscribe for The Cas
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Los Angeles
Henry Bosey
Danial
Albert Grigge
Wyoming
Candidate for emate on Deweerathe ticket and party loyalty
The text notes a candidate for emate on the Deweerathe ticket with long Democrat allegiance. It argues for continuing this choice over Jim Folger, claiming the former is fully competent and most deserving.
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Emate
Deweerathe
Thane Apethernere
Prom
Jim Folger
Investment Prospect Promises Easy Gains at Park Valley
A sales pitch urges men to invest in Park Valley land offered at 613 to 17.00 per acre with minimal down and annual payments of 2.40 per acre. The ad touts good soil, long summers, ample water and wide appeal among readers seeking advancement. Pacific Land & Water Co. and A. R. Shurtleff promote by mail and in person in Salt Lake City Utah and Kemmerer Wyoming.
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Park Valley
Pacific Land & Water Co
Walker Bank
Salt Lake City
Utah
A. R. Shurtleff
Kemmerer Hotel
Kemmerer, Wyo
Evanston Land Office Applicants Circulate Petitions
A Allard of this city and J P Folger of Kemmerer circulate petitions to appoint a receiver for the Evanston land office and to nominate Alex Nisbet as register and J H Cameron as postmaster.
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A. A. Allard
J. P. Folger
Kemmerer
Evanston
Kemmerer Wyoming emerges as a thriving mining town
Kemmerer Wyoming is described as an incorporated town midway between Frostier and the Lenutitul streems of Wyoming with electric lights, sewer, and excellent water systems. It boasts strong schools, growing business, and major activity from the Mining Cond Co and other mines in Cleaver Oshley and surrounding camps. The district reports daily ore transport and payrolls near 700 thousand dollars monthly, with Cumberland, Kikol, Baddet and Hametork among its neighboring centers.
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Kammerer
Frostier
Lenutitul Stresme
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Mining
Cond Co
Thamondsille
Heitz Leases Piney Hotel Interests To Frank Chapel
Piney W. G. Heitz of Big Piney is in town leasing his Piney hotel interests to Frank Chapel who has assumed charge. Heitz has been busy building a garage and store, two residences, and a new 40 stall livery stable with plans for a blacksmith shop next spring. He plans to return to Piney in spring to oversee a sawmill business due to strong lumber demand in the area.
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W. G. Heitz
Big Piney
Piney
Frank Chapel
Episcopal Church Service and Sunday School Schedule
James' Episcopal Church offers daily morning services at 11 O’clock while the Methodist church hosts Sunday school at 1 P M led by W N Pierson vice r.
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Wx. James’ Episcopal Church
Beli
Methodist’ Church
Prominent convower operator remembered in Wyoming note
The item records Hollorkeeper Wented A. Neil of Glenane Wyoming as a notable figure in a local obituary note. It mentions his role as a convower operator and provides a postal reference in Minnesota and Wyoming.
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Hollorkeeper
A. Neil
Glenane
Wyo
Christmas program notes promise school events and meetings
A schedule lists Christmas programs by school rooms on Friday afternoon December 20. The high school will stage a Christmas play in the Assembly room featuring students and teachers. District Number Two teachers meet December 4 at Kemmerer building with a program. Reverend Pierson addressed high school students last Wednesday. St Patrick's Church and Cumberland area masses are noted with service times.
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Joasph
Sacha Dison
Harry, Dye
Majorie Clark
Thelma
Donald Epperson
Morgan Reed
Ruby Sell
Thean
Kemmerer Building
Song
Miss Geer
Breans
Burch
Yates
Gumner
Piersonm
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Kemmerer
Severalia Seas
Cumberland
T. D. Lynch
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Ivan 8. Jones
Weet
P. J. Quealy
William Monay
Charles Vaughn le
Joe Inama
Glen Knox i
Bow
Pete Pattison
Diamond Coal & Coke Company
Thomas Sneddon
Sneddon
F. W. A. White
Anaconda
Wm. Armstrong
Tooele
Corliss
Seaver Morgan
Santa
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
B.f.h.co
Kemmerer Camera
Went Branton, Baler Mod Propritet
Wedersdey
Mammoth Coal Mining
United States Coal Company
County of
Mins Bury
Elkel
Ogden
J. W. F. Volker
Ogden, Utah
Arthur L. Thomas, Jr
Elkel, Wyo
Henry Volker
Ogden Utah
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