Lincoln County Forms New County Government in 1912
The Wyoming legislature created Lincoln County from northern Uinta County with the county seat at Kemmerer, to take effect January 1, 1912. Provisional commissioners were named, and the November 3 election chose officials including sheriff Hi Bameos, clerk H B Harrisom, treasurer Ben Ball, and others. The new administration faces a magnitude task organizing offices, land records, and county services across the Green River Valley and Cokeville districts.
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Territory of
Wyoming
Uinta
Merril
United States
Fort Bridger
Lincoln
Theorthern
Uloka County
Fnally
Lincoln Comsty
Joseph M. Carey
Cary
Eoch
Joseph A. Black
Big Piney
T. Hunter Salmon
LaBarge
Leo Nelson
Star Valley
Hi Bameos
Aftea
H. B
Harrisom
Aubarn
Ben Ball
Dummoudtville
Carl Cogk
Freedom
Astempr
J. W.taoner
Coksville
Maggie Micheleon
Tramp
Jones
Kemmerer
James
Reed
Sage
R. E
Bentwes
T. D. O'Mell
Johm B. Rewka
Grovant
H. Emort
Lincoln County
Comissonere
Vints
Burd
Quealy of Listosln County Acknowledged West Coal Fight Leader
A portrait of P J Quealy of Listosln County, born 1857 in Ireland, highlighting his rise from coal mining to influence in Wyoming and his role in the legislature battles over the noting act. The piece credits his financial acumen and tenacity, noting his early work with Mahlon Kemmerer and his long career across Montana Idaho Utah the Dakotas and Wyoming.
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Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Quealy
Carbon County
Jife
Kemmerer Coal Company
Mahlon
Upper
Lablgt
Mauch Chunk
Mr. Quaaly
Listosln County
Senate
Ham A.D. Hoskien
Thane
Mr. Quealy
County Clare
Ireland
United States
National
Missouri
Gem City College
Quincy
Clinula
Carbon
Pacific Coast
Unio Pacific Coal Company
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Dakotas
W. Hoffman
Bozeman
Congress
Tom Potter
Union Pacific Hallroad
Rock Springs Coal Company
Wat
Garril
Potter
Uinta
Kaktiparer
Pennsylvania
Kemmerer Growth Sparks a Prosperous Frontier Town
The Kemmerer boom shows $250,000 in building improvements this year with plans for more. New hotels, a hospital, bank, and school expansion accompany a growing population of about 10,000 in Lincoln County. The town boasts graded streets, cement sidewalks, water and sewer systems, electric street lighting, and a strong business district near the Oregon Short Line.
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Ivan 8. Jones
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Hams Fork Creek
Oregon Short Line
United States
First National Bank
Odd Fellows
Hospital
Episcopal Church
Hamilton
Mountain States Telephone and Telesgraph Co
Cedar Avenue
Hoskins
Lincoln
Rathbun
Palmer
Triangle Park
Earl. Hamilton
Graham
Slate Creek
Matthews
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Pine Avenue
Erato
Maresey Foose
Kemwarer
Frontier Supply Company
Frontier
Humsfork
Diamondville
Oakley
Tlenvow
Glen Br Saverton
Assation- To -Aupply
Keumerer
Oregoe
Sommerer
Fos
Weenr
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Green River
Gren Valley
Grown River
Baske River
Daniel
Bonneville
Horee Creek
Bear River Valley
Cokeville
Colorado
A. D. Noblitt
P. W. Olson
Frank A. Man
the Star Valley
Beautiful Bar Valley
Idaho Line
Montpelier
Tip Valley
Tabo‘phoss
Nail
Patrick J. Quealy
Jfile
Feck
P. J. Quealy
Miner Hospital
Towen
Kiletrom
Ogden
Iwolf
Usw Ud
Dithe
Adliog
Kemmerer Schools
Kenmerer
Ita
J. E. Burch