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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1912

Page

20

Civil Service Reform and Federal Appointments Noted

The piece discusses how civil service reforms reduce partisan influence and increase government efficiency, with President Wilson set to make 10 889 appointments. It cites 411 822 federal employees outside the army and navy, and 262 608 under civil service regulations. It also notes San Diego's Padre Serra mission and Pecos Pueblo as historic structures influencing a New Mexico exhibit.

United States Wilson Congress Army Navy United States Government Civil Service San Diego California Padre Janipero Serra New Mexico Pecos Pueblo

Frontier coal tycoon Quealy a pillar of Wyoming politics

The text profiles Patrick J Quealy of Kemmerer Wyoming a coal magnate and bank leader. It notes his roles with Kemmerer Coal Co Frontier Supply Co Gunn Quealy mines and First National Bank of Kemmerer. It mentions his marriage to Susie Quealy and their five children with brief fates and academic pursuits including Columbia University. It highlights his influence on local politics advocating clean government.

Missionipps River Frontier Kemmerer Qosl Eeganto Kemmerer Coal Co Frontier Supply Company First National Bank of Kemmerer Gunn-Quealy Gunn Rocke Springs Sweetwater Quealy Wyoming

State Canvass Shows Republican Edge In Legislature

The state canvassing board in Cheyenne reports little change in votes across counties. It projects a 10 vote Republican joint ballot majority in the Twelfth Legislature, with 17 Republicans to 10 Democrats in the Senate and 30 Republicans to 27 Democrats in the House, ensuring Francis E. Warren's reelection to the U S Senate. McClellan and Sullivan win seats. two House members move to the Senate. County returns indicate shifts, with Democrats holding a presidential elector advantage of about 650 and Republicans reelecting Judge Beard to the Supreme Court by over 1,000 and Mondell by nearly 5,000. Past two-year vote totals rise by 4,070, while Socialist gains appear. Some counties, Big Horn and Hot Springs, did not return totals for the constitutional amendment and industrial school location. secretary of state awaits those figures.

Fourythe State Treauher Board Secretary of State Hour Cheyenne Senate Francis E. Warren United States McClellan Big Horn County Pat Sullivan Natrona County House Robert H. Hall Fremont Lounty Nels A. Pearson Sheridan County Uinta County Sheridan Weston Fremont Laramie Carbon Sweetwater Johnson Beard Supreme Court Mondell Wyoming Big Horn Hot Springs

Prosperity in Kemmerer Coal District Noted by Growth

The article notes Prosperity in Kemmerer and Sweetwater area with businessmen devoted to local interests. It describes railway and milling district activity, with mining camps producing about $200 000 in monthly payrolls.

Sweetwater Kemmerer

Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the annual stockholders meeting will be held as stated in the corporate notice. All stockholders are urged to attend to consider annual reports and matters of governance.

Lincoln County History of Mountain Valleys and Resources

The narrative details Lincoln County's fertile Star Valley from Jackson Hole to the Snake River, highlighting ranching, cattle, and elk migrations. It notes elk herds, forests, sawmills, and growing towns with hotels, stores, and a Jackson Courier newspaper. The Jackson Lake reservoir project and vast forest reserves are described alongside coal, metal wealth, and developing irrigation for westward projects.

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