23 Dec 1909
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe supervisor changes at the Rae area and potential resignations. The text discusses timber permits, stock distribution, range conditions, and efforts to streamline forest boundaries or divisions into smaller forests amid debates on administration.
The camera and readers extend greetings to Wy omley delegates in Congress. The note lauds their earnest labors for constituents and the state, noting their chairmanships of three key committees and their united work guiding Wyoming’s interests and attracting people and capital.
At a meeting in Chicago last week the Cherry disaster was studied to safeguard underground workers. George Rive of the United States Geological Survey discussed critical miner safety measures and the need for protective practices in coal mines.
At the final meeting of the Seaedolus county board Seenet Black er Jr was named to succeed Chas B Morgan as state examiner. Blackham previously served as deputy assessor three years ago and is described as fully qualified for the duties. He also holds the position of alderman in Evisto.
Evanston resident Sheriff Jonathan Jones returned last week from a trip to his brother in law Joe Jones in Uluta county. He claims he would not trade Uluta county for the whole of Iowa and says his judgment remains sound.
An executive meeting of the Uinta County Wool Growers Association in Kemmerer moved to organize a coyote bounty for area sheepmen. Frank May and J. D. Noblitt explained Cokeville district methods, with per head assessments, past bounties, and pelts market aiding incentives.
A fragment reports that sheep on the desert are thriving despite cold weather and storms. It mentions Yom Salmon returning from the lane and staying with family, with notes on Little Coluedo and Jackamore hill areas and inches of snow or frost.
News arrives with sadness of engineer Pete McDermott's death after his head out of the Fast Mail train at Pebble Station was struck by a passing mail train. He died at Pocatello that night. McDermott, 53, a longtime Oregon Short Line engineer, left six children and a grieving family after the tragedy.
In Memorium readers recall the tragic death of Robert Rosckstedt near the Cottonwood head on the Bla ranch. His body was shipped to Chicago for interment. The note quotes a clipped Pinedale Roundup memory with faded wording and lingering tribute to a dear brother.
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