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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1914
Page
7
A list urges starting the Christmas season with goodwill toward all, avoiding business worries for a day, greeting everyone warmly, and sharing cheer with family. It encourages church attendance, self reflection, and a year of striving to improve, including moderation at holiday meals to prevent indigestion.
The Oregon Short Line reports new passenger engines of the 900 class renumbered 3000 and lettered U P with O S L initials. Modern steel cars for main line service replace older stock to enhance traveler safety. Time card cuts six to seven passenger crews to freight service. Boise Pocatello shifts remove two runs and adjust others. No. 9 becomes 19. No. 10 shifts to Nampa Pocatello. Nos. 51 and 82 added Pocatello Salt Lake.
All live stock brands in Wyoming must be re recorded in 1915 and every ten years after. The re recording fee is 1 dollar and brand certificate 50 cents total 1.50. Include clear brand, animal part used, your name and address, forward to the secretary of the state livestock commissioners Cheyenne. Bills of sale for brands must also be recorded in the secretary's office.
Hickey is appointed trainmaster for the Utah Montana division of the Short Line to succeed J. Plumbett who resigned. Hickey, known locally, returns to a position he formerly held after years abroad. Plamboff leaves Short Line to enter the mercantile business in Mocalella.
An inspection certificate from Lincoln County Wyoming certifies branding of multiple horses. The sheriff notes branding on left shoulders and branding marks including bay horses, sorrel, black, and gray horses, with identifiers such as brands and descriptions.
Sheriff Matt McCourt of Sweetwater County faces a formal contest to his fourth term after defeat opponent claims he is not a U S citizen. A separate contest targets James Mills, newly elected county commissioner, on the same citizenship grounds.
State inspector certifies a horse owned by Willan Martin of Sublet, branded on left shoulder and in care of William Mary, to be shipped out of Wyoming. Description notes Pierce 19th year of November 3914 and location Kemmerer. signed by Sheriff S. Ed Hangen as Lincoln County inspector.
A fragment from an inspection certificate details horses branded with descriptions such as “One brown horse branded …,” “Two black horses not branded,” and “One bay horse branded,” associated with J. V. Sherer and local discharge notes in Lincoln County Wyoming.
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