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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1911
Page
5
Morsey Duffield and Lewis A Jeffs of Salt Lake City applied for United States patent for the Jim Threat and related lodes in Uinta County Wyoming. The notice details corner bearings, survey numbers, and the total area of 61 736 acres with 1535 acres excluded, and invites public publication for nine consecutive weeks in The Kemmerer Camera.
Fragmentary OCR from Dinta county records mentions an action related to land or property in an area near Husk moisture. The readable bits reference a seat of the I and a year 1408, with unclear names and official parties.
A historical notice describes a consolidated mining claim spanning sections 7 and 18 in township 119 west, with 6th principal meridian, listing a total area of 90674 acres minus conflicts with section 18. It notes lodes embraced, record entries in the county recorder’s office at Evanston, names the Bigby lode as the nearest known location, and announces publication in the Kemmerer Camera starting November 2, 1911 with attorneys Parks and Davis listed.
Notice from the United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated November 17 and November 23, announcing Wyoming's filing to select land in Township IV North Range 112 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The parcel includes lots described as 118 and 02v71 with sections 10, and is open for public inspection and copying. Protests and contest filings must be made before final approval and certification and forwarded to the General Land Office in Washington.
Serial No 01186 notice lists parishioners and Mass times at St Patrick’s Catholic Church Kemmerer Cumberland Sublet with 8:00 10:00 11:00 o clock services on specified Sundays. Pastor T D Lynch notes regular masses including the third fifth Sundays and fourth Sundays.
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