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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1915

Page

11

Federation Officers Election Likely Settled In Cheyenne

Results now known point to Harry W. Pax as president and Axel W. Sandberg as secretary treasurer. Districts list Sheridan Hugh Mc Leod Casper George Davie W W Barney Slack Rock Springs John Green Kemmerer Joseph J 22 UM Wo likely re elected officials include James Morgan as secretary treasurer Paul Paulson re elected national board member and George Young of Rock Springs as vice president.

Cheyenne State Federation Harry W. Pax Axel W. Sandberg Sheridan Hugh McLeod Casper George Davie W. W Barney” Slack Rock Springs John Green Kemmerer Joseph J James Morgan Paul Paulson George Young

Congressional Directory Thru 1915 Directory Details Leaders and Seats

Through Senator Francis E. Warren a copy of the Congressional Directory for the Sixty-Fourth Congress First Session December 1915 is noted. It lists members by state with ranks and services plus cabinet officers and committees. Charts show Capitol floors seating and room numbers including seatings of Clark Warren and conference proximity. Warren chairs Engrossed Bills and serves on Agriculture Forestry Appropriations Irrigation Public Buildings Military Affairs and other panels.

Francis E. Warren Congress Capitol Building Senate Chamber House of Representatives Senator Clark Dias Warren Agriculture and Forestry

Bank Charters Gain Trustee Powers for Estates

Frank Pfeiffer, cashier of the First National Bank of Kemmerer, received a Federal Reserve Board charter allowing the bank to act as trustee, executor, or administrator of estates. The note explains banks rarely held this role before a recent congressional act.

Frank Pfeiffer First National Bank of Kemmerer Federal Reserve Board Washington, D. C Congress

County Officials Meet For Uniform Land Tax Assessments

Wyoming county assessors and county commissioners met with the State Board of Equalization in Cheyenne to push for a uniform method of valuing lands across counties. Lincoln County showed minor shifts in Star Valley with first class lands raised to 14 dollars per acre, while Cokeville near the railroad stood at 20 dollars. The gathering, chaired by State officials including Secretary of State Hoax and State Treasurer Gates, addressed inequities, road costs, convict labor use, and the 21 year tax exemption issue for irrigation colonies.

Boards of County Commissioners of Wyoming State Board of Equalization Cheyenne Lincoln County Star Valley Cokeville Amos Smith J. D. Nobiitt Hoax Gates Forsyth Rosenberg State Auditor's Office George W Tanner State Board Oral Lincoln Sweetwater County Linvela Antaan C. HM. Peterson

Oregon Short Line Pays Lincoln County Taxes in Heaviest Amount

County Treasurer Bell received 56 678.25 from the Oregon Short Line for taxes owed on 4 099 680 in assessed valuation covering over 117 miles of railway. Mainline valued at 42 000 per mile and branch lines at 15 000 per mile. The company pays nearly one third of Lincoln county taxes and attracts scrutiny over county spending and potential effects on tax payments amid county financial concerns.

Bell Oregon Short Line Lincoln County Oregon Board of County Commissioners

Christmas at Ranch Visit by Amos Smith in Utah

Amos Smith, recently at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City, spent Christmas at his Ranch Amos Smith in Cheyenne while attending a State Board of Equalization meeting on land values, planning to return to Salt Lake City for the winter.

Amos Smith Cheyenne State Board of Equalization Mr. Smith Tah Salt Lake

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