Evanston Taxpayers Call for County Division in Uinta County
A petition by Evanston taxpayers urges county division in Uinta County Wyoming, arguing southern wealth and population growth justify creating a new county north of the fifth standard parallel. Signatories include local tax payers and business figures, naming lawmakers and listing numerous contributors.
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Evanston
Uinta County
State of
Wyoming
Demand
Gellfic
O’brien
Jarman
Division Bal Introduced on County Boundary Measure
A legislative committee notes a bill to allow voters in regions near county lines to form new counties. It permits an election to gauge support and directs the Governor to appoint commissioners to organize the vote and report results. Amendments will align the measure with constitutional requirements.
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Senate
Missing Word Contest From The Deacon Lag Tack Note
A curious contest invites readers to guess the first word that completes a two word punch line after a deacon accidentally sat on a Lag tack. The winner who pays $1.50 is promised a prize of The Camera for one year.
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Estray Steer Taken Up at Nugget Station Wyoming
Notice of Estray. A two year old red steer branded JS on the right hip was taken up on January 8 1901 at Nugget station in Uinta county Wyoming. Owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying costs to Tuvina Ponren.
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Nugget Station
Uinta County
Wyoming
Tuvina Ponren
Land auction notice for East half of Section 14
State Board of Land Commissioners announces a sale of 320 acres in East half of Section 14, Township 17 North, Range 117 West at Evanston Court House on the Sunday in January 1901. Terms require minimum bid of three fourteenths of appraised value with cash payment or 30 percent cash and balance in seven annual installments at 6 percent interest.
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State Board of Land Commissioners
Uinta County Court House
Evanston
Rock between Dunleary bout heats town crowd
The article notes Craig training for a 20 round bout with Dunleavy in town on February 16. It also mentions local business news, a luncheon for the Ladies Aid Society, a bill on liquor licenses near railroad camps, and social events, with names like Henry Burke, Victor Erickson, Mrs Ven News, and Reverend Holler.
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Dunleargia
Oraig
Dunleavy
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Curtis
Rife
Ven News
Evanston
Mesdames van News
Myrrs
Lovejoy
Lander
DeLaBarre
Casey
Woodward
Lowrie
Benson
O'Connell
Elwer & Holler
Eyanton
Chas
Kemmerer
Holler
Callix
Mec
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Harvard Cigar and Hofman House Boquets
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Zang’s
Kemmerer Lumber Yard