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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1914
Page
11
State Engineer Parshall argues the Snake River Bridge must be government built or water permits could be canceled. The warning underscores a governmental deadline for construction and implications for river management.
Wyoming officials and A J Parshall clash over a Jackson Lake dam raising plan. The Reclamation Service seeks a permit to raise the dam 17 feet, but Parshall and state leaders argue Lincoln county should not bear bridge costs for Snake River crossing. Debate centers on who funds and maintains the bridge and whether the project benefits out-of-state ranchers.
Evanston's star team beat Branston 28 to 21 Saturday night in a hard fought game. Coach Lord led the Evanston squad despite limited practice time, while Mills Brown and LaCapotle starred for Branston. Branston travels Friday to Montpelier, hoping to boost their road record.
A historic note outlines self supporting prisoners with family banishment as a solution. Judge Charles Monroe and local judges discuss sentencing options where a convict receives county custody after a conference. Convicted Lurgular aut forget is to serve two years on public roads with daily pay routed to his wife and two children.
Parley Bennion stops in Cokeville on route to Point of Rocks with a carload of horses to haul feed from the sheep range. Warley grasps 40 miles north of Mount of Rocks, pushing wintering areas toward the railroad amid two feet of snow. A weather break within two weeks could trigger heavy losses for sheep men. Bennion notes ten years on the Point of Monks range and recalls past storms. Oscar Meterauu docks nearby, about 28 alive off the Paired, trailing to feed as fast as Weehewp travels.
William McGinnis, night bartender at Hotel Kemmerer, shot and killed railroad man R. M. Clay after a barroom altercation started by Clay’s abuse of F. H. Chapin Sr. The inquest jury ruled the death a homicide caused by a gunshot fired in self defense. Witnesses described the struggle, failed revolver snaps, and the moment McGinnis grabbed the weapon.
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