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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1902
Page
4
A town ordinance sequence details exhibition and theater licenses in Kemmerer. Provisions set license fees from five to fifty dollars, enforcement by the town marshal, and penalties for fraud or peddling. Effective immediately following passage with mayor John G Casey and town clerk D S Lowrie.
The Cheyenne Tribune reports a new giant oil syndicate may rival Standard Oil in Utah Colorado Wyoming and possibly California. Promoters include Senators Elkins Clark and Kearns with a $10 million nominal capital and backing for a large oil field push in Green River basin Fossil area and Uinta county.
Kemmerer Town Council enacts licenses for hawkers and peddlers. Offenders face penalties from five to twenty five dollars per offense. Exemptions apply to farmers selling own produce and certain religious materials. Town Marshal may grant licenses with specified fee and description requirements.
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