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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
9
A notice reports a new company forming with a commitment of one million dollars for a building project. The document notes the structure’s footprint and cites city officials while outlining the site and purpose of the construction.
Uinta County Wool Growers organize with officers including President J. C. Kinney and Vice President P. W. Gohevlie. Charter members list numerous locals and firms across towns in a formal gathering, detailing leadership and membership roles.
A community roundup details dances, travels, and visits in Kemmerer area. Guests include Mrs Bipeer and Miss Alleudir. plans for a sleigh ride and Saturday dance are noted. Local residents such as Frank Gremer and Mitchell McKay travel to Ogden and Granger. Frontier Supply Co and Quealy Peterson Sheep Co figures are mentioned with trips to nearby ranches.
City records show readings and approvals of police reports and accounts for 1910. Officials cited include Mayor D. Svarvo, City Clerk, Treasurer, and Attorney. measures authorize cement walks street projects and park planning with bids for street trees and frontage improvements.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Town Clerk of Kemmerer Wyoming until 7 20 o clock p m March 1 for furnishing one hundred mixed native Hawthorn and Cottonwood trees measuring at least 1.5 inches at the butt and six feet high after trimming. Trees must be good straight stock in transplantable condition and not delivered to the Town Hall. The Town Council reserves the right to reject all bids. Seal of the Town. C D Stafford Mayor Peter Gurdon Jr Town Clerk
Kemmerer town council enacts strict rules banning spitting on sidewalks and in public venues with fines from one to five dollars plus costs. The measure also ordains penalties for property owners failing to clear snow on cement sidewalks, with fines from two to ten dollars and costs.
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