Ordinance on Hawkers Peddlers Licenses in Kemmerer
The town council approved ordinances regulating hawker and pedlar licenses with fines from five to twenty five dollars. Amendments to exhibitions licenses were adopted. The report of the building committee for a new city hall was accepted and bills ordered paid. Mayor Casey and Clerk Lownie signed the ordinances.
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W. Lovejoy
F. R. Curtis
Victor Smith
Wm. Robinson
Morris & Smith
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Casey
Lovejoy
Curtis
Smith
Robinson
Curtis and
Jons G. Casey
State of
Wyoming
A. D
Joan G. Caser
Ordinance 40 Amends Kemmerer Exhibition Licenses
Town of Kemmerer adopts Ordinance 40 amending licenses for circuses and open air entertainments with provisions for church and literary events. It requires a license fee between 5 and 50 dollars and imposes up to 100 dollar fines for violations. Emergency clause makes it effective upon passage. Public notice includes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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