Reclamation Study Weighs 1 025 Million Acres in Green River Valley
Wyoming legislature allocated 10000 dollars for governor directed examinations to assess arid land reclamation feasibility. Cooperative U S Reclamation Service study with Wyoming found 1 025 million acres potentially irrigable. Projects center on Green River diversions to feed 610 000 acres across multiple canal routes.
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Green River Valley
Inst
Wyoming
Green River
United States Reclamation Service
Co-operative
Hames Fork
Pine Creek
Boulder Creek
East Fork
Sandy River
Big Sandy
Big Sandy River
New Board of County Commissioners Takes Office
The new Board of County Commissioners convened to assume control from the outgoing board after a day and a half of work. Ben Bell presented the county’s financial condition showing about $7,000 indebtedness left by the old board. A $2,500 claim by T. S. Taliaferro for collecting an old county debt was disallowed while $1,500 was approved for his services. Several deputies and officers were appointed or confirmed, with L. I. Jenkins named chairman and H. R. Harrison named purchasing agent. County Physician selection and the Kemmerer Camera as official county paper were announced.
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Board of County Comisioners
Wednen
Ben Bell
T. 8
Taliaferro
Rock Springs
Uinta County
Tataferro
L. I. Jenkins of
Freedom
H. R. Harrison
McMinn
Arthur Peckinpaugh
Fossil
Angia McDougal
Cumberland
Harrie Robinson
Jackson
Blyatt
Afton
James Black
Big Piney
James Rosenberg
Phil Twichel
W. B. Roberts
R. Child
L. Mallory
John E. Erwin
Fred Hancey
Caroline Filiott
Hocker, Stafford & Sanders
J. Ft. Marquis
Kemmerer Camera
Wyoming Legislators Depart for Cheyenne Session
T RO Wilson of Ala leaves for Cheyenne to represent his county and Uinta at the next legislature session. Wilson is seen as a possible choice for speaker and has a record of aiding western Wyoming. Andrew Morrow and Loraine Rolling also head to the Capitol to serve their constituents. Chrisman and James Mickelson left Opal for the capital on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. RO Wilson
Ala
Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Uinta County
Wilson
Wyoming
Andrew Morrow
Loraine Rolling
Cumberland
Capitol City
More Cattle Butchered Near Opal Ranch
Sheriff McMinn received word of recent cattle killings in the Chrisman ranch area about 12 miles beyond Opal. At the scene a heifer owned by James Chehie man was killed and the animal hide dumped in the river to conceal the crime. The teat of the ant wall was removed. No suspect identified yet, but the case is being investigated and arrests are likely.
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McMinn
CD. Chrisman
Opal
James Chehieman
Wrreste
New Vulcanizing Shop Opens in Kemmerer by Walker
Gl Walker of Lander has started a vulcanizing shop in Kemmerer at the Bagnell Macksmith building. He has long operated a similar business in Jock Springs and will now bring local vulcanizing work in house, replacing former outsourcing. The notice also mentions advertising space on another page.
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Kemmerer
Wyoming
Walker
Lander Las
Pepale
Vulcantaing Dlas
Bagnell Macksmith Oe
Jock Springs
Dinglay
Bear Dancing in Diamondville Ends in Federal Hearings
U S Marshal arrests Joe Coletti and wife and seven bear dancers in Diamondville. Federal hearings before Commissioner H B Christmas reveal alleged recruitment of Italian girls for bear dancing. Coletti pair bound over for grand jury. seven dancers ordered to testify. bonds set at 1500 dollars each.
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WA. 8
C. L. Rigdon
Cheyenne
H. B. Christmas
Cotmils Sioner
Diamondville
U. S
D. F. Hudson
Joe Coletti
Coletti
Lorenzo Borino
Borino
Lincoln County
Herne
Colens
Tutag Te
Utah
Boring
HL. Ridge [Ely
Atiorney Rigdon
Wirle
Italy
Tiadend
Ville
Anna Hukovitch
Colett
Cumberland
Cumberland Road
Hukevitch
Glencoe
Mary Carollo
Ridgely
America
Rigdon
D. A. Plumley
Salt Lake City
Ridgley
H. R. Christmas
E Christmas
Federal Grand Jury
Two Bold Burglars Sentenced in Kemmerer Case
Lawrence Wallace and Frank Gelwkey arrived from Idaho and burglarized the home of Harry Parlos in Kemmerer. They were captured in Diamondville and confessed before Prosecuting Attorney Rose and Judge Tom Holland. Awaiting sentence to Rawlins penitentiary for 1 to 14 years.
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Kemmerer
Idaho
Lawrence Wallace
Frank Gelwkey
Thin City
Arnold
Rawlins
Harry Parlos
Diamondville
Opal
Erlos
Rose
Tom Holland
Ataty
Housebreaker at Sublet Arrested After Gun Fine
James Butaris, a former Sublet miner, was arrested in Sublet last Friday for breaking into Dennis Pullos’s home on January 3 and stealing wearing apparel and jewelry. He pleaded guilty to burglary before Justice Groutage, with Prosecuting Attorney R R Rose and Sheriff McMinn present, and faces a 1 to 14 year penitentiary sentence tomorrow by Judge Arnold.
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Ivan Jones
James Butaris
Sublet
Dennis Pullos
Justice Groutage
R.R. Rose
McMinn
Arnold
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Hame Fork
Frontier
Bonneville
New Fork
Needskades Project
Anderson Island
Fontenelle
Slate Creek
LaBarge
tighney-LaBarge
4 Tong
Greeniver
First National Bank
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Approv
New York
Chicago
U. 8
TS Ers
Lincoln
Kenah Heifer
Cosbier
de Tolomels
Cosbiers
Notary Publis
Arthur Hublasoe Diristers
Jacl
Typle
Dinemondville
Higdon
Apna Hukoviteh
Coletti Place
Lincoln County Miner's Hospital
Wland
Gurls
Cole
Dak Auto Averdine
Kenever Savings Bank
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