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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1914
Page
5
A brief notice announces a trial fee of five cents, signaling a nominal legal cost option for court proceedings. The item highlights minimal expense and practical accessibility for participants. The note reflects economic concerns in legal access.
State Engineer A. J. Parshall travels to Pocatello to meet Idaho’s engineer and open bids for the steel work of the interstate bridge across the Snake River near Thayne, boundary of Idaho and Wyoming. Estimated cost about 20000 with Wyoming’s share funded by a 10000 appropriation. Masonry abutments set last fall during low water. rest of season will see high flows from Jackson lake reservoir aiding irrigation. The bridge will provide Wyoming with an all year outlet to Idaho market towns in eastern Idaho.
The report notes Danvers spent days in Kemitierer for dental work while referencing sheep in poor condition due to snow. It highlights river proximity, good feed quality, and care for a Lunvelt breed of sheep, with emphasis on livestock well being despite winter pressures.
National Wool Growers Convention set for Salt Lake City January 15 to 17, 1914 with excursions via Oregon Short Line. Tie sale from all points outside Utah January 14 to 21. See agents for rates and further details.
The state food department reports its efforts more than doubled since the new sanitary law took effect last July. Commissioner Maurice Govhon and assistant Dr Brower visited Kemmerer, praising local cooperation and noting strict enforcement will begin with spring fly season. The law requires wrapped bread and butter labeled with maker details, permits meat sales with clean handling, and will guide merchants through mailed pamphlets and visual aids to aid compliance.
County Treasurer Ben Bell announces that fifty thousand dollars in certificates Nos. 1 to 1020 will be cashed on or after January 10, 1914, and will stop drawing interest from that date. The certificates cover the year 1913 series for January through June.
Ranch for sale describing a 650 nerue ade fining tha towne of Big Piney with cupthag frame 200 to tie hay, alfalfa, well fenced, Gow water rights. Also mentions parts and a 1470 Went Veth address in Los Angeles.
Senator Warren and Representative Mondell push for forest road improvements in Wyoming and adjacent areas. The Forestry Service allocates 8036 from a ten percent fund for Big Horn, Clark's Fork, and Teton Pass roads, plus Hoback Canyon work to link Rock Springs to Jackson Hole. Additional proposed appropriations would widen park roads and improve Wind River and Yellowstone routes for auto traffic.
Public notice states Nowwet s 4 by Ginn and others mortgage holders of Afton Wyoming will foreclose on a mortgage to John Miles recorded in Lincoln County. The sale, by sheriff, will occur at the front door of the county courthouse on December 12, 1 year not clear, with debt noted as several hundred dollars and attorney fees.
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