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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1915

Page

9

Wyoming Legislature Faces Broad Agenda in 1915 Session

Wyoming lawmakers near midpoint of a 25 day session with over $1,000,000 in appropriations under review. Bills range from a fish hatchery to public utilities regulation, taxation, school funding, and state capital location, with a statewide prohibition amendment gaining early strength.

Hy Johm C. Thompson, Jr Chayenne Wyo Wyoming House Committee L’inedale Committee On Game and Fisheries Niobrara Weston Campbell Crook Mercer-Sko Public Utilities Commission Act

Opal Marshal Clarence Perrin Killed in Carter Incident

In Carter Thursday evening a town marshal, Clarence Perrin of Opal, was killed after a confrontation with Deputy Sheriff Sam Ryder at the Heder Hotel. Perrin fired first injuring Ryder, who then shot Perrin. Perrin died minutes later. Coroner’s inquest finds Ryder blameless. witnesses say drinking and illness fueled Perrin’s actions.

Kemmer Clarence Perrin Opal Carter Lante Sam Ryder Perrin Heder Ryder Hyder Stringer Perelo

Dr. Joseph Anderson Dies in Salt Lake

The sudden death of Dr. Joseph Anderson occurred in Salt Lake City on Monday evening of last week. A 40 year old dentist from Hot Springs previously practiced in Bear Lake valley. He collapsed with apoplexy after billiards with friends at the Richmond apartments and died before a doctor could be summoned. He is survived by his wife and three brothers Parney Harold and Clarence with many mourners in Wyoming.

Joseph Anderson Salt Lake Parney Harold Anderson Lof Border Clarence Hot Springs Ranchfoear Border Richmond Bear Lake Valley Salt ‘Lake Wyoming

Funeral Train Carries Lamon V. Harkins Across Continent

A special funeral train bearing Lamon V. Harkins vice president of Standard Oil passed through Wyoming last Friday en route from San Francisco to New York for interment. The train reportedly the first funeral train to cross the continent consisted of a Pullman Standard sleeper for the party and the private car Convey carrying the coffin. Old papers for sale at this office.

Lamon V. Harkins Standard Oil Company Wyoming San Francisco New York Continent Standard

Winter range report from A C Kinney

A C Kinney from Rock Springs visited in early week to tend sheep and farming interests. Joe reports the winter range sheep are in prime condition with just enough snow for water. He questions the Australian wool grading feasibility, noting cost and storehouse needs for manufacturers to buy wood and reduce speculator profits. He doubts manufacturers will adopt this approach.

A.C Kinney Rock Springs Joe

Bobby Burns Celebration Delights Caledonian Club

The Caledonian club marked the 166th anniversary of Robert Burns with a Diamondville event held last Saturday night. The program featured Scotish songs sword dance Highland fling hornpipe and drew a good crowd.

Robert Burns Diamondville Caledonian Club

Weather forecast reach Idaho via Pocatello bureau

Weather report moved to Kerometer Idaho forecast at the request of Cheyenne Weather Bureau. Pocatello indications expected to cover the territory better than Cheyenne data. Post cards posted in the post office for residents to plan washes and daily chores.

Cheyenne Weather Bureau Posatello Kerometer Idaho Pocatello Cheyenne

Camperland Train Schedule Improves Mail Service

The Camperland train No. 114 now leaves Kemmerer at 7 30 for Meyer Junction and Cumberland, boosting mail service by transferring Cumberland mail pouches from the eastern fast mail. The Sonnecinns train previously closed eastern mail by eight minutes earlier, now benefits from the new timing.

Camperland Kemmerer Meyer Junction Cumberland

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