08 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
1
One mare and colt branded on the left shoulder with a tube 18 below. They left premises on May 15. A $10 reward will be paid for their return. Thomas Potter, Frontier, Wyoming.
Rates from Kemmerer to Seattle listed at $43.35 for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition route via the Oregon Short Line. Circulars indicate fare details and travel options.
A Wyoming notice seeks sale of ranch lands by a Western frigated Lands Company. It requests detailed description and pricing terms and outlines property features and transfer arrangements.
The J and Griff Mining Company incorporated to mine and prospect for gold silver and other minerals, to operate in Kemmerer, Uinta County Wyoming. Capital stock 100000, location Belmont Saloon South Main Street Kemmerer. Agent in charge John Griff Sr. & Gra Mining Company.
Pete Sullivan of Salt Lake defeats Larry Burns in the first round last Saturday night. The crowd was large with some women present as Sullivan's manager seeks a bout with Packy McParland. The preliminaries featured Hert Sandberger vs Sam Potter and Sullivan’s trainer vs Goldie from Sublet.
The advisory board led by E. J. Brandley spent days in Kemmerer supervising shipment of lambs. Mrs. Brandley joined for the Fourth as price talks indicate demand for yearlings, with some buyers reporting bids near 86 though Brandley says prices won’t drop. Range conditions remain favorable and prospects look bright as Frank A. Man of Cokeville plans district meetings to inspect range and address objections from sheepmen over thinning methods and district shifts.
A fragmentary clipping notes H J Qawald of a commission company in Gesaha leaving details with his son Jack and family about cattle sales. It mentions a trip toward Hig Miney and selling seasons, with stray references to live stock activity in Uinta county and weather conditions affecting market days.
The report notes five applications for dental practice in the state with a possibility of three more. Dre Connington and Meeker returned from Cumberland Friday night, while De Connington left for Cheyenne to attend a meeting of the State Dental Board, where he says a senior member is involved.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention George Hooker and unspecified events in a garbled line. No clear dates locations or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
Warden Angus Mcfean reports elk and deer plentiful in the hills near his ranch at Uke Ville. He arrested John Green for selling an untagged elk seal, arraigned before Judge Tucket at Cokeville, fined 30 dollars plus 125 dollars costs. He warns ranchers to install proper screens at headgates to protect fish and intends to prosecute violations of the act.
B C Curtis sold a band of sheep to Salmon Tires and Penner, fetching 1020 last week. Ewes ranged about 83 dollars each, with shearlings averaging 1.70 per head for the ewes and 7.30 for the remainder. Buyers say they got a good bargain, indicating higher sheep values.
Jense J Cowdell of Daniel, prominent rancher, traveling to Evanston for Masonry initiation, reports haying will be late this year due to the backward spring. He notes the range is the best in years and stock looks fine with bright prospects for the season. Cowdell, a pioneer, maintains a homestead near the old Green River ford to tow Daniel.
Frontier Lodge No. 1 Order of Owls transfers to Kemmerer and will meet on the first and third Wednesdays. Melvin is president and Wells secretary. The lodge offers sick benefits and funeral expenses and insures members. Pred B. Ryan, known diver, will perform a 60 foot dive Sunday for Albert Wright’s heirs as part of a publicity event.
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