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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
13
A two performance engagement by Jones Bros World Tour Shows comes to town on Sunday June 23 featuring elephants eager to meet local youngsters and Mr Goodnight the equine star. The Germany born animal charms crowds by tapping doors of humanity, wearing a tailored outfit and behaving as a refined gentleman with regular routines.
In Salt Lake City for his sister's wedding, Henry J. Plumphoff senior assistant superintendent Idaho division Short Line is away. Assistant Superintendent C. J. Husted Kemmerer oversees division quarters while Division Superintendent Stevenson joins the Get Acquainted event in southern Utah. Pocatello Tribune notes frequent watch repairs by EK Curtis, Jeweler, and Kemmerer market offers appealing meals.
The minutes show committee reports on streets and alleys and payments to several officials. Bills were drawn on the treasurer for salaries and services including mayor, clerk, fire chief, health officer, marshal, and others. The liquor license read and sent to County, and Pan Gavardi application for a position discussed. The retiring mayor appointed Quealy to escort the new mayor. old council adjourned.
Notices to property owners along North Pine avenue announce concrete sidewalks will be built this season. Council actions include instructing the clerk to confer with officials of OS, L. R. Co. about constructing a sidewalk along the rear of the depot, and orders to paint the Front of Town Hall. The meeting adjourned with Mayor Folger and Town Clerk Mason in attendance.
John Steel, a miner in Frontier district, died after a rock fall in Mine No 3. Coroner’s inquest held. J W Nide presided. Way Bainton served as juror. Evidence said death resulted from failure to timber the roof per orders. Steel had long worked locally and left behind property and relatives, with ties to Austria noted.
Diamondville to Celebrate plans a big Fourth of July event with posters by TH Casters announcing cones for children, races, baseball, and fireworks. The piece mentions a stray 1050 pound town horse with a diamond mark in Shoo and a move from Kemmerer, tied to James Roddy and Keowarl fe pertarn.
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