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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1919
Page
11
Board of County Commission announces plans to locate a road starting at the Wyoming Idaho state line and running through Lincoln County. The route details a long chain of stations with directions and distances, ending at the state line and continuing to a point near Stump Creek. Objections and claims for damages must be filed with the county clerk by March 6, 1919.
The Board of County Commission outlines a proposed road starting at a point on the south line of section 35 in township 38 north range 119 west, detailing stations and directions across townships and sections. Objections or damages to be filed with the county clerk before noon on March 1 1919, with references to objections dated 1918.
County clerk notice announces road laying from station 0 on truth line to station 18 connecting Grover Narrows Main road, with exact survey bearings and distances ending at station 18. Objections due by March 6, 1919. road to be established if none filed. Note confirms the road is the traveled highway from Auburn to the lower valley and links with Grover Thayne road.
Board of Commissioners announces a new road starting at the Fairview Auburn Road in Lincoln County Wyoming. The route runs eastward through sections 28 27 27 26 and ends at the Afton townsite west boundary. Objections or claims must be filed with the county clerk by noon on April 2 1919.
County commissioners plan locating a road starting at station 6 on the north quarter of section 5 in township 82 north range 110 west principal meridian Lincoln County Wyoming. The route runs south through section 4 to station 1 then to the south quarter corner of section 4 and continues to station 2 on the Pairview road. Any objections must be filed as prescribed by law.
A 1919 county road survey describes a route from the Idaho state line along Crow Creek to the northeast corner of Fairview townsite. Objections or claims for damages must be filed in writing with the county clerk before noon on April 2, 1919.
The State of Wyoming Lincoln County district court orders hearing on March 1 1910 for the administrator to obtain permission to sell specified real estate holdings to pay debts and expenses of the deceased Rich ard Turpin. The petition seeks authority to poll the described parcels in sections 17 and 18 township 42 north range 113 west to satisfy debts.
A 1919 county notice from I R Harrison, county clerk, invites objections to a proposed highway path from Fairview in Lincoln County Wyoming. Detailed survey bearings and station points mark the route along sections 3 to 26 with a deadline of April 2, 1919.
Parcel description detailing a land survey in Lincoln County Wyoming starting at Crow creek road and tracing bearings and distances through a sequence of stations 1 through 22. Includes sections, townships, ranges and meridian references with numerous azimuths and lengths to determine property boundaries.
A county road to be established from Fairview to Auburn on the east side of Star Valley is approved after discussion. The document notes reference to objections by Elaine for Sains and is dated March HSB, Harrison, County Clark, by the County Clerk.
Notice declares a March 22 1919 probate hearing in Lincoln County Wyoming for Claus F Stoffers estate. Annet Stoffers applies for letters testamentary. Flo LaChapelle Clerk of Courts records the order and invites interested parties to contest.
The State of Wyoming district court in Lincoln county issues notice for the estate of John Bhikyants deceased. Letters of administration were granted February 3 1919. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within six months at Kemmerer Wyoming or risk being barred. claims not exhibited within one year are forever barred. Dated February 5 1919. Read the Camera and get the news.
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