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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1919
Page
9
Last Wednesday night in response to a call issued by Mayor Morton a large number of Kemmerer residents assembled in the yan te ere led by a distant committee. The meeting reported plans to secure the necessary money and funds when needed. Secrecy surrounded the preparations as officials discussed contingencies.
A list of bills approved by the governor and set to appear in the 1919 Session Laws. Items include creating offices such as insurance commissioner and Child and Animal Protection commissioner, authorizing commissions, adjusting salaries, tax and election provisions, and various state duties like arson, game purchase, and statute compilation.
A Lincoln-Idaho Oil Company test well has reached about 200 feet in depth near the city. Repairs described as necessary were begun and the site is under watch.
Fragmentary dispatch from New York March 8 notes 1502 Heel sets and Brest units on board Third battalion head. Men of the Maned 41st division appear in the chaotic lines of the report with unclear details and locations.
Court records show Judge Arnold Olds presiding briefly with matters listed. The session referenced name changes and allowances, noting Asante was permitted to resume her maiden name.
The community mourns W. Smith a pioneer cattleman of the Green River valley and Bis Piney born October 7 1846 who died peacefully in Cheyenne Wyoming after a long career with the Mule Shoe ranch and the 67 ranch He led large cattle holdings and was a member of local lodges survived by a sister Mrs Flora Libby and others His passing follows a long career in farming and mining in Lincoln County with Wilford et al noting his substantial influence and charity work His death comes as his former employees and neighbors recall decades of strong community service At Big Piney Frontier mine operations report five days of steady output around 200 tons daily with returning workers easing labor pressures.
Justice of the Peace Glasow presided Saturday as a whisky case dominated a packed courtroom. J H Parman of Rupert bought five cases of whisky and, with companions, sampled it. A plan to seal kerosene tops in coal oil cans led to stolen consignments diverted to a barber shop rear door. Naylin and Ollie claimed unsold goods and faced trial with attorney C E Melvin.
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