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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1915
Page
3
City council wrestles with locating a sanitary dumping ground for Kemmerer. Past sites caused odor and health concerns, current prefered site lies below the Round House with winds carrying refuse down river. Officials seek public advice to find a more suitable year round location without disrupting residents.
Notice to creditors of Lissa Jackson deceased in Lincoln County Wyoming. Letters of administration issued February 1915. Claims must be filed with vouchers by one year from letters date or be barred. Attorneys Christman for the estate. Dated March 2, 1915.
Three wool clips totaling 272000 pounds sold in Dillon Montana last week for 872080 dollars at 215 cents per pound. The sale yielded 27200 dollars more than the fifteen year average would have, indicating a record price for Montana wool.
Owing to a death in Rock Springs last week from black diphtheria, schools and all public gathering places were closed. The death is the first reported case and investigators seek the source if possible.
Harry Krupp visited Kemmerer last week after buying a carload of hides in Piney. He plans diversified farming in Halt Lake City area with 100 acres, including 20 acres of orchard and grain fields. He operates a milk wagon to Salt Lake daily but notes high cattle feed costs limit profits.
Pioneer George D. Rosa who sold his ranch and livestock for 967000 leaves Saturday for Kexburg Idaho to join Mrs Key and his daughters. They plan travel to Portland San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego with possible relocation after the trip. They expect to stay about a year. Also notes a sale on legal blanks sold locally.
Special Agent Wu McGrath of Mutte Montana visited Kem merer last week to gather evidence against an employment agent accused of sending girls to Diamondville saloons as Bear Dancers. He disclosed Italian arrivals and potential federal investigations into practices tied to the Diamondville mine and Anaconda Copper Mining Company.
Frontier aims to start concrete work at the mine after delays. General manager Av deroo notes heat requirements delay starting boiler and engine houses first to enable preliminary layouts.
Oreon Brown president of the Diamondville Local of the United Mine Workers visited Kemmerer to meet Paulson and state officers. He recently returned to Diamondville after an January injury that nearly cost him an eye. vision is blurred but improves with glasses. Brown, 62, began coal mining in Almy in 1871 and remains among Wyoming’s longest continuously employed coal miners.
Mrs Morris A Thomas and Morris from the Muddy ranch above Fontenelie attended the wineirel show in Opal on Saturday. Morris says wool prices look better with 250 per pound not tempting him to sign away the clip now. They drove in by train and their auto was left out of commission while trailing a team.
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