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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
3
Twenty two new citizens granted naturalization in Sweetwater County court. The Rock National Bank sues Laura A Hanks for foreclosure on a mortgage and seeks recovery of an automobile or its value.
Work on Hoback Road will be completed this year with plans for the final section through Hoback and surrounding areas. The article notes funding from national forest receipts and outlines the law providing ten cents of those receipts.
The State of Wyoming through Lincoln County Court issues notice that letters of Administration for Teo Fillio Herrera were granted on March 15 1919 to the undersigned. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them with proper vouchers within one year to be allowed.
Public sale of town real estate in Kemmerer County Wyoming authorized after no bids were received. County authorities opened bids on a later date with bids to be judged by the County Commissioners and taxes due.
The Board of County Commissioners locates Craw Creek Road beginning at station 0 at the quarter corner of sections 6 and 10 in township 81N range 119W and details line bearings and distances through stations 1 to 20. The description specifies multiple south and west courses with precise feet measurements and minutes for each leg.
The notice states bids for a county construction project must be filed with the County Clerk in a sealed bid by April 1 1919. Bidders must submit a $200.00 check for good faith, held until bond equals at least half the estimated cost. Dated February 28 1919 H R Harrison County Clerk.
Public notice outlines plans to locate a road starting at a point on the Fairview Auburn Road in Lincoln County Wyoming and running east through several townships and section lines. The county invites objections or claims in writing before April 2 1919. failure to object may result in the road being established without further reference.
Public notice describes locating a road in Lincoln County Wyoming from near the Fairview road to section corners with specifics on survey stations and township ranges. Claims for damages or objections must be filed with the county clerk before noon April 2, 1919. road will be established without reference to such objections. Dated March 3, 1919. R. Harrison, County Clerk.
Objections or claims for damages to the described road must be filed in writing with the county clerk before noon on April 2, 1919. The route follows the Idaho state line, Crow Creek, to the northeast corner of Fairview townsite, per R. Hillarrison.
Public notice records a proposed road from Fairview toward Spring Creek with detailed survey points in Lincoln County Wyoming. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the county clerk by noon on April 2, 1919. the road will be established otherwise.
Public notice by the Board of County Commissioners starts at a designated point on Crow Creek Road and follows a series of compass bearings and distances through Lincoln County Wyoming. It details stations 1 through 8 with precise northward meanders and mileages, establishing the route and measurements for a road project.
In Lincoln County Wyoming Third Judicial District the estate of Claus F Stoffers deceased announces a March 22 1919 2 PM time for proving the will and for hearing Annet Stoffers application for letters testamentary. Any interested person may appear and contest. Flo LaChapelle Clerk of Courts February 28 1919.
Fraternal orders list meeting times and officers. Kemmerer lodges include F and A M and Odd Fellows in Kemmerer with Friday and Saturday sessions. Lincoln Chapter 28 meets Fridays at Odd Fellows Hall with visiting members welcome. K P Lincoln Lodge 27 meets first and third Saturdays. officers listed.
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