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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1915
Page
14
The district forester announces a new provision allowing leases up to thirty years for five acre tracts in national forests to build summer homes hotels and other recreational structures. The act clarifies no guaranteed land title and that lands revert to government at lease end.
The last legislature barred aliens from hunting fishing or carrying firearms without a $25 license or a $10 big game license. Exceptions include freeholders taxpayers settlers on government land and sheep herders employed in the occupation. Violations carry fines from 25 to 100 or jail with confiscation of outfits. County Assessor George W Tanner reports trouble with migratory sheep bands and requires ten days notice by registered letter before bands enter Wyoming. Census enumeration has been delayed by supply delays, with valuation work to begin this week.
The Budd brothers Charles Jobo and Daniel plan to divide their jointly held stock and land interests under Chas M Budd & Co this spring. They own about 100 head of cattle and roughly 1 acre of land with branding underway. Town notice requires property owners to clean yards and alleys and dispose of refuse, assessed to households.
Town announces 1915 dog licenses available from the town marshal. Unlicensed dogs will be impounded. Proof of tax payment is the collar tag. Also ads for home baked goods and catering by Mrs Emily Hainsworth.
Notes from Sublet celebrate St Patrick Day on March 17 with an Owls club event, 300 invitations, visitors from Frontier, and a stage luncheon. Patrons enjoyed songs, dances, old time melodies, and moving pictures by Rev Father Lynch, with remarks by Mr I F Patterson and a garden plans by H Bennett.
Fight in Cokeville on Wednesday ended in a fifteen round draw between El Dully and Ed Black. Both fighters showed top form and the bout was praised as one of the best in the region. A grand ball followed, enjoyed by locals and visiting guests from out of town.
Attorney Lawrence Armetrong returns to Wyoming from Denver and establishes a law practice in Rock Springs. He was known for managing Cosgriff’s 1964 gubernatorial campaign for governor in 1964 and for his ties with the Cosgriff Interests.
For sale 313 acres deeded land with water on Fontenelle suitable for road ranch or farm use. The ad lists Mise Elia Holden at 1823 12th Riverside as the contact.
Notice describes a land claim and property description filed in March 1916. It lists serial details and location elements including township range and principal meridian. The notice warns of protests and contests and reserves certain rights regarding selection and patent issuance by the office.
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