Kemmerer Camera Saturday Edition Editor Proprieter
The spring term of the district court for Sweutwater county will convene at Green River May 4. Chix will be the most important term of court to this county for several years. There are now twenty one men in the Green River jail awaiting trial besides several out on bond. The criminal docket is exceedingly heavy. The time draws near for the Republican National convention to meet. There will be pressure to have President Roosevelt reconsider his decision not to seek another term. The sentiment in favor of the favorite candidate is forced and not popular outside a certain day, though the ablity of the man selected is not in dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sweutwater County
Green River
Rock Springs
Roosevelt
Uinta
Ellen ‘Olter
Notles
Evanston
Uinta County
Wyoming
John Felter
J.W. Sammon
Admur
Piney News Gathers Local Happenings and Death
Big Piney notes Shaseese Lee Smith will work for Charles Noble in the Basin this summer. Lou and M r a Hennick of Daniel visited. D H Rand, district assessor, returns from Fontenelle. The Nobles leave for Fall River Basin. J A Black attends Thomas baby funeral in Fontenelle. Herman Rich welcomes newborn in Piney April 14. Easter program at Piney school house. services April 28. Charles Thomas dies at home April 15 after two weeks in Piney. remains to Simmons with John Dobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Smith
Chas. Noble
Mra
Lou Hennick
Daniel
D. H. Rand
Fontenelle
Chas
Noble
Fall River Basin
Piney School House
Suday
Anderson
Charles Thomas
Thomas
Piney
John Dobson
Simmons, Th
Travis Returns to Kemmerer Family Plans Winter Travel
Mr and Mrs Travis with son Lewis arrived from California on Turaday spending winter in Los Angeles. He bought a fruit farm near there and will return this winter. They left yester day for Big Viney and plan an overland trip to Thermopilis then visit the National Park when open. Mr Travis is well known here for once owning part of the townsite and the first home in Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis ‘Travis
Lewis
California
Turaday
Los Angeles
Travis
Big Viney
Thermopilis
Fmt
Kemmerer
Martini Griff Tie The Knot In Kemmerer Ceremony
John Martini and Mim Catharine Griff married at Kemmerer Catholic church on Wednesday April 27. Father Lavalle conducted the ceremony under the churchs new marriage laws. Only close friends attended and the couple left for Salt Lake City on their wedding trip before settling in Diamondville with many friends sending best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martini
Mim Catharine Griff
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Lavalle
Martini
Salt Lake City
Lloyd Higgins Wedding in Kemmerer Cumberland Couple Wed
Wednesday afternoon ceremony at Mrs Downey home Kemmerer joined Samuel R. Lloyd and Misa Ads Higgins both of Cumberland. Rev BE Crabtree officiated with Mr Hudson as best man and Misa Vede Downey bridesmaid. Couple left on No 2 for Rawlina to return Monday and depart for Cumberland Tuesday morning. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Higgins
Wm. Downey
Kemmerer
Samuel R. Lloyd
Misa Ads Higgins
Cumberland
BE. E. Crabtree
Mr. Hudson
Misa Vede Downey
Rawlina
Jayhawkers of ’49 story in Death Valley Magazine
Death Valley Publishing will print the life of Death Valley Scotty in May, detailing the Jayhawkers of 49. John B Colton, age 75, survivor and youngest member at 16 on April 5, 1840, recounts a grueling 52 day foot trek to California with six new members and four survivors, including a woman who cared for infants as men perished. The serials promise humor and pathos, with subscriptions at 81 yearly and premiums of desert photos and five shares of Death Valley Quarts and Placer Mining stock at 21 per share.
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Death Valley Magazine
Death Valley Scotty
California
Ehud Epoo
Desert
Death Valley Quarts & Placer Mining Company
Death Valley Publishing
Nevada
On Her Way to Goldfield by W d Shanley Rancher Visit
W. D. Shanley a prominent New York valley rancher accompanied by his three children visited Pleasantville this week. He met his old friend Mew B. Wasson of Pleasantville and plans to join his wife and family en route to Goldfield Nevada. The party aims to settle near the Mining Exchange once railroad access improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.d. Shanley
New York Valley
Pinesdale
Mew. B. Wasson
Pleasanty Ile
N.Y
Wassely
Aid
Jon
Minning Exchange
Goldfield
Nevada
Mrshanley
Wutil
Wyoming
Prosperity in Prospect From Fremont Equity Letter
A fragment from Ed. Steele, Fremont county official, describes boom sentiment in Boulder Wyoming. The missive notes rapid activity, stock and plow trade, and a general mood of prosperity with a shout for Taft and a farewell to Watt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Fremont Equity
Boulder
Wyombg
Grant
Taft
Public Notice of Land Entry in Wyoming District
Notice is given that J M Wright of Kemmerer, Uinta County, Wyoming, assignee of William Appley, filed to enter land under section 2306 Revised Statutes. Adverse claimants or obstacles to the mineral status must protest by May 16, 1800. Registrar Aims Thomas V. Davis oversees the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wright
Kemmerer
Unita County
Wyoming
William i Appley
United States
Thomas V. Davis
Notice for Publication in Evanston Wyoming 1908
Public land sale notice filed by James Barratt of Green River Sweetwater County Wyoming seeks purchase rights under the June 3 1878 act as extended. Witnesses include James Mumiee J K Barrett Pat Barrett and Lew Henderson. Adverse claimants must file by June 7 1908 with Lloyd Thomas commissioner at Mack Springs.
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Evanston
Wyo
Said
Lloyd
Thomas
Mack Springs
James Mumiee
J. K. Barrett
Pat Barrett
Green River
Wyv
Lew Henderson
Kommeror
Thomas V Davis
Kitor
Miners Local 260 Meeting Noted in Frontier Wyoming
Kemmerer United Mine Workers Local No 260 holds a meeting Monday evening at Frontier Hall in Frontier Wyoming. Attendance and agenda details are not fully clear from the fragment.
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Unitedtmine Workers—Local No
TED
Sublette
Jon Kolette
Otk Nach
Thwsiay Avenlig
Fota Hall
Wiliams
B. Murray
Iuinee
United Mine Workers
Nanth Fhuryday
Dave Daniels
Chas
Xnith
Moe
Stall
Sby
Rober
Ies
Aachen
LLM
Kaddles, K
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Pete
Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, JR
Hotel
White & Friedman
C M Friedman, Mazarei
Kemmerer Hotel
Com
Ming
Ferop
Jarzey & Bier
Willard Bell
Prop
Kemnwrer,yo
Kemmerer Saloon
John Rizzi
Kemmerer Camera
Watt Hrandon
Big Piney
Shaseese
Mr. and
J. A. Black
Herman Rich
Bay
Travis’ Return
GRIFF
Jayhawkers
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Hucolog
Trainin Dairy
Tive
Cepia
Union Pacific
Stones & T
Black Rand
Kat
Peverae
Noone
Jean T
Hon
Coke Saa
Hage Chetellausun
Obaville
Lasmbart
Shane
Mrelotha
Wye
Murdock
Gubwyilin
Prichard & Hoeepbers
Rowmorer
The
State of
State of Wyoming
Evelyn Philp
Plaintiff
Robert A. Philip
Robert A. Philp
John
Land Ofite
Evaintons Wyorsey
Big Piney Telephone Company
Green River Country
Cora
Pinedale
New Fork
Midway
LaBarge
Palisade
Lander
Ira Dodge
Mgr
R. S. Spence
Ryan, Wyone
Ivan S. Jones
Attorney AT Law
Notary Public
First National Bank
Kewnnenn Wrming
Jacob. P. S
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
Jiacob
Methodist Episcopal Church
Enen
M R. Langworthy
C. T. Bewart
Avery
Klis Elmer Crabtree
Frontier
R.M
Ottawa Tribe
C. F. Hall
Komwmerer
Secher
H Kohover
Mentings
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Kommuter
Bretheren
J. Dewell
Nog
Aue
Knights OF Pytheas
Manila
Kebekah
Shamrock Lodge
Hall
Diallon Ve
Mary Hunter
Mis Tena Snoildon
H. E. Christmas
U. S
Nemmerer
MacGinnta
Maginnis
Attorneys
Law
Kowlea Budiing
Ogden
Utah
WyomingHide & Junk House
Sam Koppel
Bell Telephone
Mylily
Haive
Rouk Springs
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