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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1920
Page
7
Property description references various stations lines and curves with bearings distances and radii. The text outlines a lengthy survey path through township ranges and sections including points of curvature and change in direction with specific feet measures and angles.
A damaged OCR passage records a detailed land survey with numerous points, curves, radii, angles, and station references. It lists several N and S bearing sections, curves to left and right, radii around 573 to 1492 feet, and stations from 910 plus feet through 1066 plus feet, referencing sections 1 and 2, T 27 N R 119 W, with southwest corner bearings and misreads that blur other details.
The document describes a detailed行 survey path with numerous station numbers and bearing angles between sections 7 and 4 in township 31 north range 110 west. It provides distances, curve angles, and intersections with the lines between sections 7 12 and 4 and adjacent townships. It concludes with a notice that objections for damages must be filed with the County Clerk by noon on the 15th day of May 1040.
Public land notice from the U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated April 28 1920 announces James Davison heir of Arthur Davison of Opal Lincoln County Wyoming filed on May 4 1918 a homestead entry for the north half southwest and southwest quarter of section township range and meridian seeking a three year final proof to establish land claim before Ivan B Jones U S Commissioner at Kemmerer Wyoming on the Sunday of June 1920 witnesses Anain J Davison W H Solliday William Davison and James B Robinson all of Opal or Kemmerer Wyoming and Alex Nisbet Register
Public notice from Evanston Wyoming dated April 24 1920 announces sale of isolated tract Lot 1 3 4 14 15 Section 26 T 22 N R 116 W containing 116 78 acres at not less than 4.00 per acre on June 10 1920. Bidding ends when sealed bids stop. Alex Nisbet Register.
Notice records the incorporation of General Industrial Corporation in Cheyenne Wyoming on March 8 1920 with a $100000 capital stock of 1000 shares. It lists directors W J Cannon PLB Milton and Marold Murin and agent Mareld Mann. principal office in Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming. The second notice portion begins for Buhl Wyoming Company incorporated October 19 1919 to engage in petroleum mineral exploration and land development and to own operate and trade in related equipment and property.
Notices include articles of incorporation for Piney Petroleum Company and related parties detailing capital stock of 240 000 shares at $1 each, officers Thomas Clinton H BE Robinson Chas HH McQuown Ruse W Allred Willard Scowcroft, office Kemmerer Lincoln County, Wyoming, and agent Thomas Clinton. Also notices of estate administrations for William H Marshall and Mike Beginn and dissolution notices for Cokeville Shoop Company with meetings in Cullen Commercial Company Bullring Howell.
On March 24 1920 a Notice of Dissolution was filed with the Wyoming Secretary of State and the clerks of Sweetwater and Lincoln Counties. The Cokeville Sheep Company based in Rawlins Wyoming is declared dissolved by its president and secretary with Brimmer and Brimmer attorney representation noted.
The Wyoming Publication Board reports completion of the state laws compilation under Chapter 34 1919 and a contract with Mills Printing for 1500 bound copies and 2000 unbound copies at 14250. Paper scarcity raises costs and thinner Bible paper editions may be offered at about eight dollars with Morocco binding. Distribution is limited by legislative funding and awaits further appropriation.
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