District Court Closes After May Term Traversal
The May term ended with Prosecuting Attorney Jones moving to drop the remaining criminal cases and discharge the jury, citing lack of prospects for convictions. Judge Craig agreed and the jury was dismissed. Several cases were resolved with judgments for plaintiffs or default, and two defendants received prison terms. The first civil case Sights v. Anderson proceeded to verdict.
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Tyan
Jones
Craig
Sights
Carollo Ys
Fuller
Western Stores Co
J. M. Sights
Ed Hansen
Kemmerer Savings Bank
W. E. Jones
Lew Henderson
Samuel H. Bennett
Cokeville
Rawlins
Jose Ortega
Sights Ve. Anderson
Divorce cases and appointments dominate week court
The Lowe divorce grants Mrs Lowe custody of a minor. Haley v Haley appoints Laura E Smith as special commissioner to take evidence and report later. Edna Sammon is named to hear Simpson v Simpson evidence, E L Smith to handle two Barnotti divorces. Several minor cases adjourned to June 22 session.
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Haley Va. Haley
Laura E. Smith
Edna Sammon
Simpson
Nomination Papers Begin To Stir For Primary Election
Court House Notes discuss early interest in nomination petitions filed with County Clerk Harris. Petitions may be circulated only within thirty days before filing, setting the latest filing date July 15. Clerk Harris holds blanks but will not mail them yet. Miss Mabel Downey becomes deputy in county clerk’s office, replacing P. W. Comer.
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Harris
Harrison
Mabel Downey
Alties
P. W. Comer
Supreme Court
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Home run caps Kemmerer loss to Diamondville in Sunday game
Kemmerer loses to Diamondville 8 to 7 on Diamondville grounds amid costly errors and strong plays. Sei gel makes a stellar catch and Pat Glasgow hits a bases loaded homer driving in four. Final score 8 7 Diamondville. Batteries Kemmerer Smith Oliver Williams Diamondville Vealey Kavanaugh.
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Kemmerer
Diamondville
Althe
Seigel
Pat Glasgow
Diamondvillans
Smith
Oliver
Williams
Vealey
Kavanaugh
Marriage Licenses Granted During The Past Work
May Ltd lists licenses issued May 8 to A Quealy of Kenmerer m to Jacketin McCune of Salt Luly City May 8 Frank Corey m to Mary Kop nan of Sublet May 14 Carl Albeiro m to Frances CHangvnile of Diamonddville May 14 Earl Tippett m to Magnolia Ray of Susie.
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May Ltd
A. Quealy
Kenmerer
Jacketin McCune
Salt Luly City
Frank Corey
Mary Kopnan
Sublet
Carl Albeiro
Frances Changvnile
Diamonddville
Second Team Beats Oakley in Kemmerer clash
Kemmerer second team edged Oakley 6 to 4 in a spirited contest. Swede Davia, after a miscue with a teammate over a four lamp call, later played a grounder to recover footing in the game.
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Oakley
Kemmerer
Davia
New Time Card Changes Rail Schedule Between Butte and Dillon
The article notes changes to time cards delaying several passenger runs and adding a short summer service between Butte and Dillon Montana under conductor Otto Grosman. Beaverhead County Sheriff resigns to pursue dry farming near Tedrock Montana, Gosvan formerly yard master at Kemmerer. The season’s first train traveled to Yellowstone Sunday with laborers officials General Superintendent Manson in charge, a stop at Springs for an hour of recreation and a full basket of fun.
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Butte
Dillon
Montana
Otto Grosman
Beaverhead County
Mont
Ted Tock
Mir
Gosvan
Kemmerer
Yellowstone
Manson
Ihe Trulh
In Springs
Assessor Office Busy Amid New Scheduling Demands
Assessor's Office, led by Amomar Gao and W Tanner with Deputy P Rosenberg, faces heavy workload as schedules near completion. Towns must disclose updates, delaying county wage rolls until June. Tanner cites a State Tax Commissioner letter on deducting value of lands held under contract, amid longstanding doubt. Supreme Court recently issued a ruling affecting state land policy.
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Amomar Gao
W. Tanner
Id. P. Rosenberg
Assesor
Tanner
Supreme Court
Ambiguous Text Fragment on Real Estate Equity
An attorney general opinion questions the purchaser's equity in lands and describes it as potentially general property. The fragment discusses unsettled phrasing and uncertainty about legal title and rights in the sale.
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Ander
Jones Cleared in Fatal Shooting at Car Shanty Yard
Preliminary hearing for Wm Jones in the Sam Sawaya shooting near the rail yard last Sunday night ended with Jones freed. Witnesses described prior feuds, Sawaya’s gun, and a fatal abdomen wound. coroner’s inquest and dying statement supported exoneration. The new primary law changes nominating petition percentages for state, district, and county offices.
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Wm Jones
Sam Sawayont
Yorda
Justice of the Peace
R. Leo Craig
Sawayr
Jones
Sawaya
Mattera
Gull Whitman
J. E. Borch
E. R. Beckstead
New Player Piano At City Drug Store Draws Attention
The new player piano mutalled in City Drug Store by Chas Christmas attracts patrons and the public, bringing enjoyment to all who enter the popular shop.
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Chas
Shearing Season Mild at Fontenelle Willow Creek Opal Corrals
Reports from several shearing corrals show a light season with about 25 000 sheep handled at Willow Creek and Opal. Weather and shearer shortages are blamed for the small clip, though additional lambing may prompt more shearing later.
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Fontenelle
Srow
Willow Creek
Opal
Thorobred Eggs For Sale In Wyoming Hatchery Adverts
Thorobred Rhode Island and Brows Leghornia eggs offered for hatching. Fifteen for The J EB Irvine at Green River Wyoming. Subscribe for The Camera.
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Rhode Island
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