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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1908
Page
10
Judge David Craig serves as the Third Judicial District judge for Carhon County. The note outlines his position and jurisdiction within the court system.
Evanston dispatch reports a landmark Wyoming case where 40 000 sheep owned by EM Reece Ismac G Reece and Isaac W Reece clash with cattlemen over a live dead line on Henrys Park and Black Park ranges. Judge Craig granted a temporary restraining order at 230 Saturday night as lawsuits begin to determine rights and future conflicts may hinge on congressional action.
The Langworthy High School Chorus led by Supt Langworthy and Rev Craberae prepares for an upcoming event with members including Misa Fiorence Downey Ethel Pleiffer Mahlon Quealy and Clyde V Ray Graney listed among participants.
A trick mare branded JD or left shoulder and WK on right shoulder, weight about 100 poids, last seen near a fronty premise in Nuvemian territory. A reward of S20 offered in Kenanerens Celesterian for delivery of the horse.
The Kden Irrigation Company is reclaiming about 200000 acres in the Red Desert five miles north of Rock Springs, spanning Fremont and Sweetwater counties. Water has entered the ditch and settlers are moving onto the land, with dust and sage brush already displaced as the project progresses toward success.
The conference committee reached agreement on a 320 acre homestead bill to extend rights from 160 acres to an additional 160 for those already holding 160. The measure, important to Wyoming and the West, aims to settle public domain lands and provide water access, benefiting dry farmers.
Journalists Watt Brandon of the Kemmerer Camera and W W Sage of the Newcastle News Journal were among visitors honored in Sheridan during the state Woodmen gathering. Sage impressed as a capable editor. Brandon, longtime editor of the Pine Dale Roundup, was noted for local color and strong editorial work.
An advertisement urges readers to dress well to distinguish people by clothes. It promotes children and young men suits from $3.50, collars at 25 cents, and a range of practical suits from $7.50 to $30.00 along with new neckwear.
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