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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1912

Page

9

Jackson Hole tract withdrawn for classification and road needs

A 42000 acre tract in Jackson Hole is withdrawn from the Teton forest reserve for classification and potential Carey act entry. Local leaders and Cheyenne associates plan water diversions and road improvements funded by bonds to ease year round travel, with estimated costs reaching six figures.

Jackson Hole Teton Forest Reserve State Land Commissioner's Office C. C. Car- Male Carlisle Archie Allison G. P. Johnston David Nimmo Henry Porsk Cheyenne

Hotel Evanston Awarded to Ogden Bidder

The Evanston contract for a new hotel goes to J G Kiblstrom of Ogden as the lowest responsible bidder. Old building removal is underway and excavation will start soon. Construction and furnishings are expected to exceed $40,000. The hotel will be named Hotel Evanston, with Spencer and Bird as proprietors.

Evanston J. G. Kiblstrom Ogden Spencer & Bird Evanston Times

Pension Bill Passes with Large Veteran Pensions

Congress approves a pension measure granting $903 million increase for 490,085 veterans. The plan provides annual pensions and averages about $23,000,000 over the first three years, recognizing long service of old soldiers.

Congress Ihs

Real Estate Buy Near Lava Hot Springs At Hall City

C W Brandon editor of the Kemmerer Camera and F W Dice conductor of the Short Line bought twenty lots in Hall City near Lava Hot Springs Idaho last week. Brandon says the land near the springs should rise in value as the area develops. Dice notes rail visitors to the springs boost Bannock county prospects and mentions two cottages to be built for rent, work starting Monday.

C. Wats Brandon Kemmerer Camera Kemmerer Wyo F. W. Dice Pocatello Bannock County Real Estate Hall City Dempsey Brandon State of Idaho Bannock County Junction City News McCammon

PET ANTELOPE IN PICTURE WITH LEO BALL AND ANIMALS

A photo shows Leo Ball of Daniel with four pet antelope feeding from his hand. The text claims the antelope were tamed last year and now live in a large home. They roam freely but return home, and it notes winter losses and the impact of a closed season on these animals.

Lincoln County Leo Ball Daniel

Incoherent OCR fragment about Rae and road trip

Fragment describes Rae making a long trip to a creek road last week over Kemmerer blue creek road with little available information. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, or a coherent event.

Rae Kemmerer Blue Creek

Elks on the Trail Reach Kemmerer En Route to Portland

Three Brookfield lodge members Lyons Stone and Clark travel 1200 miles from Brookfield Missouri to Portland Oregon for the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Grand Lodge meeting starting July 15. They started April 8 with a companion left behind in Nebraska.

Portland Kemmerer Brookfield Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Brookfield Lodge No Lyons, Stone and Clark Lyons Burlington Stone Wheeler Savings Bank Clark Burrlington Nebraska Matt Dodds Missouri Husted Trentdale Ore

Covey Canal reaches far end as water flows in

Perry Hendricks, secretary treasurer of Covey Canal Co, oversees water delivery to the canal terminus. The 28 mile ditch began service last Saturday, with crews cleaning and leveling ahead of water. It will serve 5500 acres, though only eleven settlers use it so far, and ranching opportunities beckon in western Wyoming.

Perry Hendricks Covey Canal Co Covey Canal Mr. Hendricks Perry Cokeville Register

Seng Hanged in First State Execution in Eight Years

Joseph Seng was executed at Raw Ling on Friday in the state’s first official hangings in eight years. He shot William Lloyd from behind in Hyvanston on August 4, killing him as Lloyd walked with his wife. Seng then shot Lloyd’s wife as she fell beside him before turning the fatal shot on Lloyd’s wife. The judge was Judge Craig, and Governor Carey did not grant a reprieve.

Joseph Seng Rawling Craig Seng Uinta County Wm Lloyd Hyvanston Lloyd Carey

Flora Eynon Marries C D Greenig at Kemmerer Home

In Kemmerer last Thursday evening Flora Eynon wed C D Greenig at the home of Mr and Mrs Thoma Eynon. Regivall Evans officiated in a ceremony attended only by family. The couple plans to reside in Kemmerer as Mr Greenig resumes in the store business and Mrs Greenig had worked as a compositor previously.

Greenig Eynon Thoma Eynon Kemmerer Flora C.D Greenig Regivall Evans Bath Howe Keommerer

Resignation of Wyoming deputy secretary of state McGlashen

Charles P. McGlashen resigns as deputy secretary of state effective June, to join The Bank of Big Piney as cashier. Franke H. Wescott of Lander, deputy treasurer of Fremont County, selected to succeed him. McGlashen praised for courteous, efficient service. farewell noted by Cheyenne authorities and press.

Chas. P. McGlashen Cheyenne Franke H. Wescott Lander Fremont County McGlashen State Bank of Houx Wyoming C. P. McGlashen Laramie

New Conroy town rises at United Coal mine Adaville

The United States Coal Co builds a new town at Adaville renamed Conroy. General manager C. V. Gould and Mrs. Gould visit as work progresses. Water issues in the slope are solved by pumps, a steel tipple is ordered, and land installations await the noon railroad completion. Coal shipments are planned by early September.

United States Coal Co Adaville Conroy C. V. Gould Moyer Gould

Shoulder Injury Hits Stage Driver From Kemmerer

A stage driver from Kemmerer and Opal, known as Gooch, suffers a dislocated shoulder for the third time while in town. He endures great pain and is currently employed on the Thornton ranch.

Happy” Gooch Kemmerer and Opal Thornton Ranch

Salt Lake Road Open Reaches Carter Travelers

Joseph Whide of Carter visited town with a passenger automobile to travel from Carter toward Evanston and Salt Lake City. The pond between Carter and Salt Lake City is now open for auto travel, easing quick trips for local residents.

Salt Lake Road Joseph Whide Carter Pasenger Evanston Salt Lake Slade Salt Lake City

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