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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1916

Page

11

United States Coal Company Asset Sale Planned

The United States Coal Company holdings at Conroy Wyoming near Kemmerer 2250 acres and all buildings will be sold by order of a Delaware court. The firm faced financial strain, mine improvements collapsed, payrolls were not met, and the mine closed in December. Sale at Lincoln County Courthouse Kemmerer on June 7 1916 at 10 am includes all holdings.

United States Coal Company Conroy Toll Woat Kemmerer of & Delaware Court Lincoln County Court House

Ranchers seek Wyoming locations as Union council aids Kemmerer rooms

Bille of Lanetree and fellow ranchers visited Kemmerer to search the Green River valley for cattle ranch sites. They seek improved ranches with water, hay, and retreat potential, possibly crossing the divide into the package country. In Kemmerer, the Central Trader and Labor Council decided to rent rooms as union headquarters under the First National Bank, with bathrooms and conveniences. A plan also emerged to organize two more locals, a National Brotherhood of Teamsters group and a local of the Feterst Labor Union, to include labor not yet organized locally.

Tl. Bille Lanetree Uinta County Kemmerer Green River Valley High Mountains Wyoming Aa Valley Central Trader and Labor Council First National Bank National Brotherhood of Teamsters T Feterst HW. D. Clark Empertwm

Winter Ends Trip Through Gros Ventre Report

A brief note records a family visit to the T. W. Loyd home after a journey from the Lafferty place to Jackson. The party, including Chisiek and Rove, notes this as their first trip since Thanksgiving.

Gros Ventre T. W. Loyd Lafferty Place Jackson Chisiek

Mrs C D Biliott Plans Move After Lake Visit

Mrs C D Biliott will go to the south for six weeks, then Calvin and Belle Trom have recently returned to the city from Lake. Mrs Elliott expects to return around the tenth of the month, then will go to her old home in Topeka Kansas to spend the winter, accor paned by her daughter Miss Kathryne.

Mre C. D. Biliott Calvin Belletrom Lake Lott Topeka Kan Mies Kathry

Stoffers Case Ends With Favorable Ruling For Covey Canal Co

Judge Mentzer presided as Clare Stoffers sought 5000 in damages from Covey Canal Co over water seepage. Key witnesses described livestock and land damage, while the defense argued preexisting marsh conditions and cause by Stoffers ditch. After hours of testimony, Judge Mentzer ruled for the defendant at 4:30 p.m.

W. ©. Mentor Cheyenne T. Paul Wilcox Lincoln County Court John J. Arnold Clare Stoffers Mentzer First Judicial District Laramie Goshen Niobrara Platte Tar Stoffers Covey Canal Co Uinta Lincoln Stoffern Payson W. Spaulding Evanston 8. T. Corn Ogden Ben Ausherman K. Kaybell Covey Canal

Federation President Fox Arrives to Boost Wyoming Labor

Federation president Harry W. Fox arrived in the mining district for a two week visit with Evanston on a side trip. He reports twenty new locals affiliated since March 1 and twelve newly organized locals in Wyoming as eighty locals are now affiliated representing thousands of workers. Fox meets with all local unions during his stay and speaks about favorable labor conditions and public support for organized labor.

Harry W. Fox Bute Fox Wyoming Hard Rock Ste Felds Montome Wyoming Labor Jourmal

Italian Ball at Wing Venue Sparks Paint Fight

An unclear report describes a chaotic Italian Ball incident where Oakley and others clash over paint at a Kem battery site. No reliable details on date or exact location are given, but the event centers on a disruptive altercation involving multiple parties.

Baseball Grounds Proposal Sparks Regional Interest

Local readers hear of plans to secure a site near Frontier to build a half mile race track with a ball ground in front of the grand stand. A fair association may manage improvements to host race meets and a Frontier Days exhibition drawing interest from Lincoln County and neighboring states. Joe Seigel leads the effort. teams from the James Mickelson ranch delivered stock from Timey Monane tonnage to Blyth Fargo Hos Kine store for distribution to ranches.

Probasaieta Alte Wokto Frontier Quealy Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming Idaho Utah Joe Seigel James Mickelson Blyth-Fargo-Hos- Kine

Kemmerer Court Clears Docket and Adjourns

Judge John R. Arnold closed a large Kemmerer docket and adjourned until Thursday to address cases set after the first and new matters. He traveled to Evanston with Laura E. Smith and Ben Ausherman. Other sessions included hearings in Claus Btoffers ve vs Covey Canal Co. and Lauckey Young ve T N Sned don, with velting suige to be called for J W Gammon ve P J Quealy. A decree of abserce was granted to H W Buck from Hattie Huck. Robert Lyons was committed to the Evanston state mental hospital for insanity. Karry and Edward Streight were awarded damages in the 200 In against Wm Thompson, who was taxed with costs.

John’ R. Arnold Kemmerer Mias Laura E.smith Ben Ausherman Evanston Mentzer Cheyenne Claus Btoffers Covey Canal Co Lauckey Young Stae Karry Edward Streight Wm. Thompson

Kemmerer Orchestra Delivers Saturday Dance Featuring Local Musicians

A Kemmerer Saturday dance drew a large crowd as the Kemmerer Orchestra performed with Mary Cormet, Gus Helbig, Andrew Morrow, Rembine Fred Jennings, Raymond Corr, Morgan Kavanagh, and others on piano, violin, and percussion. Local attendees could expect enjoyable dances on future Saturdays with these players.

Kemmerer Orchestra Mary Cormet Gus Helbig Andrew Morrow Rembine Fred Jennings Raymond Corra Morgan Kavanagh Kemmerer

Wool Sales Report From Chicago Hide House Purchase

The Chicago Hide, Far & Weal House bought over 100000 pounds of Comverse county wool last week. Prices were not disclosed. The reported figures reflect a brisk transaction activity among local wool traders amid uncertain market conditions.

Chicago Far & Weal House

Candidates announce for Lincoln county office in paper

Candidates in Lincoln county begin announcing for the June 2 nominations. The Camera will publish notices at per inch rates with optional halftone portraits at two dollars each. Send photo and space preference, with platform or qualifications if desired. larger halftones available at proportional rates.

Lincoln County Neval

Sneddon Heads to Republican National Convention

Thomas Sneddon of Diamondville will depart Saturday for Chicago as a delegate to the Republican National Convention. He will be joined by Mrs. Sneddon and, in Cheyenne, they will meet the Wyoming delegation en route to the convention.

Thomas Sneddon Diamondville Chicago Sneddon Cheyenne Wyoming Smether

Ausherman Visits Attorney in Kemmerer

Attorney B M Ausherman of By Anston visited Kemmerer the latter part of the week on court matters. Ausherman, a prominent Wyoming lawyer, has been a financial and civic mainstay of the region. He declined a U S attorney post to keep his private practice in Uinta and southwestern Wyoming.

B. M. Ausherman By- Anston Kemmerer Ausherman Hilliard 8. Ridgely United States Uinta County Wyoming

Speeders Risk Life at Bank Corner in Near Miss Crash

A late Sunday night crash near First National Bank exposed driving hazards in Kemmerer. John Snyder, driving a Buick taxicar, appeared to exceed speed limits, nearly colliding with Alex Hunter and Miss Anna Ruski on Topaz street. Both occupants were thrown clear with minor injuries. horse and buggy damaged. Authorities urged strict enforcement of six miles per hour in town limits to prevent serious injuries.

First National Bank John Snyder Kemmerer Alex Hunter Diamondville Anna Ruski Topaz Street Bank

Suttons Return From Erie For Decoration Day

Suttons William and Mrs returned to Kemmerer from Erie where they spent winter at their Colorado home. They planned to leave for the Green River ranch near Daniel and both appeared in good health. The Campfire Girls met at the Ernest Holmes home on Monday night.

William Sutton Kemmerer Erie Colorado Green River Ranch Daniel Sutton Billy Ernest Holmes

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U. 8. Goal Company Hohest Bret Moden Trades and Labor Council Ketellishes Kew Jackson Hole Federal Reserve System OF Banks Federal Reserve System of Banke The First National Bank of Covey Canal Company Cokeville Muntser Federation Weoming Wool Sales Thouglas Ratorpries Kennever Suttons Kemmerer Savings Bank
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