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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1914
Page
9
Grover Jensen of Wyoming appeals to Lincoln County voters in a Democratic primary backed bid for a four year County Commissioner term. He pledges to protect county interests, serve all residents regardless of party, and cites 26 years of residence and prior public office service. He asserts integrity in public trust.
Mr and Mrs Travis from Big Piney departed Thursday for Los Angeles to spend the winter, selling county property and consolidating coast ties. They had long ranching ties in Green River Valley and, with Jesse Budd, hunted Grover Valley elk, bringing back three elk heads and meat for Kemmerer. Mrs Travis sought a calf head to add to their heads collection.
J M Forgett of Salt Lake City takes over the Wyman Hotel at Cokeville, promising to restore the dining room to its former high standard after a recent web-letting. Forgett is a seasoned hotel man and uncle Ed Marks’s brother-in-law, and aims to revive the popular hostelry’s fortunes.
Ed M. Rowe assistant superintendent of the girls reform school at Aden and a state parole agent traveled to Kemmerer on Thursday to retrieve Sadie Hitesman who escaped in May. Hitesman aged 16 faced a return to the reform school after capture by Marshal Jack Pie following a letter tip. If she had not fled she might have faced earlier consequences.
Sneddons support for Commissioner Peterson rests on his unique position as the board’s sole Republican. The piece notes Peterson rarely opposes Democratic moves, except once when he urged sanctions against County Attorney Jones over Diamondville election fraud probes. It argues his non-committal stance shows care for taxpayers, though critics say he should take clearer votes.
News of Hugh Martin's death reaches Kemmerer from Boise Idaho where he passed away suddenly after supper last week. He was well known in the Kemmerer area and in ranching near Daniel in the upper Green Valley. Friends and neighbors in the Silver City area will be saddened by the loss.
The letter accuses Ivan S. Jones of spending thousands without achieving results in election fraud cases tied to Lincoln County politics. It credits him for efforts in court, notes witnesses were removed, and claims opponents manipulated venues to shield accused officials while defending the use of tax money.
John Silva of Mexican descent, linked to Extra Gang No. 7 for the Short Line, attempted to take his own life Sunday at about 9 pm. He later confessed alarm, claimed two men held him up, and was hospitalized. A bloodstained razor found on him was identified as his. Silva had been dissipating for days. doctors say he is now recovering.
T B Carnahan has returned from Salt Lake City after foot operation and reports Utah apples taste excellent. He has sold 1800 boxes already with 800 taken by Mr Harrington of Cumberland store and expects to sell more.
An Episcopal church invites attendance this evening from 6 to 8 o'clock for a guild supper featuring hot Gye pork vind oe renue and gravy hot rolls mashed? pie and cheese, assorted pickles, savotted fol a mix ickles and assorted items.
The Divorce Question Plays come and go with rapidity in New York theatres. Ralph Cacer advertises a one night show at Zemunecey theatre on Sun Oct 26. Cast includes Effie Ettinger Alice Conrad Carrie Jensen Beta Morea and others. Prices compare to dollar and a half.
The funeral of Grace Scott, 17 months old and daughter of Mr and Mrs John Scott, was held from their Diamondville home on Friday at 1 pm. Interment followed in Diamondville. The Rev Hawley and Mrs Scott expressed sorrow as friends mourn the loss of a loving light in the family.
Notice is given by virtue of an execution issued by the District Court of Wyoming County. KR Henderson, plaintiff, recovered $1310.92 plus costs. The property to be sold at public sale is Lot No. 44 and 20 shares of capital stock of La Oi Company and related notes. Sale at the front door of the District Court on November 7. 19.. The sale includes interest, penalties, and costs. terms: $4.00 cash, balance per statute. Deputy Sheriff to oversee.
Assistant general manager Mr Whit ney ordered the north yard fence closed to foot traffic after a near accident involving two women and children. Foot passengers now use a via duct, a move expected to ease danger and potentially save lives despite occasional inconvenience.
The audience fully appreciated the first Redpath Course, with repeated applause for the performers. The piece hints at upcoming events as Bohumir Kryl & Co. are noted to perform next Friday night, promising more in the program.
Town Council met at Kemmerer on 12th 1914 with Mayor Watt Brandon and members present. Minutes read and approved. reports list licenses collected and taxes. police court fines and cases noted including house of ill fame and lewd news. balances and warrants paid. adjourned session held with council members present and contract matter adjourned.
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