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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
37
A partisan summary argues that about 4 500 Lincoln county votes will be cast with 1 850 for Republicans and 1 650 for Democrats. It claims each Republican vote for Democratic county officers defeats Sneddon, needing only 101 Republicans to swing the result, and predicts strong Democratic turnout unless GOP loyalty falters.
Notice is given that letters of administration were issued September 2 1912 to John H Dixon for the estate of Thomas Dixon. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers to the administrator at Cokeville Wyoming within six months or be barred from benefits. Claims not exhibited within one year from the letters will be forever barred. Dated October 7 1912.
Voters misinformed that Warren and Kendrick appear on November ballots. The ballot will omit their names. To back Senator Warren, place an X after the Republican candidate for the state legislature.
The Warren Live Stock Company rented 4 000 acres from Union Pacific and owned 3 000 acres where its sheep grazed amid a government reserve. An official exam found dead sheep in streams and no water creation. Senator Warren secured 32 616 dollars to settle private property damages from military maneuvers on the Crow Creek reserve.
Senator Warren has secured significant direct benefits for Wyoming including road construction from Yellowstone to Cody Fort Washakie and Jackson Hole, reimbursement for park protection costs, new forts at Sheridan and Fort Mackensie, and funding for scholarships forests roads and a weather bureau station. The package covers juror fees, additional federal judges, Morrill Act support for the university, and wildlife preserves in Jackson Hole.
A reader responds to a Times notice repeating Collier charges against Senator Warren. The letter questions padded payrolls, Union Pacific graft assertions, and the reliance on Roosev elt era outlets. It argues the press distortions mislead Wyoming readers about Warren's service and due process.
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