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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
16
The new city hall project is described as outstanding under contractor Larson with TR A Given and his crew handling rock work. The article notes it may become one of the state’s finest city buildings, surpassing all except Rock Springs.
A Japanese miner crushed by rock at Susie died shortly after admission to Lincoln County Miners Hospital. The funeral was held in Kemmerer on Sunday afternoon with interment in the Japanese burial site as the investigation of injuries proceeded. The service was largely attended.
The notice describes a school program promising a better life for boys and girls in the dormitory with an ideal location, new buildings, lower expenses, and ample opportunities for self-help through outdoor activities and varied facilities at Lug Sweaty Lake.
Weather and heat have reduced stream flow in the Hhymrefork creek area causing low water levels. Officials advise precautions to prevent contamination as the water supply for detaking purposes may be bolted and not easily restored.
A Saturday afternoon shower for Mrs Beant Tass was held after a ceremony at Stis Beant Tass. The event noted Miss Kathryn Eilat won honors in a game that featured about 500 attendees. A luncheon followed with a delicious meal.
Panama resident John Q Critchlow visited with Arthur L Thomas, superintendent of Matumeth Coal Co, then traveled to New York. Critchlow, a capitalist with railroad and real estate interests, planned a sick return to the isthmian region. He remarked unusually warm weather in the Central state during Salt Lake Lot week.
Albert Spencer, longtime Ekul state boss at Mammoth Coal Co, resigns to serve a mission for the L D F Church. He will move his family to Randolph this week. nephew Spencer of Rand Gulp will assume his Ekul post.
Notice of settlement of the Final Account filed in Uint a County Court Third Judicial District. The case involves the administration of the estate of James Lovin and related parties. Details include petitioners seeking release and final discharge and instruction to creditors and beneficiaries.
The renommed Arabi K. Redford was killed in cold blood last week. A lodge funeral service was held in the Me Lodge parlors and the remains, escorted by lodge members, went to the depot for interment in Wellaville Utah beside his mother. Interment occurred Thursday of last week.
I desire to express sincere thanks for Helenasistanes and kindness shown during the trials after the death of my son, Joseph S. Redtird, Logan, Utah.
Land dealer Woster of western New York acquires MP and Dean's interest in the Bargeset ranch south of Cokeville. The property will be renamed Woster Lives Co. The operation will support cattle, sheep, hogs and large carrying capacity. Cokeville Register reports the deal and plans.
A benefit program at the Kemmerer Theatre will raise food for Mrs Haddenham. The regular show features additional songs by Mrs D J Brown with illustrated songs.
In the District Court of Uinta County Wyoming the Third Judicial District announces a probate proceeding for the estate of Lawsenes Queat. Creditors and others interested are notified to file claims by a stated date and to appear at a court hearing on the specified day to contest or settle the estate.
Wyoming raised its total valuation by about 19.49 million dollars in the past year while the state levy shifts from 3.08 mills to a flat rate. Railroad valuations drive most of the increase, with Burlington Northern and Union Pacific figures debated by the board. Lincoln County is sixth in total valuation as double tracking and new lines affect future totals. New railroad lines and a new line of souvenir post cards are noted in the county tables and local commerce.
The School District of Lincoln County Wyoming invites sealed bids for furnishing and installing a boiler with plumbing and materials for the new boiler room at Kemmerer school. Bids open at 8:30 p.m. and the board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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