Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1919, Page 6

Page 6 RENUMBERING OF CASPER HOUSES G. H. sioner: 0 Ww. two v ek, per in t Complaints of Deliverymen, Mail Carriers and Othe Need of New § m to Relieve Confusion =mphasize : J. E. tative o A movement is on foot calling for na, a general revision of house numbers from the hit of numbering all over the city, or miss method houses that is in force and systematic wlend some now to an orderly numbering that i. ine the meaning to a number ona house. Constant complaints by mail carriers, deliverymen and fror, everyone in the city of Casper that even occasionally is called upon to look up a number on any street of the inadequacy of the present sys tem. The only general method of num- bering that is in vogue now is num bering the house according to block throwing corresponding numbers at the house, the numbers sticking des igvating the official location of the domicile, Plans for the revision call for ar ordinance adopted by the city coun- cil making a s ematic numbering brder compul: It is also plannea to have the © use mor signating str d the in in order to make it more visitors to find the location f they are searching. If the proposal is taken up at the psent time the work of j se ing w small changes uch a change would mean with the growth that is expected in Cas- per during the next years, ATTORNEY PURCELL 1S MADE HIGHWAY TRUSTEE According to the announcement of Chauncey C. Bever, chairman of th Yellowstone Highwa yciation, in Wyoming, which he has just mad public in Cheyenne, Attorney M. W Purcell, of Casper, has been: appoint ed to the board of trustees of the organization. The other trustees named are F. F. Tuttle of Thermopo. lis, Warren Richardson of Cheyenne, and C. J. Williams of Greybull. WAR SAVINGS DIRECTORS CONFER IN KANSAS GITY Richard night for pr attending: convention of the St: tion on Friday : leave for K conference of execu Savings Stamp driv > govern ment has announced that sales of stamps will continue during the year 1919 and it is likely that plans will stings Shipp left Cheyenne the annual Attorney be promulgated : meeting to promote thrift s under thy peace conditions. — o——__ —. es | CITY NEWS | o— ~~~ Warlamount, deputy S. mar: 1, who has spent severn in Casper on government Busi ness, returned to his headquarters in Cheyenne last night Mrs. Bertha A nus, who has been visiting fr n Casper for several days left is morning for her home in Thermopolis Attorney W. last night from in Douglas wher civil suit which w court there yeste locs day ey points, where he spent several days on company business Rev. C. W. Bridell of Denver, is visiting in Casper for a few day while enroute to Lander on a short busin BREAK THIS COLD!” Almost as soon as said with Dr. King’s New Discovery Get a bottle today! ss mission. The rapidity with which this fifty year-old family remedy relieves coughs, colds and mild bronchial attacks is what has kept its popularity on the fncrease year by year. This standard reliever of colds and coughing spells never loses friends. It does quickly and pleasantly what it is recommended to do. One trial puts it in your medicine cabinet as absolutely indispensable. 6Uc and $1.20. Bowels Usually Clogged? Regulate them with safe, sure, com fortable Dr. King's New Life Pills. Correct that billousness, headache, sour stomach, tongue coat, by elimin-s ating the bowel-clogginess, 25c. a business visitor in Casper. "2 8 s. are visiting in Casper. ADVOGATED HERE." ning for his headqua Mont. THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919 Tr manager of f C tle, former city commi George M. Harris, has returned to the Hot Springs capi- Adams and Thos. Kenney, /? business. i known Thermopolis men, | * * * Nate P. Wilson of Lander, state |game warden, was a business visitor in Casper yesterday while enroute to Cheyenne to attend the state legis- uction department of the | jature. Refining company at Salt! is al ss visitor in Cas- | he inter * © Scott, who is conected with! od se # Hon. J. A. Delfelder and Osem of the company. | Nicholson, of Riverton, were business visitors in Casper yesterday spend- Hammond, western represen-| ing a few hours here while enroute f the American Smelting and tg Cheyenne. company, who has been in for several da left this | ters in Hele * 8 D. C. Scott, deputy sheriff at Salt who wi in Casper yesterday ss, returned to the oil city this morning. + 8 8 * * # dhamus, well known local from Cheyennc he spent several di opening of the an has returned from re he spent several days on business. ture. 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