Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1919, Page 10

Mth rl res ore fir 1 ce tha ti nile ler nit th vst rout 0 th Ww pie ink dg ons eda om cke ues Lat Li tir how IN cons dou nt t wo ble y of onl Init F th ontit it t ut * ne e, it ns ation lew RE D. Va Gri to to enite stit L Ned lurir Kin now supr is h d te } the kind n PAGE TEN to the various parties by whom they were presented, being in number and amount to the parties named below: FOR OTATE FAIR UP TO DOUGLAS Management Not Shifting of Control to State Board, Is View Held by Act- ing Governor Chaplin. CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 11.— (Special.) ‘tive management of the state fair is still to be held by the people of Douglas and Converse coun- ty, even though the control of the institution has been taken over by the state board of charities and reform. cting Governor William E. Chap- a member of the board, said to- day that there are no grounds for the suspicion that the people of Chey-| Mike Miller, 1 coyote- = enne or any other city are trying to yain the upper hand in the affairs of the big show, and that the Converse county folks can rest assured that they may continue to act as the powers behind the throne. “There seems to be some little spirit of resentment against the legis- lature,” he said, “because it turned over the fair to the state board. There seems to be a feeling in some s action will serve to diminish the Converse county and Dou, responsibility in the matter and also to give other cities, particul- arly Cheyenne, an advantage not heretofore had. “It is the purpose of the board of charities and reform to put the en- tire responsibility for the manage- ment of the show on the shoulders of the people of Converse county. It is their fair, to be worked out by them for the best interests of the state at large, and, so far as making a suc- cess of it is concerned, it is up to them to make it as big an institution as possible. In doing so they will benefit themselves and the state as well. “The only real restriction that the | board will insist upon is that there | shall be no expenditure of state funds beyond the amount appropriated for that purpose by the legislature. 9 commission of Converse county men will be appointed to manage the fair, and the responsibility for its suc- — ELK WINTERING IN FINE SHAPE, JACKSON HOLE CHE (Special. Wyo., March 11.— in the Jackson Hole region in Wyoming are wintering in fine shape, according to forest rang- ers reporting to state officials here, and the winter loss will be very slight. Mild weather and lack of deep snow has enabled the big herd to find feed and has necessitated feeding during but two storms of short duration. The heavy kill of last fall, estimated to far exceed that of any previous year, has decreased the herd some- what, but the present mild winter insuring a big calf crop next spring will show an increase in the total number of the herd. Thirty-five thousand alien women tre included in the population of New York City. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS, BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS March Sth, 1919 Office of the County Clerk Casper, Wyo., March 5, 1919 State of Wyoming County of Natrona Board of County Commissioners in and for Natrona County, Wyoming, met this Sth day of March, A. D. 1919, pursuant to adjournment of rday, there being present Robt Veitch, Chairman, Commissioners Hall and James B. Griffith, and M. Ogburn, Clerk. The following proceedings had, to-wit: The following bills presented, aud- ited and allowed, and certificates ordered drawn for same, viz: were W. H. Patten, 125.00 W. H. Patten, ¢ 5.70 W. H. Patten, offic 30.00 Kk. MeDonald, ferred to county taxes ifot trans Springs = ~ 800.00 S. E. Phelps, criminal prose- iT. eution - : 25.00 Wyoming General Hospital, poor and pauper servic 30.00 Robt Veitch, servi nd expen: =) SS -- 177.40 Robt. Veitch, room rent, id pauper —- 28.00 inting Co., supplies 134.00 Hardware Co., sup- See 49.65, ‘ds & Cunningham Co., supplies = = 93.96 Schulte Hardware Co., sup- plies __- Pee TT! Holmes Hardware sup- Plies, sabe see Ee 8.50 Nicolaysen Lumber Co., sup- Nlieskeee eee ---- 886.70 Petition and affidavit of A. M. Bluett for cancellation of taxes, pre- sented and allowed as follow: A. M. Bluett, year 1918____ $10.40 Having examined and destroyed the jaw bones of predatory wild animals, presented since the last’ ses- sion of the Board, it is ORDERED that Certificates be issued by the Affected by John Mattox, 1 coyote- is entirely probable that a Chairman and Clerk of this Board missioners proceedings --- Shaffer-Gay Co., inquest of Sam Davies = - 44.00 Mills Printing Co., supplies 5.85 Mrs. C. R. Inman, 1 coyote-- $1.50 W. H. Kistler Stationery Co., W. A. Lester, 1 coyote__- 1.50 suppliesy =*2= "== —0= oes 3.60 Ruben Hiney, 2 coyotes_-- ‘Ralston & Kittle, poor and W. A. Lester 2 coyotes —---- pauper expense ~-_~~---- 47.00 Blake Horn, 10 coyotes = F. Witt, poor and pau- Mike Miller, 1 bob-cat per expense ~_---------- 40.00 Lowell Marsh, 1 coyote_ F. W. Sipple, 11 coyotes _-- W. Kissler, 2 coyotes___ -50: Casper Pharmacy, drugs, poor and pauper 0 Natrona Power Co., electric service - 4.50, Webel Com’l. Co., supplie: 127.85 - 84.05 jc: Shaver, 3 coyotes Sam Service, 6 coyotes 9.00 L. J. McGrath, roads and | Moses Ball, 2 coyotes. == 3.00 bpridgest = sae ee aa ee 56.00 i. Kiesling, 4 coyotes 6.00 | John Soper, roads and bridges 84.00 TA. A. C. Barker, 3 coyot - 4.50 Wheeler & Worthington, roads |A. H. Ford, 7 coyotes_ - 10. and bridges _ 1.00 {Mike Miller, 1 coyote_ - 1.50. J. Muller, roads and bridges 44.00 | Rasmus Lee, 7 coyotes - 10.59, Bill England, roads and {F. H. Fletcher, 7 coyo' - 10.50 bridges = 2222-25SS-es 25 140.00 | Barney MeNelly, 3 4.50 John Kiel, roads and bridges 343.00 . E. Jones, Arthur Baxter, roads and | Roy Spurloc bridges? =234 ee 12.00 Oddmund Josendal, 1 coyote 0 Geo. Young, roads and bridges 60.00 |W. E. Grover, 10 coyotes___ 0 Marion N. Wheeler, roads and | Walter Seamans, 4 coyotes__ 6.00! bridges 196.84 1.50 N. HL ie, roads and . E. Grover, 14 coyo! - 21.00 bridges; s2= == -- ee ee 112.00) | Tom Ward, 6 coyotes_ H. P. 9.00 John Kiel, roads 3.00 John Kiel, r and bridges 682.00 616.00 erson, 2 coyot ds and bridges A. A. Estep, 7 coyotes - 10.50 N. N. Dickie, roads and Marvin Bishop, 1 coyote_ 1.50, bridges ______ 124.00 R. W. Borland, 4 coyote: John Soper, bob-cat 7.00 bridges). ee ee 93.00 John Jensko, 2 coyotes_-___ 3.00 Clyde King, roads and bridges 66.00 J. E. Allen, 11 coyotes---- 16.59 Joe Evans, roads and bridges 18.00 Board adjourned to March 6, 19 F. R. Henry, draying_-___ 7.50 ROBT. J. VEITCH, The Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Chairman. Co., telephone service---_ 59.25 Attest: E. M. OGBURN, Minneapolis Steel & Mch. County Clerk Co., supplies ~-_.--- 30.45 Samay ies = Pekin Cafe, board OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS, BOARD Solomon __ 15.00 OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Bill England, —_—_— bric Bie deca aaa 15.00 March 4, 1919 Petitions for affidavits for cancella- Casper, Wyo., March 4, 1919. Office of the County Clerk. — tion and refund of taxes, presented and allowed as follows: Mary Edgington, year 1918 C. H. Lowe, year 1918 -T. P. McGuire, year 1918__ Geo. F. Hooper, year 1918___ ‘John C. Reynolds, year 1918 R. C. Smith, year 1918____ Board of County Commissioners in ee W. Eade, year 1918- {and for Natrona County, Wyoming, | Maud Hamilton Fish, met this 4th day of March, 1919, inj, 1918 -- regular session, there being present E. Lewis, year 191 Robert R. Veitch, Chairman, Commis- pplication for Retail Liquor Deal- sioners J. B. Griffith, T. A. Hall and ¢tS License by Marquis & Company, E. M. Ogburn, Clerk. presented this 4th day of March, The following proceedings were | 1919, and set for final action at the had, to-wit: next regular meeting. 6 The unapproved minutes read an.| _. Statement of earnings or collec- State of Wyoming 2 Ss. ‘County of Natrona tions by Hazel Conwell, Clerk of |approved. _ ¢ | The following bills presented, aud- Court for the month of January, ited and allowed, and certifiaates 1919. showing collections in the sum f $12 Approved. ordered drawn for same: : s 2 Board adjourned to March 5th, E. McDonald, salary and ex- 286.88 | 1919. pensege ne 286.88 a Agnes M. Clare, salary 125.00} R. J. VEMCH: 2. M. Og » salary and ex- airman, BM. Quburn, salary and ex 30.95 |Attest: E. M. OGBURN, Helen Carlson, 125.00 Clerk. : es Helen Brown, salary S Catherine Dunn, salary — Hazen Conwell, salary and ex- pense May Hamilton, salary John C. Hays, salary Geo. S. McKenzie, NOTICE OF INCORPORATIOi Notice is hereby given that a cor- poration known and styled as the “DOUBLE OIL AND DRILLING COMPA was on the Ist day of 75.00 100.00 \Pat Royce, salary _______ 150.00 March, 1919 at Casper, Wyoming, Pat Royce, postage —_____ 5.00 duly organized under the laws of Pat Roy county the State of Wyoming; that the o: | agent — 50.00 Ject for which this corporation Pat Royce, criminal ex- is formed is to carry on a general pense __...-.-----: drilling and mining business in the \Pat Ro board pri State of Wyoming and in any other Pat Royce, sheriff's expe! part of the United States of America, and in furtherance of said object to} purchase, locate, lease, sell or other. wise acquire or dispose of lands, min- eral claims, and deposits of metals, ores, and mineral substances, and te | drill, mine, bore and prospect there- on; to develop, exploit, work, operate ‘ and maintain oil and gas wells, shafts and mines; to acquire, construct, maintain or dispose of any and all tools, machinery, power, refineries, dwelling houses, necessary to the car- rying on of the business of the cor Pat Royce, sheriff’s expe Pat Royce, criminal expe’ Jack Sheehan, sala H. L. Seidel, salary —- S. M. Hodg: Gri 100.00 M. W. Purcell, criminal pros- ecution M. W. Purcell, crimina 400.00 ecuti = 00 st r Se ae is 400 oo poration; and to do everything that E. P. R REDaeh® schoolv ine Hun mayave mece y, implied or incident Se eer soe 90.00 t® the discovery, production, refine ment and sale of any and all kinds of oils, minerals, or metal substances of -~ 106.00 E. P. Rohrbaugh, exper R. Dr. H. Lathrop, contag 24.00 H. R. Lathrop, 100.00 HOW TO FIGHT ae SPANISH INFLUENZA pital expense — 180.55 y Tubbs, J. r (By Dr. L. W. Bowers.) M. M. pamper OCR S ace Avoid crowds, coughs and cow- Mary A. Moore, pension 16.00 | ards. Buty fear, neither, Germs). Nor: Flora McLean, pension — 30.00 Germans! Keep the system in ae Anna Hollenbeck, pension Bolo | otdets Cake mlcnty of excrelsesln ie Mrs. Amelia Stanko, pension 20.00! fresh air and practice Cleanliness. Margaret. Kropp, pension 15.00 Hemen Taisen CROP ela ae eae Mary L. Duthie, pension ___ 15.00 /S*!%» ane clean tS nee O Le i Mabel ‘Lang, ‘pension: =----. 20100) -ccune: armour. agains®jdisease.aiTe Mrs. J. J. Johnson, pension. - keeps thenlivermand gbowelegreenlary Billa Ji MeGowentepension2= and to carry away the poisons within, jit is best to take a vegetable pill Earl C. Boyle, car repair_-_- every other day, made up of May- S. G. Murphy, jail expense apple, aloes, jalap, and sugar-coated, jC. C. McNulty, criminal ex- to be had at most drug stores,! pense --_... == - 38.00 known as Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pel- A. Hall, salary ~---~.- 125.00 Jets, If there is a sudden onset of Red Cross, poor and pauper +o, What appears like a hard cold, one expense’ ----.-- - 23.96 | should go to bed, wrap warm, take| Robt. J. Veitch, room rent__ -00/a hot mustard foot-bath and drink Burroughs Adding Machine ‘copiously of hot lemonade. If pain! Coy 1 adding machine __ 294.00 develops in head or back, ask the! Wyoming General Hospital _ druggist for Anuric (anti-uric) tab-| xpense _- - 121.05 jets, These will flush the bladder | The C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book and kidneys and carry off poisonous and Litho. Co., expense __ 47.03 germs. To control the pains and Western Union Telegraph Co. aches take one Anuric tablet every telegrams = 4.87 two hours, with frequent drinks of Commercial Printing lemonade. The pneumonia appears plies ___- 408.00 in a most trecherous way, when the Webel Com’!. Co.psupplies 33.00 influenza victim is apparently re-| ‘Campbell, & Johnson, jail covering and anxious to leave his pense 18.75 bed. In recovering from a bad at- ;Omaha Printing Co., supplies 30.00 | tack of influenza or pneumonia the Natrona Lumber Co., material 430.93 system should be built up with a Jack Kiser, taxi service_____ 7.75 good herbal tonic, such as Dr. ,Montano & Puebla, coal ___ 4.75 | Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, The Gleason Studio, criminal made without alcohol from the roots pictures) = 2see. oe a 1.50\and barks of American forest trees, Florence Keller, poor and pau- |_ per expense --__...4_-__ Todd W. Bowman, poor and pauper expense ___._____ Natrona County Tribune, com- ' ,or his Irontic (iron tonic) tablets, | 28.00 which can be obtained at most drng! ;Stores, or send 10c to Dr. Pierce's! 160.00 Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. 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