Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1919, Page 4

i f 1 PACE PAGE FOUR ae PETITIGK SLAUGHTER BY NEW SYSTEM OF urnished by POISON ROWTE NUMBERING HERE '——e™ =" —"-"enee RODENTS FACE . Mosher ______ + 3500 $600 Biological Expert Arrives Tomor- Haphazard Methods ? Now ia a PAI) aoa Stanley-Green 50 75 f Amalgamated Rity Teapot -__ 90 100 row to Aid (Ce ampaign for Conflicting and Erroneous, | Bessemer -_ 200 Club _ 450 500 termination of P, Say Merchants and | Burke Oil _ Now YorkiCurb yen REF As ea Big Bear -__- : een ae Dog Nuisance He Others Interested. He fs Giles 91g) | Midwest Refg 155 — Bie F . Midwest Com. 1.75 rminate or at Aroused to the need of an efficient Bostent Woo. 87 rodent and adequate system of house num- Bie Tacs Bone will be. beri in © r, merchants of the) «.” eae rival city tod re advocating by peti Conver. iE 3 a gs by peti- G5) ul sur- tion to the city council, a readjust Columbine rs divsetiont se te Con. Royalty - tarted by Muddy h of those affected re work is w cious excellent firs Its are antici Altho provi Ip only 18 to been made at the ha him- offi the ill call for of the this region is effective — by regarded as the most ment exper Poison will be mixed by the expert : and will t mpanied by instrue- tions cover SSUES: ment of the present plan of number- ing here, which, x al loss in a year’s time. ® = Open Close ned by County The petition also $ consideration iusaneyal yi re 1874 g ecure this aid earlier on the part of the council in chang- Northwest mee 216 214 | some doubt has jing the names of certain streets in the | ( ee aie 44400 4a Neat atiee Aiea ees a Outwest __- ceri sey ts © (city which are conflicting and have Pathfinder 954 94h rts in such similarity in pronunciation that! pj. irre have they are confusing and misleading. Bicand yeas Liberty Bonds ‘Lhe plan to re-number the city advocated by the the council has dis to on one t s na taken action on the matter ‘WELL STARTS SOON ON UR SOUTH OF MOSHER y well on section 16, THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE NSEEKS | TODAYS MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Casper Ranger —__ Bikhornys2=--as= Gt. Western Pet is declared, is hap- d conflicting. pring the read- that the present sy the loss of much time in es and that it represents Kinney Lusk Petroleum New York Stock Exchange Riverton Refg. — United Pet. Western Ww ind? Riv FE. T. Willi Wyo-Kans Wyo-Tex 98.86 Tribune and sed the matter sions but as yet or two oce 3rd dis ___ = 145 hthidds Seta oS WYOMING CRUD = OIL MARKET -$1.00); Elk Basin __ - 1.50] Grass Creek - 1.50] Fossil — 1.50° Lander Warm Springs Salt Creek Big Muddy Pilot Butte contract 1.25 ‘WATERWORKS MAN GIVES OUT FACTS NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. re being ma eine to immedi-! t teh well to be drilled by McDaniel on section 28-39-7 ith of the Mosher Oil com | The prop-! Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of iN. {per Daily Tribune. | o a be heid 8 y will t 1 by the T the Chappell Oil company will he After Sear 7 ninay Oil syndicate expects to! in the office of the Company, 408 Oil A earching for Years He at tap the third Wall Creek sands which mngembuitding, © Casper, aw yc At Last Finds Medicine hold the ree s the largest produc- "UME, on April 2, 1919, beginning at That Ends Trouble. | fae aaltaean tik Tha| the hour of ten (10) o'clock in the Aaalieon aon recognized | 1orencon of said day, at which ti a “I have been trying for years to| iF as the Id t well in the state, com-| the Directors for gue next ensuine get something that would reli me | in at a flush production of 15,000, pipe kelected and such other of my trouble and have found it at ted as properly comes } y is one of the wells that | t in Tanlac,” said Alfred Jolly, a nrock Rumor i RE Refining \ itd to the third,Wall Creek | os uoldsre pmeclOE 91 Quitman street, Denver, Colo., P i Balaeoenl eDaniels who will have TAG AG ae a ‘ployee of the water works | = Bt _the develo mente berore . : ‘t of that city. t ae .gement. Pp met is March 22, 1919, and i ean Ty » Was superinten | | ad’ until) the end of pea, 100g time, e continued, | GL 20CK, W ted Oil company meeting of stockholder si wee ach a5 is such an a Reports in circulat ls pas “ales Been su HOWARDEWEBER, svithouty Being wineenia 5 éoAhen ea 2 Rocky Mountain) (7.8.D.) Bpesident:,| | Treamrinen isn escuneseae eaciatinat| that th compa in the Bie Muddy pub, Mar. 18, 1919. me up with gas and I: was constantly f compe ro knowledge o hea Ras u Ss constantly hes pare! ; W elie jalan deep drill requirements. He is CALF DIPHTHERIA FOUND IN belching up sour undigested food | of the Mutus ‘ roducing cent Relig tha times at present finishing: mp the Relia mes wou cowpany loc and has plans yj) near Douglas before takin NORTHERN WYOMING HERDS an ould y to ta of the S ste Creek holding ¥ — 1 t I would almost fall) share of Big Mud to relieve the 1 an ov eF supply. paid $800,000 ae vais 000,000. The plant is modern in every 1 with permanent and substar ruction, and is at presen securir other interests w 1 ed, due to the control exer cised by the Midwest and Ohio com- rilling contracts in the CONTINENTAL SUPPLE GAMPANY WILL BUILD ye BRANCH AT RRL y N t of th ipply ; -LRACE GREEK WELL OF UH MAINTAINS FLOW in 1,000 bar un Lic New ELKHURN WEL q ne 1G MUDDY HOLDING UP : dr Tee 200 feet of s' BaSxI The Elkhorn well No. 13 which was It preduction circles in the field for the past severa: ; company offi- 10 barrels of oil Verrier and Kreider, better known tablishing a record for production ints “Slim and Shorty,” have taken over wo oom ouse the Big Muc No further the World's Fair barber shop and efforts to drill » will run that place in connection with well her ey hare sand will be in place at this location. -— VERRIER AND KREIDER would get so * nervous} as almost impossible for me at night. I suffered agony eumatism and was in such a wretched condition that I was hardly Calf diphtheria of the herds of cz |ern part of the is affecting some atile in the ne The d the © first can be reco; symptoms of slobbering b mals. An effort is being, due to r| G00 BARRELS AY stamp out. the malady as quickly -a fit possible, as animals in an advanced stave die. spot and Hits made a d man of My appetite is ? I : f —_— Save your money—eat at the Har-! information obtain- ny well on nee Creek production els a day. iable pound T have, EAB 1,000 ba reported originally that the n flush production, — yieldea ye It isa productivity ix months the ound — the of less flush pre Casper Loan Office Will save you money on your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand- bag, and Suiteases : : ¢ Reliable 133 So. Center is still one-th om settled foun Phone 804-J. 3 f * * * * a * * Dk * Ie * * * 4 * *% * * * * x a | eee KS HEE KER EEA LE ERA AISA IER REL EAA AAAS AA AAAI AAIAXR_—| cea a WOMEN NEED SWAMP-ROOT Thousands of women have kidney and bladder trouble and never sus- pect it. Women’s complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney trouble, or the result of kidney or placer disease. If the kidneys are not in a healthy condition, they may cause the other | organs to become diseased. Pain in the back, headache, loss of ambition, nervousness, are often times symptoms of kidney trouble. Don’t delay starting treatment. Dr. | Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, a physician’s | prescription, obtained at any drug store, may be just the remedy need- ed to overcome such conditions. Get a medium or large size bottle immediately from any drug store. However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, Y., for a sample bottle. When’ ing bé sure and mention the Cas- Adv. | SS WIND BLOWS DOWN RIGS. wrii The heavy wind of last week blew down a rig on the Humphreys lease,’ also the rig over well No. 2 on se tion 10. Eddie North, an employe of the j Oil Center Bakery, left yesterday on his motorcycle for Denver where he will visit for several days. Phone 34 The milk, cream and butter c Coffee, highest grade, especially Absolutely pure. hungriest. ‘lowing des¢ribed personal property /ney’s fees in the sum of § SEE EE IEEE IEE IEEE SII EESTI III III The MANHATTAN CAFE 140 South Center Street Our aim is to please the most particular. Clean and well cooked food is health. Health to our patrons means success to us. The meats used in our establishment are the best procurable. served with absolutely pure cream. Our pies, cakes, puddings and all pastries are home made. Soups, tempting and delicious. Steaks, of quality and quantity to satisfy the Orchestra entertainment dinner and supper hours. TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1919 I want to buy a good building site| bedding, one china closet, one chi in the east or southéast part of town | chair, dight common chairs, Brie ih \ ‘ {Price must be right. Address Box Ft, /chiir, three rocking chairs, one Mor. | Tribune. 3-14-6¢ | ris chair, two chests of linen, one hi oo goatee, one cét, one crib, on 1 of a , e desk, | wanes make a sptcial ike 309 ‘0 dressers, oné garden hose, «iy thattrésses, oné piano and stool. OS. Bdg “21 | yefrigevator, one parlor settec, n, ——————————S————S NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF |Sewing machine, two center ¢ one extension table, two wash st. \. . two rugs, and all other hous. i.) ola CHATTEL MORTGAGE. Notice is herby given that, Where- | | goods and furniture, and, |as, T. H. Lynch made, executed nil Whereas, Default has been 'delivered one certain chattel mort- in the condition of said m gage, together with one promisory |said promissory note not havin: note, both dated July 17th, 1918,| Paid as therein provided, and : |whereby he promised to pay sixty |r proceedings has been institute: . days after date, to the order of Geo | law to recover the debt or obligat; |B. Lilly the sum of $275.00 with in-|&t this date remaining unpaid ; |terest on said sum at the rate of 12)cured by said chattel mort per cent per annuni, from date unti)/@ny part thereof, said Geo. paid, together with costs of collection, mortgagee, having taken po ineluding attorney’s feé in case pay- of the aftoresaid mortgaged p ment should not be made at maturity, and, which mortgage was duly filed for|- WhWereas, Said chattel moriyage record in the office of the County contains 4 power of sale in cas, of Clerk and Ex-Officio Register of Such default, and, Deéds in arid for the County of Na, Whereas, There is due on x, |trona and State of Wyoming, as pre-) promissory note and chattel } \vided by law, on the 17th di of @ee at the time of the firs July A. D. 1918, at 3:45 p. m. of cation of this notice, the su said day and received the filing No |$275.00,. together with interest ¢} 58680, and, on at the rate .of 12 per cent Whereas, The property described | annum from the 17th day in said mortgage consists of the fol. |D. 1918, amounting to ; dge. and chattel, to-wit: storage $140.00, as Broys “One axe, one baby buggy, one bas- Said mortgage, in the ev ket, four barrels of dishes, two iron Closure of same, the t beds, three bed springs, one child’s ¢¢laithed to be due thereo p bed, one book rack, one bath tub, of the first publication of ‘thi being, $487.00, Now, therefore, said mort, cause said property herein descr to be sold at public highest bidder for cash at the fro; door of the County Court I the City of Casper, County trona and State of Wyom {2nd day of April, A. D. 1 o’clock in the afternoon ¢ to satisfy the amount se mortgage herein describx ‘with attorney’s fee, and expenses of sale, said mortgage and by lx Dated this 11th dny of \! 4 D. 1919. Casper, Wyo. ’ omes from our selected dairies. ° prepared for us, fresh daily and GEO. ! ° George W. Ferguson Attorney for Mortga Pub. M Apr. 1 NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. TAYLOR & ute quotations. , Information and quotation: Phone 203 STOCKS AND BONDS Daily telegraphic quotations from New York, pease ana other markets over our private wires. Place the convenient facilities of our office at your dis- posal to buy, sel lor obtain the best markets and up to the min- Loeal Oils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues. Casper, Wyo. CULES OIL & COMPANY was incorp¢ office of the Secretary of | Cheyenne, Wyoming, on th: of March, 1919. The obj corporation are the acquir dease, purchase and other the owning, holding and « oil an dother mineral lar erating and development of th the selling, manufacturing, tr: ing and disposing of the pr thereof, with power to borrow and to mortgage and encum! property of the corporation, all kinds of real and ; in connection therew't), 4! CLAY, Inc. s furnished upon request on 212 Oil Exchange Bldg. FITER 1S HGEING 10 en NTER THE PRODUCTION a ey Natrona Fuel Co. 3 FITTED GLASSES GLAGO IN BIG ARIDDY OU cc J. L. BIEDERMANN, Prop GEBG COAL ugh you May see per- , both néar and far, is it Lo wereoreal ble that you are usine | ¥ COKE WOoD of the Lincotn Sphorces suorac Uae City Office 157 S. Center eerineelay have furnished glasses in a Street producing: ¢ ee pe RORY uereuen Ga alah Gen. Office 5th and Beech eld Sgare ‘ported ht Our rooms are equipped with Streets . all the Ja improved instru- OPA ments and pliances known to the Science of Optics. BURNETT-HYNES GEOLOGICAL WORK Meps and Blue Prints, Surv Crude Oil Testing a Specialty 7 ; Optical Co. Wyoming Map end Blue Print Co., x and a half-i ine ih Gagne PONEhe Ground Floor, Midwest Hotel P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric 1 Casper, Wyo. FOR SALE “ncoun- ad just finished drilling thru Je that contained many rockets nd me oil indication, believed that the Wall Creek OWN WORLD’S FAIR SHOP Porch built on, kitchen and chicken house in’ rear. Located on two lots, North Casper Addition. Lots fenced with chicken wire. A snap at shop until Tri y Bros., to install their drug store, opened in the all the equipment v ed itself in pirfes will move production. | » Subway shop. Peg sence Ce > A " $94.50 for $160.00 Fourth. Issue. det $47.25 for $ 50.00 Fourth Issue. icCAGC INVESTMENT CO. Champa and Sis $600 | $200.00 Cash, Balance $25.00 per Month. Owner Leaving Town Phone 255J Fenth Sti Denver, Colo. WE HAVE A FEW USED 123 West Second chamber Fu Furniture AND UNDERTAKING €0. One 7-passenger Hudson in excellent condition Cash or terms Call 37-W or 815:R MECHANICALLY PERFECT HIGHWAY GARAGE things necessary 0,000.00) Dr E E Fifty Thousand ( lars, divided into two hundr« thousand (250,000) shares of t value of One ($1.00) Doll share. Its term of existence | (50) years. The number of Directors (3) and those who will ma: the affairs of the company for | year are I. Reber, H. Reber, ¢ oO Operations of the said shall be carried on in the ( Natrona and State gf Wyor in such other plac in the | Wyoming and in the United the Directors may decide. ‘The principal office of the | is located at Casper, Natror t E| Wyoming, and the agent. thereof is D. Murane HERCULES OIL & ‘3 >} By F. | (H.S. & M.) | Pub. Mar. 15, 17, 18, 1919. | NOTICE OF INCORPOR The Star-Bair Oil Comp corporated in the office « |retary of State at Cheyer ‘ing, on the 4th day of M:! The objects of said corp: ni the acquiring by lease, pu ¢ otherwise, and the ownir jand disposing of oil and other a lands; thepperating and dvvelopme of the same; the selling, man! fi ing, transporting and dis} | products thereof, with powe! |¥ow money and to mort |cumber the property of ti tion, and to acquite all ki: and personal property in therewith, and ta do all thi: sary or convenient to ¢ 3 fectually the main objects corporation. deed Its capital stock is Two fur Dn Fifty Thousand ($250,000.00) ‘lars, dividdd into’ two hundre le \thousand (250,000) shares of the ae lvalue of One’ ($1.00) Dollar 1" share. Its terms of existence ' (50) years, five The number of Directors i ihe | (5) and those who will m: ¢ | affairs of the ¢éompany for | deehiace L. E. Bair, H. 2. Chan Cc. D. Murane FOR SALE GOOD. CARS. pion, and iE L. Hambright, |W. F Race | Operations of ‘the \shall be carried on in th in such other places in the | Wyoming and in the United State: the Directors may decide. + | The principal office of the Na - pany is located at Casper, Natro F County, Wyoming, dnd the agent charge thereof is C. D. Mur THE STAR-BAIR OIL COMP. | By C. D. Murane, Pres | Pub. Mar. 15, 17, 18, 1919. C entrally Located (11.S.&M.)