Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1919, Page 7

HONDAY,, PRIL 14, 1919 COUNCIL | PROCEEDINGS Casper, Wyo., April 8, 1919. City Council of the ‘City of Cas- per met in regular adjourned ses- sion pursuant to adjournment of ril 7, 1919, at the Council Cham- at 130 North Center street, with vor John F. Leeper presiding. On roll call the following were present: Councilman W. W. Keefe. Councilman W. F. Dunn. Councilman T, A. Been, Councilman Perry A. Morris. Councilman Wm. Kocher. c. M. Bryan, City Clerk. Absent! Councilman M. L. Bishop. This meeting, called pursuant to notice to receive bids on the con- struction of pavement in Paving Dis- trict No. 6 and Paving Distrist No. 7. The Mayor ordered the City Clerk to open bids on Paving District No. 6. ollowing bids were opened: Warren Construction Co., bid, cash - -------$59,895.20 bid, bonds - -$63,026.70 The following bid was opened on Paving District No. 7: Warren Construction Co., bid for cash —- --$20,141.40 Bid for bonds - 21,053.16 Moved by T. A. Dean, seconded by W. F. Dunn, that the bid of the War- ren Construction Company, on Pav- ing District No. 6, be accepted and that said Company be awarded the contract for the construction of pav- ing in said district. An aye and nay vote being taken, resulted: Wm. Kocher—Aye. W. W. Keefe—Aye, W. F. Dunn—Aye. Perry A. Morris—Aye. T. A. Dean—Aye. Whereupon the Mayor declared id motion duly carried and that the contract for the construction of pav- ing in Paving District No. 6 be Ap bei awarded to the Warren Construction | Company. Moved by T. A. Dean, seconded by BRINGING UP F ATHER HELLO-15 THIS THE BUTCHER- HARRY FREE ! THE LOT MAN A modern six-room home which is al! modern in every respect. Three large | bed rooms with plenty of windows which will give plenty of ventilation. , One room which is off of the Iiving | room can be used for music room or | bed room, furnace heat, storage room, | fine laundry room, large garage, onl; six blocks from Center St. Price $5250. f you want to save paying that high rent you better see this four-room | and garage located in ‘ine residentia! district, east front lot. $500 cash will buy this home. Price $2,100. 3-room home in the south part of city, full size lot, $1,400, $300 cash ba!- ance like rent { WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE foc a five-room house, new, oak floor well arranged, located near Second Si. We have lots to sell in all parts of | }the city. }1F YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO_ SELL Perry A. Morris, that the Mayor and) SO To Suir *SERVICE LIST It clerk be authorized to enter into the | ASK FOR JONES proper contract for the) construction | Cr eae pied of the paving, grading, inage and | fo ERLE OC er incidental expeyses in Paving i District No. 6. An aye/and ® ‘nay vote rey bein taken resulted: + | / 4 " | .W, Keefe—Ayés { Rit. Fe _Enamrance mengae Wa Kocher—Aye. ~ Center se Phone on8W W. F. Dunn—Aye. Perry, A. Morris—Aye. T. A, Dean—Aye. Whergupon the Mayor declared said métion duly carried. Moved Ae Ww ne Dunn, seconded by | passed as read. peny he the construction of~ ing District No. 7 be accented, aw that said Company be awarded the! contract-for-the construction of pav~;- ing in said district, - An. aye and, nay. vote being taken resulted: Wm. Koc vue W. W. KeetexAyes W. F. Du Aye... Perry A. is—A + T. A. Dean—Aye. * * Whereupon the. Mayor déclared said motion @uly‘carried and that the | contract for the construction of pav- ing, grading, drainage and other in- identals be duly awarded to the War- ren Construction Company. Moved by W. F. Dunn, seconded by Wm. Kocher, that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to, enter into a contract with the Warren Construc- tion Company for the construction of paving, grading, drainage and other incidentals in Paving District No. 7. An aye and nay vote being taken | resulted: Wm. Kocher—Aye. W. W. Keefe—Aye. W. F, Dunn—Aye. Fory A. Morris—Aye. - A. Dean—Aye. te hereupon the Mayor declared the | aid motion duly carried. An ordinance presented entitled, “An ordinance creating Grading Dis- trict No, 1, providing for improve- ‘ents by greding, draining, con-| r rue ting crowswalks, curbs and gut ers.” a Moved by W. F. Dunn, seconded by W. Keefe, that the ordinance | reating Grading District No. 1 be. das read. An aye and nay vote being taken resulted: W. W. Keefe—Aye. Wm, Kocher—Aye, W. F. Dunn—Aye. Perry A, Morris—Aye. T. A. Dean—A: Where: ve: said Ordi it be known as Ordinance No. 78-A per, age ordinance presented entitled Fe aL ordinance creating Grading Dis-| St 2, providing for improve- ‘7 *nts by grading, draining, construct- ne crosswalks curbs and gutters.” by sed by W. F. Dunn,. séconded cresting Game it the ordinance by passed dy fae istrict No. 2 be n reulted: and nay vote being taken W. W. Keefe—Aye, Win. _Kocher—Aye, P Dunn—Aye. erry A Morris—Aye. T. A, Dean—Aye, saif hereupon the Mayor declared it be qumance duly passed and that of a known as ordinance No. 79-A e ordinances of he ie City of Cas- that Co bid erat as et aye and nay vote being taken | upon the- Mayor declared | inance duly passed and that | of the ordinances of the City of Cas-| |ibg A eit woe | curbs and gutters. Mover F.. Dunn, séconded | by W. W. Keefe, that the ordinance. lcreating Grading District No. 3 be We Ww. ‘Keefe—Aye. : a bao at 7 We. Kochey—Aye. iP . F. Dunn—Aye. ~ Perry A» Morris—Aye. ! T. A, Dean—Aye Whereupon the Mayor declared id motion duly carried and that the | ‘Tordinance was duly passed and that) it Be kriown as ordinance No. 80-A| Re: ee Ordinances of the City of Cas-| j iF Moved by W. F. Dunn, seconded | ‘ by W. W.’ Keefe, that the City At- torney be instructed to prepare the proper orders and resolution to order |‘ certain sidewalks constructed. Motion carried. | The question of construction of | curbs coming up in Paving District No. 6 and No. 7, the Warren Con- struction Company placed a bid for the construction of same in Pav- ing District No. 6 at the rate of 85c} |per running foot and in Paving Di: trict No. 7 at the rate of 50c per! |running foot. | Moved by T. A; Dean, seconded by | W. W. Keefe, that the Warren Con-| |struction Company be instructed to! |construct the curbs in Paving Dis-| |trict No. 6 at the rate of 65c per | |running foot. An aye and nay vote! | being taken resulted: | W. W. Keefe—Aye. | | Wm, Kocher—Aye. W. F. Dunn—Aye. ; Perry A. Morris—Aye. T. A. Dean—Aye. Whereupon the Mayor declared! I: aid motion duly curried, | Moved by T. A. Dean, seconded by ; by W. W. Keefe, that the Warrer | Construction Company be instructed} to construct the curbs in Paving Dis- trict No. 7 at the rate of 50c per! running foot. An’ aye and nay vote | being taken resulted: W. W. Keefe—aye. | Wm. Kocher—Aye. | W. F. Dunn—Aye. A. Morris—Aye. | T. A/ Dean—Aye. | Whereupon the Mayor declared! said motion duly carried. | Moved by W. W. Keefe, seconded by W. F. Dunn, that the City At- torney be instructed to draw the proper resolution of intention to jereate a sidewalk district for the} constructing of sidewalks which dis- trict shall include all that portion of the City included in Grading Districts |No. 1, No. 2 and No. 8. Motion carried, Moved by W. W. Keefe, seconded by Wm. Kocher, that the City At- |torney be instructed to draw an ‘ordinance cancelling all — sidewalk , cement contractors’ licenses and pro- viding for.the future construction of sidewalks within the city. Motion carried. Following bills presented: | A. Danielson, Est. No. 9, City Hall Building ~~ $8,927.68 | | t USED To EARN THAT MUCH MONEY IN A WEEK- FOR SALE TWO DOLLARS WORTH OF POTATOES AND FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF LETTUCE - CASPER REALTY COMPANY room cottage, for sale fur n ¢ grounds. The house is w lls are rough finish, wood we front of house, full baseme ure is the best, and fn firs’ nished, close in near High arranged, large rooms, turn: k best hatural pine, Jarge porch nt with two finished rooms. The t class condition, consisting of one bird’s eye maple bed room suite, the other bed room furnished in best oak, also oak genter table, oak dining room suite including buf- fet, oak center tabfe, sec y de leather. upholstered rockers and two good rugs. The place is offered at $5,600 furnished or $5,000 unfurnished and owner will consider three or four room house in trade. New, modern, five-room cottage one block off Park Ave., pave- ment, With the’ large living room and conveniently built thruout, full basement, lawn and trees. Th owner, and will trade in on six er seven room house, large living room and in good east’ side and modern with In North Burlington addition, a street one block north of Lambert avenue, 550 terms. store, we offer this corner at figure. A lot on CY in mooall lo It is 60 feet front facing and 163 feet ou west line. The Jot th NORTH CENTER STREET Ci NER LoTs he place is too sm ll for present if it is new location. corner y 140 feet on Center across the alley from good It is worth far more than this considering. t on Cary, nus faces on two streets, making two building sites, and is a bargain : AT $1,000 CALL FOR Mi. BAKER HOTEL RENNI GROUND FLOOR. PHON ~_ FOR RENT YANTED ¥ RE! Large furnished room | a? eee w ith outside entrance. 326 S. Fara | ? | ee eon | LIBERTY BONDS WANTED iPOR RENTOONIGely” furnished “front | A BIGHEST Toom-with bath. Glose in. 33%, | erica . . | Pine. 2. m RENT—A 2-room TY, house | 240 Conwell. 2t POR RENT ——3-room ment. Riv Bucknum se ee eee FOR, RENT—t-room modern basement full sized windows. 3. So. at | furnished apart- 4-12-3004) 4-12- -2t8 | KOR RENT—One furnished room and | three. partly) furnished rooms for |! housekeeping to couple only. | 998 S. Walnut. FOR RENT—Fiye-room house modern except heat. Furnished except bed- | % ding and dishes. Close in. 311 West | Second. at 307 W. Second Beech: Call |rom RENT—Sleepimg room. Phone ‘M. 4-B-6t PLASTERING a MOSAIC TILE.) FLOO! } Plain and ornamental plastering. Mo saie tile floors, base and wall tiling . A. Hanson. Phone, office 20, Resi- dence, 981M. $-22-26t by Wm. Kocher, that the bills be al-) lowed as audited and warrants order- | ed drawn to cover the same. An aye and nay vote resulted: i W. W. Keefe—Aye. | Wm. Kocher—Aye. W. I. Dunn—Aye. Perry A. Morris—Aye. A. Dean—Aye. Whereupon the An ordinance presented entitled, n ordinance providing for the reg- ulation of the City Dump and fixing} the) WANTED—Girl to stay with hours, two 226 Mclorey fine for anyone overhauling bage, refuse or other substances nd requiring the owner or hauler cf any dead carcass, ‘to bury the same. Moved by T. A. Dean, seconded by W. F. Dunn, that the ordinance be}; passed as read. An aye and nay vote being called resulted: W. W. Keefe—Aye. Wm. Kocher—Aye. | W. F. Dunn—Aye. Perry A. Morris—Aye. T. A. Dean—Aye. ' Whereupon the Mayor declared | that said ordinance was duly passed | nd that it be known as ordinance | o. 81-A of the Ordinances of the City of Casper. There being no further business | to come before the meeting, same! was ordered to stand adjourned until Monday, April 14, 1919, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. JOHN F. LEEPER, Mayor. Attest: C. M. BRYAN, City Clerk. ‘ i eae National political leaders of both} parties are said to be figuring on | clans to capture the woman vote in the election for president of the ‘United States next year. The wo- nan vote, it is expected, will be cast thruout some organized effort, | WANTE Mayor declared | \ jcaid motion duly carried. ture 249, PAID 4 15% SOUTH CENTRE STRELT —d ED—I" oat on! Am 38, 15 on range heep. Want something perm: 1 to something bet¥er than a salary, ceording to my merit&: reference Must have good range. Box 418 W land, Wyo. #-10-10t* Pee ON WANTE er of; over 20 jenee in al merchandis. refer- Will buy hare: ov more. Box 2 ition. Box 1, care Tribune Highest market price paid for sec end hand furniture, Phone 249 W. First street. 4-1-tt TO DO WORK 312M. 4-14-4t* WOMAN WOULD LIK of some kind. Phone WANT 629 2—Top for Ford roadster. Rear E. Fourth, M. R. Day 14-3t* I do kind of house cleaning, vashing ironing. I so werk. Mrs. Phillips, Phone MN. Lincoln, between Second and any nd yANTED— colored wor work by an. Phone mpetent “4-14-20 hird. | 4-14- tote WANTED —Experiencetl housekeeper in } family of three. Call 820W by few three evenings a week apartments. Phone 412. 4-14-4¢ room unfurnished rst. Call 1016W. house the highest market price for “and furniture. Phone 249. 121 treet. 4-1-tf| D—Furniture, gr anything of} value, 298 N. Center. Phone 602W. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR LIBERTY DONDS CASPER LOAN OFFICE Lice 4-1-t1 aay inne Bonded Brokers Phone 80+ Mast Gates ‘Aitended to Same Day. We will buy your second hand furnt- and pay highest prices, 121 W. First street. 4-1-tf Second hand furniture wanted, hign-| until paid, and to be issued in such/ est prices paid, street. W. First | 4-1-tt Phone 249, 121 WANTED We pay highest cash prices for anything in the way of Furniture or Household Goods. In fact, wo will buy anything you have for! ale of any value. 4-5-10t* PHONE 1086 wee Se Miss Cora Pearson, a member of the faculty of the Alabama Staté’ ‘Nornial school, is the first woman to |years after date thereof; bearing such! Phone |rate of interest, not to exceed five jurer of the State of Wyoming shall} i State of Wyoming, tions 2099 and 2100 of the Wyoming | Compiled Statutes, will be held in the various voting 1-14-trprecincts of Natrona County, State | ‘or cash. Casper Auction House | eae for the =i Coe Tnbune aa ta McManus FOR SALE “SEE BUY BEAR TO SEE HOW UTTLE 14ET FoR THE MONEY-— INSECT: WHA THINK IT M6 ARE You LOOKING WOULD BE AY- BETTER IF You WENT TO THE THE MARKE 1 COULONT “A Look Means a Lot.” Now = Many, many are taking advant ngs we now have on lots, homes, ranc . aan . 3-room house,- nice lot, well loca malance on | RUIL-DERS ATTENTION monthly payments, only $750. | Bargains in Ballding Material 5-room modern new bungalow on C Just home for the | | | | | | | One carioad No. 2 dimension 2x4, 2x6, most tasty home lovers, oak floors, fire ment, walks, Tee) Bere ae A a, curee sewer, water, close to school. Vill be on pavement peer Cental perpen, 6-room house, 75-ft lot, garden, trees, fenced, garage and out | One special lot mortice locks, $10.50 ayes 50. y aD of ‘ lant aoeens buildings; terms’ at §9,7 | Fence posts, $19.00 per 100. LOT OFF 38 | Largest stock of glass in town. Lots in the fast building addition Kenwood Neen och pedal ee oe ustebow)| on city water, electric lights, telephone; $75 to $400; i<hoose trom. They are FRIGE to cus: Lots on South Lincoln, Ash, Wolcott, Elm, Oak, CY, Cedar, But- leomarn: i ler addition Burlington. LUMBER COMPANY. 2 No, Beech St. SHB BEN REALTY COMPANY, Phones 7 4W and S10J. | SEE BEN Wateh this space daily. SEE BEN IE FOR SALE Will take a good light car as first | | | FOR SALE Payment on new three-room bungalow, FOR SALE | fi RAR EES ‘feats for $25, per month, P.O, +Box | Modern home in good Tocation. Has | PUNTENNEY & CRILLY £973. 4-10-6t|}5 rooms and sun porch on first floor Real Estate ne ft ea ee Mand 4 rooms: in be ement. Corner lot | 207 0, S. Bldg. Phone STOW DROP! DROP. inte cthe 7, (58 by 140. Hot alr furnabe etc. Tus aA Listing With Us Means a Sale for You DRIP! S Manuel Radiator Co., 116 -S. Davia st real bargain. $1 at | Tals unusual buy ¢ ferson: | Snap if taken at once. | Alfalfa seed, 20¢ per, re-cleaned. Second. FOR SALE pound, aire tools and Third E Second on 4-14-61 |FOR SAL E—One round tent 12 feet in diameter. 230 E. Delaware. 4-14-2t FOR SALE—iKingston carburetor for | ‘ord, in good condition; creap. See | Por SALE—MEs re Ad Man at Tribune. 4-10-tf-dh | bred Barred” Rogean bred from FOR SALE—Tepee at 628 W. Second. | )’ompPsons laying strain. Phone 8 4-11-3t8 | ~. FOR SALE—1917 Ford with panel de- | livery body Al shape. Have several | other used cars. Call Gehrke. Phone 9. DR SALE freighting. 4-11-4t |S @. KK. D) VHD C SE en ee NAT ANK. PROCLAMATION FOR SPECIAL| 4-14-4t | ELECTION | FoR SALE— | business Jlast long. n city doing good Notice is hereby given under and by virtue of a proclamation issued FOR s: f by Robert D. Carey, Governor of the | F!'St $800 takes and under Sec- | » down will a with that leaky radiatog and 5 A corner lot on South Ash $1100, lot [Repaired ang. prpmote che use ef you Dandy 4-room house newly 5 60x140, HORS Fate i x half enclosed: front porch x = 5 lights, water in the hows Keo coon HouneuenisoatheAah aot fea ste ectome filly eghfnied eee {60 by 140’ for $1200 with good ed ee a aE Po beesh, |toaves capacity; four vitrolite top ta-, month. = = ate od Hailtable for! throe-room house with cornér” it, | yc Boed 3-reom house,on Boutt Oak, ase, 2ft S-in. by 28f ag 3-room outbuilding . all _ newly | Price $1,600, $500 cash, balance in pas SOHIARTLIRGHIBE Onontete tee j pisintea ete, Bath and: celts water. | blerce a ri | House is built for a home. Nicely ‘ : SU ator merce Priva suurant Adz |nished ete. All of this for $3000 with ; oom) house on South MeKin- = terms. « » $800, $400 cash, balance in | _QABY CHICKS! BABY CHICKS! This is in one of the best residen- | 14yments. We can supply you with large o1 | al districts of Casper. seaeres email guentiticntiree 3 | Two-room house on South MeKin- MUGTAARTOREARteoUneetaal ices t $10 down and $5 per joy, lot 50x140. Price $700, $100 cash, LOR nt lees aiCen Ure Bia Ee beer wo and three room hous: nice per month. Rox 1102, Denver, Colo. | with §100 down and §2: | ——- : | months. | We have good lots on McKinley, $550 FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1 Here- | to $650. ford bulls, about 115 y win- |, 9-rgom house on North Ju tered Hereford yen e cattle , for $2,500 with terms. »-room house on Rox Elder st can. be z about April ; 5 refinery. | Brice $1,800. with | 10th to 15th, . Campbell, 4-8-6t ER Se aLUEAM AGE SLT eae ae Ser ant Second Strect. Phone 3 —Four-room partly 2 house on Tox Elder, has con ement, balance like rent located in west {time payments. A good lot on © Price $1,000, alf cash A sp Jas 7 listrict. I" copt Libert Mave your Anditing, Accounting Ste- nographic and Multigraph work, and your Fire Insurance taken cnre of by experts. teh Coll Madison ¢ 1910, that there | roR SALE- -room house 25x140; r $200 cash, Phone 467M 4-14-2 | —$$$ $$ Burlington addition. | west front balance to suit | of Wyoming, on the 22nd Day of April, A. D. 1919 a special election on the following) "OR SALE—Nicely furnished Scat tare on S well: lot question: $1,100; $400 cash. Phone “Shall the State of Wyoming is-) sue its coupon interest bearing bond) }. ‘ALE—Ford ton truck jin the sum of Two Million Eight Hun-!| | than 800 miles. |dred Thousand Dollars to be designat-|* run less Call Gehrke. Phor 4-11-8t ed as Highway Bonds in denomina-| ror sAlLE—One 14-H. P. Waterloo tions of five hundred, one thousand,|, kasoline engine. Complete. Has never five thousand and ten thousand dol: Union Gocoperative Avaocintlon ted lars, redeemable at the option of the| pole, Neb. \State of Wyoming ten years after| |date thereof and payable in twenty LOST AND FUUND per centum per annum from date CASPER LOAN or amounts as the Governor and Treas- Meraned and Bonded Pawn Shop Money to lonn on dinmonda, jewelry, lething. 133 4. Center determine.” Dated at Casper, this 27th day of March, A. D. 1919. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Burlington station Natrona County, Wyoming. morning. A tan By ROBERT J. VEITCH, Leet Attest: Chairman, | and will avoid trouble i clerk at Henning hot ay be found. No questions wil asked. 4- E. M. OGBURN, County Clerk. { Pp 4-4-2) i MOSTABOhGt ton lnloe LE NietD chhvan eal Pub. 4-4-20t. LOST—One pair of trimmers shears Return to Bast Side Garage and ceive reward, 4-11 ANCE LOAN & TRUST Co, OU Exchange Bldg. nput the old David 1-10-6t shape now. 11 SALE. —Unredeemed FOR LOST OR STOLEN POLICIES To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the Concordia Fire Insurance Company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, issued to Charles Allen, who was its duly au- thorized agent at Glenrock, Wyom- ing, Converse County, blank fire poli- cies numbering 24,501 to 24,550. If said policies have been fra- duently issued, they are void and of no effect, and in the event of any claim for loss thereunder same will be legally resisted by said company. If any parties should hold or find he honored with the presidency of {| The annual convention of the Ca-| |the Alabama ma Educational Association. |nadian Council of Agriculture held | ae |recently in Winnipeg was attended | * and may be the deciding factor in the contest. State of Wyoming, Workmen’s compensation —~_-~.-.-1-.-$87.26 the above numbered documents they + should immediately report same to ‘i —Auto license No. 10709. 1 turn wai ordinance presented -entitled | n ord AS Ss to Boyles G 14-3t® triet No, waists Sposting Grading Dis-|H. A. Johnson, Tractor for Many women in England are now} The only ela classes of elective officers | py women delegates, for the first | |_————_— the Concordia Fire Insurance Co., we 8, providing for improve-! ‘street work — $1,650.00 engaged in the hand-made toy indus-|Femaining in Kansas that have not time in the history of the organiza- | Save your money-—eat at the Har-| Milwaukee, Wisconsin. ments % by gradi ding, draining, construct-| Moved by T. A. Dean, seconded try. Me HT: i tion. vey. /Pub. April 7, 8, 14, 1019 4 an TOSSED: TS ET AE AGE LAR ETE OE