Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1919, Page 9

__FRD. LANDER FARMERS ARE BENIND BOND ISSUE 10 BE VOTED ON APRIL 22 LANDER, Wyo., April 18.—On every hand evidences are accumulat- ing as to the popularity of the pro- posed bond issue for the purpose of building up a road system for Wyo- ming in conjunction with the federal government’s. plan. to contribute a sum equal to that voted by the vari- ous states. | When the matter was first pro- posed, ranchmen and farmers living away from the main highways ex- pressed some doubt as to the bene- fits they might gain directly and a few were disposed to appose the plan. : Milford Grange, the strongest in the county, considered the matter at a recent meeting and after a full dis-} cussion took a vote upon the matter, of endorsing the bond issue which re-! sulted almost unanimously in favor | of the bonds, but one dissenting vote being cast. While it has been understood that} some of the farmers of the state were opposed to the bond issue on the grounds that it would tend to in- crease their taxes, when the matter of raising money with which to re- deem the bonds through a _ direct taxation of the automobiles of the state is explained the opposition and objection is generally lifted. a goes } Manufacturing Company. Filed Incorporation Still another industry is about to be started in Wyoming. This time it’s a factory for the making of sewer pipes, paving blocks, hollow building blocks, and other articles of that nature. Articles of incorporation have been | filed with the secretary of state at Cheyenne for the Big Horn Basin Clay Products company, which will | fore the list reached this city. The! wound referred to was received late Three Rolls Toilet Paper, .cccnccscsccccsceemeosccsmesneceeseese , Cc in October and news of it came soon|} afterwards in a cablegram sent by. 4 7 25 | Captain HerdérsatMertrandt Meet Calumet Baking Powder, per Boe .icccccccccssmssesneenes Cc arry 'B. Tienderson, Sr., were not | 10 ROC Ly aE: paw MPS ORME TBE sete ek ae gs Cc aS be 10 Japane-c girl babies have their | Wiliites Bea nas: Ibs: aso — Cc. heads shiv i ;: pearl ay Nees SEeL ee are eon Come and see other bargains. Bring your market A dower rights measure, which pro- vides that a wife should be secured {the British Empire in the in a one-third life interest in the |realty owned by her husband, has The Imperial Order, SOLDIER BEATS CASUALTY LIST the British Columbia, legislature. CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 18.—! Casualty lists issued this week con-; tained the name of Harry B. Hender- | 3on, Jr., of Cheyenne. He was listed as slightly wounded. Captain Hen-| terson landed at Boston shortly be- OPENING SATURDAY baskets and take your bargains home. Don’t forget the number. IF YOU LIKE FRESH BUTTER MADE EVERY DAY — GET—— NATRONA Butter “GET THE HABIT” Natrona Butter Shop Rear 267 N. Wolcott Attention Elks CASPER LODGE NO. 1353 Regular Meeting Called for Friday Evening, April’! 8th, Has been postponed until Saturday Evening, April 26 Poa By Order of E. R. SS operate the proposed factory at Lovell and which will have for that purpose a capitalization of $300,000. The incorporators, who also will con- stitute the first board of directors, are George W. Warren, Warren| Overpack, R. ©. Richardson, oO. S.} Strausberg and L. A. Bowman. —<—<_<<—=—_ $30,000 DAMAGE IS SOUGHT FOR _ LOSS LEFT LEG, CODY, Wyo., April 184=Believing that proper care and attention would have saved him from the loss of his) left leg, W. E. Bush, a Hart moun- tain rancher, has filed suit in the dis- trict court asking for damages from D. W. E. Chilcott, of Belfrey. Dr. Chileott treated a compound fracture sustained by Bush during a trapping trip. The injured limb developed gangrene and amputation above the knee was necessary to save Bush’s life. NURSE. GIVES BLOOD T0 SAVE LIFE OF STRANGER WHEATLAND, Wyo., April 18.— Taken ill with purpura hemorrhagica, a rare disease characterized by the \ bleeding of all mucous membrances of the body, William A. Taylor prob- ably will owe his life to Miss Ellen Oakley, nurse at the hospital here, who gave a pint of healthy blood from her veins in a last effort to suc- cessfully pass a crisis in his condition. Taylor was a stranger to the young woman, (Watch the Elgin Movement) 00000000000 c0c0e000e 800080800008 eeeeerN00C0CNe ROB’T. COHEN, Secretary. 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