Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1919, Page 7

~ NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO ASSESSMENT FOR THE IM- PROVEMENT OF PAVING DIS- TRICT NUMBER EIGHT. Second street from the east prop- erty line of David street, west to the City limits, or the dividing line be- tween the Standard and Midwest re- fineries; David street from the south property lime of Second et to the north propefty line of Fitst street; First street from the east property! line of David street to the west prop- erty line of Ash street; and Ash street from the north property line of First street to the south property line of Second street. The City Council of the City of! Casper on the 25th day of April A. D.| 1919, passed the faqllowing resolution of intention to improve: i RESOLUTION OF INTENTION} TO IMPROVE BY GRADING, CON- STRUCTING CURBS, DRAINING AND PAVING THE FOLLOWING STREETS AND PORTIONS OF STREETS: Second street, David street, First street, and Ash street. Be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Casper, in the State of Wyoming: That the said City Council of the City of Casper, hereby declares its in- PAGE SEVEN READ TOD AY AND EVERY OTHER DAY BRINGINC tention to make an improvement by grading, constructing curbs, draining and paving certain streets in the City of Cuspdr, as follows, to-wit: “Secon@ street from the east proper- ty line 6f*Pavid attest, west to thc City limits; or the dividing line be- tween the Standard and Midwest re- fineries; David street from the south property line of Second street to the north property line of First street: First street from the east property line of David street to the west prop erty line of Ash street; Ash stree from the north property line of Firs‘ street to the south property line of Second street. Section 1 That the certain street or streets or portions thereof, in saic City of Casper, Wyoming, so proposed to be improved are the following, to- wit: Second street from the east prop erty line of David street, west to th; City limits, or the dividing line be tween the Standard and Midwest re fineries; David street from the soutl property line of Second street to the north property line of First street First street from the east propert line of David street to the west prop erty line of Ash street; and Ash stree’ from the north property line of Firs street to the south property line of Second street. Section 2. That for the purpose o paying the cost of said improvements it is proposed to create an assessmen district, which will include all th property between the termini of saic improvement, abutting or adjacent t the said) portions of Seeond street, David street, First street and Ash street, which said property consists of certain lots or parcels of land, al of which will be specially benefitec by the said improvement, the boun daries of the said district to be a: follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the east line of David street 100 fect north of the north line of Second street. Thence west across David street tc a point om the west line of David street 111.26 feet north of the inter. section of the north property line of Second street and the west Property | | line of David street. Thence southwest through Block 67 and paralleling the north property line of Second street to a point on the | east property line of Spruce street | 111.26 feet north of the north prop-| erty line of Second street. Thence southwest across Spruce! street to a point on the west property | line of Spruce street 101.82 feet north} of the north property line of Second | street. } Thence’ south 79 degrees 9 minutes west, 732.50 and paralleling the north property line of Second street to a point 101.82 feet-north of the north) property line of Second street. Thende south’ 80: degrees 7 minutes west, 584.80 féet ‘and paralleling the north propert e,of Second street to a point 101.50 feet north of the north property line of Second street. Thence south 78 degrees 15 minutes | west, 1333.60 feet and paralleling the north property line of Second street to a point 102.12 feet north of the north property line of Second street. Thence south 79 degrees 56 minutes west, 183.75 feet and paralleling the north property line of Second street to a point 101.56 feet north of the) north property line of Second street, | or the City limits, a point 964.75 feet | north of the center of Section 8,) Township 33, Range 79 West, of the, 6th Principal Meridian. ! Thence south along the line through the center of Section 8, Township 33,} Range 79, the west boundary of the, City limits, across Second street to a Point 135.39 feet south of the south Property line of Second street and on said line through the center of Sec- tion 8, Township 33, Range 79. Thence northeast 1337.50 feet to a point 135.39 feet south of the south Property line of Second street. Thence northeast 1333.60 feet to a point 135.89 feet south of the south Property line of Second street on the east property line of the Standard Oi) Company's property. «+ Thence northeast 584.8 feet to 3 point on the west line of Chestnut street extended north, 185.58 feet South of the south property line of Second street. nce northeast across Chestnut Street to a point on the cast property iq of Chestnut street extended north, 96.87 feet south of the south prop- ‘arty Iine of Second street. Thence northeast 732.50 feet to the west property line of Spruce street to & point 259.53 feet south of the south property line of Second street. Thence southeast across Sprucc! street to a point on the east property line of Spruce street 295.45 feet south of the south property line of Second street. Thence northeast through Bloek 21 and across Oak street; through Block 20 and across Elm street; through the west half of Block 19 to a point on the center line of the alley in Bicck {9, 295.45 feet north of the north groperty line of First street. Thence south along the center line of the alley in Block 19 and the cen- ‘er line of said alley produced south across First street, and along said cen- ‘er line produced through the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company’s warehouse lots Numbers 2 and 3 to the southeast boundary of Lot 2. . Thence north 64 degrees 2 minutes east 656.33 feet along the southeast boundary of the Chicago & Northwest- orn Railroad Company’s warehouse ots to a point on said southeast boun- lary, the intersection of the east prop- yrty line of David street produced south across First street and through HERE'S A PAGE OF PROFIT NEWS THAT WILL NG UP YOU TO (Copyrighted.) ABOUT _THE MARKET PLACE “SEE BEN” wo-room house, all newly oln, near school; walks, W: and ask to sce this; terms. t Four rooms, bath, construction. neat little home. basement; | Five-room strictly floors; Can arrange terms. new and neat cottage, ‘Will sell and arrange loan. modern new bungalow; fine place: basement, porch and latest built-in features; “A Look Means A Let.” ynished on large 60x140-ft. lot, S. r; nice location to build good home. just under Will make some one a still under construc- walks, curb, water, sewer; must be seen to be ap- We well lo Lots ed. ve sold several of our lots this week, and have a few left; Just the time to buy for Kenwood $75 to $400; terms to suit you. Two large lots near State Hospital; immediate building. Abstract of title. terms. Business property, rooming house, apartment house, restaurant. THE SEE BEN REALTY COMPANY Phones 7 SKE BEN Watch thin Se IST So, Center St. 4W and S103. apace daily. SEE BEN YES- 0 HAVE THOUSAND ON HAND: ' | e) i WELL- LET ME NAVE THEM-— WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO 00 WITH TWO THOUSAND: OF THEM? Two FOR SALE ] FOR SALE FOR SALE HARRY FREE | THE LOT MAN CASPER REALTY COMPANY ‘Ten-room house, well locat trict, Some Good Buys on Reasonable Terms es od well-bu ix-room hom jwith bath; full b: with two fit \ished rdoms. ©: ded into two | | apartments nnected with aes. for garden and chickeys. is located near the hi 200, with only $800 a month, Why p: buy a home South Side dis- ull ed for letting out rooms. house. { place hom thruout bath roo} in basen yon Iso two Four-room ho nd@ bath, 1 MECC | near Second s\ Fine lot $2,500. With only $700 cash, ne 1 four-room like rent. ; pee Per aa Four-room house, modern, well ar- ae FU ad i ee acre choker full sized lot: east front: full | to be built on the rear, and can be had for § front, bun hon first fl and a bre hous nop » is furnisheed in, Close Side, |. Loc in the | trict, a four-room hous’ nade | linto ‘five rooms, one room not, finished. | | This is a good Duy for $2,100, $5 balance on terms. A 5 ee aeiicornar loti. ther choice. ras On Lincoln, east front, inside for $1,100; ¢ » On | al district, $1,600. Corner lot on | eet pavement, among the best of homes Southeast hi PinelationtOalcatreat: | part of city, two line lots at $900. each | Han ve tacimeneaganbualviosaslocas|| List. your property with us. We are having calls for improved | and unimproved. | ASK FOR JONES | | ASK For | CALL FOR MR. BAKER HARRY FREE THE LOT MAN CASPER REALTY COMPANY ENNING, GROUND FLOOR. PHONES 381 AND #sp. Rentals | * Phone 968W | | Real Estate aUran Investments FOR SALE he Chicago & Northwestern Railroad |. i) meet t 3 | = o consider any and all) aemrany’s warehouse ae 10 ang ae remonstrances and objections to said o the said point on the southeast), o5osed improvements is hereby soundary of said Chicago & North- freq on the 9th day of May, A. D. gestern Railroad Company’s ware-/ 1919, at 7:30 P. M.; at the Council! FOR SALE | BARGAINS IN CASPER . RBAL ESTATE BARGAINS IN CASPER house Lot No. 10. FOR RENT ! —One front room 2 { Ss. | | —— Thence north 255.82 feet along the ‘ast property line of David street pro- duced south to said Southeast boun- dary of the Chicago & Northwestern | Railroad Company’s warehouse Lot 10 o the southwest corner of Block No. +; the intersection of the north prop- rty line of First street and the east \roperty line of David street. { Thence north 64 degrees 2 minutes sast, 166.87 feet along the north prop- orty line of First street to the inter- section of the center line of the north and south alley in Block No. 2 with the aorth property line of First street. Thence north 415.15 feet along the center line of the north and south illey in Block No. 2 across the east | and west alley in Block No. 2 along he center line of the north and south ley produced north and along the sroperty line between Lots 6 and 7 in Block 2 to the south property line of Jecond street. Thence west along the south prop-, erty line of Second street to the north-| vest corner of Block 2 or the inter- section of the south property line of | Second street and the east property | line of David street. Thence north along the east prop-| arty line of David street produced | seross Second street and along said} | Chamber of the sai City Hall on South City of Casper. The time within which said remon- strances and objections must ‘be filed in writing with the City Recorder, be- ing the City Clerk of Casper, is here- by fixed at any time on or before said City Coyncil, at ‘enter stree in the 7:30 P. M. of the 9th day of May, A. D. 1919. Section 7. That the said City Re- corder, being the said City Clerk be and hereby is directed to give ten days! notice to all persons liable to said as- sessment for said proposed improve- ments of the foregoing intentions of the said City Council, by publishing} the aforesaid resolution in one issue| of the Casper Daily Tribune on the| 28th day of April, A. D. 1919, same |us, f being a newspaper of general circu- | lation published in said City of Cas- per, once each week or oftener. | Passed and approved this 25th day! of April, A. D. 1919. - JOHN F. LEEPER, | Mayor. | Attest: | Cc. M. BRYAN, | (SEAL) City Clerk. | | Notice is hereby given that at a NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION i} REAL ESTATE Nice little frome i uth Beech 60x140; this is close in and ver, ‘erms. jlot leheap. | Splendid 6-roém house on R. R. Ave; rn except heat; large lot: We will give a $200 discount on this place from our price Saturd: if sold within three days. The pas ments are very easy and this is your chance to get a new home. mod. e ir We have one small*furnished house left for . This is ig. good location; very rei > very easily handled. Corner lot on S. Center str The price on this is reas p and there ure nat v many lo s left on South Center street. New home on 8. Park Ave. for s this is modern in every respect will please the most fastidious home Small payment down. with us and see « Suite 5, Mokler Bld, WERNER BROS. Suite 6 Mokler Bldg. Casper, Wyo. Phone walks | LIBERTY NONDS WANTED HIGHEST . PRICE PAID 153 SOUTH CENTER STREET | Mave your Anditing, Accounting Ste-~ nd nographic Multigraph work, Fire Insurance taken care of by - |‘ experts. u >t | age man wants po- watchman WAN —Middle s night RUST CO. change Bldg. RELIANCE up to 500] vr. Have Ww office room ball Bldg ld 1 furnished The St Coffee Phone But Third a month 4-2 lar Wyom 1a S. David ly furnished bed- or gent rh fi unfur- ten- fants, Add | i -ah. | ————— A nurse girk Call O14 t $ zast property line of David street to| special meeting of the stockholders ett a point 100 feet north of the north! of. The Great Western Hotel Com-|‘” property line of Second street; the| pany, held at the office of the com-' Second ha Leases, chinery, ‘Royalties, Drilling Ma- Trucks and Tractors 1 furniture wanted p 249 est prices ps 9.121 W. 7 4 Section 3. The character, and extent of said improvements shall be as follows, to-wit: The construction of necessary urbs, drainage, and storm séwers con- sisting of vitrified clay pipe, and also! che necessary manholes, catch basins | and other necessary fixtures and at- ‘achments, inlets and outlets for the’ Surface drainage of said streets and yortions of streets so designated, in yuragraph one (1) above set forth. The pavement to be used on the above mentioned streets and portions of streets, designated in paragraph one (1) to be selected by the City Council from the following kinds: Sheet Asphalt. . Asphaltic Concrete. Bitulithic. Topeka Mixture. Section 4. That no part of said ‘mprovement shall be paid out of the zeneral fund or the road fund of the City of Casper except for the pav- ‘ng, grading, and improving in front nd upon of Lots 6, 7, and 8 in Block f tacing on Ash street and Lots 34, 35, wid 36 located in Block 1 and facing yn David street. This property be- ‘onging to the City of Casper will be aid out of the general fund of said dity. Section 5. That the said improve- ‘nent is to be maintained by the con- sractor for a period of five years and that the charge for the maintenance s to be included in the assessment for sach improvement. Section 6. The time and place, vhen and where the said City Council point of beginning. | kinds | pany at Casper, Wyoming, on the} Ranches, Homestead Relinquis Jh Inquir Mokler 12th day of Aprit, 1919, at the hour | of ten o’clock p. m., at which meet- | ing all of the stockholders, represent- | jing all of the capital stock of said company, were present, by proper) resolutions, unanimously adopted: said corporation was ordered dissolv- | ed, the corporate enterprise abandon- ed and the charter, franchise and cor- porate name surrendered, said com- pany having ceased to do business, all corporate debts having been paid, , all corporate liabilities discharged and the corporate assets and property dis- | tributed among the persons entitled thereto. The statutory trustees for creditors and stockholders are R. K. Staley, Harry Adams, G. L. Warson, Livestock and Irrigatton Pro. City Properties, Rentals and Insurance. } TRANSPORTATION Any Kind of hauling, Employment Bur yw See us fo ything you have to buy, | ears expericy ein Wy — or write ———— wll kitchen IL early. uable. | furnished for batche nd household home must room voking irl for general house 4 - ALE OT Middle er in good cond work. aged lady Phone FOR SALE OR TRADE w R. L. Mitchell and A. E. Stirrett. |. The hest store in the best fittre cit Tehestuniarn i ; R. K. STALEY, lin the west solicits; at least, a Sia w SR eee) See eee rae 0" sn President. {of your trade. We are the only gs Waomiratiatrest: A-1ctt} HARRY ADAMS, _ {strictly Cash Store in Casper. Ai}; VAN LOST AND FUUND Secretary. | foods must be paid for before leav- | — Pub, Apr. 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19, 1919. (N. & 8.) In model form an English inventor has sucteeded in operating a railroad car that is rafsed above the track by! the repelling force of electricity and} drawn forward by magnets above it. 1 Ci ed To make it more than ordinarily conspicuous the guard rail at the outer curve of a concrete highway near Chicago is painted white with diagona) black stripes. ————— For harvesting ice a saw driven by an electric motor has been invented that is light enough to be used on ice too thin to support horses. | ing our stofe or on delivery. All are treated alike. Pay CASH and Pay LESS. We cater to quality as well) fig price. Groceries Meats and Hard-| ware. CASPER COMMERCIAL CO., Phone 10, DR. G. M. ANDERSON Offices second floor O-8 Building. |“ Residence Phone 751; Office Phone 1168. 4-23-6t ——-_-—-—. | As an addition to wash stands in which the water is turmed on by foot levers there has been invented a liquid soap holder which ejects its contents when a stepped upon. | boarding: aypher bulb is’, WA ho HIGHEST PRICE PAID £OR LIBERTY BONDS CASPER LOAN OFFICE wed nnd Konded Drokers Center. Phone 8045 ame Day. MISCELLANEOUS market Phone at paid. Inquire . Durbin str Caspr AN OFFICE bull, Building tierased and londed Pawn Shop Money to loan ¢ dinmonda, Jewelry, ans and clething. 133 8. Center « Reliable ended ic lid and do hou in hotel or room hou hour or day. Box pay the high 1 hand furnit IT IS B when time, money and troub C. 3. Manuel Radiator one in shape now. 116 s. } Lc We will buy your second hand furnt-| Save your moncy-—eat at the Har re and pay higiest prices. Phone | vey. 249. 121 W. First street. 4-1-tt rn St. Returs : to Tri offered ne