Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1919, Page 7

RAWLINS REGION TAKES ON BOOM Six Companies Operating on Ferris Dome and Other Felds Are Being Prospected. Six companies are now operating in the Ferfis field, according to the| Rawlins Republican, and prospects are held-out that Separation Flats will soon be the scene of extensive development. West & Hazelett have also spudded in on the Mahoney dome, midway between Lost Soldier and the Ferris dome. The Midwest Oil Co., is about ready to spud in on Sec. 16-24-28. This land is owned by Mr. S. E. Perlberg of Chicago, from whom the Midwest took a lease. There is more activity in the oil development of the immediate. vicin- ity of Rawlins than ever before and | by the time snow flies there will be, either a stream of liquid gold flow- ing from the result of ‘the drilling of this summer or Separation Flats and its environs will bear the epi- taph “Rest in Peace” says the Re- publican.’ R. E. Wertz,-superintendent of the Producers and Refiners Corporation has been in Rawlins the past week closing the business of the purchase of the interests of the Kasoming Oil company. CECIL BON IS BACK IN CITY AFTER SERVICE Cecil “Si” Bon, well known Cas- per business man, who was a member of the 7th Machine gun battallion, of the third division, which saw con- tinuous service overseas in the clos- ing moves of the great war, has re- turned to Casper and is again iden- tified with the prominent realty firm See Ben and Bon. Mr. Bon returned to Casper yes- terday morning and is renewing friends and acquaintances after an absence of over a year. Mr. Bon en- listed early in the war and has seen a long period of service both in this country and on foreign fields. “It was all right while the war was on,” said Mr. Bon, “to stay over there, but it is like serving a jail sentence te remain across the water when there is no fighting or anything to occupy: a person. Like all the rest of the fellows, I feel glad to get back again to Casper and enter the progressive life of the city. The old town sure does look good agai..” ———.$,.. Don’t let that old furniture cluttey up the house. A Wantad will sell it. $$ _$—$$$<——_ _______ COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Casper,. Wyoming, April 25, 1919. City Council of the City of Cas- per, met in regularly adjourned ses- sion pursuant to adjournment from April 22, 1919, at the Council Cham- ber at 130 North Center street with Mayor John F. Leeper presiding. On roll call the following were present: Councilman W. W. Keefe. Councilman Wm. Kocher. Councilman W. F. Dunn. Councilman T. A. Dean. Councilman Perry A. Morris. C. M. Bryan, City Clerk. Absent: Councilman M. L. Bishop. Committee on Public Buildings re- ported favorably on construction of a public rest room. Moved by T. A. Dean, seconded by W. W. Keefe, that the Building committee be instructed and autho- rized to receive bids and to award a contract for labor in the construc- tion of a public rest room and com- fort station to be located on lots 14 and 15 in block 4, the City of Cas- per agreeing to furnish all materials used therein delivered on the ground. An aye and nay vote being taken resulted: W. W. Keefe, aye. W. F. Dunn, aye. Wm. Kocher, aye. T. A. Dean, aye. Perry A. Morris, aye. Whereupon the Mayor declared said motion carried. HERE'S A PAGE OF PROFIT—NEWS THAT WILL PAY YOU TO READ TOD UP | | said motion carfied and that the , City Council would sit on the 9th day] of May, A. D. 1919, at 7:30 P. M. |to hear objections and remonstrances against the creation of Paving Dis- trict No. 8. | Following bills presented: Stewart Iron Works Com- pany, jail construction, ' | City Hall Bldg._---__- $1819.93 Sechrist Mfg. Company, | electric fixtures, city hall ! Bldg. 1900.00 Mrs. W. M. i range, city hall Bldg._- 39.00 Moved by Wm. Kecher, seconded | by W. W. Keefe that the bills asj ‘audited be allowed and warrants ‘drawn to cover the same. Motion! carried. | There being no further business Council was ordered to stand ad- journed until Thursday, May 1, 1919, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. JOHN F. LEEPER, ! Mayor. | Attest: | C. M. BRYAN, City Clerk. | ' NOTICE OF INCORPORATION | BRINGING FATHER Cribune (Copyrighted.) (HOPE SHELL Be THE READY ef SHOW 15, OVER- HASN'T MAGGIE GOT HER HAIR FIXED YET? THE MARKET PLACE BEN” “SEE “A Look Means A Lot.” This property must be sold bef 2-room house ne. house furnished, ly built, st level, 60x140 east front lot on S. Jefferson street; lo ared and just the place for small home; terms 1919. Two-room house most level and 7 ‘ore May 1, $ 3-room house: plastere: ler addition, $750; terms. ered, on large 60x140 foot lot; neotIn $1,75 erms. ed; furnished; nice level lot 50x140 ft. S. But- Nice, large barn to be moved, suitable for garage; barn could be converted into house; $50 as it stands. ice level lots9S. Popul nts, S. Elm; “one S$. Di e level lots, cash, balance nth If you want property See Ben. x rr. r school; electrict lights, telephone; THE SEE BEN REALTY COMPANY Phones 7 SEE BEN Watch this Notice is hereby given that on the | 12th day of April, A. D. 1919, at 11:10 a. m. the articles of incorpora- | tion of The Richter Music Company were filed in the office of the Secre- | tary of State; at Cheyenne, Wyoming. | The principal purpose and object of j said corporation is and shall be to} buy, sell, import, export and deal with | musical | instruments, and hold lands, and buildings and to} do everything requisite and necessary for a successful prosecution of a gen- | eral musical instrument business in all! its branches. | The capital stock of said company is Twenty-five Thousand ($25,000) Dollars, divided into value of One ($1.00) Dollar each. The terms of the existence of said sorporation shall be Fifty years from tand after the 12th day of April, A- D. 1919. The directors of said corporation who shall have charge of the business of said corporation for the first year, and until their successors are duly elected and shall have qualified are | and shall be John A. Howlett, Wade Cramer and Geotge B. Richter. The principal business of said com- | pany shall be carried on in the City | of Casper, County of Natrona, and, State of Wyoming, but said company | ‘may establish offices and transact business in other counties and states. The principal office of said cor- oration is the first floor of the Smith-Turner Building, at 135 North | Center street in the City of Casper, | County of Natrona, Wyoming, with | George E. Richter as agent of said, ‘ompany in charge of said office. 1 By GEORGE E. RICHTER, President. | Pub. April 26, 28, 29, 1919. | (P&S) | ee NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING | OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF} THE WYOKANS OIL SYNDI- | CATE, A WYOMING CORPORA- | TION. | fo the Stockholders of the Said Com- structing curbs and paving Second tal stock of the above named Wyo- A resolution presented declaring! pany: the intention of the City Council to} Notice is hereby given that pur- create an improvement district to suant to the request of the owners of improve by grading, draining, con-| 1 majority of the shares of the capi- street from the east property line of |kans Oil Syndicate, a Wyoming cor-| David street west to the City Limits; poration, a meeting of the stockhold- | David street from the south property |crs of the said company will be held line of Second street to the north'at the principal office of the Com- property line of First street, First!pany, Suite 17 and 18, Townsend street from the east property line of | Building, 112 North Center Street, David street to the west line of bh Re a Wyoming, on the 21st day street, and Ash street from e}of May, 1919, at ten o’clock a. m. North line of First street to the | of said day for the purpose of con- South line of Second street, the/ sidering and voting on the following date of hearing of objections thereto | question, to-wit: ' being set for May 9, 1919. | Shall the capital stock of the said Moved by T. A. Dean, seconded by ; Wyokans Oil Syndicate be increased W. W. Keefe, that the Resolution of | from three hundred ‘thousand shares, Intention to create an improvement }°f the par value of one dollar per District to be known as Paving Dis-\share, to five hundred thousand trict No. 8 be adopted, An aye and |Shares, of the par value of one dollar nay vote being taken resulted: ‘per share, fully paid and non-assess- W. W. Keefe, aye. jable. W. F. Dunn, aye. 5 vee this 22nd day of April, A. Wm. Kocher, aye. "” U 5s T. A. Dean, ‘aye. \ L, A. J. PHILIPPOT, Perry A. Morris, aye. | President. Whereuppn the Mayor declared Pub. April 22, 29, May 6, 18, 20, 1919 NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL | MEETING OF DISTRICT NO. 2,/| IN THE COUNTY OF NATRONA, AND STATE OF WYOMING. . The State of Wyoming,-: County of Natrona, : ss. School District No. 2, : Notice is hereby given to the quali- | pianos, organs, victrolas aid all other | fied electors of School District No. 2 | to purchase, |in the County of Natrona, and State | modern lease, exchange and otherwise acquire |of Wyoming, that the annual school | are in meeting of said School District will jbe held at the Central School Building in Block Eleven in the City of Cas- per, Wyoming, in said School Dis-! trict, on the first Monday in May, | being the fifth day of May, 1919 be-! ginning at the hour of one o'clock } Twenty-five | p. m. of the said day, and ending at |there Thousand (25,000) shares at a par | the hour of six o’clock p. m. of said | 0" South Center day, for the purpose of electing two directors to serve for three years, or until their successors are elected and | qualified, and for the purpose of the! transaction of such other business as may legally come before the meeting. | Dated Casper, Wyoming, in said School District, this 22nd day of April, A. D. 1919. WILLIAM O. WILSON, | Clerk of School District No. 2, in| i} the County of Natrona, and State thum of Wyoming. | (SEAL) | Pub, April 22, 29, 1919. i (Ww. 0. W.) | es | NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION | Notice is hereby given that at a special meeting of the stockholders of The Great Western Hotel Com- pany, held at the office of the com-! pany at Casper, Wyoming, on the /12th day of April, 1919, at the hour of ten o’clock p. m., at which meet: ! | ing all of the stockholders, represent- ing 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, | R. L. Mitchell and A. E. Stirrett. | R. K. STALEY, ' President. HARRY ADAMS, Secretary. Pub. Apr. 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19,! 1919. (N. & 8.) oa ———So TWO INJURED IN CAR CRASH WORLAND, Wyo., April 28.—Cic- ero Lewis suffered a severe scalp wound and Estes Wood had one ear almost severed when their car turned over. The blowing out of a rear tire was held responsible for the accident. pa eee 4W and S105. apace dally. SEE BEN FOR SALE | BARGAINS IN CASPER | REAL ESTATE t BARGAINS IN CASPER i REAL ESTATE | Nice little home on South lot 60x140; this is close in cheap. ‘Terms. Splendid 6-room house on Tz. ppt heat; large lo! will give on this place from our price if sold i mer very easy and th cha o get a new home. place ‘for Beech St., and very | 3 fine This | school home i Py $ » bale 3 t 0, with only month. Why buy a home such on our-room house Second street With only ont nd bath, room hou full s . modern, iz s ment with ot; east front; two fintshed {This is a good buy 2,100, $500 hb, © on terms. jood co! rner lot in the strict, $1,600. 0. Fine lot o1 eho ice re r lot k g00d business loca- ASK FOR JONES | ASK FOR JONES . HARRY FREE THE LOT MAN j Real Eetato baeal| Phone oasw | Insurance Investments So. Center St. | LIBERTY BONDS WANTED HIGHEST PRICE PAID 153 SOUTH CENTER STREET We have one small furnished house ; 3% ood location; fly handled left for sale. ‘Thi very reasonable isina very ei Corner lot on price on this re not enter street fe ions left New home on 8. K Ave. for this is modern in every respect ill please the fastidious home Small ment down. List your property with us and see us for PRUDE MONTGOM Suite 5, FOR Ss 0: Grude. rc sE—Reed baby buggy. Phone -29-1t WERNER BROS. Sulte @ Mokler Blds., Casver, Wo. Vh Oil Leases, Roy chinery, Trucks Re es, Drilling ‘Tractors Ranches, Homestead Livestock and 1 City Properties, Rentals and Insurance: TRANSPORTATION Any Kind of hauling, anywhere. pl ent Barenu ee us for wt ell or trade. 25 years experie! large acquaintance in Wyomin Call —See — or write ————— The best store in the best littie city in the west solicits, at least, a share of your trade. We are the only strictly Cash Store in Casper. Al goods must be paid for before leav- ing our store or on delivery. All are treated alike. Pay CASH and Pay LESS. We cater to quality as well as price. Grocerics Meats and Hard- ware. CASPER COMMERCIAL CO., Phone 10. DR. G. M. ANDERSON Offices second floor O-S Building. Residence Phone 751; Office Phone Try our Want Ad column. 1168. \ 4-23-6t Ma- | ing you have to buy, | |C. a. Manuel Radiator lene in shape now. 116 “ unfurnished house AI LO1GW.4-14-tf anything of tion How 4-1 niture, or 1. Casper. Phone 602W house unfur- permanent ten- Man, Tribune. 4-21-dh nd hand furnitar ces paid, Phone 244 anted, high- 121 W. First {-1-tf | WANTED | boarding ho: AY AND EVERY OTHER DAY —Drawn for the Casper Thane by George MeManina PAGE SEVEN NO- SHE HASN'T FOUND IT YET‘ FOR SALE FOR SALE CASPER REALTY COMPANY ed for letting out r house, utheast part of te . Ww eng ho thruout, gl iq dining e is toilet and sho we thus making three s place is offered in basement; The eeping rooms. 000. Terms, On Pine house, full nent with two rr fi ho and runs. It is the best location in t to be built on the rear, and can be had for treet 0 foot corner, eni 1 pom house, , and on kood rug, duifold ina closet, things an be a month, bed. two ar r kitchen cabine h © fine lots near State Hospital, can be rifice, They Jay well, and the owner needs the money. Let us show them to you. CALL FOR MR. BAKER CASPER REALTY COMPANY HOTEL NING, GROUND FLOOR. PHONES 381 AND e809. FOR SALE from 9:30 tHE 4:20. oh 1-20-41 SAN CNN aTS Have your Auditing, Accounting Ste- » to 17, 119 W. Ss VL noxraphie and Multigraph work, and i" Fire Insarance taken care of by OAN 70. 21 Ol Exchange Bldg. fement work of all kinds Phone 120W f tS Raneh eutt outlet to Roarders and reome Phone S11W FOR RENT front room i rooms or Burk ly furnished ro Close in. a except 612. Hart an WAN hay hoentti to ad , Suite 6 Mok! girl for pable 992 1 phone or Wages expected, Denver, Colo., 9 2—Mursie WAN rpenters at id. Inquire 1 S. Durbin str 4 Building Co. dund care for my 1 Id. J.B, une. ——————— | WAN’ would care li se work; chi el or rooming house, o: woul bune. boardit hour or ¢ when the old one } time, money and troubl ter the put the old Davi of We will buy your second hand furnt- ture and pay highest prices. Phone 449. 121 W. First street. 4-1-tt ‘a ( FOR RENT—Ni Furnished sleeping reom for two gentlemen; clos W 4- FOR SALE I—Seoteh Collie 00 CY Ave; good s into DROP the C. J Co. 6S. David radiator and have note the life of your vuttit, Neostyle, » Wholesale des with t epaired tor ____LOST AND FUUND__ SALE On TRAD rin good condit CASPER LOAN OFFICB est market price paid for sec | d furniture, Phone 249, 12 ty 4-1-tt! axed and Bonded Pawn Sh. y to lonn on diamonds, jewelry, une and clothing. 133 S. Center SALE OR TRA es and harn Phone 3 DE fe head — of prop- € 1-28-6t HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR LIBERTY BONDS ! CASPER LOAN OFFICE ic and Bonded Brokers 1k inter. Phos 04d Mail Orders Attended to Same Day. MISCELLANEOUS We pay the highe: second id furniture, W. First street. x Reliable or wuto. thea $10 re Return to sil- last night, i two little and black at Return to 127 N market price for Phone 249. 121 4-1-tt $$ Save your money—ear at the Har vey. ontainiag Call at 4-20-4t oy