Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1919, Page 7

Say ket _PAGE SEVEY Che Casper Daily Cribune “In thi h Id hin- : 0 a 5 id Additional, Legislation by alery of the gévernment for the pre-| Sheridan Obtains Definite Ruling as Result of Deficit : man of the house _ judiciary com+|the offense. Importations will be! ing a separate assessment and em-; mittee, which will initiate the legisla-| effectually stopped by the officers at) eens rue ely treasurer to collect found to raise the money Sheridan, do.something which failed of accom- 2! tion, declares that the first thing con-| the port of entry. The war time|the municipal taxes is absolutely as well as every other city in Wyo-| plishment and therefore the chapter ~~ “The new amendment should be|crimes despite the laws against come the deficit that will be oc-| considering methods by w either enforced or repealed,” he said.|them, I believe even opponents of casioned by the loss of the saloon deficit could be overcome. City At- possible to equalize the assessments of officials the inevitable will be that “It is now a part of the law of the/the amendment respect it as a part licenses, have so far proven unavail- torney Diefenderfer went to Chey-| before next year. This means that certificates of indebtedness will have Gen. Office 5th and Beech land and should therefore be carried | of our law. able, and unless some other means is| enne when the legislature met and the new method of valuation will not to be issued to pay current ex =e *) =a (G — —=0L-= 0 at DAY, MAY 7 ,out to the letter. Attempts to evade ; j jdiscussed the matter jit cause disrespect for our institu- , makers, adv egislati tions. I am not in favor of forcible would ‘ ‘ » assessment so that the Realty Transfers seizures of wet goods which may rat Chas. J. Tillman to M. R. Davis, have been purchased by individuals could creased for the collection! on lots 13 & 14, blk. 2, Burlington! before the new regulation becomes of city t without making the) Add. Con. $1. effective, because the provision ap- municipal pay more than its pro- Casper Realty Co. t plies only to manufacture and sale; | Portionate share of state taxes. korian, on lot 80, blk but for the rest I think there is and Late in the session a - per Add. Con. $1. will be found adequate means of | posedly enabling this s R Campbell et ux to Lewis M., 8 very strictly enforcing prohibition in s ent Ww: as eting un-| Walden, on lot 286, Kenwood Add ‘i d i et, the Sheri-| Con. $85. every community in the country.” ST PRUNGOEL, See Ben Realty Co. to L. O we Add. Con. $100, Will save you Special Session of Congress} vention of illicit liquor manufac-| : : : a Deo ee i : : Promised by Chairman of|tare, such as that of the moon-| Faced Through Passing of Liquor Money; Law _*:.*. ha F. Shumaker et ux to Lenora | your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand- re Judici shiners @aliould' belused!) “Thialialthe p ? void, in the opinion of the attorney| McMahon, on lot 9, blk. 62, Casper. bag, and Suitcases House eae bureau ‘of internal revenue of the| , Recently Passed Inoperative, Report. auth pees Ob Ga PCAC xen treasury department. Its inspectors In his letter to Mayor M. B. Camp-| | Harry N. Free et ux to C. G. | Phone 804-J. Preparation for the strict enforce-| are trained in ferreting out evasions Fst Ta heen: ; jlin es i is opinion that the) Mathias, on lot 13, blk. 10, East Bur- bow ment of the amendment to the conati-|¢ the government. The states also SHERIDAN, Wyo., May 7.—No authority is given any city of the! ordi nvalid and that a sepa- "ingyen aad. aout sie aiterel : F i 3 ae . ‘ ; ; John G. Johnson to Millar’ tation Brohibite he snantree Beveircanedatatucls disposal BF state to revert to the old method of making a sepatate assessment and fae : uy Nannconalee 18, blk. 8, Midw 5 mf Sven ; 5 i will be made at the extra session of See maparate oe renwenithe tan |Of collecting its own taxes, under the law passed by the last legislature, quoting the law } by the 1919 Add. Con Seo Rex On Contract org Rerceutnee rong into Jaw so ‘ i ini . legisla > and * the 3 uit Claim Deed. all for Estimate congress and enacted into |e prevent sale without them. Evaders|1s the opinion expressed by W. L. Walls, attorney general of Wyoming, legislature anc pe Se agian A. P. Henry to Joseph C. Smith PETER CLAUSEN as to become effective next January. | should be tried by jury and convict-| and formally t it! . - -’ from which he dra at eevOns C8GD Rs i Representative Andrew J. Vol-leq. ‘They should be prevented by ly transmitted to Mayor M. B. Camplin of Sheridan. This on NW% See. 30, T 30, R80. Con. AGG han stead, of Minnesota, the new chair-linjunction from again committing means that the ordinance recently passed by the city council, authoriz-| ~ Te awouldl seem thabathe lensing ee: 2y et ux to Myr n land in S aE ee - .| Zwicker on lots 424 and 459, Ken. Casper Loan Office 133 So. Centor | | WANT YOUR BRICK WORK aaa ; John T. Mahaffey to Be ture endeavored, in Chapter tol Sl ontland ints: 07. 28 T 34, R 78. k Borsch to U 9 9, 21, iifertoniion i Natrona : Phone 949 F uel Co. —- $ J. L. BIEDERMANN, Prop gress should do is to determine what| prohibition law will be effective un-| Vid, because’ the law passed by the ming, will next year, find itself short) becomes rative.” ee should be termed intoxicating. The/¢i) six months after the declaration| #8t legislature is inoperative, and) of funds and will have to incur in- nent of all property in N regulation of the commissioner of|of peace, but, in any event, will be-| that city taxes must be paid the same! debtedness to pay operating expenses. red coer ee es SN Oe internal revenue that any drink is!come subordinate to the constitu-|®8 last year, to the county treasurer. “After it became evident that the would solve the problem, and affect the taxes until 1921. In the such which contains more than one-|tional amendment end the statute It further means that the efforts) city was to lose all the revenue here- what the state board of tax meantime, for one and 2 half years, GEBO COAL half of one per cent of alcohol will) for its enforcement, While there will of the officials to increase the city tofore coming from saloon licenses, commissioners are attempting to do.| the saloon licenses will not be paid 2 COKE probably be adopted, be some evasion, just as there are revenues from taxes so as to over- Officials at Sheridan at on vegan) But this board was appointed only in and no money will be forthcoming City Office 157 S. Center the a short time ago and will find it im-' to take their place. In the opinion (OES) ES O S10 =O =19 WEBEL’S THRIFT THURSDAY SPECIALS _ Here we tell you about some extraordinary bargains that demonstrate how the peoples’ store cut your living cost. 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