Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1919, Page 9

| fi SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1919 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Casper, Wyoming, May Fifth, 1919. City Council of the City of Cas- per met in regularly adjourned ses- sion pursuant to adjournment from May 5th, 1919, at the Council Cham- ber, at 130 North Center street, with Mayor John F. Leeper presid- ing. On roll call, the following were present: Councilman Councilman Councilman T. A. Dean. W. W. Keefe. Perry A. Morris. Councilman W. F. Dunn. Councilman Wm. Kocher. Asa F, Sloane, City Clerk. ABsent: M. L. Bishop. Special committee on Manhattan Cafe bill reported progress. Committee on Public Rest Room and Comfort Station reported pro- gress. Petition for paving Wolcott street south from Second street to City Limits referred to City. Engineer. A resolution presented declaring | the intention of the City Council to create an improvement district to improve by grading, draining, con- structing curbs end paving Wolcott street from the South line of First street to the North line of Carey avenue, except that portion where Wolcott street crosses Park street. Durbin street from the South line of Fifth street to the South line of Dover street, except that portion where Durbin street crosses Second street and Park street; the date of hearing of objections thereto being set for May 21st, 1919. Moved by W. F. Dunn, seconded by Wm. Kocher, that the Resolution of Intention to create an Improve- ment District to be known as Paving District No. 9 be adopted. An aye and nay vote being taken resulted: ,T. A. Dean, eye. W. W. Keefe, aye. Perry A. Morris, aye. W. F. Dunn, aye. Wm. Kocher, aye. Whereupon the Mayor said motion carried. Moved by W. W. Keefe, seconded by T. A. Dean, that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids on cast iron water mains, according to specifications furnished by the City Engineer. An aye and nay vote being taken resulted: T. A. Dean, aye. W. W. Keefe, aye. Perry A. Morris, aye. W. F. Dunn, aye. Wm. Kocher, aye. Whereupon the Mayor declared said motion carried. : A resolution presented declaring the intention of the City Council to create an improvement district to im- prove by gradjngg drafning, con- structing curbs and paving Second declared . street from the Center line of the al- ley running North and South in Block 76, extended North across Second street to the West Lirfe of Conwell Square; the date of hear- Che jby W. F. Dunn, that the Resolution) phones 18.00} c jof Intention to create an Improve- Hendrie & Mfg. prints |ment District to be known as Im-| Supply Co., supplies _--- 1.30|C- ie Bryens jerpense ae en |provement District No. 4. An aye xas Oi Gl Nationa: pply Co., supplies Ae N. F 1C fand nay vote being taken erated US oe is CH cat! 80.50 | Webel Commercial Co., sup- atrona ue 0. | ‘T. A, Dean, aye. Richards & Cu 5 Pu Phone 949 HaPW EWP eeke aye: | supplies --- —- ules 7.00 3 J- L. BIEDERMANN, Prop Perry A. Morris, aye. {W. R. Johnson, oat Sie eee ree G5 aus d | We Eenn aye. !Electric Const. Co., ( stig et SOE SiS GEBO COAL m. Kocher, aye. a t ranges — 10.00 lies - ---------------- 21. | Whereupon the Mayor declared | Natrona. elt See a 11.80 | Coliseam Garage Co. ai COKE WwooD said motion carried. | Western Union Tele. Co., |. on pump aCe 5.25 ity Office 157 S. Center | The following bills presented: Caen ot See ee ori} Mankstean} Cate) Cor boarding any Street |John F. Leeper, mayor----- $83.33 {Larson & Jourgensen, repair |ebrisoners ie - 323.50 @ Gen. Office 5th and Beech ‘T, A. Dean, councilman PELTOIE |, Gombe tee 3.50/Dr. T. A. Dean, s s--- 10.00 Streets |Wm. Kocher, councilman,-- 21.00! ghockley Sei | Natrona Power Co., supplies 7.70 | os [Berry a pa counetman ras supplies 22.35 |= — |M. L. Bishop, councilman__ | Earl C. Boyle, lies_ 45.77 | pa it |W. F. Dunn, councilman-- 18.00; John Jourgensen, supplies. 1.80 jELIIIININMNMNRHINANNINNNU10 000MM NAL |W. W. Keefe, councilman-- 15.00; Schulte Hardware Co., sup- . — \C..M. Bryan, city clerk. 150.00| plies je |A. F. Sloane, city clerk---- 75.00'¢, W. Norman, supplies___ e 1c0 a sen sum r 0. \J. S. Van Doren, asst. clerk \White Transfer & Garage, le | and treas. _- 150.00), repair tractor oe a ee E ee W. H. Patten, city attorney 83.33 ing 3 ae a . SS i W. Peete police judee-~ a0 Herman Engelke, alley cross- . : |=. 8. Baker, city sexton---— 3.33) Natrone, Power Co., street \J. E. Brainard, dump boss-- 90.00; jights _-_--_ _--------- 807.40 EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL Wak Gane ofice ed pone | Oil City Filling Station, sup- . H. Cobb, clerk’s o ice ren 5. plicsteee oe ee 49. |J. C. Smith, park janitor-__ 125.00! Natrona Power Co. lights 31.70 R I G T I M B E R S A S P E Cc I A L 10 Y Oscar Heistand, fire chief __ 75.00 | F. A. Villnave, fire captain 144.22) : |M. H. Hool, fireman ------- 140.00 | — Soames. D. H. Smith, fireman_ - 125.00 1 ' Lloyd Deweese, fireman_ - 125.00 Casper Loan Office = | Clarence Hancock, fireman_-- 120.00 i save you money on ~ H | Chester Haneoek, fireman -- 115.00 your Wardrone Trunk, Hand- FARM MACHINERY WAGONS = John McGrath, police chief__ 200.00 ag, an uiteases 2 tt \John McGrath, Ext. evidence | Reliable GAS ENGINES COAL je ixp eee 19.50 |] Phone 804-J. 133 So. Centor | John McGrath, 50 taxi driver | | badges - 10.00 |W. E. Kilgore, police - - 169.22 i = ——————— ~ | Ches. Easton, police -- - 144.22 5 |W. 'T. Kyte, police.------ 144.22 4 | WANT YOUR BRICK WORK Phone 62. Office and Yard, First and Center. . E. Kyte, police - 144.22 || On Contract or Percentage K Y Pled Bet War Se , C. Divine, police - 144.22 Call for Estimate ur Pledge—Bw it J. F, Houlihan, police.----- 144.22 || PETER CLAUSEN Pre 8 y War Savings Stamps | James Gallington, police. - 144.22 D. L. Gaston, police — - 144.22) | ___ 426: So7 Jackson A. E. — ‘ '__See Ben AT LAST THE PEOPLE OF CASPER WI Casper Daily Cribune ing of objections thereto being set |Roy Gallington, police__-_- 91.20! Ww. F. Henning, supplies_- 8.10 A. C. Ford, janitor {for May gist A818 a 4 ale H. Wadell,” police __ 38.40 mies pconine Ce. fuel aL 76.35 Ni rons County oved ‘y . - ean, seconded 4 + ate 0 yoming, work- printing, ---- - by W. F.’Dunn, that the Resolution |": Webb, police --- 144.22 7 Inen’s compensation —____ 37.85 Commercial Printing \of Intention to create an Improve-|0- Freel, street laborer, _ --- 58.38 | Warren Construction Cc Dlies ee eae Zam 17.25, ment District to be known as Pav-|9y Freel, street commissioner 80.00 paving district No. 7--.- 3,465.20: Moved by Wm. Kocher, seconded jing District No. 10 be adopted. An|W- P. Layton, street_--.-- 66.72| Continental Oil C 14.77 by W. W. Keefe, that the bills be jaye and nay vote being taken re peers Layton, engineer. 150.00) Warren 4 Construction yallowed as audited, and warrants sulted: |A. Burson, teamster-__- 115.00/ paving district No. 6- 561.60 drawn to cover same. An aye and T. A. Dean, aye. |Sam Harrison, teamster_ 115.00 | 5B. Taylor, engineering. 79.89 nay vote being taken resulted: W. W. Keefe, aye. |Fred Turner, street cleaner__ 120.00/j, Brewer, engineering ---. 18.00| T. A. Dean, aye. Perry A. Morris, aye. C. H. DeWitt, street cleaner 120.00 | J” Lawless, engineering 41.64, W. W. Keefe, aye. W. F. Dunn, aye. Wm. Jones, water commis- - |J. F. Cadby, engineering___ Perry A. Morris, aye. Wm. Kocher, aye. ONS? ae 150.00 | Mf. N. Wheeler, city engineer W. F. Dunn, ay Whereupon the Mayor declared | Howard Flick, laborer_ 144.2217,” J." McGrath, engineering Wm. Kocher, ay seid motion carried. Arthur Brandt, laborer---- 125.00 L. S. Dayton, engineering. 107.46; Whereupon the Mayor declared | i i 9g Aue Mey LA 5.0011. S. Worthington, engineer- (said motion carried. lereate an Improvement District to|4,~: Berry, engineer - 125.00/ GA. Connor, engineering. 161.00 for the City Hall, for $15.077. lgrade, drain, curb and install side-| 70k Bittner, assistant en- |J. A. Johnston, engineering balance due him on contract _ pric |walks on the following streets: Rail-| 60.00 | ‘Boyer, engineering _____ presented. Moved by W. W. Keefe, lroad avenue, South David street, | ++ bond-- 20.0015 5)" Rollinson, engineering seconded by Wm. Kocher that the Ash, Elm, Oak, Spruce, Walnut,|° ©: Kamp, M. D., medical | ic” ©! Creech, engineering... 18.00. bille be allowed as audited, and war- \Chestnut, ‘Cedar, Poplar, Boxelder, |, 5¢?¥ice - 72.00 iy, C. Newell, engineering 121.64 fant ordered drawn for same. An 'Delaware, Sussex, Park, School, |2Todie Rubber Co., supplies 23.25 | 41° ny” Wheeler, auto service 10.50 ave end nay vote being taken re- Mahan, Hugo, Hart, Dundon, Dover, |/3t Royce, board prisoners- 7.005 “veuner, engineering 161.00 sulted: Carey evans Matheny streets, the |C@SPer Stationery Co., sup- G. Mong, engineering i T. A. Dean, aye. date of hearing of objections thereto | WED 2 Spee eeeeeon sees 49/8) L. Marshall engineer W. W. Keefe, ay: being set for May 2ist, 1919. |: M. Yard, repairing tube. 85/47 “Kennedy, engineering W. F. Dunn y » 1919. iCasper Motor Co., supplies_ 11.65 | yy Rie ean Weucingerinin Wm. Kocher, Moved by W. W. Keefe, seconded | Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., . F. Ryan, ---- ‘Wheeler & Worthington, blue MODERATE PRICE PAGE SEVEN BIG TIMBER SALE MADE aS ‘New M. E. Church AFTON, 9.—The largest | For Douglas single sale of timber ever made in the state of Wyoming was transac here when the Wyoming Natio DOUGLAS, Wyo., May 10.—Rev. Shepherd of this ci nd Rev. King of Lander left for Cheyenne last forest office closed a deal with the TH. Standard Timber company of Evans- ton for 2,154,390 hewn ties, 39,614,-/ evening where they are in confer- 220 board feet of saw timber, and ence today with a high official of the 12,000,000 linear feet of mine props. Methodist church which may result The value 70. of the lumber is $281,- It will be cut on the Big in the erection of a new edifice for the Methodists of this city. It is un- Little Cottonwood creeks, and derstood that sufficient money can be ated down the Green river to raised here if the plan outlined goes “vanston. through and it is believed that Douy- las is in line for a new building of Whereupon the Mayor declared this kind. Providing there are no s and the allowance is made work short time. said motion carried. Council ordered to stand adjourn- ed until Friday, May 9th, 1919. JOHN F. LEEPER, Mayor. will be started withii: a NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Anyone found trespassing on my land on So. 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