Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1919, Page 2

es ie 2 PAGE TWO : SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1919 ee The Casper Daily Cribune ———SeeS 33 5 rr > * r 5 ‘ js 39.57 F. Heintzelman, engineering COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS of the Council Proceedings of May Perry A. Morris, that the report of E. S. Baker, city sexton_..._ 83.33 service _ _ $22.05 D. E. Hawkins, engineering se 60 . tes Construction Co., es —_— — 21, 1919, be passed, and the City the Street and Alley Committee be J. E. Brainard, dump boss--_ 90.00 Natroma Power Co., lights-. 13.30 J. F. Cadby, engineering-~ 178.00 timate No. 1, Dist. No. 8 13,139.() Casper, Wyoming, Clerk be instructed to make the eccepted and the C. N. W.Ry. be J. C. Smith, park janitor __> 125.00 W. B. Tubbs, clerical help. 50.00 W. M. Traver, engineering- Beas Warren Construction Co., es- July 7, 191 necessary correction. An aye and granted their request, and the City A. E. Ford, city hell janitor 100.00 Natrona Power Co., lights._ 49.40 R. Dawley, engineering --- BPriD timate No. 8, Dist. No. 7 6,213.05 vote being taken resulted: Engineer be instructed to see that the Marie Bog: City Council of the City o a W. F. Dunn, per met in reguls Cas- tenograpber_- 75.00 W. S, Ferguson, supplies... 2.00 G. Mong, engineering - 2 ved by W. F. Dunn, seconde: » chief_. 75.00 Natrona Power Co., lights.. 2.40 S. L. Nolan, engineerin Moved by $ ed by W. W. Keefe, that the bills } the session gates or arms installed. Qscav Heist Council Chember at the City Hall on An aye and nay vote being taken re- F. A, Villnave, fire captain J. S. Van Doren, supplies.. 2.10 T. Cartwright, engineering allowed as audited and warrant Sou Center street, but there not sulted: M. A. Hool, driver W. R. Johnson, hay and oats 179.61 Hy Levine, engineering---- ordered draw for same. a quorum of the Council pres- T. A. Dea D. A. Smith, fireman__ James Bury Realty Co., in- A. V. Hartlerode, engineer- ‘An aye and nay vote being take e me Was journed until 8 1 W. W. Ke Toyd Deweese, fireman surance on City Hall -- 33.00 ing ------ : ss resulted: ° p.m The Ma he order Perry Clarence Hancock, fireman- Western Union Telegraph Co., iB wore engin re Fs T. Dean, aye. 2 Og and resolution c ! record Chester Hancock, fireman telegramp, ——— =... - 2232 70 'L. M. Lee, engineering ----- . W. Keefe, aye. " COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS of the Council sdir May § Jokn McGrath, chief of police Netrona Feel Company, coke 4.15 R Maloney, engineering - wae A. Morris, aye. = =a 21, 1919, pessed. Mayor declared ton, policeman-___ Schulte Hardware Co., sup- ie E. Taylor, engineering: = Ww. P,, Duan, aye. _ Wyoming There being no further corrections F. Kyte, policeman —--- Dpiisgust cerca 30.60 R. L. Van Burgh, engineer- M. L. Bishop, aye. a Se sulg . 7, or objectio the Mayor declared To the Meyor and City Council: Tor aealihaahipelicemanle Shockley Serv ing oe ao---s-2-- Whereupon the Mayor declare: City Council of the vty - said minutes approved Your k Committee recommends Ed. Vincent, policeman auppliesinomc = oceans oe L. S. Dayton, engineering-- j motion carried. per met in regular adjourned that the Sexton be allowed to em- Jim Gallington, policeman_- See Ben Transfer, moving L. J. Tescher, engineering-- sre being no further busines: Basquart to jadjournment 0! tua To the Mayor and City (Cox ploy one man during the months of Dp. Gaston, policeman gate _----------- 25.00 L. J, McGrath, engineering -- the Council was ordered adjourned So ae eee eee cet We signed © August at a salary not ex- C. Devine, policeman \Schulte Hardware Co., sup- R. I. Rollison, engineering a aitarene City Hf all on Raat Morse eae do here $115.00 per month. Tom Donivan, policeman plies ___ _.- 3.00 J. Muller, engineering -~--- : Mayor. with Mayor John sweeper, preside pr ace The excessive growth of~ J. H. Waddell, policeman Bartholomew-Kemp C M. N. Wheeler, engineering 1 _ . aA boy eae vere anent and the low pressure of water rank Ko Webbe policeman insurance on City Hall W. C. Newell, engineering - ACOA SEOANE SU eae a this necessary. John McGrath, P. O. box rent Shaffer-Gay Co., supplies .60 H. L. Kennedy, engineering saan oa ren anise present W. F. DUNN, Oo. , street commissioner Alfred R. Lowey, supplies 15.40 A. G. Mather, engineering- As eee 23s M 31SHOP. Ww. on, herder E. M. Ogburn, recording ord- L. S. Worthington, engineer- Wiheoetindteste Moved by & Dean, seconded 4 Meurtiver inbnceeeee se eS 4 ie ie = ee ees rhe joe) (deh Dokatie Ie bapelage ta ca by W. W. Keefe, that the report of Sam Harrison, teamster Earl C. Boyle, supplies - 19.01 R. Harvey, engineering -4 THe Te cary SEA taERIDERe nea excepting only such coa- the Park Committee be ace: and Turner, White Wings Castle, Mechaley Construc- M. B. Mattison, engineering—- is, not , hatha teers. s are authorized by special the Sexton be authorized to employ 3 les, White Wings_._ 120.00 Rion) 'Co,, Jabor, =~ 2.2 13.50 B. F. Laird, engineering--- iN q ts or licenses the help as specified. eel, engineer _ 110.00 The Texas Company, gasoline 192.01 Wheeler & Worthington, blue aaa 8 to bs. whas Cae s is particularly intended to ap- An aye and nay vote being taken John McGrath, police expenses 16.00 Natrona, Power Co., lights- 9.80 _ printing ---_- ---------- 136.81 by : the Filling Station now in th Wm. Jones, water commis- Osear Heistand, supplies. 15.40 J. B. Taylor, engineering... 68.76 ; ad of construction on South Cen- 7. A. Dean, i C. W. Norman, supplies- 67.50 J. A, Johnson, engineering—-_ 115.00 _-———_———_ wu reet . W. W. Keef J laborer Galusha Brick Yards, mate- ee eet i 4 i Perry A. Morr Brandt, laborer i Rial See ae > 90.00 = M W. F. Dunn, , laborer ss 142.40 John M. Whisenhunt, repair- e pineas Ww M. L. Bishop , engineer. 142.40. img harness ________- - 800 This May Be s therefore Ww. Whereupon the Mayor declared *t engineer 137.406 Pasper Daily Tribune, publi-, | aaa Cite wed by W said motion carried. laborer__.__ 119.40 cations _ of Casper that the A. Dean, that a 4 by M. L. Bishop, seconded i P. O. box rent 1.00 Btate of Wyoming, compensa- ‘ A Reokasdinae of nted acce A. Morris, that the Chief L. R, Farrar, laborer__. 18.00 tion act 40.68 port, and the e be instructed to remove Mt. T. & T. Co., tele- Wm. Jones, telephone a 2.50 structed to ms from the streets of the City of Cas- phones =a -- 63.40 Chester Hancock, work in fire vey and the - per, the Hot Tomalie Wagon and American Electric Co., sup- Oepitiwene eye seas) (25°50: structed to start necessary pro- Hot Tomalie Baske ~---.--.--. 4.50 Service Art-Printing Co., to remove he obstructions keep same off the s T. & T. Co., tele- lids pee ee ee 4.50 . . . 1 the stredts of the City of Cas- of Cesper. An a nes Raat (8910 Manhattan Cafe, board for . Whether you care or not the church is vitally interested per. ; ben int fake n rest ley Service Sales Corp., : prisoners _ SRS 389.50 in you. She must be else God will end her career as a che. n aye and nay being taken Pr. A. Dean, supplies, .-<see's* 2 4.65 Auto Electrical Co., rent on . SS ‘ f in prin d providing for resulted: W. W. Keefe, aye 0. L. Walker Lumber Co., batteries; _...... -__.-_- 2.10 Her money is spent for publicity to bring before'you ur p rhe Vaawant cextain’ vatrecta T. A. Dez Perry A. Morris, aye supplies -..-.- 65.07 Webel Commercial Ce., sup- a gospel invitation. . : * ; Ie Gira oteGaaver Gnas all Othacte MYR W. F. Dunn, Brodie Rubber Company, sup- plies Think upon the gospel texckings about sin, righteousness, neident thereto, and the pey- erty / A lst eclereate eeG ee ee ¥. yew supplies judgment, salvation. 4 ara Sai ment, Fk hereupon th Mayor declared John T. Bogan, cleaning sewer 9.10. Ric’ & Cunningham, sup- m eo " ess bs ‘ BES ee a _ said motion carried J. S. Van Doren, supplies. 23.00! plies __ pas cai oa YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN IN THE FOLLOWING ¢ ADA eS. 5 d district declared ovat : iz x Dean, seconded cates Supply Company, sup- Bhscies & Worthington, sup- SUNDAY SERVICES . p whick lance was to* be known as © 4 by M. L. Bishop, that the rules and plies — eee 2.04 plies és tes ‘ , Supt. Oral seres 96-A. Moved by W. F and City Council: regulations be suspended and. the Casper Motor Company, sup- Midwest Refining 9:45 a. m. ed meaner He Dur ae Chrit and Snpaay Mian yee gare tre@t Committee wishes to finance committee audit the bills as _ plies 41.55 and fuel oil _ 11:00 a. m.—Public worship. Sermon: that Ordinance No. 96-A ort COUN NAL NSN? ; presented to the Council. Motion car- it City a W. F. Henning, citrified pipe Peace.””® b se ak hat Rar ct and operate ried. : ie oles ee a - 148.10 W. F. Henning, estimate No. 7:00 p. m.—Epworth League. Subject: “The Chris- : The following bills were presented: John Jourgensen, supplies._ 6. 1 een ee |, ee ee 10,721.00 . dad His Re ao ak ” Miss Mar: ts cross their John F. Leeper, mayor.J_ $ Commercial Printing Co., sup- y. FB. Henning, final es- fan and [is creations. BSR signal to cone T. A. Dean, council 00 < plies Ss 30.25, timate No. 1__--__--_ 1,445.17 * Hunter, Leader. aye ten across the Perry A. Morris, counc: 9.00 Watrona Power , lights. 801.860 W .E. Kilgere, policeman___ 169.22 : | } Die in.” 2 by 8 am * M. op, councilman 6.00 Piatrona Power Co., lights 6.60 Vani Hospital, 8:00 p. m.—Sermon Subject: oS Bad Baxeaie, aye, and lowered, ow. Dunn, councilman 9.00 The Texas Comp y, correc- medical services -___-___ 16.50 Th M hod t Ch h ecliaeds ante vad or on the W. W, Keefe, councihnan 9.00 tion on Voucher ___/.__. 13.01 %. C. Kayap, BAD, medical-ser- e Viet 1S Uurc 3 juir A oane, city clerk 150.00 Coliseum Garage Co., supplies 2.68 VAT a Sa ee 86.50 SECOND and DURBIN € onded L. BISHOP. A an Dosen, treasurer_ 150.00 Natrone, Power Co., lights fer Werren Construction, esti L. FRENCH, Mini ‘ ahoonebett order W. KEEFE A. R. Lowey, city attorney-. 83.33 City Hall _.... 23.45 _ mate No. 3, Dist. No. 7__12,462.76 WALTER L. . pack correcting the recore A. Dean, seconded by W. EB. ‘Tubbs, police judge-_ 50.00 Natrona Power Co., electric E. Brewer, engineeri 147.1 ARE YWouU A NATIVE soni? [hat is the question which all true patriots will answer in the affimative and which means the full co-operation of alf citizens and their support toward each other. Every siaie, every city, is as prosperous as its citizens want it to be. Their public spirit, not the incidental place of their birth, makes them true native sons. Have you faith in Wyoming? Have you faith in Casper, the center of unlimited resources for everybody’s activity, with its wealth of greatest magnitude, still hidden in the soil? : 3 Ave you proud to be one of the red blooded men and women of brain and brawn who help to exploit these resources, bringing to themselves, to Casper and to you inde- pendence, comfort, wealth and happiness for life? Are you thankful to be welcomed with open arms nto their midst, to be paid top wages, which more than offset the slight advance in living expenses? Ave you here to stay with us in a healthy, vigorous climate (never mind the wind) and see a real city arise ina short time? 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