Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1919, Page 10

PAGE TEN ; wal: (PAVING 1S DEFEGIIVE, PROPERTY | OWNER DECLARES IN THREAT 10 START INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS Blackmore Would Restrain City from Paying for Paving unless Specifications Are Followed and Movement Is Said to Have Sympathy Injunction proceedings to restrain the city of Casper from mak- ing further payments to the Warren Construction company under con- tracts for paving the city streets on the grounds that the paving “‘is be-. ing defectively laid and constructed” are threatened in formal notice! served on the mayor, city council and the Warren Construction com- pany by W. A. Blackmore, who all that in having his property as- . d for those “defective local im provements” he will he “greatly dam- The notice constitutes the first action of its kind taken here since the Waren company has heen awarded paving: contracts and will be VACCINATION 10 agai)? syed kmore's protest and threat, y lead to 1 ire con- tained in the following curt. state- i s YU ment of conditions filed with the proper officials: 5 To the Mayor and City Council of the City of Casper, oming, and to the Warren Construction Com- pany: You are here notified that the storm sewers have heen defective- ly laid, and that the paving is be- ing defectively laid and construct- in the storm ver district and Ruling of State Board Goes to Bat before Judge Kimball with Absence of Epidemic to Condemn It the first definite test e board of health’s ruling rega compulsory va : tion in the nee of un epidemic initherpavinwea; peli b af the prevalence of smallpox will be jy which me propecty. eeeetivels tested in the district court here next" block 29, In Park ad. 20% ark ad- Drobably ease of the di » 2 and week. This was made known today qj of fee iy tion to ne tow D when J. F. O'Donnell, county health’ Casper, Wyomine is evan ct officer, said that there were no PS tesuch' Steenicg amuse ane prevalent in the county and that ord- Gieara saga - Ss were not paving is not laid ccordings to the ions cover- 1 storm sew- received from C. Y. teard, secre y of the state bo: of health, sfating that he still y ed the rule enforced t sto ers had been and constructed contracts g ing the layi ers and the z { 5 > absence ; and construc- With the eR o. ition of said paving, entered into the city, un Denew ra, between the city of Casper and the ported, the case of Harry rot will ° i de Construction company; as a property owner j ict, Tam suffer will suffer da he taken up in the district court Mon- day, according to the attorney for the young pupil Civil suit was thru parents several w ua to com- pel the school board to admit him io school but there was brot Root's set still a preval-| ¢¢ ence of smallpox in the city at that rece : bs nrovided by the time, und any court decision then assecsment hid Vs ae special would not thore test the state ments, my s ea 1 a ART OVe: heslih beard's ruling one way or the Daas cece Ite, as well us other real estate in said distric ts may become lienable for the pay- ment of spe ussessments there on, for the making of such defeet- | other. The recent ruling of Judge Kimball in the case of G Ralph Brock- well simply applied to Miss Brock- jye local improvements, to-v the well and refu her admittance to laying of said” storm ae ah school until she had been successful-| ¢y ‘ : Sound 1 ly vaccinated. 3 and that by + “The ruling did not apply to any vy reaspn of other altho at the time of the hearing: te have told the f that he was s a prevalenle of the dis Who heard the case believ his refusa! to order the school b ission on the smallpox in Judge Kimball is understood ttorney for plain- Jog. fied there was! jy and those he based ad fact her f 1 that un- ive construction of payv- and storm se in said tnd storm sewer districts not according: to the suid contracts and specifications is stopped at ouce, T shall bring injunction pi ceedings in the proper court te - join the payment of uny further Mouey under such contracts, and shall take such other proper legal procedure $ proper te protect any such property owner nd resident of said city er, Wyoming. Dated this seeond day of O« tober, A, 9, BLACKMORR. Was cide whether the sweeping or. the stite board of health stat no child shall be shoal unles vaceinat ed or unless she has had the small pox will hold in all cases. Doctor O'Donnell made it’ plain yesterday | that he was merely following ont the! state board of health ruling in en-} forcing compulsory vaccination here and until there was some ¢ the situation he would continue obey the rule. Doctor O'Donnell intimated that he} was unxious to find the exact s of the state rule in a test ¢ of that) tend of much smallpox, the state authori ties ure expected to appeal it at once to the state preme court. Sec y tor O'Donnell here jthat ‘Conve. county schools are enforeing: the vs cination rules. to that the legality would be cle up have been no further inquiries from to the satisfaction of both parties.’ the school board there regarding the There are or about 25 students! vaccination and that he understood | here now who are kept out of school, hy the compulsory vaccination rul- ing, out of about 2,000 enrolled in the public schools here. to instructions given them. It had been reported that Doug- lus in Converse county was not en- If the court here rules, that the) forcing the rule strictly but this word state board rule cannot be enforced from Secretary Beard is in direct cone a general thing with the absence tradiction to such a report. nnouncement We TP OTE Se. The Ladies of Casper are cordially invited to call and inspect a most beautiful line of Import- ed Linens, Chinese and Japanese Art Goods. Displayed by Mrs. Sadie La Touf. The Oriental Art Shop | 146 South Center Next Door to Manhattan Cafe. $424 ddtedbtitbttttttLtitiinasa + addres eard has notified Doc-.} or i] heat, He stated that there ; that they were proceeding accordiny ‘} LLididdiddddddbidttddd Che Casper Oaily Crivune ORT EVENT REDS INVADE SOX TERRITORY IN BELIEF SERIES ARE NEAR CLOSE Today to Decide Whether Gleason Bunch Bunch Are Serious Contenders or Title; No Early'Announcement of Hurlers Ry Associated Press.) “i CHICAGO, Oct. 3.—The Cincinnati Reds, carrying a two-game lead, today invaded the home territory of the White Sox for the third ‘Several other tentative contest—the game which virtually will decide whether the American. ' league pennant winners are serious contenders or face an overwhelm- ing handicap. The teams and 2,000 Cincinnati rooters arrived ear+ ly,today on more than a dozen trains. The Reds are confident of re- turning winners. The White Sox are} determined to overcome the handicap. I began gathering last nisht Stringent precautions were t to prevent scalping. The Red ht) to fiv orites in the betting, Pitch ing assignments have not been an- nounced, Pitching assignments were the chief topic of d son announced las eh probably would select Dick young left-hander, but there w. general feeling that the youngster ‘would not be used at such a critical time and that Gleason would switch to one of the veterans. Cicotte and Faber considered the foremost possibilit Moran is expected to pick Eller or Fisher, both right handers. LOCA LSTOCK TO RANGE GRAZING Glea- he leven Team The f of a series of inter-class football mes will be played afternoon on the High School Ath- will seni mele. It is probable that the rand freshmen will combine to Torm one eleven to attempt to down the strong nior team, hTe High School athletes have - been vetting some real rimmage LAND IN KANSAS oractice this week by opposing the Army and Navy Club huskies. Altho fie Gon Se outweighed, the High School players returned to Cas 4 have more ths hele wn. yer today from an extended trip thru a han held their ov G + Coach Morgan, who ks Nebraska, Colorado — and vharze of the physics F Ter n search of grazing lands for snititary drill at the High School this cattle large pasture ir é A nd ttle. He leased a large pasture in year, has coaching the Natrona the Smoky Hill River count County te ll, Following the! Southwestern K This % 2 gatas n : inter-¢ i winter fiye tim much cattle be formed prol yea snodee ns at the presenti ame for the High School A os aly will be played November 1. men to send cattle with his to this “ms probable that the inter. SR UB eraZing acerritory.: 5 ams may play eurtain- he pasture land in this territory ser contest for the big Wyoming. is covered with a thick growth of! Montana wme, Oclatergl ne buffalo grass, gramma prass) and * an Ritaee vane ‘ White sag: ena aT : irass on the lowlands. Mr. Se eaten Rontene grass will ship his cattle there et neeee: UL eNe ISG as he n get the necessary His 245 West Second street at the present. first team will is in se made amie High to se- on the uplands and blue Snod- i A Tribune Wantad ill sell it. thall se: he the big contest October 11, when the University of Wyoming and the Inter-Class Contest Today Will! 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