Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1920, Page 11

tl ee eet ; LEGAL NOTICES eT ac 0 IE ih eae ORDINANCE NO, 17-A. AN ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO THE REGULATION OF TRAFFIC ON THE STREETS, ALLEYS, BOULEVARDS AND THOROUGH- FARES IN THE CITY OF CASPER. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAy- OR AND COUNCIL oF THE CITY OF CASPER: Section 1. The following terms, Whenever used in this ordinance, unless otherwise specified, shall be deémed to have, and shall be held to include each of the meanings respectively set forth in this section, and any such terms used inthe singular number shall be held to include the plural. Whenever the word “person” is used, it shall be deemed to include partner- ship, firm, company, corporation, and the person owning, controlling or hav- ing charge of a vehicle. All public streets, avenues, boule- vards, alleys, lanes, highways, footways, sidewalks, public parks, parkings, roads, viaducts, or other pwblic places laid cut.for the use of vehicles. “The lateral boundartes of that portion of a street designated or intended for the use of vehicles whether marked by curbing constructed of stone, cement, concrete, or other material or not so marked. Every wagon, hack, coach, carriage, omnibus, push cart, bicycle, motorcycle, automobile, motor truck or other con- veyence, except baby carriage and rail- road cars in whatever manner or by Whatever force or power the same may be driven, ridden, or propelled, whion is.or maybe used for or adapted to Pleasure riding. the transportation of passengers, baggage, merchandise or freight; and every draft or riding ani- mal, whether driven, ridden or led, 9) standing still, except that an-animal oi animals attached to any vehicle shall, with such vehicle, constitute one ve- hicle: The term “motor Vehicle” shall apply to all vehicles propelled hy power other than muscular power, except road roll-|be ers, traction engines and railroad and railway cars and motor cars running only upon stationary rails or tracks. “The term “motorcycle” shall apply to vehicles having but two main wheels in contact with the ground, upon which the operator sits astride; but a motor- cycle may carry a one-wheel attach- mient and seat for the conveyance of a passenger, ‘The term “chauffeur” shall apply to — to indicate a person, vehicle or subst:n- tial object 10 feet to the side of such See Every of y vehicle when turning to the venicle at a point 10 feet ahead of such! right rom one street, ayenue or alley amp. Such vehicle shall also be equtp-|in thig city into another street, avenue ped with a lamp on the rear showing al or eliey, shall turn as near the right red light plainly visible at a distance of; hand curb as possible, and in turning 160 feet in the reverse di which the vehicle is proceeding, andjor alley, shall keep to the right of the such other light so reflected as to clear-|benter of the intersection of the two ly reveal the figurés on the rear num-| streets, avenues or alleys. Y ber plate. All such lamps or lights shall! Section 23. Every person in charge at all times be kept burning while such) of any vehicle turning to the left from vehicle is in use or operation in anyone street, avenue or alley into another street of said city during the period of ktreets, avenue or alley, shall allow the the day from one hour after sunset|right of way to a vehicle or vehicles until one hour before sunrise. ‘ Section 9. No person owning, con- trolling or having charge of any ‘horse- drawn vehicle, shall drive or permit vehicle is turning, and the person in charge of any vehicte traveling in the direction in which such vehicle fs turn- such vehicle to stand on any street of|ine shall have the right of way over the Casper, during the period of one hour| vehicle so turning. Every person in after sunset and one hour before sun-jcharge of any vehicle turning to the rise, unless there is attached to the left|right from one street, avenue or alley side thereof a lighted lamp, showing ajinto another street, avenue or alley, white light, such light to show a reason-|shall have the right of way over a able distance from such lamp; provided,| vehicle or vehicles traveling in the di- that this section shall not apply to a ve-| rection In which such vehicle is turnng: hicle while loaded with loose hay or|and the person in charge of any vehicle straw. traveling in the direction in which such Section 10. It shall be unlawful to use) vehicle is turning shall allow such right on any vehicle, left standing on any | of way to the vehicle so turning. street of Casper, any lighting device of| Section 24. Except as herein other- over four-candle power equipped with) Wise provided, every person in charge ® reflector, unless the same shall be so|of a vehicle traveling on a street in flesigned, reflected or arranged that|any direction shall have the right of no portion of the beam or reflected light/ way over vehicles approaching him from when measured 75 feet or more ahead) the left. of the lamp or lamps shall rise above] * Section 25. Every person in charge of 42 inches from the level surface on/|a vehicle when about to stop, shall sig- which the vehicle or car stands under) hal persons in charge of vehicles in the all conditions of the read. Spot lights|rear by raising the: hand, and in case shall not be used except when project-/}such person is about to turn off the ing the rays directly on the ground and/street or turn around, he shall indicate at a distance not exceeding 30 feet in|to persons in charge of vehicles in’ the front of the vehicle or car. rear with his hand the direction in Section 11. Every motor vehicle or|which he proposes to turn. No person ™otorcycle shall at all times while being|in charge of a vehicle shall back the used or operated upon the streets of|same without ample warning having Casper display the number plates as-|been given by him; and while backing signed it by the Seéretary of State of|unceasing villigence must be exercised the State of Wyoming, on the rear of not to injure persons or property in the such vehicle, to be securely fastened in| rear. conspicuous positions so as not to swing,|, Section 26, No person in charge of and to be at all times plainly visible./'a vehicle shall pass or attempt to puss No number plates other than those fur-|another vehicle or vehicles traveling in nished by the Secretary of State shall}the same direction upon an intersec- used. tion. ! Section, 12. No person shall use or} Section 27/ All turns to go in the Operate a motor vehicle as chauffeur|reverse direction shall be made at a upon the streets of Casper without hav-| street intersection whenever the person ing obtained from the City of Casper,|in charge of such vehicle shall be on any a badge, which badge shall be worn by| Paved district in the City of Casper. such person pinned to his clothing in a] Section 28, conspicuous place at all times while he|Of any vehicle shall drive such vehicle 1s operating such venicle, and no such]0n the streets and avenues of this city person shall voluntarily or otherwise|!m a careful manner, and with due re- permit any person to wear said badge;|sard to the width, character of traffic nor shall any person while operating/and use of the street being trayersed, traveling in the direction in which such|limits of such zones, person in charge/of any animal, or vehicte Standing along|call all voting aye the Mayor declared lor near thé curb of any street within the congested district, shall at the re- 'quest of any police officer, move animal’ or vehicle away from such curb. Section 40. Every pefson shall com- irection to/to the left into another street, avenue'ply with any instruction or direction! displayed upon any post, standard, sign or device for the regulation of traffic in any publie street. establish zones of quiet in the vicinity Mie other places, and notices shall be jeonspicuously placed designating the Every person in charge of a vehicle shall exercise spe- cial care to approach and proceed thru such zones as noiselessly as possible. Section 42. No person shall deface, injure, move or interfere with any sign, standard, post; rope or other device In- stalled or placed for the purpose of di- recting or regulating traffic. Section 43. No person shall throw, deposit or place in or upon any public street, avenue or alley of this city any nails, tacks, crockery, scrap iron, tin, wire,bottles, glass, boxes, wood, boards, stone, thorns, or thorny clippings, or thorny branches of trees or bushes, or any other article or thing likely to punc- ture or injure the tire of anv vehicle. Section 44. No trucks or vehicles over two tons in weight shall travel or proceed over any portion or part of any pavement in the City of Casper when the truck or vehicle is fitted with any chains upon its wheels. No tractors or other vehicles in the nature of tractors shall he moved, driven or propelled over any paving or portion of paving in the City of Casper, without first securing special permission for such moving, driving or propelling from the Chief of Police. No vehicles of the size mentioned in this section shall be parked at any time in the congested district. No loaded trucks of the size men- tioned in this Section shall be permitted to use the streets or parts of streets of Casper that would necessitate said trucks passing over the intersection of Center and Second Streets. Section 45, In case of an accident to @ person or property on any of the streets, avenues or alleys of this city, due to the operation thereon of any ve- hicle, the person operating or in charge of such vehicle shall stop, and upon the request of the person injured, or Every person in charge|any person present, give such person/®¥e and nay vote being taken resulted: his name and address, and if not the owner of such vehicle, the name: and address of such owner. Section 46. No person shall operate a motor vehicle or bicycle upon any side- any person operating a motor vehicte|8aid vehicle wear any such badge be-|and the safety and convenience of ped-| walk of Casper. ployee, or for hire. . The rider or driver of an animal, the other than his own, as mechanic em |10nging to another person, or a fictitious|estrians and such other vehicles. ec, Section 13, Every person engaged in|0r propel or cause to be driven, ridden Section 47. Any person, firm, asso- Section 29. No person shall drive, ride|ciation or corporation violating any of| Council will sit on the 7th day of June, the provisions of this ordinance, shall, rider of a bicycle or motorcycle, the op-| the business of renting or hiring out|Or propelled, any vehicle upon or along} upon conviction, be punished by a fine erator of a motorcycle,.a person in charge or control of an animal attached to a wagon, hack, coach, carriage or omnibus, Section 2. For the purpose of this. ordinance, the following streets and por- tions of streets in the City of Casper. shall be known and hereby are demg- nated ‘congested Districts,” — to-wit:| Center Street from Midwest Avenue to A Street, and Second Street from David Street to Durbin Street. Section 3. All traffic in the alleys run- ning into Center Street between Mid- West Avenue and A Street shall be one- Way alleys, and all traffic in such alleys shall proceed from Center Street. No traffic shall be headed west in the alleys herein mentioned east of Center Street, and no traffic shall be headed jt in the alleys herein mentioned west Center Street. on 4, No person shall ride, drive Of propel, or cause or permit to be rid- den, driven or propelled, any motor ve- hicle or bicycle upon or along any pub- lie street of this city, without having! attached thereto a hell, gong, horn or other signalling device in good working ler, and sufficient to give warning of, the approach of such vehicle to pedes- tfians, other riders, or drivers of ve- hicles. No such signalling device shall b® used or sounded except when neces-| sary to give such warning; nor shall any yerson use for signalling any device making a sound similar to that used by: we Police or fire departments of this city. “Section 5. No person shall ride, drive or propel, or cause or permit to be rid- den, driyen or propelled, any motor ve- hicle upon or along any -public street of this city, unless the same shall be equip- ped with a good and sufficient brake or 8¢t of brakes which shall be of sufficient power when applied to bring vehicle, when running at a speed of twelve miles per hour, to a full stop within ten feet, from the point where such brake is ap- plied. Section 6. No person operating a mo- tor vehicle shall permit the motors of the same to visibly emit an undue’ amount of steam, smoke or product of combustion from exhaust pipes or open- ings, and every vehicle using gasoline, distillate, kerosene or other liquid fuel 8 motor power, must™be provided with ‘a muffler or other device for the reduc- tion*of-the noise of the exhaust, which device shall not be cut out or dis- connected within the limits of the city. Nor shall the driver or person in charge of any motor vehicle permit such vehicle to stand along upon any street of the city with any part of its machin- ery running: Nor shall any person op- erating or in charge of any motor ve- hicle either by its operation or use cre- ate-any unnecessary noise. ‘Section 7, No person owning, con- trolling or having charge of a motor| vehicle, except a motorcycle, shall drive, propel or operate, or permit such ye: hiicle to be driven, propelled or operated’ upon any street in Casper, unless the same shall be equipped with at leas two front lamps throwing strong white light sufficient to reveal all persons, ve- hicles or substantial epjects for dis- tance of at least 150 feet in the direction such vehicle is proceeding, and suffi- cient side illumination to indicate any Person, vehicle or substantial object 10 feet to the side of such vehicle at a point 10 feet ahead of such lamps; said ve- hicle shall also be equipped with a lamp on the rear, showing a red light plainly visible at a distance of at least 160 feet in the reverse direction to which the vehicle is proceeding, and such other: Ught so reflected as to clearly reveai the figures on the rear number plate. All such lamps or lights at all times be! kept burning while such vehicle is in ‘Use or tion on any ftreet of said city during the period of"the day from one hour after sunset until one hour be- for sunrise. Section 8. No person owning, con- trolling or having charge of a moter: cycle vehicle shall drive, ride, propel oF operate the same upon any street of Casper unless the same shall be equip- ped with at leagt one front lamp throw- ing a strong white light sufficient to reveal persons, vehicles or substan- tal objects for a distance at least 100 feet in the direction such vehicle is pro- ceeding, and sufficient side illumination as near the right-hand curb as possible, where safety zones, from time to time may be established. any street with the left side to the curb. on merchandise or passengers on the left side of the street shall cross over by|@M¥ public sidewalk or crosswalk in making a complete turn at a street in-|SUch manner as to obstruct the same. tersection aud stopping at the curb on motor vehicles, except motorcycles, and|@ny street, avenue, boulevard, or public employing drivers or chauffeurs to op-|alley of the City of Casper at a speed erate such vehicles, shall keep a record] sreater than at the rate of eight miles containing the name, address and age of|Per hour in crossing the intersection of each driver or chauffeur in his, their or|@ny street, avenue or public alley with its employ, which record shall be shown|another street, avenue or public alley, any police officer upon demand, Every|®r in turning. from one street into an- person lending his, their or its motor| Other street, or at a speed greater than vehicle shall keep a record of the name,|at the rate of fifteen miles per hour age and address of the person to whom/|Upon any. street, boulevard, avenue or loaned, and furnish the same on demand|Public alley in the said city. ° to a police officer. Section 30. No person shall drive, Every person engaged in driving a|Tide or cause to be driven or ridden any motor vehicle for hire, other than a|®@nimal, or ride, drive or propel, or cause motorcycle, shall keep a true and exact|to be ridden, driven or propelled any ve- record of every trip he shall make be-|hicle over or across any newly made ‘tween the hours of six p. m. and eight|Pavement on any public street, across a. m. of the next day. Said record shalt/Or around which pavement there is a show the exact time of departure from| barrier, or at, over or near which there the place of employment, the place|is @ person or a sign warning persons where every.stop was made and the|not to drive over or cross such pave- length of time that elapsed at each|Ment, or a sign stating that the street stop, and the exact time when his em-|{s closed, ployment ended, and the place where his} Section 31. Jt shall he unlawful for passenger, or if more than one, where| the owner or person in charge or control each passenger was discharged, which|0f any motor vehicle or motorcycle to record shall be at-all times open to in-| Permit the same to be operated or driven spection and copy by any police officer; Upon any street of Casper by any person of this city upon demand. under fifteen years of age; and it shall Section 14. No person shall, unless in}be unlawful for any person under fifteen an emergency, or to allow another ve-|Years of age to operate or drive any hicle or a pedestrian to pass, park any,™otor vehicle or motorexcle upon any vehicle in front of a street or alley in| Street of Casper; and it shall be unlaw: the congested district of this city, nor|ful for any person to take, use, operate at any other place in said congested|°r drive any motor vehicle upon any district, except the right front wheel be| Street of Casper without the permission of the owner thereof. nor nearer than thirty feet of the cross-|_ Section 32. No pedestrian or rider, walk of a street intersection, nor a |4river or occupant of any vehicle shall any place in said congested district, !a¥ hold of any part of any other ve- hicle, while the same is in motion. Section 33. No person shall drive or ride, or cause ‘to be driven or ridden, any animal or vehicle upon or along any public sidewalk or crosswalk oi leave any animal or vehicle on or aloag No person shall park any vehicle on Persons desiring to discharge or take Section 34. The officers and firemen the right, as provided in this ordinance.|@nd all vehicles and apparatus of the The driver of all vehicles when desir-| fire department when going to or re- ing to turn from one street into another| turning from a fire, and all ambulances, from the right to the left shall cross to| Whether public or private, and. all other the further side of the intersection be-|Vehicles when employed in carrying fore making such turn. sick or injured persons to a hospital or “Section 15. No person shall, between| ther place for relief or treatment, and the hours of 9 A. M. and 7 P. M., except|the officers, patrolmén and sehicles of on Sundays, allow any vehicle to stand|the police department shall have right longer than thirty minutes upon the|0f Way over all other persons and ve- following streets or portions of streets|hicles on any street and through any of this city, to-wit: Center street from|Procession, except vehicles carrying Midwest Avenue to A. Street; Second] United States mail. Street from David Street to Durbin| Section 35. Vehicles under the con- Street. trol of the Street Commissioners, used Section 16. Every person in charge|for flushing or sprinkling public streets, of a vehicle shall, in the congested dis-|®@Venues or alleys of the city, or for the trict as defined in this ordinance, in|Collection of garbage, and the emer- stopping such vehicle, approach the|®ency crew of the waterworks depart- curb in such manner that the vehicle|™ent, when responding to a fire or em- will be at an angle of forty-five degrees|ersency call, shall have right of way to the curb, and that the front of such] Over all other vehicles except those car- vehicle shall, when stopped, be close|Tying United States~mail, ambulances, to the curb, and that such vehicle shall| fire department apparatus and vehicles not be nearer than two feet to any other|°f the police department. vehicle already parked. Section 36. Every person in charge Section 17. No person shall hitch, or|Of any vehicle in or upon any street leave standing, or cause or permit to|0f this city, upon the approach of any hitch or leave standing, any vehicle on|¥ehicle or apparatus of the fire depart-|Alarm and Telegraph Company, for the} W. R: Frank Construction Com- any public street of this city) within|™ent er any public patrol wagon, or any fifteen feet of any fire hydrant. ambulances, or the emergency crew of Section 18. No person shall drive or|the waterworks department, or any aux- permit to be driven or ridden any ve-|fliary fire apparatus, shall. when sig- hicle by the side of another vehicle or|nalled, immediately stop such vehicle vehicles, in any street of this. city long-|®8 near as possible to the right hand er than is necessary to pass such other|Curb of such street;,or shall such ve- vehicle or vehicles. hicle be moved until such apparatus, Section 19.. Every person riding or] Police patrol, emergency crew > <iliary driving any vehicle upon the streets|fire apparaus, or ambulance shall have of this city shall upon meeting another| Passed the same. vehicle, pass thé same to the right, and,| Section 37. No person, firm or cor- pvertaking another vehicle, shall pass|Poration, nor any employe of any per- to the left thereof, and not pull over to}80n, firm or corporation, controlling, the right until entirely clear of the ve-|OPerating or in charee of »mv car or hicle passed. train of cars operated by steam or any Section 20. Every person in charge of| Other motive power, shall cause or per- a vehicle on any street of this city,|mit such car or train of cars, or any when signalled so to do by two blasts|Dortion of the same, to stand or be ‘of a horn, or two rings of a bell, or oth-| moved in, along or across any public fer signal by the driver of another ve-|strcet in such manner as to prevent for hicle approaching from the rear, shall,|® period of five minutes or longer, any when there is room so to do, pull over|Person vehicle from crossing the track to the right of the street or road far|0r tracks on which such car or train of enough to permit such signalling ve-|Cars are standing or being moved. ‘hicle to pass on the left and on the right} Section 38. No pedestrian shall cross lof the center of such street or road. an intersection of streets in the con- Section 21, Every person driving a|sested districts diagonally, but shall slow moving or heavily loaded vehiclo,|cross the streets at right angles at a fund riders of bicycles, shall keep close|regular crossing at the intersection of ‘to the right hand curb, allowing more/two streets, and at right angles at a. swiftly moving vehicles to pass on the| point in the middle of the block. left. of not less than Five ($5.00) Dollars or more than one Hundred ($100.00) Dollars, or by imprisonment in the city jail for not less than ten days or more than ninety days. Section 48. The Chief of Police is hereby empowered and given authority to designate from time to time such per- manent parking districts, as he may see fit to establish, not in conflict with this ordinance. All ordinances pr parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Adopted, passed and approved this 3rd day of May, A. D. 1920. B. H. PELTON Jr., (SEAL) ATTEST: ASA FP. SLOONE, City Clerk, 8, 1920. ————___ COUNCIL, PROCEEDINGS Publish May Casper, Wyo., May 8, 1920. The City Council of the City of Cas- per met in regular session at the Council Chamber at the City Hall, but there not being a quorum of the Council present, same was adjourned until 8 o'clock p. m. B, H. PELTON Jr., Attest: Mayor, ASA F. SLOANE, City Clerk. EE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ) “se Casper, Wyo., May 3, 1920. The City Council of the City of Casper met in regular adjourned session pur- suant to adjournment of this date, at the Council Chamber at the City Hall with Mayor B. H. Pelton, Jr., presiding. On roll call the following were present: Councilmén W. F. Dunn, W. W. Keefe, Cc. M. Bryan, Harl C. Boyle, Fred Van Gorden, Asa F. Sloane, City Clerk, The minutes of the last regular, sub- sequent and adjourned meetings read and appreved. The report of the Street and Alley Committee read and placed on file, Moved by C. M. Bryan, seconded by Earl C. Boyle, that the report be ac- cepted. An dye and nay vote being taken resulted: W. F. Dunn, nay. W. W. Keefe, aye. Cc. M. Bryan, aye. Earl C. Boyle, aye. Fred Van Gordon, aye Whereupon the Mayor declared said motion duly carried. The report.of the Fire Committee read and placed on file. Moved by Fred Van Gordon, seconied by W. W. Keefe, that the report be accepted. On roll call all voting aye the Mayor declared said motion duly carried. Movea by W. W. Keefe, seconded by Fred Van Gordon, that the Mayor and City Clérk be authorized to enter int- a contract with the Gamewell Fire installation of their fire alarm and signal system for the City of Casper, An ay: and nay vote being taken resulted: W. F. Dunn, aye. ; W. W. Keefe, aye. Cc. M. Bryan, aye, Earl C. Boyle, aye. Fred Van Gordon, aye. Wiereupon the Mayor declared said motion Guly earried. “Moved by W. W. Keefe seconded by Earl C. Boyle that the Mayor and City Clerk be instructed to enter into a con- tract with the American La France Fire Engine Company, Inc., for the pur- chase of an Aero Truck and the other necessary equipment to equipt a down- town Fire Station, providing that the necessary funds are procured. An aye and nay vote being taken re- sulted: W. F. Dunn aye, W. W. Keefe aye, Cc. M. Bryan aye, Earl C. Boyle aye, Fred Van Gordon aye. Whereupon the Mayor declared said motion duly carried. Moved by W. W. Keefe, seconded by Earl C. Boyle, that the Fire Committee be instructed to have plans and speci- fications prepared fer a downtown Fire Station and prevent the same to the City Section 39. Every person in charge | Counc! fer their acceptance. On roll Cc. M. Bryan, aye. Earl C. Boyle, aye. Fred Van Gordon, aye. said motion duly carried. A petition to the Mayor and City Council by a numbtr of property own- jasking that they create an improvement jpalicon avenue, presented. A RESOLUTION presented declarin \the Intention of the Mayor and City Council to create an improvement dis- trict by krading, draining, consstructing Jourbs and crosswalks, along the follow. | Passed as read. ) being taken resulted: ing streets and portions of streets, tare een aye wit Grant avenue, Lincoln avenue, Jef- ane . oe W. W. Keefe, aye. ferson avenve, Badger avenue, Kirk C. M. Bryan, aye. fevenue, Lind avenue, Devine avenue and Tatl@ Hoyle. aye Mitton avenue. Sch hees BYE Moved by W. F. Dunn, seconded by| Fred Van Gordon, aye. Earl C. Boyle, that the resolution of the known as Grading District No. 6. sulted: W. F. Dunn, aye., W. W. Keefe, aye. Cc. M. Bryan, aye. Earl C. Boyle, aye. Fred Van Gordon, aye. Whereupon the Mayor declared said | Casper.” Ordinances of the City of Casp Council will sit on the 7th day of June,|dinunce be passed as read. A. D. 1920, to hear objections and re-| nay vote being taken resulted: monstrances against the creation of sald W. F. Dunn, aye. 4 Grading District No, 6. W. W. Keefe, aye. A RESOLUTION presented declaring c. M. Bryan, aye. the intention of the Mayor and City Karl C. Boylefaye. Council to create a sidewalk district by| Fred Van Gordon, aye. laying sidewalks along the streets and portions of streets, to-wit: Grant avenue, Lincoln avenue, Jefferson avenue, ordinance duly passed as of the intention to create a sidewalk dis- trict be adopted and that it shall be known as Sidewalk District No. 4. An Council for their acceptance. ‘W. F. Dunn, aye. W. W. Keefe, aye. Cc. W. Bryan, aye. Earl C. Boyle, aye. Fred Van Gordon, aye. Whereupon the Mayor declared said/ a. D. 1920. motion duly carried and that the City Ing of sulted: W. F. Dunn, aye. W. W. Keefe, aye. Cc. M. Bryan, aye. Eart C. Boyle, aye. Fred Van Gordon, aye. A. D. 1920, to hear objections and rev monstrances against the creation of said Sidewalk District No. 4. Moved by Fred Van Gorton, seconded by Earl C. Boyle, that the City Engi neer be instructed to notify all per- sons not having new house numbers,|motion duly carried, the 15th day of May, A. D. 1920. clared said motion duly carried. No. 5. The City Clerk reported hav- ing received no objections or remon- had any verbal objections or remon- strances against the creation of said| tioned for. Grading District No. 5, there being nO|taken resulted: objections or remonstrances it was) Ww. F. Dunn, aye. moved by C. M. Bryan, seconded by] w. W. Keefe, aye. Fred Van Gordon, that the ordinance} ©. M. Bryan, aye. entitled, “An ordinance creating Grad. Rarl C. Boyle, aye. ing District No. 5, providing for im-| Fred Van Gordon, aye. provements by grading, @raining, con- structing crosswalks, curbs and gut- ters,"" be passed as read, An aye and nay vote being taken re-} Rk, H. Pelton, Jr., mayor. sulted: ie W. F. Dunn, councilman- W. F. Dunn, aye. M. L.. Bishop, councilman. W. W. Keefe, aye. W. W. Keefe, councilman. Cc. M. Bryan, aye. C, M. Bryan, councilman. Earl C. Boyle, aye. Ear] C, Boyle, councilman_._-- Fred Van Gordon, aye. Fred Van Gordon, councilman— ‘Whereupon thes Mayor declared said | Asa F. Sloane, city clerk..---- ordinance duly passed as read and|J. 8, Van Doren, city treasurer therefrom this ordinance shall be in full], M. Boeke, city attorney_- force and effect ‘from and after ten|G. 8S. Bawden, city physician days from the date of its passage and |'Perry A. Morris, police judge shall be. known as Ordinance No. 144-A | Fire Dept. ,city hall janitor____ of the Ordinances of the City of Casper. | Risie Chandler, bookkeeper_.- This being the date set for the hear- | THREE—Proceedings of May ing of objections and remonstrances | Marie Bogan, stenographer___ against the creation of Sidewalk Dis-| Wyo, Clinical Lab., services. trict No. 3. The Clerk Clerk reported | P.,S. Van Natta, engineer. having received no objections or re |(T. F. Cadby, engineer__ monstrances either in writing or other-|H. B. Farlow, inspector. wise, the Mayor then asked if anyone |A. H. Zuill, engineer_ present had any verbal objections or|I. A. Knittle, rodman. remonstrances against the creation of|O. Bergdahl, rodman_ said Sidewalk District No. 3, there be | Frank S. Knittle, engineer ine no objections or remonstrances, | William Jones, water com. said Sidewalk District No. 3, was duly|Arthur Brandt, laborer. created. Frank Cotton, laborer__ Movea by W. W. Keefe, seconded by | George’ Kennedy, laborer. Earl C. Boyle, that the City Engineer |C. C. Bryan, laborer__ be instructed to draw plans and speci-|T. W. Berry, engineer. fications for two (2) doors and a brick |F. FE. Billington, engineer. partition in the’ basement of the City|E. M. Ellithorpe, chief of police Hall and that the Mayor and City Clerk|Sam Gaston, patrolman. be authorized to publish notice and call |J. E. Lynch, patrolman_ for bids for the pergormance of the|James Murdock, patrolman same. J. M. Farris, patrolman. On roll call all voting aye the Mayor|Joe Bunch, patrolman__ declared said motion duly carried: Charles Turcotte, patrolman This being the date set to receive and|J..C. Jones, patrolman. open bids for the construction of a|J. J. Haniff, patrolman dwelling for the City Sexton. The City |James Lukomski, patrolman. Clerk reported having received four| W. H. Meyer, patrolman. bids and opened the same in the pres-|A. E. Brown, patrolman. ence of the Mayor and City Council. | Oscar Heistand, fire chief. The bids were as follows: M. H. Hool, fire captain. motion duly carried. pany, bid._--.. M. A. Wright, bid. J. 8. Hardwick, -bid_- Wyoming Building and Apart- ment House Company, bid..-. 5,600.00|Charley Bollinger, flreman-. Moved by C. M. Bryan, seconded by|E. 8S. Shively, firaman_._ Fred Van Gorton, that the bid of J. 8./0. Freel, st. com__. Hardwick be accepted and that the} “eci! Freel, engineer Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to| W. P. Layton, herder_ enter into a contract with the said J. 8.) John Fales, st. cleaner_ Hardwick for the performance of the|J. H. Cromer, st. cleaner. same. > Clement Freel, graderman_ An aye and nay vote being taken re-} Otis Starks, teamster____. sulted: Charlie Russell, teamster.. ‘W. F. Dunn, aye. Elmer Brainerd, dump boss... W. W. Keefe, aye, (frank Jullan, park com-.... Cc. M. Bryan, aye. Charles Lundraan, city sexton Earl C, Boyle, aye. Axel Nelson, laborer. -_ Fred Van Gordon, aye. John Johnson, laborer. Whereupon -the Mayor declared satd|@. G. Williams, laborer_ motion duly carried. Henry Michel, laborer. An omiinance presented entitled, ““An|Mountain States Telephone and Ordinance revoking the previous assess-| Telegraph Co., telephone ment and ordering a re-assessment on| Services Paving District No. 8, of the City of|Continental Oil C )Casper."" jonded by Earl C. Doyle, that the ordi-|_ medical supplies -... [nance be pasged as read. An aye and|J- Durbin Surgical Supply (nay vote being taken regultod: medical supplies -.-.----. ‘W. F. Dunn, aye. Natrona Power Co. W. W. Keafo, aye. services » Material. Moved by W. F, Dunn, sec.|H. A. Metz Laboratories, Ly. electric r. 3, as i} Whereupon the Mayor declared said ers on North Jefferson street, petition-/ ordinance duly passed as read and there-| ing that the City install water mains/from this ordinance shall be in full on the said street, presented. .|force and effect from and after ten) Petition referred to City Engineer. days from the date of its passage and | A petition to the Mayor and City/shail be known as Ordinance No. 145-A Section 41. The Chief of Police may| Council by a number of property owners |of the Ordinances of the City of Casper. An ordinance presented entitled, “An of hospitals and other public institutions] district and sidewalk district on the fol-lordinance licensing circuses and other lowing streets and portions of streets, | simiyar shows prescribing the manner of to-wit: Grant avenue, Lincoln avenue, |optaining licenses and the fees there- Jefferson avenue, Badger avenue, Kirk lyor, providing regulations to protect the avenue, Lind avenue, Devine avenue and|pupiic from imposition in respect to prices of admission and for seats therein ®/ ana fixing a penalty for its violation.” Moved by Earl C. Boyle, seconded by Fred Van Gordon, that the ordinance be An aye and nay vote Whereupon the Mayor declared said Intention to create an improvement dis-| ordinance duly passed as read and there- trict be adopted and that it shall be| from this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after ten days from aye and nay vote being taken re-|the date of its passage and shall be eed of known aa Ordinance No. 146A, of the An ordinance presented entitled, “An ordinance pertaining to the regulation; of traffic on the streets, alleys, boule yards and thoroughfares in the City of Moved by Fred Van Gordon, motion duly carried and that the City|seconded by W. W. Keefe, that the or- ohn An aye and Whereupon the Mayor declared sai? read therefrom this ordinance shall be in full Badger avenue, Kirk avenue, Lind ave-| force and effect from and after ten days nue, Devine avenue and Milton avenue.| from the date of its passage and shall Moved by Earl C. Boyle, seconded by |be known as Ordinance No. 147-A, of the Fred Van Gordon, that the resolution | Ordinances of the City of Casper. The assessment roll for Paving Dis- trict No. 11, presented by the consult- ing engineer to the Mayor and City and Moved by C. M. Bryan, seconded by W. W. Keefe, that the assessment roll be accepted and that the date of hear-|state of W objections and remonstrances thereto, be set for the 31st day of May, An aye and nay vote being taken re- ‘Whereupon the Mayor declared said that they must procure the same before| Moved by C. M. Bryan, seconded by On| farl C. Boyle, that that portion of Mast roll call all voting aye the Mayor de-|putler addition as petitioned by a ma. jority of the property owners, be added This being the date set for the hear-|to the corporate limits of the City of ing of objections and remonstrances|Casper. That the Mayor and City Clerk against the creation of Grading District|he authorized to sign and file with the County Clerk a plat showing the addi- tion to the City and that the City At- strances either in writing or otherwise. |torney be instructed to draw A resolu- Mayor.|the Mayor then asked if anyone present] (ion confirming the addition of that por- ion of East Butler addition as peti- An aye and nay vote being Whereupon the Mayor declared said The following bills were presented: 83.33 35.00 25.00 15.00 85.00 25.00 40.00 200.00 | Woodhouse Mfg. Co., STEERS Casper Herald, publications Dwyer & Cunningham, nauting coke Chesterman C Natrona Power services — Casper Pattery and. labor W. HI. Patten, « Herman Wi John Tripeny Co., suppi Castle, Mechaley Co., exp. supplies. Co. Wool Warehouse Assn and chep = 74.50 W. 8S. Darley & Co. 65.00 Frank Julian, exp. 9.15 Bates Mfg. Co., repairing m chine — 2.54 W. W. Hanks, 2.00 Wyo. Nat. Bank, machine - 50.00 Frank S. Knittle. 18.46 pairing radiator James Murdock, boarding pri | Ore See pe ES Burroughs Adding Machine Co., contract -- Coliseum Garage Co., supplies A. M. Zuill, rent for typewriter Chas, Lundman, expenses, Osscar Heistand, supplies J. ©. Kamp, medical service BE. M. Ellithorpe, expense. Webel Com. Co., supplies. Jack Kiser, taxi service_ J. Donohue, plumbing- Natrona Fuel Co., fuel Larsen & Jourgensen, material Jourgensen, supplies- Perkins Bros. Co., binders. J. 3, Van Doren, expense. Mills Ptg. Co., supplies_ R. M. Boeke, stenographic serv ices ---. Midwest Ref. Co., late — Gilbert Bros. s National Meter Co., supplies_- Neptune Metor Co., supplies_- H. L. White, laying water main Natrona Power Co., electric services ~.----- 150.00 Continental Sup. 550.00 Oil Well Supply Co., supples_- Wm. Jones, tel. refund. H. A. Burk, labor and material Shaffer-Gay Co., frames Richards & Cunningham Co., supplies compensation__ Casper Sup. Co., thermometers Casper Sup. Co., supplies_ Casper Stationery Co., supp! The Texas Co., oil and gas. The Natrona County Tribune, publications Julius Pearse Fire department Co,, supplies ..-.--------- = ARIST, Wyo. Map and Blue Print Co. supplies 1.60 Keuffel & Esser Co., material 28.34 Service Art Ptg. Wk and supplies__ 117.50 M. J. O'Fallon Supply Co., supplies - 1,211.96 Howard Flick, 3.00 L. 8. Worthington, cemetery-. 260.33 L. 8, Worthington, Paving Dis- trict No. 10-.. 40.50 L. 8. Worthington, Sidewalk District No. 2-.. eaeees 1097 L. S. Worthington, Paving Dis- 40.50 L, S, Worthington, gallery and pump station —----- = 946.70 S. Worthington, gallery and pump station .-___ 1,317.95 L. 8, Worthington, 14-inch flow 200.00 150.00 160.00 100.00 100.00 160.00 1920 100.00 100.00 220.00 210.00 200.00 200.00 150.00 160.00 500.00 200.00 145.00 150.00 150.00 47.25 150.00 150,00 200.00 144.22 144.22 144.22 29 144.22 144.22 144.22 144,22 144,22 72.15 25.00 160.00 150.00 144.22 144.22 144.22 FAT T9AT 79.17 175.00 150,00 150.00 125.00 120.00 120.00 75.06 5.75 26.81 90.00 200.00 160.00 91.46 65.00 10.00 5.38 58.00 16.48 160.64 543.79 892.02 line .751.31 L. 8. Worthington, blue ptg. 657.58 Wheeler & Worthington, maps, 54.40 L. S. Worthington, grading dis- t No. 2- 198.51 L. S. Worthington, Paying Dis- triet No. 16. - 3,346.20 L. § Worthington, sanitary Sewer District No, 4----- 738.48 L. 8. Worthington, gallery and pumn station —---____ 1,225.94 L, 8, Worthington, water-.-.. 189.02 Gilbert Bros , water__ ~--- 3,780.40 W. F. Henning, gallery and pump station —.. ~--- 24,718.85 L. 8. Worthington, Grading District No. 4 4 L. §. Worthington, District No. 3 Warren Construction Co., Pav- ing District No. 10. -- 810.00 Castle, Mechaley Co., Sidewalk FOUR—Proceedings May 3 1920 District No. 2 Sharruck & Puy irsel, District No. 1_- 2,840.83 Sharruck & District No, 14,075.02 Sharruck & District No. 3. 9,702.34 Gilbert Bros. trict No. 4 -- 7,994.42 Warren Construction Co., Pay- ing District No. 14_-. 810.00 Moved by C. M. Bryan, seconded by Fred Van Gordon, that the bills be al- lowed as audited by the finance com- mittee and warrants ordered drawn to cover the same. There being no further business to come before this meeting, same was ordered atiourned until 2 o'clock P. M., May 5, 1920. B. H, PELTON, JR., Attest: Mayor. ASA F.. SLOANE, City Clerk. Pub. May 8, 1920. NO. 11683. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. WASHINGTON, D. C., April 16, 1920. Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre- sented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that the Citizens’ tional Bank of Casper, in the City of Casper, in the County of Na trona and State of Wyoming, has com) \ied with all the provisions of the Statutes of the United States, required to be complied with before an associa tion shall be authorized to commence the business of Banking; Now therefore I, John Skelton Wil ams, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that ‘the Citizen's Nation- al Bank of Casper,” in the City of Cas- per, in the County of Natrona and State of Wyoming, is authorized to commence the business of Banking as provided in Section Fifty-one hundred and sixty- nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States. In testimony whereof witness my hand and Seal of office this Sixteenth day of April, 1920, (Seal) JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS, Comptroller of the Currency. Publish April 24, May 1, 8, 15, 22, 1920.