Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1920, Page 8

LEGAL NOTICES ine of Second Street and the east property line of David Street. at the first of the month. No deliver- hence north along the east prop- [es to be made. Goods to be boyght in erty line of David Street produced case lots and in as large quantities os ‘across Second Street and along sad possible. east property line of David Street to Bids will NOTICE OF _ RE-ASSESSMENT ROLL IN PAVING DISTRICT NUMBER EIGHT Notice of hearin: roll for the construction of grading, property line of Second Street—ine commissioners* paving and improving those strecis point of beginning. Courthouse. and portions of streets in Paving Dis- Notice is further given that the trict No. 8, in the City of Casper, said re-assessment roll is now on file County of Natrona, State of Wyo- with the City. Clerk of the City of Pub. May ming. ‘Casper, where it may be examined by he <. Notice {8 hereby given that the|any person, and that any and all per- oRDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY OR- City Council of the City of Casper) sons who may desire to object to said, per OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE will meet on the 21st day of June, A, re-wssessment roll are hereby notified SHOULD NOT BE MADE D. 1920, at eight o’clock, p. m. of to make such objections in writing Scant said day, at the council. chamber in and to file the same with the said The State of W the City Hall of the City of Casper City Clerk on or before the date fixed Gounty of Natrona, 5 for the purpose of hearing objections for such hearing, or at such other 1 the Matter of the to the re-assessment roll for the con-' time as the hearing may be continued Waldherr, Deceased. struction of the necessary gradinz,| to, | Raward Krehmar. the paving and improving upon those) ‘The said City Council will sit as a) with the will annexed of streets and portions of streets in Pav- Board of Equalization for the pur- John W: ing District Ng. 8, in the City of Cas- pose- of considering such roll and per, to-wit: at such hearing or hearings will con- Second Street from the East prop- sider such objections made thereto, , erty line of David Strect, west to the or any part thereof, or set aside such) cet forth. City Limits, or the di & line be- roll and order that such re-a IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED by tween the Standard and Midwesi Re-| ments made denote a ic fineries. appear just and equitable, and then David street from the south prop-' proceed to confirm the same by ordi- erty line of Second Street to the! nance be opened on Tuesday, room jn the County ROBERT J. VEITCH, Chairman, 1920 29 yoming, of Jolm ate aldherr deceased, having filed petition herein praying for an ordor of aid decedet t, for the purposes therein sons interested in the estate of said de- sed_appeer befor the said District 1920, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of! said day, at the Court Room of said Dis- trict Court, at the Court House’ in the County of Natrona to show cause why an order should not be granted to tie if ON Te-assessment!, point 100 feet north of the north June 1, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., in the,said Edward Krehmar. to sell so much. of the real estate of the said deceased as shall be necessary. And that a copy of this order be pul- lished at least four successive weeks in |The Casper Daily Tribune a newspaper printed and publishea In said Natrona County. RALPH KIMBALL, Judge. Dated this 17th day of May 1920. Publish May 19-26-June 2-9-16, 1920. (N & 8) a CHEYEN) CHEYEN. / \B BAPTISTS TO BUELD. 3, Wyo. May 26.—Rev. administrator) Frank H. Devine, edifice secretary of the estate of the Baptist Home Missionary Society, has been secured by the First Buptist ‘Church of Cheyenne to plan and launch ale of a part qr all the real estate Of a campaign to raise $40,000 for enlarge- ment of the local church. ————~e— The largest mass of pure rock salt the Judge of said Court, that all per-|in the world lies under a section vf Galicia. It is known to be more than 500 miles long. north property line of First Street. Dated at Casper this 17th day of x First Street from the East prop-|May, A. D., 1920. erty line of David Street to the West BEN H. PELTON, Jr. property line of Ash Street. Mayor. Ash Street from the north ASA F, SLOANE (Seal) prop-| Attest: aleliy*tlalahdabalabaks-Nebabalok Casper Busines erty line of First Street to the south . t " property line of Second Street. Publis EXER rec ory penned The boundary of said Paving Dis-| 4990 HARE EN trict No. 8 is as follows, to-wit Beginning at a point on the east line of David Street 100 feet north of NOTICE OF INCORPORATION | ACCOUNTANTS the north line of Second Street. | pain Fie AGH: praca ah Thence West across David Stroct! pGtAINBOW (PETROLEUM | COR. GUARANTEE REGISTRY to a point on the west line of David RSMO WOF inet eG eh CORPORATION Street 111.26 feet. north of the in- tersection of the North property line of Second Street and the west prop- erty line of David Street. AUDITORS AND ACCOUNTANTS Regintrar and Soc BeeuTrnaster, Agents. PHONE 660. 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. office of the Secretary of State, at) Cheyenne, Wyoming, on the 7th day) of May, 1920. The objects of said cor- poration are the acquiring by lease, | | | | Thence southwest thru Block 67 urchase and otherwise, and the own_| o- — and paralleling the north property ah holding and disposing of oil and. * 1 line of Second Street to a Agr Mother mineral lands; the operating! | nmmenTH & VAN DENBERG | the East property line ° ; Spm and development of’ the same; the! | Re bear ent) | Street 11 ee ae Bee ESA north) <clling, manufacturing, transporting 300 0. 8. Bldg. Phone 767-3 | DROEH Mane Oreo 0 nun hha ‘5 and disposing of the products thereof,| | < yoenre pda thaceeest een with power to borrow money and to) o—— ee Neue onrale Eraeae ; mortgage and encumber the property HITECTS ty line of Spruce Street 101.82 feet eetie Se raupationeanad lo aeuite ARC! } s by = ‘poration, and to acquire all —— north of the north property line of|Linds of real and personal property DUBOIS & GoopRicn 1 Second Street. decrees 9 minutes\if, connection therewith, and to do| Architect on Then south 79 degr 9 minutes all things necessary or convenient to| Reet eT Se hone 440: , i west, 732.50 and paralleling the carry out effectually the main ob-| ! Cnsper, Wyo. ites north property line of Second Street 2 e jects of s r 1 4 id corporation. G SES TEEN) to a point 101.82 Oe 2 ie aa Its capital stock is One Million,| | GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENRY | north property line of Second Street.|rive’ Hundred Thousand Dollars| | Po Thence south 80 deg 7 minutes (¢1 500,000.00), divided int } ai 162 west 584,80 feet, arfd paralleling the| ($1,500,000.00), divided into onej kon <0 west 064. cet, é pare million, five hundred thousand shares! o north property line of Second Street to a point 101.50 feet north of the north property line of ond Street. Dollar! Its term of exist-} of the par value of One ($1.00) per share. psc Ars = ws ence is fifty (50) years. | \§ TRANSFER & STORAGE | ONES GAN eT GL 15 min-\" ‘The number of Directors is three | office Talt’s Biliinrd Hall | west 0 fest and parallel-| je) , , 4 + | Phone: Res. 87.W. Office, 106 A id € Sec. (3) and those who will manage the an oving a Specialty. ge Sirest, toon oeiny aouia fesjetfaire of the company for the first) | ond Street roe p year are J. E. Hanway, Patric’ 3 north of the north property line of O:Gonnor and G. R. Hagens. 1 BAKERIES Second Street. _ - Operations of the said Company) 9. —— see eae Oecdestecs 55. min-| shall be carried on in the County of || CONC A Oes utes west 732.50, feet and paral Natrona, and State of Wyoming, and|| Manufacture a trend” ing the north property une 66 feat in such other places in the State of | 24 W. Yellowstone Ave. north of the north property line of Wyoming and in pet eS iia Second Street, or the City Limits, a * ghe Directors may decide. on. BEAUTY SPECIALISI point 964.75 feet north of the center pany is located at Casper, N: ARTES ae Section 8, Township 33, Range 79/PAany 3s pea SHex; BEAUTY SPECIALIST of Section 8, ee Eh Wet Ge Count, Wyomir nd the ag Manicuring, Dyeing and Bleaching hence so along 3 : |] PE 2) 1). f Range 79, the west-boundary of the) W¥OMING. a Pe ienbe , City Limits, across Second Street to By J. E, HANWAY, Presiuent. PHONE 1367. 7. See tke ot Seen aCe oat Publish May 25, 26 and 27, 1920. | erty Second Street a : M.) on » thru the-center of Sec-| (H- & M.) CHIROPRACTORS tion 8, Township 79. DEG REAR 1 Thence northe: 0 feet to, NOTICE AND CALL FOR BIDS. || on, aNNAGHAHAM JUNFREX | a point 135.39 feet south of the south Notice is hereby given that bids, | Chirop: | property line of Sec Street. will be received for the construction! ! bat f up iene nley i Thence northeast 30 feet to a/of improvements in Sidewalk "i ret) @ « point 135.39 feet south of the south No. 3, for the construction of side- oO property line of Second Street on the| walks, not already constructed and CHINOPODIST i § line of the Standard the proper grading of the same. Visiting Belentitic | Chiropodist Oil Company’s property. The amount of improvement + oo ry Ns Thence north 1.8 feet to a posed is the construction of all s ppointment.« point on the w line of Chestnut walks, not already laid and = ceon- o— = 24 Street extended north, 185.58 feet'structed, which shall be constructed DR. B. G. HAGN south of the south property line of of cement concrete, five (5) feet in Dit, HDNA HAHN { Ss is Lg idth 1 perl Jed, i Chiropractors Second Street. F width, and properly graded, in ac- nf Thence northeast across Chestnut cordance with the ordinances of the| | FA ea 5 ‘ : | Office 428° Phones: He: Street to a point on the east property City of Casper, heretofore passed | ¢_. line of C it Street ‘extended and adopted, and to which reference! > North, 196.87 feet south of the south is hereby made. DR. M. HARNED roperty line of Second Street. The eftimated number of feet of | Chitopeactor. | Boatiienes 732.50 feet tojsidewalk construction is 83,900 | he he ta i the west line of Spruce square feet. The estimated execava-||,—— _ Street to 2 point 259.53 feet_south|tion is 4,000 cubic yards. of the south property line of Second| The estimated cc of this im-| CONTRACTORS Street. provement as shown by the approved) ——— . ., : Panels " o1G) >] IN Thence southeast across Spruce specifications is Thirty-two Thousand| | UBT ME EIGURD WnHe bLOok Street to a point on the west prop-!Dollars ($32,000). PETER CLAUSEN erty line feet south of Second of Spruce Street 295.45 All bi of the south property line| marked ‘ Street. General Contractor Office 306 O. S, Bidg. Phone i P. O. Box 1145 for said work shall be} idewalk Proposals” and be addressed to and filed with the Ci 1 we7Tm | Thence northeast thru Block 21)Clerk of the City of Casper, at bs | and across Oak Street thru Block 20! office, and will be received ‘until 2| Camp Work A Spectaity and across Elm Street; thru the westlo’clock P. M, on the 21st day of| Egtinates Huraiean half of Block 19 to a pgint on the) June, 1920, at which time bids will] | Hig Contractor center line of the alley in Block 19,\be opened at the regular meeting| | Phone 10163. P. 0. Box _ 984 2 i Sil ©. Military, Casper, Wye. feet north of the north prop-|of said Council. erty line of Fi treet. s A certified check in the sum of|*———__—— o ong the center line'ten (10) per cent of the amount of Cc. T PLUCKHAHN, »ck 19 and the cen-\the bid must be filed with each bid,|} Contractor aie Belides: asda ter line of said alley produced south|to be forfeited to the City of Cas-|| | Let. me ture with you on your across First treet and along per as liquidated damages if the bid- work now under construction. center line produced thru the d be awarded the contract and!| | Phone 1831, Res. 746 8. Coe & Northwestern Railroad Com- f to enter. into a contract for; 97> ag warehous lots Numbers 2 such improvement with the city °y K to the southeast boundary of within five (5) days from his _noti | Sidewalk: ake e oundation Work rt aye « fication, if he be the successful bid-|| 104 ug guvcish you estimates Thence north 64 degrees 2 minutes der, to perform the work and to | Johnsen & Company east 656.33 feet along the southeast furnish a bond guaranteeing the/{ Phone 10165 ‘ boundary ote the Chicago & North-! faithful performance of the > = mn Railroac Company's 2. Suc! c 7 ishe PREIS 26% hashes Railroad Compan; ; re- Such bond to be» furnished oa ROASTS f house lots to a point on said south-'time of the signing of the contr LARSEN & JORGENSEN, INC, ast boundary, the intersection of the Bids may be received in either of Genera! Contractors Saal arte lingo f pp fa) BEES titer tabs ator th bothit Planing 3 n Connection. east prop Ravin of David Rerec the two following forms or in both | | Fieping yy iawont ave. ‘ ut 2 “cross Ue phe of said forms, to-wit: \ o the Chicago & Northwest Jpon the sis of receiving » i « pe E | ern® Railroad Company’s warehouse} ments in cash installments as CLOTHES CLEANERS lots Nos. 1@ and 11 to the said point vided by the Ordinantes of the on the ast boundary of said/of Casper and statutes of Wyoming. | | RE eee ener Ot Chica Northwestern Railrond) Upon the basis of receiving pay- | Cleaning, Pressing, Hemodelina Compzny’s warehouse Lot 10. |ments in Special Improvement War-} “THE POINT! es. | Thence north 255.82 feet x “rants, payable in installments e Oe RE eer east property line of Dav t_tending over a period of four yez ER | | d south to said tiand bearing simple interest at the} y of the Chic & North- rate of six (6) per cent from thel| Pa Railroad Company’s ware-,date when the City Council issues x : Lot No. 10 to the southwest/such Special Improvement Warrant renal corner of Block No. the intersec-\and as each payments ppcomee due. werbe e tion of the north property line of the interest on all deferred pay. First Street and the east property ments shall algo become due _ _.... DOCTORS line of David Street. ; _ The City of Casper res a) the) > DK. MYERS { Thence north 64 degrees 2 min-\right to reject_any and ail bid i Physician and Surgeos utes ? 7 feet n) th h B. H. PELTON, Jr., Bpectal wt ItON aver so Gisesiten proper of First Street to the (Seal) 990 vn Mayor. || SF Womee Sas ee, pias. intersection of the center line of the Attest: ASA F. SLOANE, || offtee Phone Ov), hea. Phone 48 | north and south alley in Block No, . _ City, Clerk. |. |g ena with the north property line of Fi Pub. May 26, June 2 and 9, 1929. Te RAW DER aD Strect. MCE AND (: Pi limited to dineaser o: Thence north 415.15 fect along; NOMC™ AND CALE: Bort BIDS | Genlto-Urinary ract and Dipeai Sap . = | of the n. 3 senter i ne of the north cule south peor rnishing County Road Crews} | Pron etiiee! Ramage alley in Block No. 2 the east): With Provisions for the month of ones: Office 51; House, and west Block 5. alon: Pine ass 1 ey.0 tae Hospital, 272 or 273. 1 he center f the x i . ‘3 . Hours: 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.; 4 Dp. m. | : . aa : ante to 6 p. m; 7 p. m. to 8:50 p, m y duced ne Sealed 1 will he received by the) o— -© hiBlock 2 to the w pono County, Com naae | ( MARMIIADL ©. KEITH, =D. | in, Block age the south property line trona County for furnishing féodstutt Whe Physician and Surgeon H : IS Lad: for the vitrious road crews, consisting) | Special attention given to obstet- | Thence west along the south prop-j@f bacon, hams, potate condensed | | Ties and diseases of women and erty line of Second Str to the mitk, dried fruits, flour, sugar and) | Children, ttt ft northwest corner of Block 2 or thelother staple food supplies, for the] | phomest Oftlee Boe Residence 166 | intersection of the south property! gionth of June, SSR RT SO Bk a gargs 2 om ee NOME AE IT LE LE LE RO SR sO at te LEAST INIA HI RAHN EERIE, s and Professional Leverrrrrerrtrrer rier rs se BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER | Po cco rat ad ee aaa | DOCTORS DR J. Physician Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. —-Phones— Office 180 = DR. LN, FROST Rooms 204-206 Phone 123. WYATT HOTEX i he CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL j 840 8. Darbin St jarbin | 1 Roh: a ‘ Office Phone 54; Res. Phone 116 | ———— +i 27: 2 and 2 OR. H. R, LATHROP, Surgeon tn Charge, --—9 DENTISTS bR. J. ©. BIBBS Dentist Rohrbnugh Bids. (Over Casper Pharmaoy.) Phone 54. pee li i! | $$, { HIDES == —o | WYOMING HIDE & METAL Co. Dealers in Hides, Peltx, Wool and Fars. Country shipments solicited. Proper attention guaranteed, PHONE 562-. 525 West Second St., Casper, Wyoming. pace GAT CLEANING | NEW YORK HAT CLEANING WORKS We clea! re-block al ds of Hints, Panaman, Soft, Felt stit Hats for ladie: nd = gentlem Ne trimmings; all work guaran. -d. We call for and deliver. Shoe shining parlor dm gonncetion. '. Secon Cnaper, yo. _— Phone 1819W. LAWYERS WILLIAM 0, WILSON Attorney at Lav Casper, Wyoming Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block —O MICHAEL W. PURCELL Attorney-at-Law Suite 316 O11 Bxchange Buildin: Casper, Wyo., Phone 8d. = HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers. 204-207 Ol! Exchange Blég- Casper, Wyoming. a SL ec NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers SOD-10-11 Ol] Exchange Blag. re ' GEORGE W. FERGUSON Attorney-nt-Law Rooms 22-23, Townsend Bldg. —_| e 196-5 i Wyoming { ——--o 1 ' OPTICIAN W. A. Frenzel Byes Tested, Glasses Fitted. Our Work Is Guaranteed, 262 South Center Street PAINTER PAINTING 5 MOHR Interior | | Painting and Decorating { 2u6 North Wolcott st. i Phone 627 1 Satisfaction Guaranteed o. } PLANING MILL | o——— Seo J. 0. JOHNSON for MIN-Work and Window Glass PHONE 1323. Mill Rear of McRorey Apts, Shop a ffices Railroad and Durbin Streets Let us do your mill work Our_prices are right We carry Sherwin-Williams Paints Phone 1462 PLUMBING AND HEATING ~ | | | J. DONOHUE i} Plumbing and heating, hot water | heating a specialty. bade or! kind: | Haattise Spe eed, ROOMING HOUSES iy HOUR HOTRL West Second ee Strietly Modern Foome by Way, Week mM Nhuvis & DALTON: Brew” STENOGRAPHER REMINGTON a W. L. TALBERT, Representative at o | ‘Turner Drag Stere. Cribune Supplies are to be paid for in cash’ Court, on Friday, the 18th day of Sune’ t WANTED WANTED—Laundry work, rough dry or finish; curtains, comforters and sill work a specialty. Mrs. Philips, 136 N. Lincoln (new number). 5-18-10t* —— WANTED—Loan on new garage build- ing; on main street in town; value, $12,000; want $6,000 to complete; we LOST AND FOUND Se ae nee LOST—Bunceh of keys, probably on S. Durbin St. Finder please return to Tribune office and receive liberal re- ward. 5.24-3t* ————_——$—$<— se ———_—____| LOST—Sunday, on Salt Creek road, be- | tween Casper 3 Pa) Take, tire on rim, 31x4; pateh on tire; reward. 316 S. Lincoln (new number),/ give first mortgage. Phone 457-W. §-24-4t* | Clappell, Nebr. — es LOST—Black and white fox terrier dog with bob tail. 136 W. Second, Phone 1063. Reward. 5-25-3t LOST—One brown’ leather bill folder containing American Legion card, Car- penters’ union card and $8.00 in eur- valued as a relic of the war; re- ward, J. F. Thomas, 303 Oil Exchange Bldg. §-25-2t* \ 5-25-3t | SEE BEN STORAGE & WAREHOUSE | Phone 74W. CECIL BON 109 W. Firat St. L. SCHERCOK i — WANTED—Live salesmen and brokers OS’ licited. We are rec- sT—Brown bill folder containing | communication so! ; blue prints and important ietters.|ommending only the best oil companies teturn to P. O. Box 828. Reward. stock after thoro investigation. We 3 ae 5-26-3t* | furnish bank reference and co-operation —— | with our men every way possible. Har- LOST—Gasoline tank cap; Anderson|well Brokerage Co., Central Stock Ex- Phone 897-M. 5-26-1t*|chance, Wichita Falls, Texas. §-22-9t* WANTED—Nurse girl to take oure of children; good wages. Apply Box 222. ‘Tribune. 5-25-Ft Cee enn |FOR CARPET CLEANING call the In- car; reward. reacted chivas tenelliume ve etaeer sree rores umesr enter STRAYED—From MeRorey Apartment “Q,"" small, gray kitten; return to above apartment and receive reward. 5-26-8t* phone 4835. 4-23-tf WANTED — Competent ‘woman _ for housework; four hours daily. Antler Rooms, 616 . Wolcott. 5-22-46 WANTED—Ciean, cotton rags, for wiping machinery; 6c per Der] Tribune Office. WANTED—Second hana clothes and furniture of any kind. bape, +4 the Salvation Army, 611J. -L1-tf PART IN LARAMIE GRIME CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 26.—John Cordillo, former prohibition department agent convicted of manslaughter for the slaying of Frank Jennings near Lara- mie the night of September 7, 1919, will be tenced in the Laramie county to pronounce judgment today. Judge Mentzer also announced that CASPER WINDOW CLEANING CO. the trial of Pete Cordillo, charged jointly with John Cordillo and Walter} Expert window washing and Newell with the murder of Jennings,| house cleaning. will not be held untit some time in July. The trial tentatively was set for June 7th, but Judge Mentzer has decided to . delay it because the summoning of a| 2 ———————————_______.| jury probably would seriously interfere | © hn tee with the work of farmers, a number of z is Whom would be certain to be among the| WANTEHD—Colorea wants day's vtniremen drawn, work. Phone 893. 5-25-2t* The trial of Newell will follow that of Pete Cordillo. are charged with murder fin the first degree. SEWER BONDS GO BEGGING, IMPROVEMENT POSTPONED CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 26.—Be- causé the brokerage firm making the PHONE 1297-J 6-17-tf girl work; small family: excefient wages. Apply Box 222, Casper Daily Tribune 5-25-5t WAD,TED—Good Ford mechanics. Ap- piy Boyle's Garage. 5-25-5t WANTED—Position by all-around ma- chinist; good steam engine, gasoline and pump man. Chas. Koukol, 318 W First St. 5-25-2t* ranch from 10 fo 20 miles northwest bent bid for $800,000 of Cheyenne sc-ver|Mripane AAtreud J. “W. G. care bonds demanded a commission of $59, —— — 100, or approximately one-fifth of the WANTED One hundred men’s second- hand suits, coats and pants. proceeds, the city council has reject all: bids and the sewer system im ment which was to have been financed Additional Classified Ads Address “Box 647, | ean Both he and Cordillo| WANTED—Woman for general house: Seana eae a WANTED—Young man wants work on 26, 1920 = FOR RENT. 651 W. Railroad Ave. FOR RENT—Furnished siee two single beds ,toilet a: S. Jackson (new number), FOR RENT —Two-room apartment; partly furni: dea “ ly furnished. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. First St. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished ber next to bath; suitable for one oc i gentlemen. 810 C Y Ave. ———________. FOR RENT—AN modern ap: unfurnished, except electric r. built-in cabinet in kitchen: no 402 S. Jackson (new number) 860.5: FOR RENT—Modern 615 S. Lincoin. FOR RENT—Stee housekeeping and girls only. 60. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment rooms, Corner Cherry and Railroad apartment, 5-5-t¢ PIng-room, nd shower, 314 Phone 84434, 5-21-t¢ basi artment; ange and children, Pho: 5.25.20 sleeping-room, 5-24-4t* ping-room with light privileges; for women 124 S$ .Beech, Phone 5-24-3t |_ Vincible Vacutim Cleaning Co.; satis- Bint faction guaranteed. Phone 1083-W, - G. W. Anderson, 218 N. Center. FOR RENT—One apartment, moi rm: 6-25-5t* ate ae room, BEES for two men. it ‘tments, 140 EB. N ves WANTED—Men's second-hand sults igs eR Rd and pants: highést cash price paid ti = for same. 116 East Midwest Ave., i FOR RENT—Modern apartment: thre: rooms and bath. 735 S. Durbi 526-4 fe in a en ee ae ee el FOR RENT—Modern sléeping-room for one or two gentlemen. Corner Lincoln. FOR RENT—New fiveroom basement apartment; 336 N. Jackson. 26-21 — FOR RENT—Two-room unfurnishe) Sth ant 6-2 modern nnfurnished, district court here late this afternoon. Wan ante PPT 8 Hoe basement apartment; water anil Judge W. C. Mentzer delayed sentence red dollars On real estate, lights furnished; excellent for light on the assumption that an appeal was| Drawer, Bax 1103 Casper. 4-28-tf| nousekeeping. Phone 468M, 730 8. Aci, to taken to the supreme court, but WANTED Ae eek ry eae br 5-261 no procedure looking to an appeal hav-|_ ness, tools and some house ing been instituted to date, has decided | 0048-_Phone 1086. Oe 3 FOR SALE FOR SALE—Five-room house. bath on first floor; 4 rooms and bath in basement, two-room house on rear of iot; basement and small house rents for 9 per cent ot price asked and leaves owner five rooms for own living quarters. For informa. tion Phone 120-J. ” 5-17-4t FOR SALE OR RENT—240 acres near . Wyo.; would consider good partner with means. Box 216, Tribune. 5-22-6t* $$ FOR SALE—A good dairy business. It will make the investor big mon Address Box 528 Casper, Wyo. 5-24-3t* a FOR SALE—Ten rooms of furniture, including piano, steel safe, ete. “1140 S. Elm, Phone 197-M. 5-25 MUST SELL QUICK Modern four-room bungalow with bath, large closet, built-in kitchen cal. inet and colonades with bookcases; ar- }tistic and.well-built; located on corner lot, near school; just comlpeted; ready to move in; $2,800 discount for cgsh. Also one three-room bungalow: very cheap. See H. J. Koski, Cor. Lambert and Washington, North Casper. 5-22-tt FOR SALE—One thoroughbred Holstein through the bond issue has been in-) Highest prices paid. il call| butt calf; cheap if taken at once. 339 definitely postponed. fon hee id. Witlcall W. Second (old number), 340 Yellow TT eres " WES’ stone Ave. (new number). 5-26-t0 r tia 9 1 AVE. FOR SALE—New electric vibrator. 936 ° LE—New el ic ra . ° | ' Realty Transfers | Phone 19-J a Ghesteut Bae" aE WANTED—Board and room for myself and two boys, aged 8 and 12, near re fineries if possible. Box 221, Tribune. 5-25-2t* SAT WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand one- y et ux to.C. L. Rowse block 75; 5 . Troxel et al to C. A. West, lot 1, block 134, Casper; $1. Carl Bayer et ux to M. E, Pratt, lot AWARE ieee Te ton truck; must he in good condition A. M, Nichols et ux to Otis Thomp-|Haijp eet Nght. Phone 193-R, 722 8, son, lot 6, Kenwood addjtion: $175. | = See Ben Realty Co. to M. B. Down-| WA roa nurse call Mrs ing et ux, lots 1 and 3, block 128; $1.} Room 208. City references Walter Svare et ux to D. S. ray,| 3-25-6t* lot 355, Kenwood addition; $1. = C. A. Miranda to Rae D. Barnes et EN aaearny ining Pigvaige zou have al, lot 4, block sewing ma- Casper; $5,100. hotd 2, ghines—any kind of hou ods. J. i. Dessert et ux to Anna Camp-| Yo, >buy and sell anything. one bell, lot 12, block 18, Casper; $1. 2 8-18 .0f es F, Deets et ux to Blliott. Helfrich, ! part lot 4, block 114; $1. WANTED J. M. Carey and brother to H. J. Pe terson, Tot 4, block 156, Casper, $250;| Six exnerienced clothing fur- lot 9, block 156, Ca: * jot 11, |Mishings salesmen who can furnish best block 156, Casper, lot 12, block, Of recommendations. Apply at once to 156, Casper, $300; lot 10, block 156, Cas-| ELGEN SHOK AND CLOTHING CO. per, $250, ee Clyde C. Hassell to John Cc. Blakely | WANTED—RBy Saturday night, 1 Ny metots 299) and $00) block 46, N.|' married grocery salesman. ar Casper addition; $1. | Work: T will pay salary, also give com- The Mills Hutton Co. to M. Mikel on} mission, and bonus; give phone number. lot 9, block 1, Mills addition; $10. Address Box 223, Tribune. S. K Kirchner et al to I Dye et|— tek on SEY Sec. 14 SW% Seo. 14, ‘T. 3¢] WANTHD—Messengers with iopolesr t. 84; 320 acres more or less: $1. | 2000 pay guaranteed. Apply Man Iven Enderson to August Molin, Sec.| 28e% Western Union. 5-25-20 18, 19-32-82; undivided interest (4) in, WANT = mining claims Sec. 4-29-80; all Sw1,| ANTED—Boys of 12 years and older to cary Tribune routes: +. 7-40-80: 1 pay, Sec. 7-40-80; all mining claim Joe No. 1 steadv employment atey. pein NW Sec. 7-35-78; undivided % | ply Cireckrg Manager, Teibee canes Interest in NE 11 T. 34 R. 82 5-26-6tdh Thurl Keith to Gertrude Cahill on all rights in mining claim in BY of SEY ED—Thousands railway mati of SW of SEY being 6 acres in Sec, ks required for vacancies created if Na et nt; three exam- Myron W. Whittemore to Isabella H. Juckson on lots 29, block 19, trus- tees sub. of Rojson Spider dome being Write for dates and Columbus Institute, 5-26-1t* isemople questions, Columbus, Ohio. part Sec. 21-34-83; $200. RADIATORS for autos, trucks, tractors W. D. peannen et ux to L. F,) repaired and rebuilt: McKinnon dae, Thorne, lot 6, block 52, White's aad eeze-Proof and ShotwellJohnson tion; $707 cc properly installed on short notice, Lem Harrell to Henry Wyatt, lots|C#sper Auto Radiator Works, 435 WW, 16, 17, block 91, Casper; $7,000. | Xellowstone Ave. 5-26-1¢ beth Wells to Thos. lot 21, block 87, Casper; $1. Wilbur Fowhay et ux to W. O. Phil- lips, lot 11, block 99, Casper; §1. Casper Realty to Walter Galles, lot $0, 81, block 26, North Casper; $1. J. M. Carey and brother to Harry Astin, lot 2, block 148, Casper; $400. MORTGAGE DEEDS Henty Wyatt to Lem Harrell, lots 16, 17, block 91, Casper; $5,650. — Walter Galles to Stella M. Lilly, lot 80, 81, block 26, North tion; $1,000. Marion Hanson et ux to C. S. Steed,) WANTED. ~Lady boarde: Phone 10163, 512 8, Military. 5-26-3t WANTED—Woman wants work by the day; house cleaning or extra work. Phone 60, 124 8. Beech. 5-26-2t" WANTED TO BUY—From owner, Buick or Dodge car; must be reaso: able. Box 224, Tribune. 5-26-1t' FOR RENT RENT—One modern Casper addi-| P. Olson, | FOR furnished Phone 176 part lot 11, block 82, Butler addition;} bedroom: snitable for one or two gen- $2,450. Uemen, Phone 468-M, 730 8. Ash. Se 526-1t ie TRANSFER >|, in. the state-wide primary to be so SS. ne i Test Virginis > dolem Modern bedroom, two H For QUICK jin st Virginia today delegates droom, } SERVICE Ibe named to the national conveutions Henning. 326 B. | EE. land candidates nominated for the vari HtAMMI TRANSFER Cae { 1} THONE sa ors fed to be filled at the November| For nis Furnished soom In pri VETERINARY SURGEON election, = eS Dae Hat 1142 8, Second or} | eet NaN Nine men constitute @ Jury in Mer cece encase aw eaie i| nan ay sree. { fico, and a majority ites the anit: FOR RENT—Sleeping-voom and batch. mary If the jury is unanimous there is no ing room. 4380 W. Midwest Ave. | at Casner Pharmacy. 180, appeal. : 526-1 rs and roomers | Storm covers, which hi FOR SALE—House, 12x16; two lots in North Casper Addition; $550 if taken at once. John Heltner, Phone sje a FOR SALE—Good used cars; all cars in A-1 shape; we sell them on commis sion; we get you spot cash; bring your cars to our place. Auto Exchange, Cor Linden and Center Sts. 5-15-10 FOR SALE—By owner, lot 3, block 169: terms. Phone 941-J. 5-26-61 t ARMY GOODS PURCHASED FROM THE U. S. GOVERNMENT U. S. government pup tents, each-$ 4.00 Used army tents, pyramid shape, 16x16, class A, cost government $100, each = 46.00 16x16, class B, eac 40,00 16x16, class C, each. 5.00 Used army wall tents, 9x9, each, | $25 to - --- 30.00 Used army tents, pyramid shape, — 7x7, each _. “ 18,00 Tarpaulins, 9x16, Aluminum mess kits, eas U, S. army aluminum can each Steel hospital cots, each- New hip rubber boots, per New leather saddle bags. per 1912 mode! officers’ saddles, eac U. S. McClellan saddles, each- U. S. army pack saddles, all com plete, each U. 8. government metal hors lars, each » Cost the government $1 U. S. leather horse collars, 18-19, each, $ each Knapsacks, New government se DI canvas, wool lined, per pair Second-hand government — wool- lined canvas horse blankets, pair U. S. heavy wool O. D. blankets, each - Heavy gray army wool blankets, each - U. 8. arm been used, per pair. §. breast collar lead harnes with 27-foot lines, per set--- One and one-half-inch breechins harness, oak tan leather, 1% inch lines, per set. 1%-inch breeching harn lines, per set 1%-41n. government breeching ness, 1-inch lines, per set-- 24n. short trace harness, 115 Jn. | lines, 1%-inch strapwork, per Set 2° Second-hand government halte! per dozen -. Separators, Starch Bro: » $4 New U. 8. recruiting sack: 1100 Hand corn planters, best made, ea. |! Mail orders promptly filled. Send dr or money order along. Include pos’t™ if by parcel post, and where necess specify sizes. We do not issue cam Togucs. U. ma , each, $40, a BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN, MIDWAY HORSE 3 MARKET rire r