Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1920, Page 11

FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1920. = Above is reproduced a drawing house—“The Albuquerque”’—now being erected by Charles Anda,! former county commissioner, on, It is one of the newer type of apartment houses) 12th day of July, A. D, 1920, its pe-| wealthy stockman of this county and North Grant street. MISSION ARCHITECTURE TO SET OFF ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT ON GRANT BUILT BY CHARLES ANDA of the new modern apartment being built here and was inspired by the seemingly never-ceasing de- mand for quarters in which to live. “The Albuquerque” is not one of the mushroom type of apartments, some of which have sprung up here in the past three years in order to give relief to strained living conditions. Its con- struction is along classical lines of architecture, involves the best"of mate- rials, and is designed to be an addition to the civic beauty of the city. Its cost will he approximately $75,000. The building. 13 to be. one story in height, built: of brick and wood. Its lines of architecture will be of the mis-} 149 sion style, very popular in southern California, The apartments, 16 in nun. ber, will surround a large court nor- dering on which will be a wide veranda which runs around three sides, An arched entrance will open to the court and the apartments inside. The 16 apartments will have an| equivalent of five rooms to cach, in- cluding Mving room, dining room, buf-| fet kitchen and a dressing room. Two disappearing beds are provided in each apartment with the exception of two in which is an extra bedroom. Built-in features are provided in the kitchens. Each apartment has an independent entrance, basement and individual fur- nace and hot water heating plant. A nine-foot driveway will be provided on each side. A community laundry is also ar- ranged for and will include eight large and are owned 1 Wyo. Sheriff and By COLIN CAMPBE So Se eer ae eee In District Court Sixth Judi County of Natrona—ss. This is to certify that I, the under- signed Sheriff, have this day inspected, ccording to law be 50 head of cattle to shipped to Eng head branded on left side___ head branded on left side. head branded on lef side_ Witness my December, A. D. 1919. PAT ROYCE, Ex-Officio County Live Stock Inspector. L, Deputy. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE 1 Dis- trict. The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss, Notice Is Hereby Given, That in LEGAL NOTICES” NOTICE State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss: {in the District Court Sixth Judicial) } District. “New York Oil Company, a corpora- tion, Plaintiff, vs. James Yount, William S. Werner.! dr., Oral Johnson, Lysie W. Rem- mele, Robert K. Creager, George Clevidence, Edwin ©. Roberts, Matthew W. Carlin, Thos. A. Eu- banks, Alec E. Thompson, Fannie Freeman, Heirs of Matt. Camp-| field, Defendants. i ‘TO: James Yount, William S. Wer-; | ner, Jr., Oral Johnson, Lysle W.) ' Remmele, Robert K. Creager,! } George Clevidence, Edwin C. Rob- | erts, Matthew W. Carlin, Thos. A. Eubanks, Alec E. Thompson, Fan-) nie Freeman, Heirs of Matt Camp- field. You and each of you are hereby notified that New York Oil Company, @ corporation, intends to file on the |tition praying for the condemnation of certain lands situate in Natrona ) County, State of Wyoming, described jas follows, to-wit: _A strip of land fifty (50) feet |wide, being twenty-five (25) feet on jeach side of the center line of the pine lines and the telephone line in now located over across and under the Southeast quarter (SE%) of the Southeast quarter (SE%) of Section eight (8), Township _thirty- three (33) North, Range eighty-two (82) West, of the Sixth (6th) Prin- cipal Meridian. A strip of land fifty (50) feet wide, being twenty-five (25) feet on “leach side of the center line of the pipe lines and the telephone line in connection therewith of the said New now located over across and under the Southwest quarter (SW%) of the Southwest qugarter (SW%) of Section nine (9), Township _thirty- three (33) North, Range eighty-two (82) West, of the Sixth (6th) Princi- pal Meridian. A strip of land fifty (50) feet | Township thirty-three (33) connection therewith ef the said New} York Oil Company as the same are} York Oil Company as the same are! wide, being twenty-five (25) feet on each side of the center line of the pipe lines and the telephone line in connection therewith ofthe said New York Oil Company as the same are now located over, across and under the North half (N%%) of the North- west quarter (NW) of Section fif- \ wide, being twenty-five (25) feet onjrooms 24x36. | each side of the center line of the pipe lines and the telephone line in connection therewith of said New | York Oil Company as the same are}tub, boiler and other furnishings lo- now located over, across and under the North half ua) of the South- west aoe (SW%) and the North half (N%) of the Southeast quarter (SE%) and the Southeast (SE%) quarter of the Southeast quarter (SE%) of Section thirteen (13), North, Range eighty-two (82) West; and the South half (S%) of the South- west quarter (SW%) of Section eighteen (18), Township thirty-three (33) North, Range eighty-one (81) West, of the Sixth (6th) Principal Meridian. For the construction upon, oyer and under the same, of a pipe line or pipe lines for the conveyance of gas and oil and a telephone line for use in connection therewith. NEW _ YORK OIL COMPANY, By WINTER & WINTER, Its Attorneys. dated Oil Company, a corporation duly organized under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Wyoming, by a certain chattel mortgage dated ctober 25th, 1919, and filed in the the County of Natrona, State of Wy- oming, at 9:05 o’clock, a, m., Jan- uary 17th, 1920, and recorded in Book 10 of A. C. & L., page 400, etc., following described personal prop- erty to-wit: 2 heavy National rigs. 1 small Star machine. 3 boilers. 1 Campbell hair belt. 1-4x20 spud, 2-5x35 spuds, 1-30x3 spud. 3 sets of 5-ineh jars. 1 set 3-inch jars. 1-15% inch 4-10inch bits. 2-6inch bits. 1-4% inch bit. 0 inch elevators. 2-6 inch elevators. 1 wire line. 2 manilla lines. 1 set 6% inch casing clamps. 2-10 inch bailers. 1-6 inch bailer. 1-4 inch bailer. 1-8 inch straight under-reamer. Pub. June 12, 19, 26, July 3, 10,/the office of the County Clerk of 1920, - Natrona County, State of Wyoming, SeeSSSS SD SSS warras eases ip aa 10 of, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE LSS ae Ue ae | : > WHEREAS, said Oliver Bower) WHEREAS, Big ‘our Consoli-| for a valuable consideration has sold| office of the County Clerk and Ex- officio Register of Deeds in and for mortgaged to George G. Smith the) 1 cook house 34x14. 1 tank house 20x10 with adjoin- ‘ing room 10x10, together with bath cated in said tank house. | For more certainty as to the iden-) tity of the above described property! wreference is hereby made to that cer- tain mortgage now on record in the County Clerk’s office at Casper, Wy-| oming, as heretofure referred to, which said mortgage was given to se-| jcure the payment of the sum of! ;$23,500.00 payable to the mortgagee \therein named according to the terms and conditions of one certain promissory note of even date there- with due one year after date, with in- jterest at the rate of eight per cent per annum, and ' WHEREAS. said George G. Smith as aforesaid, for valuable considera- tions, sold and assigned said chatte mortgage, together with the note therein secured to one Oliver Bower on the 15th day of January, 1920, said assignment being recorded in and assigned said chattel mortgage and the note therein secured to Wal- ter R. Hoefflin, said assignment be-| |ing now on file in the office of the} County Clerk of said Natrona County, State of Wyoming, and _WHEREAS, said Walter R. Hoef-) .flin is now the legal owner and |holder of said chattel mortgage, to- jeerper with the note therein secured, j and WHEREAS said chattel mortgage provides among other things: “That! in the case of an attempt on the part of the mortgagor to remove from the County of Natrona the foregoing goods and chattels or any part there- of, or if at any time said mortgagee or his assigns, should feel unsafe or insecure, then and in that event it shall be lawful for the said mort- gagee, his heirs or assigns, by his} agent to take immediate possession | of said goods and chattels where- soeyer found, the possession of these presents being sufficient authority therefor, and to sell the same at pub- lic or private sale, or as much thereof as shall be sufficient to pay the amount due or to become due, as the case may be, with reasonable costs pertaining to the taking, keeping ad-| eer and sale of said property,”) an WHEREAS, the said Walter R.| x BLACK CAPSULES SPOT CASH NTEN'S Caco iD BA and CUBEBS —AT YOUR DRUGGIST— (Ask for BY NAME ONLY. svoid Substitution | BIG TIRE BARGAINS ES ee eee — FAGE iisr PIONEER GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 Sandison & Fiddes THOS, FIDDES, Manager Corner Fourth and Jefferson Sts. Prompt Service High Grade Tires We Deliver Direct from Factory 30x3 Ribbed Tread__$11.75 ———--- 30x3 Non-Skid ____-$12.59 See 76a 30x31 Plain _____-$15.75 , line! bath, 32x3' Plain _____-$15.75 ment with toilet. Place is 32x31/ Non-Skid $18.85 J} gest rial, for. oreunaney 34x4 Ribbed Tread__$23.80 Two houses now being built on GRAY TUBES ‘The pioneer battery on motor enrn. Has stood the test of time. Used on]! 85 per cent of the Electrically equipped cars today. Generator, magneto, starter an Ughting equipments repaired. AUTO ELECTRICAL CO., 136 E. Midwest Ave. Phone 9683 (Old 111 E. First St.) FOR YOUR LIBERTY BONDS Money to Lean on Diamonds, Spruce 5 th of CY Plans furnished and built to your order, Repair promptly ided to herstrips Av houses work I dco Ben Really Go} Wait until it is too late. Insure your property now. Hoefflin, the legal owner and holder| of said mortgage feels insecure by reason of an attempted sale on the part of the IAOE VERE OE of all or por- tions of the above described property pursuance of an order of the District Court of the County of Natrona, State of Wyoming, made on the 18th day of, June, 1920, in the matter of the estate of John Waldherr deceased, 109 W 15" ST. PHONE 74 W 2-5 inch subs. 1-4 inch tool wrench. 1 keystone No. 2 machines. Complete string Standard tools, 1-11% Acme engine. stationary tubs, hot water heaters, etc. The building is now well along in its construction and will be completed | within the next 60 days. J, A, John- teen (15), Township thirty-three (83) North, Range eighty-two (82) West, of the Sixth (6th) Principal Meridian. Jewelry, Guns, Clothing Casper Loan and Clothing Store—229 South Center Dubois and Goodrich, the architects. “The idea we had in building this son is the contractor and the firm of | apartment was to have a flat where a Casper man with a famil, says. MASONIC FETE ON SUNDAY TO (Continued from Page 1) which will be concluded shortly before noon, freshment. Promptly at memorial services may be attended only by members of the fraternity. The lodge will be open- ed in due form by Past Grand Master C. H. Townsend, who will act as mas- ter of ceremonies, and deliver a brie the hour will be devoted to re- 1 o'clock the Masonic will occur. These Master Alfred J. Mok- With the regular for- The sub- address. Past Ter will respond. malities the lodge will close. sequent proceedings are public and the crowds will be assembled te r the oration of Hon. William A. ner, J. G. W., of Cheyenne. The unveiling of the bronze tablet to mark the place of holding the ancient lodge meeting by Oregon Trail, July 4, 1862, will be per- formed by Grand Master Arthur K. Lee with an appropriate address. This will conclude the official pro- gram. Many Casper people interested in the} celebration went to the Rock today making provisions to remain over Sun-} day and return Monday. Most people, however, have arranged to leave the city early tomorrow morning and re- turn in the cool of the evening. The celebration at Independence Rock promises to be a complete success. The several committees in charge of the various features of the occasion have the magnificent civilization that has ensued. i INSPECTION CERTIFICATE The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona—ss. This is to certify that T, the under- could live comfortably and reasonably,” Mr. Anda; the pilgrims of the will sell at public auttion, to the to confirmation by said Judge of said District Court, on Monday, the 19th day of July 1920, at ten o’clock A. M., at the front door of the Court | Natrona, State of Wyoming, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said John Waldherr, deceased at the tion to that of the said John W: herr, death, ‘al lyin; of Natrona, State of Wyoming, and bounded and described as_ follows, Lots Numbered One, Two and to-wit: Three in Block One Hundred Forty- two and Lots Numbered Six and Seven in Block One Hundred Forty- three in the City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming. Terms and Conditions of Sale: Twenty-five per cent cash at the time said property is sold and the balance of seventy-five per cent in cash at the time the order confirming such sale is entered by the court. Dated this 26th day of June 1920. |; Administrator with the will annexed, \ of the estate of John Waldherr. N.&S.) Publish June 26, July 3, 10, 17, 1920. IN THE DISTRICT COURT SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss. In the Matter of the Estate of John H, Irwin, deceased. C. M. Bryan, the administrator of the estate of John H. Irwin, de- ceased, having filed his petition herein wraying for an order of sale jof one-ninth interest in N% N% of }Sec. 11, Tp. 33, R. 79, the real es- tate of said decedent, for the pur- oses therein set forth. IT IS , THEREFORE ORDERED by the Honorable Ralph Kimball, Judge of said Court, that all persons interested in the estate of said de- ceased appear before the said Judge of said Court, on Monday, the 26th why an order should not be granted to the said C. M. Bryan, Adminis:ra- tor, to sell so much of the real es- tate of the said deceased, John H. Irwin as shall be necessary. And that a copy of this order be published at least four successitie weeks in Casper Daily Tribune, a newspaper printed and published in the undersigned, the administrator, with the will annexed, of said estate highest bidder for cash, and subject time of his death, and all the right,, title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law or other- wise, acquired other than or in _addi- deceased at the time of his in and to all those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, and being in the said County said Natrona County. A strip of land fifty (50) feet wide, being twenty-five (25) feet on each side of the center line of the pipe lines and the telephone line in connection therewith of the said New York Oil Company as the same are now located over, across and under the Southeast quarter (SE%) of the House at Casper, in the County of;Northwest quarter (NW%) and the South Half (S%) of the Northeast quarter (NE%) of Section fifteen (15), Township thirty-three (33) North, Range eighty-two (82) West, ce the Sixth (6th) Principa} Meri- lan, A strip of land fifty (50) feet wide, being twenty-five (25) feet on each side of the center line of the pipe lines* an@ the telephone line in connection therewith of the said New York ‘Oil Company as the same are now located over, across and under the Northwest quarter (NW%) of the Southeast quarter (SE%) and the Southwest quarter (SW%) of the Northeast quarter (NE%) of Section nineteen (19), Township thirty-three (33) North, Range jeighty-one (81) West, of the Sixth (6th) Principal Meridian. A strip of land fifty (50) feet wide, being twenty-five (25) feet on each side of the center line of the !pipe lines and the telephone line in jconnection therewith of the said New York Oil Company as the same are now located over, across and under the Southeast quarter (SE%) of jthe Southeast quarter (SE%) |Section eighteen (18) and the South half (S%) of the Southwest quar- ter (SW%), the Northeast quarter (NE%) of the Southwest quarter, (SW%), the Northwest quarter’ (NW%) of the Southeast quarter (SE%) and the South half (S%) of the Northeast quqarter (NE%) -Sec- tion seventeen (17) all in Township thirty-three (33) North, Range eighty-one (81) West, of the Sixth (6th) Principal Meridian, A strip of land fifty (50) feet wide, being twenty-five (25) feet on each side of the center line of the pipe lines and the telephone line in con- inection therewith of the said New York Oil Company as the same are now located over, across and under the Southeast quarter (SE%) of the Southeast quarter (SE%) of Sec- tion nine (9). the Northeast quar- ter (NE%) of the Southwest quar- ter (SW%) and the Northwest quar- ter (NW%) of the Southeast quar- ter (SE%) of Section ten (10), both of Township thirty-three (33) North, Range eighty-one (81) West, ce the Sixth (6th) Principal Meri- ian. A strip of land fifty (50) feet wide, being twenty-five (25) feet on each side of the center line of the pipe lines and the telephone line in connection therewith of the said New York Oil Company as the same are now located over, across and under the South Half (S%) of the South- west quarter (SW%) and the South half (S%) of the Southeast quarter (SE%) of Section eight (8), Town- ship thirty-three (33) North, Range eighty (80) West, of the Sixth (6th) Principal Meridian. i Worthington pump. 1-4x10 spud. 2-5x38 spuds. 2-3x20 spuds. 2 sets 4 inch jars. 1 set 3x5-8 jars. 2-12% inch inch bits. inch bits, 2 inch elevators. . 4-8 inch elevators. 2-5 inch elevators. 3 plain wire lines. 1-1 inch swivel. 2 sets 4 3-4 inch casing clamps. 1-8 inch bailer. 2-5 inch bailers. 1-8 inch under-reamer. its. 1-4 inch sub. Fishing tools, to-wit: 3 rope ars. 1-10 inch side spud. 1 latch jack. 2,200 ft. % inch sand line. 800 ft. 3-4 inch casing line. 1000 ft. 3-8 sand line, 2 sets Barret circular jacks. 1-500 nound anvil. 1-50 pound anvil. 3 pairs chain tongs. 1-lsheave 12 inch casing block. 1-60 barrel walvanized tank. 1 set casing wagon. 1-12% inch bit gauge. 2-8% inch bit gauges. 2-6 inch bit gauges. 2-3,000 ft. measuring lines. 1-10 inch combination. 1 rope knife. 1,000 ft. 7-8 inch soft laid Califor- nia line. 800 ft. 3-4 inch drilling line. 1000 ft. 2% inch manilla line. 2 one ton Triples chain hoists, 6 complete swivel wrenches. 8-250 pound anvils, 1-360 pound ram. 2-2 sheave 12 inch casing blocks. 1-250 barrel wooden tank. 5-15 barrel galvanized tanks. 1-15% inch bit gaauge. 2-10 inch bit gauges. 1-8 inch bit uge. 1-15% inch bit gauge. 1-5 inch bit gauge. 2 sets driving clamps. Caring as follows: 40 ft 15% inch. 1218 ft. 4 3-4 inch, 150 ft. 6% inch. 1,000 ft. 6% inch. 30 ft. 10 inch. 600 ft. 1% inch. located in well and upon ground at Poison Spider, 400 ft. 4 inch at Rattle Snake. 12 derrick lamps. 3 lubricators. 2 steam forge blowers. 2 10 pound sledge hammers. 1 3 inch boiler flue expander. 1 spudding hose. 1 gas engine mine hoist. 1 maddock. 1 double bit axe. all small tools, stock, fittings and miscellaneous property located in| garage at camp on Poison Spider 1-4 3-4 inch Wilson under-reamer. 40 ft..4 inch. ine, and located on Section 11, 7160 ft. 8 inch. Township 33 North, Range 83 West, 150 ft. 8 inch. jon the 19th day of July, 1920. and the depleted and unkept condi- tion of said chattels, has by reason of the foregoing and by this notice does elect to declare the terms and conditions of said chattel mortgage) broken and elects to sell the above ppeced property in pursuance of the law in such case made and pro- vided, and | WHEREAS, there is now remain- ing unpaid and due upon said not and secured by said mortgage at the time of the first publication of this notice, the principal sum of $20,- 000.00, together with interest there-| on amounting to $1,089.96 being in- terest at the rate of eight per cent’ per annum upon $23,500.00 from Oc-| tober 25th, 1919 to December 22nd, 1919, at which time a payment upon, the principal was made in the amount} of $3,500.00, and interest from De-| cember 22nd, 1919 to June ‘%5th,| 1920 upon $20,00000, maki in the aggregate the sum of $21, now ,unpaid -by and due fro mot! igor to the said Waliw R. Hoefflin, the said owner and holder of said mortgage and said note! therein described; that no suit or| proceedings have e\fr been insti-} tuted at law or in equity to recover) the debt secured by. said chattel mortgage or any part thereof, _ { NOW, “THEREFORE, BE IT! KNOWN TO WHOMSOEVER IT} MAY CONCERN: -That notice is| hereby given that in pursuance to the Statute in such case made and pro-| vided and by virtue of the power and authority vested in the under- signed owner and holder of said) mortgage and said note therein de-| scribed, Walter R. Hoefflin does, BOTH FAITH AND WORKS- theory doesn’t get very far. R. T. KEMP CO. Insurance—That’s All Phone 370. 112 E. Second “America Fore” Without works, faith is of little avail. Without practical effort and support, loyalty in We Have Faith in America and Her Future! Don’t Be Lacking in “Works.” hereby declare that he will offer for) sale at public auction to the highest) bidder for cash, the above spec.fied roperty or so much thereof as may e necessary to pay the said Walter R. Hoefflin, the above specified amount now unpaid according to the terms and tenor of said chattel mort-| gage and said note therein specified as aforesaid, together with all costs, and other expenses incurred in the} taking, keeping and selling of said property, said sale shall be so made by the Sheriff of Natrona County, yoming, betwéen the hours of ten o’clock, in the forenoon and four o’clock, in the afternoon, at the camp} of the Big Four Consolidated Oil} Company, situated twenty-six miles | west of the City of Casper, Wyom-| Dated at Casper, Wyoming, this 26th caveat June, 1920, ALTER R. HOEFFLIN, Assignee of Mortgagee. ‘ 3, 10, 1920. (N.&S.) Publish June 26, Jul: * The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY ; FARM MACHINERY, COAL WAGONS, GAS ENGINES Phone 62. Office and Yard: First and Center ET Tal ‘ Dated this 25th day of June, 1920. R. ALPH KIMBALL, Judee.| A strip of land fifty 50) feet} 1 1917 Model Ford delivery car. 5 signed Sheriff, have this day inspected, 17, 1920.) wi P ai y ; nrcording to aw, 857 head of cattle to| Pub. June 26. July 8, 10, 17, wie eine, apreno tive” MoD) teat 11916 Model Ford delivery car. all beds, mettresses, stove, heaters. pipe lines and the telenhone line in chairs and other furnishings located connection therewith of the said New in buildings at camp_in Poison Spi- York Oil Company as the same are der, including six John_ Mansville now located over, across and under fire-extinguishers, one Underwood the Southeast quarter ‘SF %4) of the Standard Typewriter No. 3, one safe, Southwest quarter (SW%) of Sec-,one adding machine, 8 sets of har. tion seven (7), Township thirty- ness, 12 feed bags, three (38) North, Range seventy-| 20 horse blankets, nine (79) West, of the Sixth (6th) 14 halters. Principal Meridian. 5 currie combs. A strip of land fifty (50) feet) 3 mountain wagons. wide, being twenty-five (25) feet on| 1 plow. each side of the center linegof the} 10 collars with pads. pipe lines and the telephone line in| 2 feed boxes, connection therewith of the said New| 12 hobbles. York Oil Company as the same are| 1 boiler truck. now located over, across and under; 1 slip. r the Southwest quarter (SW%4) of| Buildings as follows: the Southwest quarter (SW%) of| 1 garage building 26x46. Section seven (7), Township thirty- 1 celler 12x12. three (33) North, Range seventy-| 1 bunk house 12x36 6 inches. nine (79) West, of the Sixth (6th) 1 bunk house 20x26 6 inches. Principal Meridian. 1 barn 62x40 6 inches. A strip of land fifty (50) feet] Office building, including bed he shipped to Engle, N. Mex.: 150 a e INSPECTION CERTIFICATE The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona—ss. This is to certify that I, the under- head branded 7] on left side-.------------- on -('} héad branded El on left side and hip-----------4] head’ branded on left side. head branded on left side_.----------- head branded on left side- head branded on left side__/.----- head branded on left side.--..---.----------| ARRANGE YOUR BUSINESS AND FAMILY PROTECTION “CAPITOL LIFE” McGREW Phone 153 50 | signed Sheriff, have this day inspected, jaccording to law, 203 head of cattle to be shipped to Fort Sumner, N. Mex.: 197 head branded on left side------------------- 5 head branded on left hip------------------- 1 head branded on left side-- and are owned by G. Casper, Wyo., and in charge of G. F. Destination, Robinson of Casper, Wyo. Fort Sumner, N. M. ‘Witness my hand this 19th day of December, A. D. 1919. . PAT ROYCE, Sheriff and Ex-Officio County Live Stock Inspector. By CHAS. EASTON, Deputy. Sheriff and Ex-Officio County Live Stock Inspector. By COLIN CAMPBELL, Deputy. left nothing undone that would con- tribute to the comfort and pleasure of those atiending. The public will be fully aware that it is the nation’s birth- t day for everywhere the American flag|day of July, 1920, at ten o’clock in an@ the national colors will be in evi-|the fore noon of said day or as soon dence. thereafter as the same may be heard. The historical importance of the|/at the Court room of said District event, which tomorrow's ceremony cele-| Court, at the Court House in Casper, brates, ‘should appeal strongly to the|County of Natrona, to show cause present and future generations of this portion of Wyoming for it marked the opening of the era of settlement and} 5 100 5 10 3 and are owned by Wm. Stubbs of Cas- per, Wyo., and in charge of Ed Taylor. Destination, Engle, N. Mex. Witness my hand this 10th day of December, A. D. 1919. PAT ROYCE,