Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1920, Page 10

taint { { { } { { ; : : q } j ij , ditional indebtedness for construction, iG REPUBLIC LLY AT SALT CREEK MONDAY its have been made by Arrangement the Republican county central commit of tee for a big rally at Salt Creek Mon- day night. Major Alfred H. Beach of Newcastle’ will speak, and it is probable that the speech will be followed, by a danoe. About eight carloads of people will gv from here. ST Sat Seay PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS. The following is a full, true and cor- rect copy of the constitutional amend: ments which were proposed by the Fit- teenth State Legislature of the State of Wyoming, and which will be sub- mitted to the electors of said state for | their adoption oF rejection at the gen-| eral election to bé Held in this state on ihe second day of November, A. D. 1920 being respectively amendments numbered one to six, inclusive, received from the Fifteenth State Legislature: Ni One. t Authorizing an increased tax levy for cities and towns: Article XV, Section 6. No incorpor- ated city or town shall levy a tax to exceed fifteen mills on the dollar in any one year, except for the payment of its public debt and the interest thereon. Number Two. Authorizing School Districts to con- «raet- additional indebtedness for eret- tion and enlargement of school buila- ings: Article XVI, Section 5. No. city, town or villagé, or any subdivision thereof, of any sub-division of any county of the State of Wyoming, shall, in any manner, create any indebted- ness exceeding two pércentum on the assessed value of the taxable property therein Provided, however, that any city, town or village may be authorized to create an additional indebtedness not exceeding four per ceritum on the assessed valué of the taxable property therein a8 show by the last preced- ing general assessment, for the pur- Pose of buildihg sewerage therein; and Provided further, that any school dis- trict may be authorized to create an additional indebtedness, not exceeding four per centum on the assessed value of the taxable property therein « as shown by the last preceding general assessment, for the purpose of the erection or enlargement of school buildings therein; debts contracted for supplying water to such city or town are exempted from the operation of this section, Number Three Authorizing the State to contract ad- improvement and maintenance of high- ways: Article XVI, Section 1. The State of Wyoming shall not, in any manner create any indebtedness exceeding one per centum of the assessed value of taxable property in the state as shown by the last general assessment for tax- surrection of to provitle for public de- | , fense or for the construction, improve. ment and maintenance of public roads and highways. Number Four Authorizing counties to contract ad- ditional. indebtedness not seven percentum, for construction and maintenahce of bridges and roads: Article XVI, Section 3. No county in the State of Wyoming shall in;any manner create any indebtedness, ex- ceeding two per centum of the assessed. value of taxable property in such/ county, as shown by the last general assessment, preceding; Provided, how- @ver, that any county may bond in any suhi not exceeding sbven per centum on the assessed value of the. taxablé property in such county, as shown by, the last general assessment for taxa- tion, for the purpose of constructiag and maintaining bridges and roads, of permanent nature. Number Five. Authorizing the State to create debt in excess of taxes for current year for construction and improvement of high- ways, and limiting such debt? Article XVI, Section 2. No debt in excess of taxes for the current year, shall in any manner be cfeated in the State of Wyoming, unless the proposi- tion to create such debt shall have Ween submitted to a vote of the peo-| exceeding | 1920, ple and by them approved; except to ide for and improvement of public roms and Aighways; Provided, however, That-no ‘debt for the construction of and im: provement of public roads and high- ways shall be created in excess of centum on the assessed valu- - taxable ible property in the State ig a8 shown by the last gen- eral assessment for taxation, and, Pro- \| vided further, ‘That no debt created b> the state for the purpose of construct- ing and improving public roads and highways Shall bear a greater rate of interest than five per centum per an- hum, Nurhber Six Authorizing a special tax upon live- stock for stock inspection and proter- ~ Section 15. It shall be legislature to provide for a. Spetial tak ‘to be Jevid exclusivaly | © upon all cattle, horses, mules. atid asses of the state for the purpose ot raising money ‘to ald in stock inspec- tidn and stock protection. Such money raised by this taxation on cattle, horses, mules and asses be expended by the Wyoming Stock Growers’ As#o- ciation and suth money raisea by this taxation on sheep and goats to be éx- pended by the State Board of Sheép Commissioners through warrants Issited by the State Auditor, the inspectors to make such steck iuspection to be ap- pointed by the Governor with the au- vice and consent of the president of the Wyoming Stock Growers Assocla- tion. W. EB. CHAPLIN, Becretary of State. Publish Ag, 28, Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25. Oct, # B16, 23, 30, 1920. Ce oA tec NOTICE BY PUBLICATION. State of Wyomihg, County of N&trona. In the District Court, Sixth Jadi- cial District in and for the Cotnty of Natrona, State of Wyoming. FRANK PACHECO, Plaintiff. vs. ROSA PACHECO, Defendant. TO ROSA PACHECO: Take notice that you have been sued in the nyere entitled Court by said plaintiff for an absolute diyotce on the unds of extreme cruelty and_ adultery, and that you, said de- fendant, must answer the petition filed herein by the gt plain iff on or before the sixth di lovem- Reconstructed tires; al) ela in oxeelleht Shape; Sos it new FOR SALE—Garage, 12x14, Box 398, Tribuhe. 10-16-1t* es FOR SALE—Shetland pony, saddle ahd bridle. 1211 8, Cherry. 10-14-4t* FOR SALE—Good Jersey milch cow. 1112 Boxelder. 1@15-2t* FOR 'SALE—Fresh. Holstein. caw. Phone 128-W. 10-14-38" so ordered and taken un- age: authority of Chapter 268, Wyb- Compiled Statutes, 1910; said aaa ing was called, constituted and conducted under waiver of notice signed ey ers owning in person all the Jegall ae jeraee. capital Stock of said eo: tion. es! he) SISBY, Chairman, . R. WHITE, Secretary. ( Nas) Publish Sept. 25, Oct. 2, 9, 16, 1920. ph teas Bor Acbetodtiri NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS’ ANNUAL MEETING. Notice is hereb; Ney that the annual gpetting. 0! tockholders of the Exploration on Gas Com- pany will be held at the offices of the tompeny, Room 202, Continental Building, in the Gity of Casper, te ber, 1920, or said peti ag will ‘be taken as true and judgment for siid pane will-be rendered according- A. D. (Seal) &L Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 9, 16, pea Nee kd <a sola 4 NOTICE oil AACS ed ota HAZEL CONWE There will ie . veveatal meeting of the Casper Brick & Tile Compahy October 18, at 7:30 p. m. for the purpose of electing officers and board | ation preceding, except~to suppress in-} of irectors for the coming year and any other business that may be brought before the meeting. . Signed by C. E. STARR, President and Manager. Publish Oct, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, NOTICE. At a special meeting of the stock- holders of White’s ocery Com- pany, a Wyoming corporation,’ lig!d' nt the office of the company on the 22nd day of Se tember, 1920, at the hour of-10 o’clock a. m., at which meeting there were present in per- son owners of the entire iegal issue of she capital stock of said corpora- tion, by proper resolution unani- mously igi pted the capitalization of said cofporafion Was ordered in- creancdp iui its present total amount of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars to a new total amount of Seventy-five Thousahd Dollars, each share under sueh increased capitalization to Tre- tain its present par value of One Hundred Dollats; ea he the veri- fied and acknowl ir- man and secretary of said stockhold- ers” peceting are being og in the offiee of the Secretary of State of the state of Wyoming and in the of- \fiee of the County Glerk of Natrona County, Wyoming; the acts and | things done at said meeting and Ber snang torsaid ts of sai Wd ‘CAPITOL LIFE’ McGREW Phone 153 RIG TIMBERS 9POO9H 200090649 5000000000000 0600, EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS Phone 62. Office and Yard: Fitst and Center A‘SPECIALTY ]in the forenoon, for the of Wyoming, on Monday, the 25th day of October, 1920, at 11 o'clock pees of electing directors and nsacting | Dated, th this 8th day of September, such other business as may properly come before the meeting. Dated .this 13th day ‘of October, GIL H. WOOTTEN, Setretary. Publish: Oct. 14, 15, 16, 1920. SEE BEN™ Clerk of the Gout, 1920. DEATH SICKNESS ACCIDENTS Are hapndoing. every day. Some one of these cause suffering fifahclally. | ra ‘We can help by providing Instrahce, assuring ready, money in case of either, / SEE BEN | doc Ben Really 108 W. Midwest Ave. PHONE 74.W FOR SALE—One art metal and mattress; almost ae te Railroad. . FOR SALE—New Standard ching; it from factory perfect | Phorie 8660. ht nti FOR SALE—L. ©. Smith typewriter, }\ ty No. 5, reasonable, 305 N. Durbin. 4 10-15-: FOR BALB—Good plush ged nee serge sult; Peasonable; quire 143 N. Kimball. soaast FOR SALE—Toy Fox ‘Terrier puppy. Inquire after 4:30 P. M. at 1411 Wit: low St. 10-14-3t* FOR SALE—A/ #mall threshing ma- chine; in good condition; $225. J. ‘Trevett, 125 S: See. 10-2-tf FOR RENT—Modern lose in, 383 8, R FOR SALE—Grapha ords, sewing + Spent or saved is considered of littlé cofisequence by some people who are strong, healthy and in every way able to work and: earn. If the dollar is spent they feel they can easily earn more. They do not think of the fact that the real value of saving lies in the protection it affords for the years that so surely come to everybody when the ability to work and earn is practically, and often entirely, gone. One Dollar will open a Sav- ings Account drawing 4 per cent compoufid ‘interest in this—the oldest bank in Cas- - per. ; ing cushion 412 East Second 1) ATER aa? Shoe your truck with. Kelly-Springheld Caterpillar Tires. They are live; the} grip; increase traction; give easy-rid- 5 stay cool, and when it comes to mileage, the figures sdund extravagant ‘until you ask for proof. Casper Supply Co: Corner Center and Linden Sts. GIL CITY AUTO SUPPLY CO. Phone 1112 165 Va = wm Ss He: @ ‘ : on | § | F = o ld Caw aR MIR carriage, ‘hgh chair, all in iD ' WHITE MOTOR TRUCK CO. 5 So. Ash ” Phon RENT<Hoom for ti odors gentlemen, 535 8. Genter 10-1610 |. R RENT—Furnished steam Tooth: 426 Wolcott, ae ern room; steam, hi Beech. 10-1 coo Hoa with 46 Fal ‘Washing ma- Pereuse if sdld at 10-16:3t? fet sesesessee CEMENT Ags eae: ee: = CHIROPODIST CHIROPRACTORS se Ae: peeee atone Hem ae. dy . oy eeeststees and * : 5, * ‘ We at * * * * * * * . . * * * * * . * . . * * * * eeoeeene® teeeet eaetessege » DR. J. J. DONOVAN * ° ¢ New Location ore White's Grocery * #8. decona” * ee = & Phone 913 Obstetrics a: ten ata ate Smith: «he cai like mother cook Basement Wyatt Hotel eeeateeeee se Rubber Corsets Ay Nature’s Rival, Dé Bevoise, Scott's es front =e be $8.00 “all coraets above $5.00 Small alterations free of charge. MARTZ HAT SHOP 154 S. Center St. SERRE GEO Se ceeebieeeses . DR, c ey DUNCAN. Bolirbourh | Bldg. Res. seven see eae eet pe DOCTORS DR. F. E jokey Fines ites $8 ete: Office: Room Phones: Ofice 4 aettoe PETERIAS, os s+ WYATT t CAFETERIA aateticia family if you eaeeeene eeeseseeseoosessesess beecee ede bes eteeheresesie * DE, A. G. DEVEL . Regular Physicias aid Surgeon BRICK A St. * * eee eeeees Bt. . See steveces seesseeeer s Ag Me HOUSER ®: * Ae Ge Grnaunte aa ‘nate io CONTRACTORS Bbeteeceecees }, DONTRACTORS * given to house or * Plans and estimates * materials furnished 5 Ree hE S ee ees cessseceeeese CLEANERS AND PRESSERS Seeenseeetesesesesestene CORSET SHOPS SHORES E RES RE DES Cee eee’ CorsET SHOP B75 to §3, $2.75 to $6.50 ee ae Cpe ses Phino 6¢ Le ooeeee mat Geeees Sof . * . . e Casha PER, er Phone 273 wen Wyo. DR. HOMER t. LATHRO! » & and Dbstetricd fen Ee MRE DR. ‘ternal DR. C. 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