Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1920, Page 10

RAILROADER 5 KILLED IN FALL |. FROM CAR TOP :=: KEMMERER, Wyo. Wyo., Dec. 20.—Fall- ing from the top of ‘his train as it was entering a tunnel west of here, Kar) Thompson, 25, a brakeman, was grqi to death beneath the wheels, his iS head : =) noon, judgment -wili be rendered Said action, and your ba. pr appropriated for the 17th day of December, Publish Dec. 20, 27, 1920, Jan. 3, 19, 3921/5 Se Ni PROCEED) 5 Exon Fe pete 6, 1920. Tegular session at the Coun- nd oo he ‘at the Gity Hall, but there 7 Pee city hall jani- Edith Engelson, -b be Maude Harriman, stenographer_ pnt antes wesene snes The oity Koupet of the City of Cas.!© 0, deck Widder, a>. Hikbard, policeman. and ail of his limbs being severed. Lit-* ioe being a quorum of the Council | Jes Freel, policeman. tle regarding the deceased is known here, other than that he formerly was} employed by the C. B. & Q. in Mlinois. The coroner is endeavoring to locate, relatives. ARSON REPORTED NEAR HULETT, REWARD POSTED scr CHEYENNE, Wyo. Dec. 20,—At the request of ‘the county commiss! sued two proclamations of reward. one present same was adjourned until 5 o'clock /p. m, B, H. PELTON, Jr, “MGS Mayor. ABA ANE, City paist-. Seas oe ee Attest: Chamber at the City ng = H. Pelton, J. gece PONE the following were. pres- W. F. Dunn, W. W. “M. Bryan, Earl C. Boyle, Or Pred Van Gordon, Asa F, Sloane, cit? | offering a reward of $500 for the ap- erk. Prehension and delivery of the un- known peragn or persons jvho get fire to and destroyed 175 tons of hay, the property of Ray C. Edsall, at the Pdsall ranch, seven miles north of Hulett, Creok County, the night of November 25. The other proclamation offers a reward of $500 for the arrest and de- livery of the unknown person or per- sons who, on October 2, set fire to and destroyed seventy-five tens of hay @t the ranch of Sylvester McConnaughey, twelve miles north of Hulett. geaibhtsty oa aya State Valuations Multiply 14 Times In Past 30 Years CHEYENNE, Dec. 20.—The state beard of equalization’s bi-ennial report has been submitted to Governor Carey. It makes a comparison of assessed uations in Wyoming during the last thirty years. In 1890 the assessed val- uation was $30,701,290; in 1920 it wes $424,866,617. The railroad equalization shows an increase from $7,316,275 in 1890 to $69,929,938 in 1920. athe yA al tee Twenty per cent off on all bedding thid week at EXCHANGE KURNITURE CO. 209-215 West First Street 12-16-tf. Se RSE eT SYLVESTER F. PELTON, carpen- ter, contractor, job work, new work 925 S, Lincoln Ave., Phone 928-J. toe eel SF A Nabe wy) Copnty of Natrona = : in ‘the District Court, Sixth Ju: Lie! ola, Biggrick- THE MATTER OF THE '®S- paae OF GRACE M. RHOADES, M. “Bartholomew, the adminis- trator of the estate of Grace M. les, deceased, having filed chis eee 0 ‘besgin praying for an order of sale of 2 part or all of the real estate of decedent, for the pur- pose the an set forth, it refore ordered by Judge sof inkaront ed the estate of said d 1 oe r before the said Dis- day b Senter, 1921, at 10 o’elock) in the forenoon of said day in the| court room of said District Court in! the court house in the City of Casper. County of Natrona, to show cause why an order should not be granted to aed R. M. Bartholomew to sell mgah of the real estate of said d d as shall be necessary. “ae is further ordered that a copy of this order be published at least} four successive weeks in the Casper Daily Tribune, a newspaper printed and published in said Natrona Coun- ty. RALPH KIMBALL, Judge. R To SHOW ©AU sare R OF S TATE SHOULD WN. State of WIAD. 3 on Thursday, the 20th) Publish Dee. 17, 1921. IN ee JusTICE COUR, BE- FORE W. TUBBS, A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NATRONA, STATE OF WYOMING. State of Wyoming } county. of Natrona ) To . Bd. McGuinn: oy ‘are hereby notified that a Writ of Attachhment has been issued aguinst you and your property at- taghed, fe secure the demand of! Martha Earnest, amounting to $150) with interest and costs. Now unless you shall appear and plead in matter before W. E. Tubbs, a Jt tice of the Peace, in and for said county, at his office at Casper, Wyo- mips, on the 20th day of January, A.D. 1921, at 10 o’clock in the fore- 20, 1920, Jan, 8, 19, S| Council The alates of the jJast regular and eaiournee meetings meetings read and approved. covet by Pred Yan Gordon, second- ea cby C. M. Bryan, that the following resolutioh be adopted and that a copy of said resolution be mailed to John B., Kendrick, Francis E. Warren and Frank W. Mondell: RESOLUTION PERTAINING TO THE UNITED STATES POSTOFFICH OF THE CITY OF CASPER, W¥0O- MING. Resolved, by the Mayor and Gity Council of the City of Casper, that toe postmaster's request for additional | boxes be granted, and permit us to your attention to the following disagree able situation: Tonight at 5 o'clock at! least forty- five patrons of the Casper postoffice ; were walting in line to be served at the General Delivery’ window. This con- Restion-had existed ever since 4 o'clock. The same condition exists practically every business day in the year and much of the time the congestion is even more pronounced. When consideration is given to the fact that there is only about 712 square feet of open floor space in the lobby of the Postofice building, the amount of inconvenience which this congesticn causes to lock box, drop letter, pareel post, money order and other patrons of the office can readily be realized. Praz- tically all classes of patrons must worm | their way through the waiting lines of General Delivery patrons in order to Bet to the respective departments. It is our opinion that the installation of the 844 lock “boxes for which Postmaster has requisition would eye This congestion approximately per cent. We realize the necessity. the imper tive and abgolute necessity of a new i ih ja -building becomes a reality, so erie must be done to inerease the fa- ies of the Casper postoffice in .or- Fe to enable the department ito give ‘the people the service to which they are rightly entitled. On roll call all members of the Goun- jell present voting aye the Mayor de- clared said motion duly carried. Moved by Fred Van Gordon, second- ed by Barl C. Boyle, that the following resolution be adopted: RESOLUTION PERTAINING TO RAILROAD CROSSINGS ON ASilL {AND WEST “B” STREETS. Resolved, by, the Mayor and City of the City of Casper, Na- trona County, Wyoming, the Mayor con- curring, that the Mayor be and is here- by authorized and directed to ask the |Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Ruil- jroad Company to cunstruct and in over their indust 1 Street and West * On roll call all members of the Coun- cil present yoting aye the Mayer ge- clared said motion duly carried. | The following bijls were presented: JB. H. Pelton, Jr., may y. I. Dunn, councilman. ". Keefe, councilman. . Bryan, councilman. . Boyle, councilman. V 1 d ~ L. Aga F, Sloane, clerk, salary and expenses ~~~ 2 J. 8. Van Doren, treasu Perry A. Morris, police judge-— 100.00 It. H, Baeke, eity attorney—sal- ary and expenses. VIHA Dr. G. 8, Bawden, city physician 150.00 N. & A. Coal Co. Phone 1400 Make the world safe for your posterity ‘CAPITOL LIFE’ McGREW Phone 153 E. ©. Bobn, policeman —— 0. B. Crockett, policeman Edward Whistler, peliceman. Oscar Hejstand, fire chief. M. B. Bh eet? 118.0 | vote heing taken resulted: W. 150.0 125,00 90.09 542 125.0 AT. Ww. P. Cevians teamster... Eimer Brainerd, Ausnpman. WC. TDewitt, laborer. ___. R. B. Jackson, teamster I. J. Freel, laborer. jc. Fay, laborer_ Fred Lee, layorer. P. S. Van Natta, J. F. Cadby, esginee H. B. Farlow, inspecto: jM. L. Estabrook, inspector— Oscar T. Bergdahl, rodman_ F. A. Knittle, rodman___ jFrank S. Knittle, engineer. Frank Julian, park sioner Charles Axel Nelson, laborer. Richard Forster, labor William Jones, water sioner Arthur Brandt, Wm. Schopf, Arthur Wilde, labor: August Schmoldt, laborer. L. L. Unger, laborer. T, W. Berry, engin H. A. Shapley, engineer A. D. Hoskins, state tre: 5 compensation for November-- Moved by C. M. Bryan, seconde: Fred Van Gordon that the bills he lowed as audited by the Finance Con, mittee and warrants ordered drawn t pay same. On roll call all voting ay the: Mayor declared said motion dul carried. There being no further business ¢ come hefore this meeting same was or dered adjourned until 2 o'clock p.m December 9, 1920. B. H. PELTON, Jr. Mayor. 245.01 200. 200. 175.9) 150.0: 150.0 500.0) 149 150.0 175.0 150.0) 150.0 447 Attest: ASA F, SLOANE, City Clerk, COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Casper, Wyoming, Dec. 9, 1920. The City Council of the City of ¢ -/per met in regular adjourned séasion| ecptgnas. pursvamt to adjournment the City Hall with W. W. Keefe, dent of the Council, presiding. On) roll call the following were pres ent: Councilman, W. ‘2 Keefe, Barl C. Boy! don, Asa F. Sloane, An Or@inance presented e ntitled “OAN Ordinance ordering reassessment of -1 property’ specifically henefitted in presi- Brive Fen Vareuion ave 200,09 | 200.49 of Decem-|onded ‘by C. M. Bryan, Federal building in Casper, but unti| ber 6, 1920, at the Council Chamber at) sessment Roll be accepted ang that the rope spesueceny penentted tp the, Ss \ Peel acer merit known as Gra’ one District No.2 in the City of Gas-' “Bho sollowing bills were Presented: per, Wyoming.” ets Henning, peg ‘by Fred Van Gordon, secord- ed by F. Dunn, that the ordinance L. 8. "Worthington, ‘be ith ‘as read. An aye and nay: ing —— eke ae W. F. Dunp oe seas 5 aye. Keefe aye, Earl C. Boyle wer 0. oo : \4 S. Worthington, ing Ww. F. Henning, | Rea tvatrectihs: he President of gee uncil dec! ordinance aly | | passed as mata ‘ana herefrom this or-}_ San. wort Dist. No. a dinance shali be in full force and ef- je 8. Worthington, engine: [}tert from and after ten days from the, wor date of its passage and shall be known | an: Bawets as Ordinance 186--A of the ordin-} z, lanes ot tie ae Pay wi Ae ‘Worthington, engineer An Ordinance presented entitled’ ‘An rte Ordinance ore re-assessment of all wae eal Goan Aro. ya property specifically benefitted in the L. S. Worthington, improvement district known as Grad- ing District No. 3 in the City of Cas- per, Wyoming.” San., Moyed by Harl.€. Boyle, seconded by'L. §. "Worthington, ongineer- Fred Yan Gordon, that the Ordinances jing he passed as read.. An aye and nay L. S. Worthing, engineering ¥F. Dunn Ui aye, W. W. Keefe aye, Earl C. Boyle 0\aye, Fred Van Gordon aye. )| Whereupon the Bresident of the!}T. §. Worthington, engineer- 1/ Council declared said ordinance duly ! ing -. ) passed as read and therefrom this ord- Warren Construction Co., Est. $|inance shall be in full force and effect| Wo. 19 Pay. Dist. No. 14-—- from and after ten days from the date'y,'g§. Worthington, of its passage and shall be known ing Ordinance No. 187-A of the ordinances i \of the City of Casper. 0 vay » Re-assessment Roll for G ns. #. ‘Worthington, 0 | District No. 1 filed by the Cu, 0 | Engineer avith the City and pe ‘o for the iJ | ment Grad. No. | ceptance. Moved by W. F. Dunn, ssc : 2 TABTAT 872,88 577.73 | 28.59 10,764.20 i 587.71} 3,781.87 186.59 1,586.73 Warren Construction Co., Est. No. 10 Pay. Dist. No. 10_-- 18,866.49 701,98, 12,986.82 | engineer. | 649."4 859; “100.1 | 203.53 L. 8. Worthington, re assess- 0 | onded by C. M. Bryan, that the Assess- jment Roll be accepted and thal the Mayor and City Council of the City of Casper will sit as a Board of Equaliza- tion to hear objections and remon- strances thereto on the seventeenth? day of January, A. D. 1921. An aye and nay vote being te suited: WW. F. Dunn aye, W. W. aye, C. M. Bryan aye,. Barl C. aye, Fred Van Gordon Whereupon the Preside nt of th Council declared said motion duly car ried. The Re aksessment Roll for Gradiny District No, led by the Consulti Engineer with the City Clerk and pre- sented to the City Council for their ac- -|ceptance. Moved by W. F. Dunn, sec » |onded by C. M: Bryan, that the Ax o} sessment Roll be accepted and that th | Mayor and City Council of the ‘City of | Casper will sit as a Board of Equalizs:- }tion to hear objections and remon strances thereto on the seventeenth day of January, A. D. 1921. An aye and nay vote being taken resulted: W. F. Dunn aye, W. W. Keefe jay oC. M. Bryan ‘aye,’ Earl C, Boyl: jaye. Fred Van Gordon aye. | Whereupon the Presiden} of the | Council declared said motion duly car- | ried. | The Re-assessment Roll for Grading | District No. 3 filed by the Consultin.: Engineer with the City Clerk and p' sented to the City Council for their Moved ‘by W. F. Dunn. that the Moved by c. M. Bryan, seconded by Fred Van nny set eF bills he al-) lowed as audited by the Finance Con: goltice and warrants ordered drawn 10 pay same. On roll call all voting: aye ‘the President of the Council declaveit said motion duly carried. Where being no further business to come before this meeting same was ad- Journed. »} i) ft 0 | a fe Poyis, B. H. PELTON, Jr, Mayer. Attest; ASA F. SLOANE, City Clerk. Publish Dec. 15, 1920. | | ‘ o PPOOKP SOR OPO SPSS FREES HSS? DR. 3. J. DONOVAN e cd ea a 2B pS ooeeee seeeee ese eee “@ DE. ©. E. 2 apenas Bt zo, 7 CHIROPODISTS See eee eee r ee eee eee id PEARL WALKEB ‘ * Scientific Chiropodist he * Balcony Smith-Turner Drug Store * * Office Hours—9 to 42 a.m,, 1 to 6 * be m. a PHONE 1550. 3 Sec As Mayer and Gity Council of the City of Casper will sit as a Board of Equaliza~- tion to hear objections and remon- strances thereto on _ the seventeenth gay of January, 4, D,-192%, An aye and nay yote being taken n| regulted: W. F, Duan aye, W. W. 1) Kee , C. M. Bryan aye, Earl C. | Boyle aye, Fred Van Gardon aye. - *|* PLONEER ROBE & 7. ae ee improvement istrict known as © ing District No. 1 in the City of C per, Wyoming.” Moved by W. . Dunn, seconded wy | Fred Van Gordon, that the ordinance} be passed as read. An aye and nay! vote being taken resulted: W. F. Duna} | | Whereupon the President of {WANTED Light and Heayy Hauling HAVE TWO TRUCKS OR WILL SELL QUTFIT EARL LONG, Care Tribune aye, W. W. Keefe aye, Earl C. Boyle aye, Fred Van Gordow aye. Where upon the president of the Council & clared said ordinance duly passed be in full force a ufter ten ¢ from the date age and shall be known No. 185-A of the ordin of Casper. An Ordinance presented entitled “ dir The NORRIS CO. Largest Market in the State 129 East Second Street Phone 12 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL geo or 906 UD. 26 Ib. 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