Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1921, Page 7

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1921. ELK BASIN PETROLEUM COMPANY 15 SUCCEEDED BY YOUNG GIANT ORGANIZED BY CASPER INTERESTS Twin Producers in Salt Creek il Ihe ei yi titi! I an Increase of $100,000 over 1920. Schools show an enrollment in Dis- trict 2, which ineiudes Casper, and Salt Creek ¢f over 3,300 children. School and buildings, sal- aries of 143 teachers and other ex-| pense make big demands yet the school District No. 2 under the effi- cient management of the present board asks for but $260,000 to carry on this vast work. Provided Casper. has a population of 20,000 people inside the corporate limits the amount asked for by the Casper city administration is more than $15 for each man, woman and child. This in the face of the fact city clerk and the water department. When it is remembered that im provement work such as grading the] Tien school Veteran of Civil War Still Hale and Hearty streets or any service rendered by the city engineer's office must be paid for by the property directly effected, it woud seem that taxpayers are being called upon to pay for values which they do not receive. With the revenue derived: by coun ty officers placed by law it is om to show a gain in revenue from the work of county offices. The county tak levy has been ma terially reduced from last year and with funds on hand and. available for the various departments of the coun- dividend distribution which would : fi rs ty in better shape this year than guarantee an & per cent return for “s > : gl eg ¢ . “j | any time in our history. the next 18 months at the rate of 2 ogee ‘ teat Se $e: sy It is admitted by all concerned that per cent a quarter without touching ’ sh tes 5: 4j|tho assessment and equalization of any of the asco fi oe present j= 9 . $ eos. Property in Natrona county is the duction. October 1 bar ge resi S A most complete and equal of any coun- as the date fom baymen' an) 2 : hs 52 ae ty\in the state. What the taxpayer dends. Even after the capital is in- . . and property owners requires is a ducers which have recently’ been developed in the Suit :| Just and.equal assessment on the part to the left is the Glenrock Oil cum. |of thé state and the elimination of the lucers well on — 16-39-78, waste and carelessness on the part of *, which Glenrock Oi has the city. TC’ tip. pland).te Aneréfea. the, capt- Royalty one-quarter and the Elk Basin Petroleum com- Th accomplished b; talization and change the name carry.| pany of Wyoming one-half and the larger well averaged 723 barrels of ig tan onif be eee hy stockholders of the company will be oe a aay for three days on a test made by the Midwest Refining com- ~ allowed to subseribe for the same number of shares that they now hold, The plan of acquiring bea) ee (EEE REENY BY GEORGE ‘W. PITMAN. in the Salt Cremk land includes the + x (U. 8S. Weather Bureau, Cheyenne.) senuance of 8 000 shares of stock at {Continued from Page 1.) FOREN rage? tbs par and to pay $80, eaee $0 Bo: tures averaged nearly 8 degrecs cold. quire one-half interest in the tract, in| yaiue of: Natrona county 39 ba nearly addition to the issuance of 18,000) was $48,961,087 and the value for 1921 cially when (he records maintained by shares at par in part payment to the |. $61,068,731 an increase of $12/107,-|the secretary of state in Cheyenne di-|trames of 94 and 31. Frost was re Glenrock company for the ex-| 652.90. |Yulge the following interesting infor-| ported from Lander and Sheridan on penses of driling well No. 1. ‘The state levy in 1920 was 3.098, Mation: aution be the. company shat ee exon | mills. ‘This year the state levies! In 1920 there were 1,44 ings of the concern for the past 12 licensed average of $612 a car as compared) faye’ 70; Rarad City, 74. with 1,816 cars for 1921, with a total! Irrequ-—. ybowers that occurred al |vatu | valu 20 per cent of the new,capltalization |,The valuation and levy of 1920 re of $600,000. The inconje which con-| turned the state in taxes 3194865. The| stitutes ‘this earning was enttrely | Value of 1921 at the present levy will/ from the property of the company in |roturn the state $265,814, an increase she Se Seer ee oP ky cobs ty officials have not been increased in : fe Under the increased capitalization} In connection with this vast increase 4.” ing and threshing except for lc the stock will. be issued as follows: |i ig well to remember that in 1920.00 Bast few years to keep pace with) showers in the Pine Bluff and All Present stockholders, 262,000 shares. | Natrona county paid the state $75,149 prey tant the. mslation & noteworthy |localities which helped potatoes and Glearocie Co: for M6 cout OF well, 18; | 966m cians Cee kee fans sials were ddubled ax ts shown in tho] tinued In. northeastern counties’ ad 000 shares. Mapa aio ME aos has delayed and probably Jeasened the ‘Total outstanding, 360,000 shares. | mately tho same valuation. Former Present] plowing and seeding of fall wheat and SSOYCENDE & rye, also stock water has become short roiieaeed walter ert aS tes has! qlectors were told and urged to Secretary 0 000] in ‘gome localities of that district. ‘Sotders kivawe ‘Basin com, | vote for highwa ybonds under the im-'State Treasurer Devinny Wecdstigie? aac “aeevans cat pany hae coals aro to, $930,- | Pression that the .nutomoblie|| would / Auditor : not so bad, in the Big Horn basin. 887.04. ‘The production from the Eik|Pay the bill. ‘Tho state levy carries) Supt. of Sch Corn will be safe in about ten days Basin’ fold, from July 1929, inctud.| the item of .050 milis for bonds, mean-| Attorney General - and ranges have cured well generally ing June, 1921, including a period of |!ng thet for bond fund, and interest, State Engineer - Livestock continue excellent, and 12. months amounted to 48,507.70 bar-| Natrona county is paying the sum of State Examiner the movement to market is general. tele with a valuation of $112,877.83. |$30.534. It would seem tho automo-|Mqualization Board -2 3,000 ; Co Ee a BES These figyies nro from the purchase J 7 Nat ceoutity compariiig thes 1920 | Casper. Wyo., 90 14 Grestee 04, Wa Ome chi | ang pela?” is given the table of Natrona county comparing the years Cheyenne, Wye Charged against this earning 1s ex- Sale property Valuation 1919 Valuation 1920 Valuation 1921] Evanston, Wyo., penses amounting to the very nomi-| Railroad $ 4,727.926.46 $ 6,023,776.18 $ 5,155,673.00 | Lander, Wyo — nal um of $18,674.05, which leaves a| Telegraph and telephone + 189,764. 208,216.15 232,138.00] Pine Biuft, Wyo., net earning of $99,781.55, a very cred-|Car companies ........... + 94,872.93 155,369.87 157,670.00] Pocatello, Idaho ___ with a Lands— pay aie pig oe ops oe Various classes, 207,944 acres The higher capitalization -will en-| Various classes, 217,532 acres able the company to take advantage ‘ of purchase opportunities which its Lathanal Ressrvation—s. 80 Rawlins, Wyo --.-. 1,289,184.70 2,147.653.00 _1,536,920,00 | Sheridan. Wyo., ---- 7. Upton, Wyo., --. ,266,615.00 —1,562.175.00 —_1,693,913.00 | U' 2 23,829.00 15,301.00 | ¥¢ellowstone park 82 small -capitalization heretofore pre-|Town lots .. 781,321. 5,932,832.00, 6,332,339.00 vented and the change in the nante provements 6 8,925,799.00 9,794,477.00 will eliminate a confusion which at, zt 1,647,865,00 \ times has worked against the inter- 4 * deeats.og 7289039-00 819,500.00 ests of the healer EN 2 240,995.00 202,125.00 6,720.00 5,810,00 3,765.00 3,261,277.00 cre esos UAW ENFORCEMENT ACT ie * 20.00 sip 3 Carriages. 64,000.00 61,446.00 54,098 be 4 : Automobiles and motorcycles 642.2 sez 766.00. 12 $0 | ing the first five months of the exist. $20.00 935.00 CHEYENNE, Wyo. Sept. 12.—Dur- . ass f the state law enforcement de- Farming utensils, mechanics t 422, 172,059.00 813.00 | 2Bce oO i Clocks, watches jewelry, gold, sil- partment 104 presecutions against al ver plate, precious stones 48,745.00 775.90 | leged violators of state Jaws have bean . Musical instruments . 8 "137,049.00 158,775.00 | instituted by the department, accord- : Libraries 25,260.00 2 ‘90 |ing to a report to Governor Carey fil- Me Household furniture . 882,141.00 572.026,0v {ed today by Law Enforcement Com- 418,109.00 Capital employed in Merchandise 3,032.980.00 3,567,672.00 2,621,527.00 | missioner Alonzo 8. ‘Roach. The ma- Capital employed in manufactures 3,664,329.00 "656.050.00 610,400.00] jority of the prosecutions had to do Secretary Mellon Issues Call) citis'ang ‘shures” in corporations 499,614.00 88,950.00 181,966.00 ant ied barecib adie} toc! Wnuor and for Conference to Discuss | Moneys and credits after deducting 856050.00 \ 610,400.00 | Social morality laws, bi 795 < ut the list in- International Exchange preety ia ae: . 63,795.00 134,174.00 72,372.00 cludes prosecutions for burglary, cat- WANTED—Either man bite or WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.—Secre-|Oll 3,857.035.71, _ 6,065,045,00, . 19,304,391.00| were dismissed because of failure of addressed a call to the ministers of fi-| Sodium phosphate ah 00 2,763.00 tries for a series of meetings. here and in, practically all of the countries of "The meetings are to be held simui-| A careful study of the foregoing “Tax—Consent To.” (No tax shall be unsatistactory exchange conditions ex-| ing th> equalization that is justly duc| tives.) AN taxation shall be equal} "OR RENT—Nicely Satya three- ‘naa compared with Nebraska Wyoming is | Casper. wabersd +e Mr. Mellon to submit detalled reports| same applies to other public utiliites value shows that property in Che; 115 North Virginia street: — 9-12-1t% Z greatly ncreased by the siate board./assessed for 78 per cent of the sale ‘Wth the ncrease in taxable value of value, Applying the difference. of SRE I Ses oil bas a variety of uses. It is used oll: ~ falls upon the local tax payer and | suit shows that tho City of Casper as tion. has designated the week begin-| tion that all taxes shall be equal- unjust and unequalized extra burden. Bokccarth \uaecpuslaparcer “Situation. Coal tle theft, rape, automobile theft and 3 Iron . forgery. Only two of the 104 cases : In-| Gas Sear 81,049.11 741,00 | evidence, and in nearly all the others tay: Molin at chalteresl 25 the in. | Copper ° convictions were obtained. “3 | >" Pipe lines ... 1,042,120,00 nance of all the Latin-American coun-| Other property not enuineraied 619,486.28 7:773.265.00|. Sugar is manufactured from raisins the other respective capitals to discuss - Total county valuation .... 33,600,178.00 _ 48,96T,087.90 _ 61,068,739.00 | southern Europe and western Asia. the internatiorial exchange situation. tancousle, becinning December 21 and table will show the property owners|imposed without the consent of the} . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. will consider means of relieving the|®nd tax payers that he is not receiv-' pcople or their authorized. representa- } room modern partment. to stuay| the individual. }and_ uniform. ne Ubon upon Sein ake Amer: The matter of rafiroad values as} Assessed Value of Cheyenne va, | C2!l_after 4 o'clock. $38 Wert Twelfth j-j assessing ‘railroads for less than 60| The same’ ‘value of property in Le oh geet Two-room furnished One ee ee ens ct icored by [Der cent of Nebraska values. ‘The'Cheyenne compared to the asscased with breakfast nook; clean. remedy-| With the exception of all loval power | enne is assessed for 54 per cent of the| sxcmLLENT room and board. 133 see Taree ortions for FEMOGy-| cants the value of whch, has been! salue value, Property in Casper, 1s| “Soran usaence oneae ot China is the only’ country which pro- hobse: rent reduced to right person large quantities. ‘The | local plats {t means that they will no 24 per cent to the assessed value of oser arson Sages TS oa omgenge longer be able to return the § per cent Casper property thero is found the| 311 East Fourteenth street. 9-12-2t : si the stock-holders without) sum of $6,100,000 and by extendit © para tobacco’ it is] Justly due i 100, y né| PHONE 13275. and have your laun- Fee eer te taede tato hair [an increase, in returtis which In turnithe state levy’ to. 4.2527 mille’ the: be ts Setiis S8 Se ea business: man as a burden of indirect | compared to the city of Cheyenne pays ‘The National Confectioner’s associa-|taxation: It is a principal of taxa-)the state of Wyoming $26,547.00 as an ning October 3, for a nation-wide ob-| It is pote di nthe state constitution, |The situation as it exists) today is @ une Apartments or phone 1 servance of “National Candy Weck.” page 41, article.3, section 28, headed rank injustice fo the property of Cas- €be Casper Daily Ecibune and should be/careful and efficient management.| the city expenses, to demand the same The attention of the reader is called|care from the school board and coun- to the recent statement made before /ty commissioners, but no mention was the Lions civb in Cheyenne by a mem-|ude cf the expenses of the state. i bér of the state board of equalization.|jlainly shows the attitude of present was asked as/ Officials in Cheyenne. ‘When the question to how taxes might be reduced jn Wyoming the answer given by this of taxes and fund to which the returns will be placed for the current year the First, to call upon the city to curl following table is printed: sageteevesgeececseeess saceeetibeceeed $61,068.73! . the manner of disposition member was. Total assessed valuation - Taxes levied for the year 1921: For state purposes . General school County bonds County Mbrar: For ‘interest on and payment of school district bonds. School District WEEKLY RANGE AND CROP oes cee 2 TAX DIGTRIBUTION INEQUITABLE | acrort: stows coun coats) (N STATE, ADJUSTMENT NEEDED MAM THs stir last’ year bile has failed to pay the ‘bill, espe-\ er than last week: day temperatures average 78 and night 50, with ex- Monday and Tuesday mornings, but nop killing. Sunshine was about nor- amounts to 4.3527 mills or an increase @utomobiles in, Natrona county with] mal and percentages were: Cheyenne, La ee asthe olf teameaity |o0: 0037: Taille. ja total valuation of $882,776.00 or an| 76; 7 »ader. 90; Sh~ridan, missing; Salt fon of $1,133,268 or an average} most dally in southwestern counties of $623 a car, interferred, with having, elsewhere the While the salaries of the local coun-| week was dry and ideal for late hay: fall seeding. Droughty conditions con- GEORGE D. , Springfield, Mass. be numbered. . I've been 59 wonderful ly built up, I now weight one hundred and forty-three pounds and my stom- ach is as sound as a dollar. could eat the old army rations again without it hurting me stronger expresses what Tanlac has done for me better than any other way I can put it,” Shaw. yeteran of tne Civil now lives at 321 Walnut street, Spring- said George D. ‘i never miss a chance of sayi g00d word for Taniac and I would like to urge the boys of the‘ are not feeling right to give it a trial, for I am sure it would put them in line again just as it has me. man of my age to have no physical ailment, to be well and strong and en- y life as he did twenty-five years something to be thankful for and there is nothing too good I can say for Tanlac.” ‘Tanlac is sold in Casper by the Cas- per Pharmacy and by; leading drug: gists oVerywhere.—Adv. . Sixties" who I am now seventy-cight years old and I don't hesitate to say I have never known a medicine to equal Tan- For fiftéon years I was subject to attacks of indigestion that were “| 30 bad at times I would have to lay up for a week or two. time I lived on crac alone as nothing else agreed with me. ‘When I started on Taniac I weigh: ed only one hundred and .seventecn Pounds and my days were thought to is certainty Tuesday and Wednesday SPECIALS 1 bushel large fancy Elberta Peaches_$3.75 5-lb. basket Peaches__ 3 Rocky Ford Cantaloupes____--__----25¢ 1 small crate (12) Cantaloupes. 1 standard crate (45) Cantaloupes____$2.00 20 LBS. SUGAR. _1 doz. pint Self-Seal Jars_ 1 doz. quart Self-Seal Jars_--------_$1. 35 1 doz. 4 gal. Self-Seal Jars_ 1 gal. Pure Cidar Vinegar. 21 bars White Laundry Soap__ 14 bars P. & G. Soap_____ 3-lb. can Morado Coffee___--_-_____-$1.00 3-lb. can Nut Brown Coffee 3-lb. can Solitaire Coffee 8 cans Milk 7 cans Corn 1 pkg. Corn Flakes___ 1 pkg. Cream of Wheat WE DELIVER Colgin’s Grocery and Market 903 South Spruce St. ~_-$1.00 Phone 584-J assessed valuation is $14, Bese: with $13,404,305 in 1920, tm tb f ASSESSED VALUATION IN tee Sea BRAMIE COUNTY LOWER) === 2 : CHEYENNE. Sept pt. 12.—The assces (CHICHESTER S$ ; PILLS. Sosa ed valuation of taxable property in| Laramie county this year ix $34,166,- 894, compared with $33,001,000 ta | 1920, The decrease, County Assessor McDonough states, is the result of! falling off in livestock valuations and Valuations of renet lands. ¢ at uJ "THIS AD WORTH ONE DOLLAR TO YOU Prices Deflated we offer you Henderson Tires at just one small profit over the factory cost. A cost based on the present low prices of raw materials. Here are approximate figures: Rubber during the war cost an an average, per Ib. NOW it costs Fabric during the war cost on an average. per i NOW it costs Our cost is based on Rubber at Our cost is based on Fabric at .- Order a Henderson Tire tomorrow at (he deflated price. HENDERSON FABRICs & CORDS Built for Repeat Business Henderson Tires, both the fabric and cord are the new t pe maximum oversize. They have extra thick tread and sidewails, and greatest air capacity. They are made of finest qual! ty cushion ock. lighest grade fabric gud rubber. and have expert workmanship Ahroughout. NOTE—The standard mileage guarantee is used as the basis for all adjustments, Cord 8000 miles. Fabrics 6,000 miles. Size Fabrics Cords Tubes Ove Oversize Giant $ $1.59 18.00 1.80 2125 2/05 2.40 ze. Giant ods Tubes $30.25 $3. HENDERSON SALES CO. 1515 Broadway Denver, Colo. You can save one dollar by: endin, bringing in this ad th 5 ee pritigehhd x se is or bringing in ad on the Pied Orders Shipped Promptly C. 0. D. Subject to Inspection, Send 10 Per Cent Cash With Order. SHIKANY’S Specials for Tuesday melons. cach... BOC, 40€, 50€ Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, Sea Siem ta ae aa we. 0@ Concord Grapes, Per basketene: _75e Flavors per ea APES ibn 16e 14 Gal. Mason Jars. $1.50 Per dozen . We have with us this week a demonstrator of Wes- son Oil and Snowdrift. Come in and sample the deli- cacies she will prepare with these products. SHIKANY’S PHONE 903 PHONE 474 “The Store Accommodating” UNCLAIMED INTEREST : ON LIBERTY BONDS The United States Treasury Department H has announced that thousands of investors : in Liberty Loan Bonds have failed to cash 3 coupons due. as a result of which there re- i mained unclaimed in the Treasury Depart- ment on March 31, 1921, over $80,000,000 ; in matured interest. Failure to collect this interest may be due to carelessness, or mis- r. rs e understanding in not exchanging tempo- rary bonds for permanent bonds. We will gladly attend to exchanges, sales and pur- chases. Wise TE 32 Years of Service May We Serve You? @OL4DD9GOO9OODDOOOHOPGOOODROGE GOH 090-0406 96-166-00804OOG904 969095962694 Casper National Bank CASPER, WYO. Under United States Government Supervision. A RSOD TY fo dared i! Mo? x