Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 10

Ce Casper Oally Ccidune _ . * WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1921. PAGE TEN i s at Sha ang Lead—Steady; spot. $4. LEGAL NOTICES One 8-hp. Gas ery spot, $4.900495, One Bisckamith, eaplete |jTegay? 8 Markets by Wi UYING ‘Antimony —Bpot, $4.65. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE. | One Wagon Scales Z b Marne: DY We “Money. State of Wyoming One Stone. Hi 4 FURNISHED BY TAYLOR & CLAY NEW YORK, Dec, 7—Call money. | eR ft. %, Cable | firmer: high, 6% per cent; low, 4%; | County ‘atrona ae te Sains wate, Sis pana ti offered) _In the District Court, Sixth Ju-| 00 ft 1-inch 3 ig m euay; 60 Gays, $0 days| Richards “& : a Pooks Linie ee loans, easy; < LOCAL OIL STOCKS he eee 20% a1 | Activity in Selected Issues Re- to eaenhe seme boss. | tone aon eee One 16x16 Army Tent ; Gheateing ‘aBrowst’ an agreement affecting the sale | pessemer eae: ie |wweetara oft Fidids 2 124° 136 eure af Geeane of New Plaintifr, One Kitchen, Outi j f oil lands on the Lamb antic ne north of the Tx light | nig Indian a a6 | : : or! change. aE eae es One ‘Steam Valve git ern Wyor V . Britzman eS instituted | poston- Wyoming 80 82 eta Sets erdadere's pe 3 aig Indian Coal Mining Com- One tag kG sel : suit in district yo., Aap A. D. Lathrop, Buck Creek 26 ae NEW YORK CURB CLOSING. ‘opal Sees © nor 7—Bul pools | ey car LE? Def mars ; 5; ag Pa: : : 7 0. | Burke ett - “s were in cont o! Stock mark r.V1 : The pleint : on | Bsckstone Sait Creek AB. |Sait Creek Producers iigse| Sornss’ cxeagd av Uattoneeetentite’ 7 District of the Sixth Judicial] One small Mine Car ; a} chants es ees Salt Creek Con. 20.25) fore the close, Sales approximated | Die que svar aa igh ronk’| One 12-ft. Log Chain Conatinand’ tig. Ss [Bre. and Wikre. 0¢; $52 | 850.000 shares. The closing was heavy.| CHICAGO, Dec7—Crude of and| wherein the un sheriff of| Qne Wheelbarrow ; b=! .___ [ite by-products, including gasoline will| Natrona County was ordered to oan 24-1. Hammers Service C 4 215.00] NEW YORK, Dec. 7.—Selected 1+-/CO®t more ure than at present | forthwith janes Railroad Siding lanes eee: om. 88.$7| sues again were brought 1 ane py | Because of the difficulty experienced in| with law to sell the , here. aes “i ng eg | NEW YORK =rOcH EXCHANGE |! pools et the opening of today’s Femina Dy 2g re See eate deed fe bed, at public sala to O54 ‘Ventilator exican Petroleum ..$112.00 $112.22|*{ck market Famous i'ieyers eom-| ident of the Tidal Of! company, told) the and Bidder for) Ge 12-inch Plow 3262 * 22.47|™on and preferred, American Wooldh, | the American Sectante to-| cach ite enna Paid (to “eatisty.+ thal | 150 st @-inck Ceiling Jupiter 45:41 40,00] Rest Sumer preferred, American Sugar)", asa that the first paying wells| the Disteice Coest in ike coor en | 100 Ibe. Carbide x wea |Pan-American Pete .. 61.25 61.37/24 Tima ive sowe 1: t SA64 oo ter Che: snidodatinent fields. wete| titled sation, wherein eens] 100 ft. 44-inch Grass Rope 2 Lance Creek Royalty |U. S. Steel FaaT ane ee ace ed rabtiee Cena Tnaath | snaltow, but: that it’ ls now- necessary | entered in favor of ea faintift for| 8% Tons Steel Rails Lance Creek Royalty . | Unton Pacific TR. R.”.. 128.00 127.25) {7 motors and rul Arma the made!to go deeper, with proportionate rise|the sum of Forty-one Hundred| And, the above-named defend. ' Lusk Petroleum - FOREIGN EXCHANGE. substantial shares Canadian Pacific,|!" the cost of drilling the wells. Thirty Dollars and costs: ant, and any and al) persons inter- Marine Sterling Mr. Haskell said nearly every state ested, that said genera CHICAGO, Steady; receipts 2 States shipments red white $1.60@1.80 $1.60@1.75 cwt.; Minnesota sacked F Rivers $1.50@1.60 cwt.; Mir sacked red and white $1.50@1 Idaho sacked rurals $1.75@1 idaho sacked russets $ 90 cwt 00. Poultry. CHICAGO, Dec. 7.—Poultry—Alive, | higher; fowls, 14@24c; springs, 22c turkeys, “roosters, 16c. REDUCTIONS IN TAX RATE ASKED (Continued trom Page 1.) made up of the private property of the individual citizens—of all the People— and anything that unnecessarily takes the accumulated property injuriously affects the peo ple as a whole Discussing the proposed adjustment of the tax on business profits, Mr. Me! in product for instance a the total va! says much of w specting pay the taxes, res: tate as well as to every ¢ statement sinplificatt “that greatest 5 can be made is in t rates.” “So long as the rates were low, “there was not mt culty in the administration of the even though the system w new and the organization « ng it. fllar with the c The complexity of t as it concerns the incor has arisen largely out of which make every p involve y, and which means hat each possible question is contest © tax payers and by the gov- and result in delay in’ the| unfa' nd expense on ‘the part "ot he | int substantial | Mike Henry Moun’ North Lance Creek Well Started. Outwest 02% Picardy oe iverton Refg. 04 Bank. .. 29 and P: roducers 18 ot 05 n Bell” Royait 205 Ww n Exploration 2.90 |Wind River Kefg. .... ot United Pete aoe Wyo-Kans. ~~. 1 30 |Grass Creek -. $1.90 . Mostly rings, $ {Francs Lire Call money “ LIBERTY FONDS. + |First 44s |Second 4%s . [Taira 4x Fourth 443 . Victory 4%s _. WYOMING CRUDS OIL MARKET. Rock River \. Salt Creek ~~ Big Muddy Mule Creek - 17,000; higher market ac PLAGEA FIELD TOBE WORKED Equipment Being. Moved Into Southwestern Idaho for Operations. ghts, pigs destrable 14,000: fat leribs p and feed fat lambs top early, ld higher; bulk early.) SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 7.—The fat ewes, $5.50; heav-| Hammon Engineering company of San good range and come-| Francisco, which has an earning of lambs $9.26 carly 000,000 in Oroville, Cal., dreging operations, has just shipped 50 car- loads of material and equipment into shee Denver Quotations. — Re-\Featherville, eight miles below Rocky beef Bar, Elmore county, southwestern heifers.| Idaho, nnd announces that it is mak- @ millign dollar investment in a field there which will ,occudy ¢|the attention of two newly built $150,- 000 dredges for fully 35 years A group of multi-millionaires, affill- ated with the 60 fillion dollar St. Joo of eastern fame, has ations in the sensation. al old “gold camp of Atlanta, 15 miles east of Rocky Bar. Atlanta produced $60,000,000 in gold many years ago and then became moribund, the early“plo- neers having abandoned the camp when it ceased to yield $100 a ton rock. At Rocky Bar itself, the old-time producers during Iduho's carly terri- torlal history, which. outputted $15,- 000,000 in gold ere that yielded, ac- cording to the U. 8, geological sur- vey, $80 to $100 per ton in second stamp mills, have just been gobbled up by the newly formed Idaho Gold cor- poration, of Salt Lake City, headed Earl McIntyre, principal owner of the Mammoth Ming of Utah, producer cf $15,000,000, and James Ivers, a di- ing placer market ; ewes, $3.50 IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS. SEEN Incr Te ase in Iron, Steel and tile Products Output Shown by Report. WASHINGTON, Dec. 7—Continued improvement in business conditions in October, reflected notably in increased output of iron and steel and textile products and also a widespread stimu: lation in rtment of owed. Park City, Utah, producer of $30,000,- gineers' reports, just made ayail- > indicate that the camp of Rocky cor snowed ee has only been “scratched,” and penne aarekd. the producing vein system which aiael on the surface for thousands of ses! aati was asked by the miners of 60 ia oy rs ago to give up its richest sur- Taek » treasure only. Idaho was then 1n untracked wilderness, its popula- Uon, one man to every three scuare files, and freight from Poztland, Gre., nearest shipping point, cost $1 per conditions pro- rector of the Silver King Coalition of } | Rocky Bar by spring time will be the soene of @ great mining camp: rush. Acreage neighboring the two and one- half mile stretch of ground owned by the Idaho Gold cofporation is already being optioned at high prices, and mining'men from at least four neigh- boring states, including Utah, Mon- tana, Nevada and Oregon, are rapid- ly anfexing adjoining ground. Rocky |Nar is 90 files north of the Nevada |norder line ‘and 65 miles north of |stountain Home, on the Oregon Short | Line. Am exeellest automobile road connec; this railroad point with | Rocky. r ‘ THUMB AND FINGER TORN FROM HAND IN ACCIDENT THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., Dec. 7.— William McNally, a rider fow the Milliron cattle outfit of the Cotton- wood country, had the thumb and one finger torn from his right hand when his saddlehorse fell and the bronc he was ‘eading became fright- ened. ac ly'’s hand was tangle? in the rope in the fall Surveying and Locations Geologiste Oil Expe:.s Oil Field Maps Blue Prints Wyoming eee & Blue Print P.O. Box 328 Bes, 10, Lyvic P PUP P CAFE For That Good CHILE see eatisteieg| Pound. Costs of all kinds were pre- mnt ele hititive. 108 N. Center St. qual toon soe ot| Aestessive operations are to com Bien mence at once, and it is predicted that > manufactur » of about one- m production cent over the lena Sheriff Is Made Marshal The po and town with the . Lynn to nt by the st, who has e installation tration. Seal Hudson Seal Muskrat Baggage Smashers baggage ndle your bag- 6? eo are experts in moving baggage, pianos “and guarantee our work. SEE BEN TRANSFER Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. Phone 74 | | —————— rnitu: | XMAS SUGGESTIONS: CAMPBELL-JOHNSON CO. Head-to-Foot Clothiers CAPS Union Pacific,.Northern Pacific and Delaware, Lackawanna & strengthened. The British exchange rate held all of yesterday's gain, but French, Ital- lan and German quotations were mod- erately lower. The market broadened considerably during the forenoon on a very large volume of operations. Apart from severa! of the better known steel equipments and shippings, the list made further gsins. Canadian lacific Western lea. S400 FINE DOLED OUT and Woolworth. Textiles were well supported as were also coppers, chem- ities. Call money plied at 444 per cent. The bond mirket showed » fur‘ site was arraigned before him on &@ fine of $400 and costs. (apularity on realiGipeesleate eal PLUMBINGS AS SOLID ee RS OLD MOTHER EARTH- NEW YORK, Dec. 7.—Foreign bar E CH, EXACTLY silver, 66 ¢; Mexican dollars, 50%c. Metals. NEW YORK, Dec. 1.—Copper— electrolytic, spot and near by, 4c; later, 13% @13%c. Tin—Steady; spot and near $31. futures, $31.76. prices unchangi by, For the very simple reason that we expect te keep on doing business in your and our town for some time to come we expect that when we in- stall a piece of plumbing fot you or do some repair work it will also last for some time-to come. SCHANK PLUMBING S HEATING IG CO. | INC. SO NONE Se 7 Milk! Milk! Milk! If you stop at the Lyric Theater this even- ing there will be 10 slides showing part of, the J. J. Allen: Dairy, consisting of corn fields, mammoth russian sunflower fields, silos, and one of the best herds of milking Holsteins in the state, and one of our pure- bred bulls. Mrs. Bill Jones, from the South Side. Mrs. Sadie Pep, from the North Side. Mrs. Jones—Where do you get your milk? Mrs, Pep—Of the J. J. Allen Dairy. Vrs. Tq@es—Why you pay 20 cents for milk when I only pay 15. cents. Mrs. Pep—When I buy milk from the J. J. ‘Allen Dairy I get 10-cents’ worth of good cream and 10 cents’ worth of good sanitary filtered milk for my 20 cents. You get 15 cents’ worth of milk ONLY for your 15 cents. Mrs. Jones—I never thought of that. Can you give me the J. J. Allen Dairy Phone Number? Mrs. Pep—Yes. Their number is 523-J. Our price is 20 cents delivered at your door each day in the year. J. J. Allen Dairy Phone 523-J What could be more practical for a Christmas gift? one TYPEWRITER The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. Everything in Building Material BIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS Phone 62. Office and Yard: First and Center in Mexico contains of! and there is much untouched fields in South Amer- TO LIQUOR VIOLATOR 9 e was the outstancing feature among and chattels, to-wit: - St S axl ra rising 34 points. Generul As:|| LANDIR, Wyo., Dec. 7.—A__pen- One 40-hp. ‘teed complete phalt common and preferred was] atty calculated to inspire more re One 16-hp. Hois' strongest of the oils and merchandiz-! spect for the prohibition law was One Boiler joe ing shares continued to be featured} meted out by Judge C. O. Brown in One Mine Tipple complete by chain store issues iricluding Kresge} district court when Al Johnson of Ly- Ten Mine Cars | charge of selling liquor and received will take notice sale will ‘take place at the time snd place above set forth. Dated at Casper, Wyoming, this 25th day of November, A. D. 1921. JOSEPH MARQUIS, A Sheriff of Natrona County, Wyoming. Publish Noy. 30, Dec. 7, 1921. I, the undersigned sheriff of Na- trona County, will, at the tocation of the Indian Coal Mine, near the town of Arminto, in the County of Natrona in the State of Wyoming, where said ae ceri Si now situate, on the 9th day of December, A. D. 1921, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and five o'clock in the pees of saig day, offer for sale and sell to the high- est and best bidder for oe in hand, the following described goods a Snow Steam Pump Mine Fan compiete MARINE OIL We call your attention to the investment features of this stock. Eastern marketing arrangements under way and we anticipate higher market prices. Extra dividend 2 per cent payable on Decentber 20. Give us your bids and offers. Taylor & Clay, Inc. Oil Exchange Bldg. Casper, Wyo. ACCOUNTANTS —————— GUARANTEE REGISTRY OORRP. 300-1011 Ou Exchange Bldg. OSTEOPATHS 415 Ol Exchange ssidg. Phone 1162. AUTOMOSILE REPAIRING AUTO lg pein at ,PEBULALISID :pairing® and Work "called for soe Detivered Phone 481s 724 ast Thirteenth BAGGAGE and TRANSFER | _ atts TE OED Miawest 1 Building im ee 1030 ————— Phone 1830 PACKERS, UPHOLSTERERS PLUM! Se SERVICE PLUMBERS pteneies: eeerstientiog, as and oe Foe South ik aes Phones: ‘ MOVING. we SEACLALTY. CHikOFRACTORS <u, SMEPHBY Phones 1077M and 659) DR. ANNA GRAHAM JorFREY Suite 318 Midwest ssidg. Phone .206.| RADIATOR REPAIRING eee Se ENG i CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS 434 W. Yellowstone Phone I4W ROOF CONTRACTING WXOMING ROOFING o. sazz, hone 1437. pe i a as SL Contractors. epain EVAH M. HOUSER HERNCALL and bi Rowating Specialty. 527 Twelfth Phone 1384 210 Fifth St. Phone 15283 “SIGN PAINTING ee eee : PRESSERS “BUSH DID re THE SisKVACE CLEANERS ‘Bush 2 Signs, lea aw Ww Cards and Foster Center, Fiith and Railroad. Phone 56, ome CARPENTERS SEU IOS posers Fe ohh eels Se NORTH CASPER STUDIO Asheston THé and Plastic Flooring | Good Work “Reasonshis Picking it ‘ork—I nabl Mill, Fixture, Cabinet, = TAILORS "30. Hie it Sadweset Aven Ph eset Ave. Eerste eerie StS Set: Dati. TAXIDERMISTS ag i dda eee hes eae INVESTIGATION BUREAU ae ——— TAXIDERMIST. MIDWEST BUREAU OF +] Mounting of birds, game heads, GATION — CWvil and Crim sat, cedee ‘and robes made. 105 South W2 Cintinental OW Bldg. Pons inez. well street, “Phone 0M, ue CO Se | cee Op LAWYERS VETERINARIAN HENCH & BULLACK DR. L. EB. BAY, Veterinarian. Lawyers Oftis 142 Boite 204-205 Midwest Bldg. Ph 12 Phones? Office 30: Res. "tos2g, SOLSSOS DESEO DEPT 9 99ST FOG EF Os SHAGTIFSDI1Y+ TOT ODOE