Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1922, Page 10

= ° =m VOR gsek wtih Saeed an “eR ee RPE ese ee ~ whan an we ae BO are is ngage. £9 NE. PAGE TEN WMTLLS HOTEL |S _MSHSCHOOL BAND WINS PRISE ON APPEARANCE HERE) == ec AMONG PLACES , TO BE CLOSED Must Be Locked Up for One| Year on Order Issued by Judge Brown in Dis- trict Court. After a tempestuous career extend- ing over a period of several months, | the Mills Hotel, at Mills, alleged home| of the notorious Monte Carlo gambting| hall, has closed its doors under the| terms of an order issued by Judge C.| 0. Brown in District Court this morn- ing. The order compels the sheriff to take immediate charge of the prop-| erty, ordering him to seal every en trance so that the building, cannot be used for any purpose whatsoever dur- ing the period affected by the order.| The operators of the instittion were named in the injunction preeeedings as the Mills Construction Ca, Ed- ward George, William Emerson, Roy D. Selman. In de- he institution a nuisance. ). Brown set May 13 as the last day on which the owners and op- erators of the institution could come| before the court and show why the! Place should not be permanently closed. During the interval Judge Brown said that the place would not be al- lowed to reopen on a bond guaran- teeing future proper conduct of the building and institution. On May 13 abatement proceedings will be instituted and if M. W. Pur, cell, county atterney, is successful; the property will be vacated for a| period of a year and a day and the| furnishings, fixtures and equipment will be sold to satisty the costs of the action. A vigorous fight was weed in the! Mills Hotel action, the first of a series | of injunction and abatement actions | which have been instituted. County Attorney Purcell personalty appeared for.the state, while the Mills Hotel interests were represented by Attorney F. EB. Pendell. Hearing on the action was originally set for April $4, but the hearing was moved up when Judge Brown reconvened the spring term of court here today. Other cases which were heard to- fay, in which temporary injunctions were granted on ‘the application of the county attorney, closed several houses here which are said to have permitted prostitution, gambling and other forms of law violations. Evidence which resulted in closing the places was introduced by state, federal and sheriff's office representa- | tives. The action which resulted in the closing of tho Mills Hotel was GOOD PROGRAM I$ PRESENTED AT SCHOOL AUDITORIUM What was declared by many to be the best musical entereminment over presented by a high school or- ganization was given at the andi- tortum last evening when the high school band appeared in concert for the first time. The progran was highly enjdyed. Clarinets, saxo- not appear in court. This house is located at 238 West B street. A place operated by John Faragher at 263 BQ strect was also closed. Andrew Merinos. G. Houstalakis and Jim Karantzos were enjoined from re- opening their building at 241 West First street. A place said to be operated by Mary Horton at 2241 West B street, owned by Anna Terigariu was ordered closed. Final hearings tn afl these actions will be heard May 13. Unless good reason is shown to the court on this date the prayer of County Attorney M. W. Purcell for abatement of ths prop- erty will be granted. Once the abatement act %1 enforced, the court cannot reopen censideration of the case until the term of abate ment is completed. Other injunction and abatement pe- tition cases will be heard in District Court this afternoon. Is based on evidence secured in recent raids by the sheriff's office. 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Under New Management ECONOMY SHOE BASEMENT JUST ONE CENT SEE FRIDAY NIGHT’S TRIBUNE €be Casper Daily Cridune THURSDAY, APAIL 20, 1922. @| inducement to stay with the boys | here. ee ead OS The most rapid river in the world, | size, is the river Rhone, in| whose ranges as high of any ie 40 as 40 miles an hour. phones, cornets, aloes, trombones, ! basses, and drums were played by the young musicians. The personnel of the organization | included from the high school: Vin- | cent Crater, Louis Eaton, Crandall Grimes, Raidar Jourgenson, Robert Knittle, Richard McKin, Earl Mc- Quure, Reed Marquis, Dean Mech- ling, Norris Pinney, Ross Patterson, Paul Ross, William Seibel, Lyle | Tyler, Jake Thompson, Gerald Welch, and Harold Schaeffer, and | from the grade schools Dean Bur- dick, George Cooke, Wesley Jourgen- | son, Frei Morgan, George Tyler, | and Frank Parker. H. W. Compton has been directing | the boys in their work for the past | few months. 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