Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1922, Page 10

Ps ° fr qu is w PAGE TEN he Caspet Daily Cridune WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1922. THOUSANDS PAY TRIBUTE TODAY AT FUNERAL OF RUSH PATRIOT Arthur Gnffith Laid at Rest in Historic Cem- etery at Dublin With Marked Honor DUBLIN, Aug. 16.—(By The Associated Press.)—Ire- land buried another of her distinguished sons today. Ar- thur Griffith was laid to rest in historic Glasnevin ceme- tery, where so many famous patriots after services in the beautiful hedral of the Immaculate Concep tog. Homage to the memory of Griffith was paid by huge crowds, representa- tive of all walks of life. At the cathed ral, along the route of the funeral pro- cession and at the cemetery, they gathera’i to honor his passing. Many attended the solemn requiem high mags for the repose of the soul of the departed leader. The cathedral was crowded and the thousands un- able to gain admission to the edifice stood in the streets outside, following as nearly as possible the service they could not see. The church was represented by Archbishop Berne, of Dublin, who in the full robes of his office, sat on a red brocaded throne to the left of the altar. On either side of the cele brant was a canon and he was assist @4 by a deacon, sub-deacon and mas: ter of ceremonies. America wae represented at the funeral service and in the subsequent imposing cortege to Glasnevin in the person of Michael Francis Doyle, of Philadelphia, who eame from London especially to join in the national trib- ute to Griffith and to place a wreath on his grave. Mr. Doyle was the American counsel for Sir Roger Casement at bis trial in London. His wreath bore the inscription: “With deep sympathy and loving af- fection, from American friends.” ‘The venerable Cardinal Logue, pri- mate of all Ireland, was prevented by the infirmities of age from attending the ceremony, but sent a fervent mes- sage of sympathy. ‘The procession to the cemetery was headed by a cavalry guard, followed by a detachment of infantry with a band. Then came the clergy and the hearse with a guard of honor. The! ning widow and children rofe behind tn car- riages. Hotel on West First Street to Ash Street. The date to hear objections and Next came Michael Coiling, Griffith's! remonstrances thereto being set for main support in the fight to set up —_ August 2ist, A.D. 1922. government in Ireland and commanéer of the army on which the Free State advocates rest their onded by J. J. Giblin that the Res- Next in I'ne were the lord mayor of| Olution of Intention to create a pav- Dublin and representatives of vartous| ing distri public bodies. All activities in Dublin were sus- pended during the funeral. MRS. MINNIE MFAR 1S LAID AT REST TOOK ‘The funeral of Mrs. Minnie McFar- land, who died at a local hospital, on Thursday after a short fliness, was held at 3:30 this afternoon from the Bowman chapel, the Rev. L. BE. Car- ter officiating. Burial was made in the Highland cemetery, Those who survive are a husband, Frank McFarland, two daughters, Caldwell of Gillette, Wyo., . L. McKinnon of Sterling, Colo., as well as a 14-year-old son C. McFarland, who lives here. Parents of the dencesed, Mr. and Mré. RB. Rodgers, liv: GOVERNORS TO APPEAR. WASHINGTON, Aug. 16. — The governors of California, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Colorado and Wyoming will be represented at hear- ings to be started about September 1 by the house committee tn charge of the Swing bill for flood protection to the Imperial valley. Reorganization of the committee necessitated by the death of its chairman, Representa- tive Kinkead of Nebraska, is expected to result in Representat Smith of Idaho being made chairman: The two Republican members of the commit- tee ranking him in seniority are now chairmen of other important commit tees. ———— Let Wood, the sign man figure on that sign 8-15-1t* > —__-— Subscribe for the Tribune and key for every 50c paid. oe COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. get a &12-tf Casper, Wyoming, August 7, 1922. The City*Council of the City of Casper met in regular session in the Council Chamber in the City Hall, with Mayor W. A. Blackmore pre- siding. On roll call the following were present, J. J. Giblin, J. G. Jones, J. S. Pettingill and J. M. Whisen- hunt; H. H. Price, City Clerk. The minutes of the last regular and subsequent adjourned meetings read and approved. Resolution presented declaring the intention of the City Council to create an improvement district to improve by grading, constructing curbs, draining and paving the fol- lowing streets and portions of streets, to-wit: Frorh the alley west of the Hen- 00000400000066006 (Political Advertisement.) eeeeoooooooooooos trict No. 1, subject to the Henry F. Brennan Announcement I hereby announce myself as candidate for the Re- publican nomination as Justice of the Peace in Dis- ‘will of the voters at the primaries on August 22, 1922. | $100 after violate United of interference with ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD For evidence producing arrest and convic- tion of parties who kidnapped employes or who otherwise have violated, br who here- tion which prohibits picketing, or any form ployes present or prospective. Chicago & North Western Ry. Co. 5100 States Court Injunc- this Company’s em- Building Materials Weare equipped with the stock to supply your wants in high grade lumber and build- ers’ supplies. Rig timbers a specialty. 290600600 KEITH LUMBER CO. Phone 3 ; 2 to be known as Paving District N6. 26, be as read. On roll call all voting aye, the «Mayor declared said motion duly carried. Resolution presented declaring the intention of the City Council to create an improvement district to improve by grading, constructing curbs, draining sere pte." the fol- lowing streets and portions of streets, to-wit: Badger Street, between Lincoln and Jefferson Avenue, the date to hear objections and remonstrances thereto being set for August 21st, A._D. 1922. Moved by J. J. Giblin, seconded by J. G. Jones, that the Resolution of Intention to create a paving dis- trict, to be known as Paving District No. 27, be passed as read. On roll call all yoting aye, the Mayor declared said motion duly carried. The resignation of Dr. Cyril R. Bodenbach as Dairy and Food In- spector was presented to the Coun- cil. Moved by J. M. Whisenhunt, sec- onded by J. 8. Pettingill that the i of Dr. Cyril R. Boden- te: epted. On roll call all voting aye, the Mayor declared said motion duly carried. Moved by J. J. Giblin, seconded by J. S. Pettingill that the letter from the Stock Aviation Company pertaining to air planes flying over the City of Casper be referred to the Judiciary Committee, to confer with the City Attorney to enact an ordinance prohibiting same. On roll call all voting aye, the Mayor declared said motion duly carried. This being the date set to open bids on Paving Districts Numbers’ 19, 20, 21 and 22, the City Clerk reported having received seven, and opened same in the presence of the Mayor and City Council. District No. 19. Bid of Lloyd Building Company. Plain concrete pavement 6 inches thick: For cash -.- --$56,254.24 For Bonds . -- 59,754.93 Reinforced concrete pavement 6 inches thick: For cash -- ~-$60,788.04 For Bonds - ~- 64,487.83 Bid of J. V. Stryker. Reinforced concrete pavement 6 inches thick: For cash ----- = ys $89,559.90 Bid of Strange & Vallandingham. Plain concrete pavement 6 inches thick: For cash --- --$60,713.96 For bonds — 67,027.82 Reinforced concrete pavement 6 inches thick: --$64,450.48 71,760.72 The Cullyford Company. Plain concrete pavement 6 inches thick: For cash ~~ --$56,242.43 For bonds — 62,500.55 Reinforced concrete pavement 6 Bid of Pelton & Hemry. Plain concrete pavement 6 inches linches thick: |For cash — $60,228.03 |For bonds - 66,050.80 | thick: For cash __ $56,831.82 For bonds — 63,008.90 Reinforced concrete pavement 6 inches thick: For cash ~-$61,315.62 For bonds _ ~~. 67,990.90 Bid of J. R. Gordom. Plain concrete pavement 6 inches thick: POP jORSD poo ee eee $67,482.35 2-inch Asph. Cone. top., 4-inch Asph. Cone. base, cash ~----..___ 72,464.85 Bid of Sprague & Nisely Company. 2-inch asphalt concrete top, 4-inch concrete base, for cash_...____ $60,645.45 2-inch asphalt concrete, top, 65-inch concrete base, for cash Bid of Warren Construction Co, 2-inch Warrenite Bith. Top Seal flush coat, 4-inch concrete base, 2-inch Warrenite Bith. Top Seal coat, 5-inch ~-$72,284.18 For bonds 76,816.95 2-inch Warrenite Bith. Top, 3-inch bituminous concrete base: -- $60,576.48 64,361.95 For bonds — = Warrenite Bith. Top, 4-inch bituminous concrete base: For cash ___________ $65,060.28 For bonds - 69,343.95 District No..20. Bid of Lloyd Building Company. Plain concrete pavement 6 inches | thick: ‘ For cash — |For bonds — 7"35,341.10 Reinforced concrete pavement 6 inches thick: |For cash — ~$33,875.55 For bonds — =. 87,267.10 Bid of J. V. Stryker. Reinforced concrete pavement 6 inches thick: For cash - > .-- $85,944.45 Bid of Strange & Vallandingham. Plain concrete pavement 6 inches thick: |For cash ___ ~$83,023.15 For bonds — _ 36,865.87 Reinforced concrete pavement 6 inches’ thick: -$34,467.65 - 38,195.57 Bid of the Cullyford Company. Plain concrete pavement § inches thick: |For cash _ -$31,390.20 For bonds ~ = 34,910.03 Reinforced concrete pavement 6 inches thick: For cash — ~$32,981.00 |For bonds -, 36,595.28 _ Bid of J. R. Gordon. Plain concrete pavement 6 inches thick: peor cash 150s Sonaoen $40,520.50 Bid of Sprague & Nisely Const. Co. 2-inch asphalt concrete top, 4- inch concrete base: For cash $34,062.95 Moved by J. M. Whisenhunt, sec-| flush 2-inch exphalt concrete top, 5-} The following bills were pre-|Tom MacKay, Water ineh concrete base: For cash -_-. eae Jehn G. coat, 5-inch concrete cool Fee BA cet ‘Council- For -------=--- 42,472.66 sara 2-inch Warrenite Bith. Top, seal coat, 8-inch Bitum. conc. base: For $34,955.74 - - 37,561.86 2-Inch Warrenite Bith. Top, seal coat, 4-inch Bitum. Conc, base: For’ cash ‘$26,669.14 |J- 89,391.06 2-inch asphalt Conc. Top, 4-Inch Conc. base: ‘ cilman — - H. H. Price, City - J. 8. Van Doren, Treas- WEEE. sean cene BR. M. Boeke, Attorney. A. Murray, Police ary — ---~-- —-=--- Dr. C. R. Bodenbach, sal- Bid of Lloyd Bui ‘y- ‘ding Company. | Edith Plain concrete pavement: 6 inches| Maud Sloane, salary_ thick: Peter W. Dow, salary. For cash _. _-$18,848.44|Alexander Nisbet, Police For bonds - —- 16,680.19 | Pe ann nnn enn j Raintonced concrete pavement 6 inches ick: ra For cash -- _---$14,241.28 | e Rickard, Police For bonds =. 16,677.79] , Dept. - Bid of J. V. Stryker. C. O. Earsley, Police rept. : R. C. Ryan, Police Dept-. ee concrete 6 inches ¢: z, Carr, Police Dent. Z i le jeen, ‘olice ept. For cash - 15,982,701 5 F. McGrew, Police i i ick: Dept. - _-. Plain concrete 6 amar ete Jesse Freel, Pot "524.28 E- H. Gibbons, Dalles 5 ept. “TS enhtinforced concrete” 6 inches}, P°°Os cen Police Dept. For cash .. Za 14,853.05|3; D. Green, Police Dept. Por oe 16,472.00 |G- V. Pile, Police Dept.-_ Bid of the Cullyford Company. - E. Schmitz, © Police Plain concrete 6 inches thick: | _, Dept — ----—---—--_- ‘ors _$13,259.69|F- G. Wolfe, Police Dept. For bonds _- 14,754.68 een Plummer, Police ee ereee, - cometete 7 Uy tebe baa r..-Weben Peta Dare: Worteeah 2: _-$14,057.77|F-_E. Trantham, Police = 15,627.58 Bid of J. R. Gordon, Police Dept. Plain concrete 6 inches thick: bard, , Police For cash ~-.-.-------« $16,141.39 | _. UeP® --- ~--—----- 2-inch asphalt Conc. Top, 4-inch Cone. base: For cash ------~- --- 17,138.99 Bid of Sprague & 2-inch asphalt Nisely Const. Co. Conc. top, 4-inch Cons. beset ci) el Aissali [Oe Le Eeaieoole pkage cranes sepbalt Conc.\temy Stash! 03 Colby, Satgesr Fee a a earn A, A. alll, “Reginesrs cinch tone bases” “OP St! 8b latarabail” Daytom, Bag hae A =3#38-18082|o, "Bergan, Engineer. s.inch Cone bares OP S68! S08 ip, CA Knits,“ Biagineer Fie ponds’ HEEIE IG] Arthur’ Gombe, Engineer” 2-inch Warr, bith. top, 8-inch Bitum. Conc. bi Dept. For cash -- $14,434.01 pt. — - For bonds — eee 16,818.16 c. MS Diener, Engineer. 2-inch Warr. Bith. Top, seal coat, He wenn nnn 4-inch Bitum. Conc. base J. _E. Childs, Engineer. For cash _- $15,381.86! Dept, - ~----_-_____. For bonds —_- 16,315.76 Evan Tobin, Engineer. Paving District No. 22. apt.) ge eee Bid of Lloyd Building Company. |W. H. Johnson, Engineer. Plain concrete 6 inches thick: Dept. . --.------_- z For cash ~~ --$29,100.23|W. J. Humphrey, Engi- For bonds — ~~ 31,462,.13!_ neer. Dept. ~--—--___- Reinforced concrete 6 inches;Fred Van Dyke, Engineer. thick: Dephrccc es s For Cas a For bonds = ~ Bid of J. Y. Stryker. F._8. Knittl Reinforced concrete 6 inches apt. tent = re thick: R._A. Knittle, Engineer. Ror.cashs—. oso ee 35,484.90} Dept. - --_-__---____ Bid of Strange & Vallandingham. |Oscar Hiestand, = Fire Plain concrete 6 inches thick: Dept. For cash —- --$30,814,92|D. H. Smith, Fire Dept.__ For bonds — 33,920.03/H. F. Giffin, Fire D Reinforced conerete 6 inches|C. R. Hancock, Fire thick: Wm. M. Gossett, Fire For cash —- ------$82,607.12|__ Dept. - -.—..--- s For bonds _ -. 86,190.15 |M. H. Hool, Fire Dept.___ Bid of the Cullyford Company. |H. E. Razey, Fire Dept... Plain concrete 6 inches thick: _|J. H. Patrick, Fire Dept._ For cash __ $29,129.11| 0. T. Gibson, Fire Dept. For bonds ~~ 32,404.14|J. O. Gibson, Fire Dept._- prsatorces concrete 6 inches|C. A. Pennington, | Fire thick: For cash ~~ 81,040.79 For bonds — 34,495.04) Wm. Jones, Fire Dept. -- Bid of J. R. Gordon, Plain concrete 6 inches thick: Forcash’-o) eee $33,033.54 2-inch asphalt Conc. top, 4-inch Asph. Cone. base: Rorsensh eee a-ha $35,423.14 Bid of Sprague & Nisely Const. Co. Marion Andrews, Fire Depts ose see Pete Nelson, Fire Dept. — Wm. Shapley, Fire Dept._ O. F. Sayles, Fire Dept.__ Tra Hoopman, Fire Dept._ G. L. Berger, Fire Dept._ 2-inch Asph. Conc. top, 4-indh}K. S. Myrland, Street Conc. base: oe eae 4 Port cash <6 05. 2252 $31,026.49] W. Zook, Street Dept. _-_ 2-inch Asph. top, 5-inch Conc.|E. Bragdon, Street Dept. base: Art Gibbs, Street Dept.__ Poripesh fo) se $32,818.60|B. Decker, Street Dept.- Bid of Warren Const. Co. 2-inch Warr. Bith. top, seal coat, 4-inch Conc. Base: 34,723.51 For cash 36,884.53 H. Colson, Street D a P. Plunkett, Street Dept. W. Layton, Street Dept. E. Simpson, Street Dept._ ‘W. Greener, Street Dept. Ed Washburn, Street opts. = = = Joe Smith, Street Dept.__ George Clark, Street Dept. A. Brink, Street Dept.___ Frank Julian, Park Dept.¢ co L. Thompson, Park M. C. Farley, Park Dept... M. F. Wsrd, Park Dept._ --$33,767.67 | Harry Olsen, Park Dept._ - 35,928.69|Al Converse, Park Dept. Moved by J. J. Giblin, seconded| W. L. Rice, Park Dept.__ by J. G. Jones that the City i-|Richard Forster, Park neer be instructed to tabulate TS Ae Se figures in the above paving dis-|Clen Farley, Park Dept.__ tricts, and the City’Council con-|Henry Muchel, Park Dept. vene at 1 o’clock p. m. August 9th| Ray Cardwell, Park Dept. to award the contracts in Paving|Roy Dowson, Park Dept._ Districts 19, 20, 21 and 22. Ise Cody, Park Dept.__2_ On roll call all voting aye, the|J. E. McGrew, Park Dept. Mayor declared said motion duly| Harry R. Brown, Garage— st Walter Storrie, Water follows:} Dept. — -.. the City Council of|Tom Berry, Water Dept.— For bonds 2-inch Warr. Bith. top, seal coat, 5-inch Conc. base For cash For bonds _ 2-inch Warr. For c: $31,617.03 For bonds — 33,539.09 2-inch Warr.\ Bith. top, 4-inch Bitum. base: “* Resolution presented solution ag Resolved_b; the City of Casper, Wyoming, the|F. P. Diener, Water Dept. Mayor concutring: . Maude Dillon, Water be and is hereby} Dept. . -_ That the Loe (te authorized and directed to enter|Fred Hyde, Water Dept._ into a contract with the Chicago,|M. M. Bohen, Water Dept. Burlington & Quincy Railroad Com-/ August ‘Schmoldt, Water pany, permitting the City to lay and os eS eee maintain a 72-inch concrete storm|Floyd Blackmore, Water sewer pipe line under the tracks and Dept. — right of way of the Railroad Com-| Arthur pany at Ci it. Moved oy onded by J. G. Jones that the res-|H. P. olution be passed as read, and the} Dept. Mayor and City Clerk be authorized | Arthur to enter into a contract with the C., Dept. — . M. Whisenhunt, sec-|L. L. Unger, Water D. Schmitz, Wa Wilde, B. & Q. Ry. Co., as ver the above/John McHattie, Water resolution. Pept. sieves ate On roll call, all voting aye, the|C. J. Elliott, Water Dept. Mayor declared said motion duly Clinton Fuller, Waier carried. Dept. - "<so SS el eee inch reyment wt ntret shes 5 ES - BITS 75.00! at the ‘of maturity of the last 83.33; M. L. Estabrook, Water due, and the en- ee 25.00| tire equal ts with inter- 10.00) Western Electric Co., upon the whole sum id at 25.00 a See 352.62 rate of six per cent (6' ifs a4 Mrs. CG. Ryan, Board payable at the same 80.00 ers — ~- 294.75 the, installments are payable. 20.00)New York Of] Co., Serv- All paymen{s shall be made to 3 ea Sisk Stes view the City Trsseeae. ra . Price, Freight, etc. notice 10.00/ 4° ¥. Jacot, Expense... 32.00 tac Cndinapeas of the of Cas- Natrona Power Co., Serv- per and the Statutes of 'yoming. ee hi sali e een 1,210.77| "In Witness Whereof I haye here- 100.00 |Colby £ Rognstad, Serv- unto set my hand at Casper, Wyo- ices . ~.---... =~ ->-. 4318.50 , this 15th day of August, A. 100.00/J. V. Stryker, McKinley D. 1922. 100.00|"" St. Draw J. H. VAN DOREN, Est. No. Cit é Lloyd: Bldg. Go., 75.00 100.00 |nance 75.00. 75.00 3, Paving Dist. No. 17_11,023.8¢ Moved by J. J. Giblin, seconded by J. S. Pettingill that the bills be allowed as audited by the Fi- Committee and warrants ordered drawn to same. ity 4 Published August 16th to 26th, 1922, inclusive. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. To All Persons Liable for As- pay ‘On roll call all voting aye, the] ser, tary Sewer District 75.00| Mayor’ declired sald metion duly | eens 4 60.00 | carried. There being no further business 100.00|to come before this meeting, same was adjourned. W. A. BLACKMORE, Mayor. 72.11| Attest: 72.11 72.11 72.11 72.7% 72,11 THAL 72,11 72.11 72.11 72.41 72.11 72.11 72.11 72.11 72.11 72.11 72.11| 72.11 15.00 112.50 87.50 100.00) 112.50 112.50! 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 istin, c.F. “Mannings Cash Store” at Casper, Wyoming, has this date beeu dis- solved by mutual consent, the retir- ing partner, sold his entire interest in said part- nership and all its assets to the con- tinuing partner, C. F. Stark, and the continuing partner having as- sumed sole liability on account of all partnership liabilities; all ac- counts and ther obligations due said co-partnership are the erty of and must be continuing partner, C. Assessment Roll for Sani District No. 10 was certifie: 15th day of August A. D., 1922, by the City Clerk to the undersigned City Treasurer for collection. H. H. PRICE, + City Clerk. Publish August 16, 1922. me No. 11. Notice is hereby given that the Assessment Roll for Sanitary Sewer District No. 11 was certified on the 15th day of August, A. D. 1922, by the City Clerk to the under- signed City Treasurer for collec- tion. The owners of any lots, tracts or parcels of land, or other property charged with assessment may redeem the same for all or any portion of the liaility for the NOTICE. ‘The co-yiartnership heretofore ex- betwech John Manning and Stark conducting a grocery jiness under the trade name of John Manning, having pro) ey to aalg '. Stark. Dated at Casper, Wyoming, Au- gust 15th, 1922. JOHN MANNING, C. F. STARK. Publish August 16, 1922. paca Ber ilasTi NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. To All Persons Liable for Assess- ment in Sanitary Sewer Digtrict N ‘0. 10. ee, Notice is hereby given the wer on the The owners of any lots, tracts or parcels of land, or other property charged with assessment may re- deem the same for all or any por, tion of the liability for the cost of improvement by paying the entire assessment or any portion thereof charged against such lots, tracts or parcels of land without interest within thirty days after the first publication notice, to-wit: on or be- 87.50 |fore the 18th day of,September, A. D. 1922. 100.00| ‘The owners of any such lots, tracts rcels of land may 75.00\acem the-same from all liabilities Te- for the unpaid amount to said as- 62.50|sessment at any time after said thirty days by 0.00] staliment of said assessment un paid and charged against sny lot, tract aying the entire in-| tim Secre' Pub. Aug. 12 to 28, 1922. Ket a ee cost of improvement by paying the entire assessment or any portion thereof charged against such lots, tracts or parcels of land without interest within thirty days after the first publication notice, to-wit: On or before the 18th day of September, A. D. 1922, the owners of any such lots, tracts or parcels of land may redeem the same from all liabilities for the unpaid jount of said assessment at any time after said thirty days paying the entire to 1230 p. m. will be Inserted under the head “Too Late to Classify. HELP WANTED—MALE \ THE C. B. & Q. R. R. ‘Wants men for desirable and per installment of said assessment un-;™fPent positions In Tilinois, Wiscon- paid and charged against any lot, tract or parcel of land at the time of such payment with therean at the date of maturity the last installment falling due, an sin, Iowa, Missour! and Nebraska. interest |Machinists, boilermakers and < blacksmiths, 70c per hour. the entire equal installments with|A few helpers for these crafts interest upon the whole sum unpaid, at the rate of of six per cert (6%) per annum, payable at the same time that the installments are pay- the City Treasurer. This notice is given the Odinances of the per and the Satutes of Wyoming. at 47 per hour. Passenger car carpenters and repairers, 70c per hour. Freight car carpenters and re- rsuant to|Pairers, 63c per hour. Cit of Cas- ‘To replace men on strike against de- Railroad In Witness Whereof, I have here-|cision of the United States unto set my sage as Casper, Wyo-|Labor ming, this 15th day of August, A. D. 1922. J. H. VAN DOREN, City Treasurer. tions Publish August 16th to 26th, |Iocomotive devatorents wiverg Tene 1922, inclusive. NOTICE. To stockholders of the Alaska Development Company: You are hereby notified that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Alaska Development Com- pany will be held at the office of the company in the city of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, on the 24th day of August, 1822, at 2 o’clocic in the afternoon of said day, for the purpose of el officers and directors for the ensu: year, eae ace aoe transaction of mah other iness as may properly come before said meeting at that ie. (Signed) Cc. F. DOYLE, 30.00) or parcel of land at the time of 75.00 72.11 2111] Business ory 72.1 72.11 ACCOUNTANTS DOCTORS 7211 DR. A. P. KIMBALL 72.11| GUARANTEE RSTRY “CORE: 112 Frat Second Street. 72.11| Auditors and Accountantec cents. | Office Phone 220M Res. Phone 1715W 72.11 | 298.11 Ol Exchange Bldg. Phone 66 3. 0. KAMP, M. D. WYOMING AUDIT COMPANY ma.ay ana ]s Mwent We Bide, Phone, 789 Telephones 1650 and 1 72.11 analyses, Income "Tax Bere and HOUSE MOVERS 67.50 panne: WILLIAM NEIDEROUER WA AUDITORS 1107 South Melrose Phone 260 62.60|_ REIMERTH SVAN DENEERG LAWYERS eas ith Floor 05 Bldg Phone 787 NICHOLS & STIRRETT ARCHITECTS 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bhig. 776.00 iS & GOODRICH, Architects Send ee | it 5 75.00 | DUBOIS & GOOE rears 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. 75:00 |Camer. Wye. Phows 448|"— IRVING GOFF MFGANN 78.00 | GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY| guite 3°20 mein 62.50|415 Oi Exchange Bldg. Phone 1162 TAGENS & MURANE 62.50 WEBB, Architect #380 sof STBORN 8. wl Architect || 206-207 oll Ex Building b WILLIAM 0. WILSON AWNINGS ‘Attorney-at-Law 12.81 | oe Suites 14-15-16, Townsend 25.02 c ng, 30.90 (747 South Lincoln St. Phone 927M OSTEOPATHS 62.50] Di 100.00 BAGGAGE and TRANSFER | DR. CAROLINE C. DAVIS SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. Suite 6, Tribune Apartments. Ph, 338 75.00|Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Piano acrriiat ine ‘Moving. Phone 74d D SANFORD 70.00 SEARLES TRANSFER Midwest Bidg. Phone 1030 70.00 | Res. Phone 87W — Offic>-Phone_71W | ——————_—_________ 70.00 RADIATOR REPAIRING ‘ 70.00 CHIROPRACTORS : 2 NATRONA RADIATOR SHOP 70.00 DR. J. H. JEFFREY ~ Yepaiing. Cleseing 00! pR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY |522 E. Yellowstone Phone 1: aoe Suite 318 Midwest Bldg. Phone 706 DOF 70.00 DRY EDNA HABN 25 — 70.00 ; WYOMING ROOFING Co. Suite 2. 70.00) Phones. Office 423, Res. 1235 Tig ad. Retoating = ape Repair. 100.00] _M. E HARNED, Chiropractor poi ‘Twefth Phone 16043 100,90 Phone 1457 STENOGRAPHERS 112.50 DR. ©. 1. amon CASPER LETTER SERVICE 87.50| Osteopathic ‘and Chiropractic Letter Composition Multigeaphiny Physician Publle Stenographer_ Notary Pattie 62.50 |310 0-8 Building Phone 1754] Phone 45 Balcony 75.00 DE. 1. EB. BERQUIST TLO} 15.00 | guttermeister Bldg. Phone 1757 TAILORS 5. H. ACKERMAN, 87.50 CONTRACTORS 116 E. Midwest: 4833 75.00| © ©. STOUT, General Contractor Casper’s Lending Tailor and i Homes Please We Specialize on: All of Ladies’ ms.o0{THbune_ Bids. *NPhone 85—r761W] Veen ae. Seo Hinds of Laat 75.00|" CORCORAN CONTRACTING 00. | WYOMING © : LEANERS & "TATORS 75.00 W. F. Corcoran, President. . P. 0. Rox 1820, Casper, Wyo. We Call and Deliver. Phone 1437M 35.00 DOCTORS VULCANIZING 75.00|" MARSHALL ©, “KEITH, M. D. Expert_Vulcanizing—tow Prices 75.00! _ Office Phone 30. Residence “164 Ra oO Private Hospital—612 South Durbin [522 E. Yeliowstone Phone j473 WW 715.00 ©2O00SSOS OOS OLED POO SSOOSPOOOSSO9OOEOOO0EOOOSOE Young in who have finished their farm or other work for the, season apply at once befors it is too late, for oereeratey: will be able you to qualify for positions pay- ing higher wages. For further particulars and trans portation, if accepted, call on or write MASTER MECHANIC C.B&Q.R.R. / CASPER, WYO. WANTED—Young men, handy with carpenter tools, for permanent em- ployment—rate: ¢7c to 63c per hour, dependius upon.ablility, and | experl- ence, with Day at rate of time and one-half after eight hours’ work. Call on or write Master Mechanic, C. B. &€QrR.R. 8-16-1t HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Housekeeper on ranch, 25 miles out by widower with one child 8 years old. Call 4$8J. 8-15-3t* —Schoo! girl to assist with ork; close to Park and high school, good home for good girl. Phone 211W. 8-15-3t WANTED—Two women for laundry work. Phone 1851J. 8-15-2t LADIES—Earn $15 weekly spare time at home addressing, mailing music circulars; send ~10c silver for music, sample copy, information. An- sonia Music Co., 312 W. Forty-seventh St, New York. 8-16-6t* HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE 4 NN MAKE $20 WEEKLY mailing cir- culars. Complete instructions, 25c. Varga Supply Co., 608 HE. 16th St, New York City. 8-8-10t* SALESMEN WANTED WANTED—Salesman with car; tires at prices ‘below competitors; $100 and expenses. Hydro-Vulcan ‘Tire Co., 1104 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, In. 8-16-1t* POSITION WANTED POSITION WANTED—Lady with lit- tle girl wishes position as house- keeper. Address Box A-50 Tribune. B.idste, POSITION WANTED—Man and wife want work on ranch; experienced have no children; will go any distance. Box A-53, Tribune. 8-15-2t¢ WANTED—Cooking for ranch or any camp work that will last through the winter or longer, by middle aged lady with small boy, with school nut too far; if fare is furnished distance or direction do not matter; want home Tore than large wages. gee }-10-6t ¥ experienced in general office stenog! , cleri- i Ad ermanent position by cashier and bookkeeper with two years’) experience, also experienced in general office work; references fur- nished. Call 1276. §-15-2t° re a cali RDN ett OPEN FOR BUSINESS—Casper mat- tress factory. Why throw away Le P| stead Pre it made over. Call ut our 30-day special. 32 ‘W. Yellowstone, Phone 16173, ~ = tate \. POSITION. WANTED — Experienced : nurse wants work, 811 East Fo teenth. Phone 1703. g12se LADY wants work by the hour day. Call or write 751 N. Durbin, 8-15-3t® 7 YOUNG lady desires stenographi: work. Phone 1554J. Sects i dR it SAP YOUNG man, experienced in general clerical work, wants position in Cas- per office after 4 ™m. Call at 515 8. Beech or phone 6: $-15.2t° 8