Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1922, Page 11

MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1922. BRINGING UP FATHER iMOST CALL ON -THE CHIEF OF => POLICE TO SEE ‘ow to Answer. Blind Classified . Ads n answering blind ads these 5 oe please 4 = ivertisement, Write the address 1™ GLAD You HE Lerr OAXS Aco ONE HAD SINCE: c fhe Casper Delty Ctidune CROPPE IN- WHERE IS XOOR: WIFE'S BROTHER & See ee IND NO DEEN HIM FOR Him: —Drawn for The Casper Tnbune by George \ LETS QT IN THe SATROL. WAGON AN’ GO OUT LOOKIN’ PAGE ELEVEN And said Board, subject to s of this constitution h regulations as may IcManus ceeds. | be prov } = ded by _ have the 4rection, control, disposition and HE TOOK | care of all s that have been THE j heretofore or may hereafter be PATROL | granted to the te. Sy =i W. E. CHAPLIN, ] GON! ) 3 ary of State. ; Publish Av 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11, 18, Oct 30 and November NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. To sessme: No. 11. Notice is her given that the Assessment Roll for Sanitary Sewer All Persons I Sanitary Sewer District Distriet No. 11 certified o; 15th day of August, A. D. ioe, the City Clerk to the under- signed City Treasurer for collec- ion, The owners of any lots, tracts or parcels of land, or other property charged with assessment HOMES real HOMES Stx-room ‘house dose tn; $6,500, $3,000 cash. Ftveroom new brick hous:; $8,500, $1,500 ash. Fourrvorn mew colonial, $5,750, 51,800 cash. And remember we. build ‘em while you wait. Open Evenings _ GROVER C. GORSUCH Builder of Good Homes Ninth and Wolcott Streets. check in fnil_payment of the same. the foregoing instructions about counting the words and the wate per word for The Casper Daily Tribune, CLOSING HOUR—Want Ads to be ied properly must be in The er Daily Tribune office before Want Ads received after 10:30 12:34 p. m, will be inserted under head “Too Late to Classify. pier oe Bei cE HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED— One man for general housework and te work on the d; colored preferre?. 175. or 209 BE, Tenth. 8-21-4t HELP WANTED—FEMALE LADIES—Earn $15 weekly spare time at home addressing, mailing music circulars; send j0c sfiver for ic, sample copy,, information. An- ia Muste Co, 812 W. Forty-seventh New York. 8-16-6t% ANTED—A lady, barber; twill pay 70 per cent .344 W. Yellowstone. S-21-2t° neral house hone 1116J. 8-21-1t ‘WANTED--Girl for kodak (finishing department; experienced pri only; best wages. Bell's Studo. 8-18-4t WA to take WANTED—TO RENT ya aoe as WANTED TO RENT—A modern five- room house; unfurnished; east of} Center street; not farther out than! McKinley by September’ 10. Address Box A-66, Tribune. 8-17-6t —————— WANTED TO RENT—Four or five- room house, east of Center street; will sign up for two or three years; furnished or unfurnished. Box Tribune. 8. WANTED—Furnished apartment or small house; close in. Address Box A-65, Tribun ‘8-21-2t° WANTED—Board and room for man and wife reasonably close in; peo ple of refinement. Phone 190 AUTO ACCESSORIES age. “455 W. Yellowstone. 8-1 to eight volts, if taken at onc WANTED—Woman ifor work. 803 8. Durbin. ms NTED—Responsible lady, care of baby and light housework. Apply at 101 8. Center. 8-21-2t° FEMALE and rented. 129 West nue. Phone 714J. attractive prices; them Over before buying; ————| WANTED—Home for 1% months MAKE $20 weekly mailing ¢troulars;| old female puppie; mother thorougn- complete instructions, 25c. Varga/bred Airedale. 1527 EB, Twelfth. Supply Co. 608 E. Sixteenth, New 5 York City. #-19-10t° FOR SALE—AUTORIOBILES ) in Mathine Co. 127TW. 222 8, Wolcott. - POSITION WANTED. WANTED—Office position “by cap- able young man; experienced Phone 1888. : 8-19-3t* WANTED—Work in oil fieldy, experi. enced cook, Phone 213R. 8-21-2t! SERVICES OFFERED IF YOU WANT turniture re- paired, call at 367 h Asi. street, or phone 1660. 8-5-tf CESS POOLS. and toilets cleaned in the best, cheapest and saniutry way. ‘Vanhoval Sanitation Co., 116 - Phone 1364W, YE DO rough dry laundry, 40c a dozen; also finished work reason- able. Phone 1£51J. 8-14-6t ns SEWING girl's high school amiforms, reasonably priced. 214 East J. Phone 1240M. 8-17-6t OPEN FOR BUSINBSS—Casper mat- tress factory. Why throw” away your old mattress? have it mde over. Call_us about our 30-day special. 326 ‘W. Yellowstone. Phone 1617. rie . T-31+t ‘WANTED—To care for baby not over two years old in own home. Inquire 1022 8. Willow. 8-15-6t CARPENTER work by day or con- Inc. used and new furniture; largo stock of overyti Wei ceemtecnen tir eg apeteh See.us first. Phono 16175 326 t% lowstone. FOR SALE—Good usea cars good shape; prices reasonabl will sell cars on commission; bring your car over and we will get you eagh for it, If you buy or sell a car, come and see 1 Auto Exchange, Fifth and Center streets. 6-18-10t FOR SALE—Ford one ton truck, pneumatic tires, A-1 condition. In- quire 118 S, Washington. Phone 768M. 8-19-3t FOR SALB—Cheap, Berens touring car. 336 S. Kimba 8-17-7t FOR SALE—Ford special, 116-inch} wheelbase, $100 extras, new rubber the easiest riding bug in Casper. See Hines at Wyoming Oldsmobile aan |South Aeh street or phono 1650. your Sout | 1018M. |purchaser may have lease on hou: $80 per month; close in. Phone, 12 2) ate FOR SALE—One 1915 Reo’ Six, good Turning order, $250. E. J. Winters. 1446 8, St. Botolph. 8-19-3t* FOR SALE— Truck, one Anderson truck in A-1 condition; three-qavr- ter ton; a good buy. McLogan Sign| Co., 327 Industrial. Phone, 1025 or! 17895. 8-19-3t For Sale Ford Truck Late 1921 model with inclésed win- ter cab; extra heavy grain body; FOR SALE—Child’s bed, diningroom table, buffet, road. burner laundry stov. gallon tank; cheap. 810 CY. washing machine. Phone 1086. guaranteed. Electric Phone 1336R. a FOR SALE—One 40x8 cord tire and tube, almost new. Yellowstone Gar- FOR SALE—One Exide battery, 4 FOR SALE——New and second hand oll stoves at a sacrifice. Phone 1086. 8-16-tf FOR SALE—New ana good second- hand sewing machines sold; rapaired ave- SEWING MACHINES—We lave a few slightly used Singers at very come in and look terms $5 down and $3 a month. Singer Sewing Phone 8-19-3t ——<$<$<$<$_<$<$<_—<—<__— JHE CASPER AUCTION HOUSE, ‘ing and selling grand time ys = © your ty. . Yer 6-17-18 T¥ YOU WAN? secona-hand furnt- turefi or anything second-hand, or have upything to trade, call at 867 FOR SALE—Grey reed baby cab, re- | versible body. 616 W. Tenth. Phone 8-21-3t | FOR SALE—$850 worth of fine house- hold furniture; will take $350 cas! se, 42. -3t solid oak kitchen |table, range, oil heater. 347 BH. Rail- 8-21-3t° FOR SALE—One splendid three-burn ar oil stove with oven and one fou: will heat sixty 8-21-2t FOR SALE—Refrigerator and electric 8-16-tf FOR SALE—Two Thor electric wash- ing machines; one copper *tub, both Repair ‘Shop. 8-21-2t° _—_ FOR SALE— A _ four-room hous full basement with room apartment; nice lot; double gar- also vacant lot; will sacrifice if sold before the first. Phone owner, 8. ag 1882R. BARGAIN FOR LOT OWNER For Sale—Fiveroom modern, with all plumbing and gas fixtures instelled. Must be moved. 1268. —$—$—$—$ << ______ FOR SALE—1l4x22 shingle house on|%. furnished desirable 60x140-foot lot; or unfurnished; $1,700; term: Twelfth. . Wins Casper View, 1446 8. st. Batolph & modern S-2T-1te FOR RENT-—APARTMENTS — Apartment; equipped with electric three-|lights and gas. Phone 1887W. $-21-2t i ey FOR RENT——Modern furnished. three Toom apartment; private bath, gas hot water; front and back entran one-half biock from Second street J hhouse,|ney line. 133 8. Conwell Square 2t PI $ot|FOR RENT— A_ modern tworoom ent; furnished; gas heat. 1215 . Phone 780R 821-2 Bites voll atist al ah NT—Four-room apartment; Satan $25. Phone 16839 FOR SALE—By owner, ¢ fou modern house with finished ment, cheap for cash. 908 8. owner, FOR SALE—By roo: nice lot, FOR SALE—Income 60x140 feet ten-room shacks: $5,500. Box A-60, Tribune. Walrat. S-18-3t9| | : threeroom property, three small hotises and furnished. Owne: 8-21-2t° r-room base- 'T — Two-room >} furnished apartment. Inquire Berry Room: 8-19-2t° FOR RENT—Strictly modern four- room basement; gis stove and heat- 1116,.W. Fifteenth. 8-19-2t° NT—Modern’ furnished base- 50x140} ory furnished. tot| FOR RE ment apartment; close .in.. Phone 2263. 8-19-2t FOR RENT—Modern two-room fur- nished apartment; heat, lights and RELINQUISHMENTS, ETC. gas furnished; electric washer; close ” te 6) Jin. 310 CY, 8-19-2t FOR SALE—Homestead relinquish ment, 40 acres on Salt Creek road; FOR RENT HOUSES close in. Call 293J. 704% East A. -194te S194t*|FOR RENT—Nineroom house; mod ern; furnished for roomers. 430 W. LIVESTOCK Midwest $-21-2t FOR RENT—House, two rooms and FOR SALE — Horse, harness and) kitchenette; unfurnished; gas and buggy at a sacrifice. Phone 1086. | toilet. 215 N. Lincoln. Phone 1044R 8-16-tf , 8-19-2 FOR F room house; attic’ FOR SALE OK TRADE to stairway; as; electricity ,and ———_____,| water; $20, per’ month. 1227 8. "Pop- LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR TRADH lar. Ve 8-21-6t Draft horses, harness, and wagons, A-l condition, L. E. Blanchard, 1206| FOR Glenarm. Phone 1147J. FOR SALE OR TRADE Hight, four-passenger roadste: class conditio: lighter car; Phone 1869W. closed car form” under Scottsbluff government , county, raphér owner, 220 8S. Wolcott Casper Art ee ee ere FOR SALE OR TRADE—Three-room| First. house, lights and water in; w’ good car as first payment, like rent. Phone, 1998J. ae inane aeny FOR SALE OR TRADE—Two ‘good young horges. Burlington Car One Cole} will sell or trade for preferred FOR, TRADE — 160-acre irrigated Nebraska; trade for Casper property. See photog- balance 6-17-1t nquire 845 S, McKinley 82 °NT—Four-room house and inside toijet:on Railroad Jones ani Phone 1204. ite 5 §-21-3t} FOR RENT — Fiveroom moder: unfurnished house. 5. Walnut. Phone 744. r, first 21-1t 8-18-6t |FOR R ern five-room !per month, 'T—Nicely furnished mod- house; garage; $100 S. Grant. Phone 21-1t canal wil Studi, 8-17-8t| room cottas: and gas included; ill take nes| POR RENT— Ten-room house and furniture for sale. 163 N. Wolcott. 6-21-6 8-21-3t lowstone. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Buick, looks like new. Call 1053W. 510 W. )FOR RE! house i lowstone. ‘T — Furnished nine-room North Casper. 340 W. Yel. 8-21-1t Yel 8-19-6t FOR SALE OR TRADE touring ca lots or smaller car. Phone 70: FOR SALE OR RENT tract; estimates free. Axel Thyren P. Q. Box 15. 8-16-6t* Moore transmission; complete car in Perfect condition; leaving town rea- taneous gas heat Ba eel ental a Pager ny son for selling; price $550; can be!of furniture; must sell to build. Cas- . sharpen. res Jewelry Co., a per Auction Ho 326 W. Yellow. > Center. : ‘Je-as-ate] seen at stone. Phone 617. 81-tt] . FOR RENT—ROOMS For Rent —— b- py <6 Entire second floor over Frantz * FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room| g Cent street. ee WANTED—TO BUY 1210 S. Locust St. | For SALe—MIsCELLANEOUS |7O® == T_Nicely furnished room |shop, 62 South Cuter Boe WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand fur- Mey: z eee We eA FOR SALE—Oftice desk, adding machine, check: show case. Phone 1086. 8-21-28 FOR SALE—Ford, $200; Dodge $500; terms. 1144 8. ‘Willow. 8-21-3t* FOR SALE—Buick, 1920 roadster. 102 N. Park; $550 if taken at oe }-21-3t FOR SALE—Oldsmobile Eight, in A-1 condition; side wings, bumpers, ex- tra tire; priced right: come and lock; this over. R. N. Van Sant, Phone 1406. Sl4tt FOR SALE—Chandler car, a real bar- gain for quick sale. 724 S. Beech. Phone 797M. 8-21-1t® FOR SALE—We have several Fords and Chevrolet touring cars for-sale on the best of terms. Yellowst: age, 455 W. Yellowstone. ate FOR SALE—] Six chummy roa. ster. Phone 1458. T-TRe Subscribe for the Tribune and get a key for every 50c paid. S-12-4f niture or anything of value; high- est cash price paid. 367 South Ash atreet. Phone 1660. 59-48 ——— | {WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand har- ness, saddles, tarps und all kinds of furniture. Phone 1086. T-16-t£ WANTED TO BUY — Furniture of any kind. 120 West Midwestiavenue. hone 249. 2-24-tf WANTED—Thousana good agetl ewes bred July or August; give price f. 0. b., railroad October 1; will contract. C. H. Dechert, Mitchell, Neb. | 6-28*10t® WANTED TO BUY—Tents, second- hand suits, guns, tarps, saddles and harness. 216 W. First. Phone 1328R. ‘S19-8te WANTED TO BUY—A lot in ‘south part of Casper; price must ibe rea- wonable. Call S00M. 8-21-it) fone mete nerreeatretrncaieered Ube eee PESTA WANTED TO BUY—A Ford, Midwest at S. H. Ackerman’ Shop. Apartment 3, 250 N. Beech, material; chine Co. FOR SALE—O1l4 Tribune office. Mont. . or YOU SEE THE COUPLES CAME SO SLOW - AND FATHER TIME COMPLAINED, YOU KNOW THAT NOAH HIRED WOOZLEY-BLINK TO RYSH\ THEM IN QUICK LIKE A WINK. FOR SALE—Twenty used gas ranges; *two Persian Wilton rugs, one instan- several carloads typewriter cometer and 8-16-t£ FOR SALE—A Leedy three octave xylophone with resonator, case and stand included, practically new, cheap, 8-21-1t BUTTONHOLES— ‘Any size on any 35@ per dozen; come in and see some of our work; satisfac- tion ‘guaranteed. Singer Sewing Ma- T-15-20t newspapers. Call at 1-26-tf-dh_ HEMSTITCHING and. picoting a' tachment; fits any sewing machine price $2, Economy Sales Co., Biilin, 8-19-6 Cafe or phone 428W. private family; new home. Jeckson. Phone 18673. FOR FOR RENT — Pleasant room for gentleman; 445 S. Grant. Phone 394M. FOR RENT—Room, cool, comfortable} and agri le place to be; lng. 425 CY. Phone 197M. FOR RENT—Big, clean, cool gas and steam heat in winte' cooked breakfast. reasonable room in Casper. 867 all day Sunday after 5:30 week days. FOR RENT—One modern room. Call after 5 p. m., Grant. Phone 1654M. Chandler first class condition for FOR SALE OR RENT — Grocers store; reasonable. Inquire Standard 4-18-12t WANTED—Roomers and boarders in RENT— Furnished rooms conveniences. 348 W. Midwest. 8-19-6t* basement | reasonable. | See this for most} SO«IN THEY SHOT FROM “I” To “Zz” {TOO FAST TO‘CHOOSE OR CHARGE A FEE |AND SO, DEAR, PEOPLE, THAT IS WHY — WE HAVE , THE,’SKEETER AND THE FLY.” |FOR SALE—Four-room house; well furnished, $2,800; terms!’ 1144 5 Willow. 21-2 FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—Light running machine. Phone 1086. 2t ewing 27-tt L. G. MURPHY 8-18-3t| aoe pe ee BUSINESS CHANCES FOR LEASE—160 acres oil Jand in Bolton field; government permit. Address P. O. box 778 . 5-29-tt FOR SALE—Only exclusive millinery store and beauty parlor in Ailiance, Ned., owner married and giving up on bus| business. Call 969W. 8-18-3t" §21-3t| [OR LEASE—To drilling company, room, 1,960 acres situated in township 38 |north,- range 67 west, sixth principal meridian, Converse oounty, Wyoming. For information address J. G. Peter- son. 247 B street, Oxnard, Cai. 8-19. 313 _N 8-2) 8-21-2t Phone Register; liberal reward for return. Matson Brothers. may redeem the same for all or any portion of the liaility for the of improvement by paying the treasurer shall not be paid more — than eighteen red dollarsjentire assessmer D1 y i FOR RENT—Two-room brick apart- a pair of giasses| ($1,800.00) the count ereof charged aga at sack ieee Shee $s pe a 406 “W. et Please return to/assessor shall not be paid more than| tracts or parcels of land without s + ogi 3 sing! phon ine office and receive earaee twelve hundred dollars ($1,200.00) | interest within thirty days after the Je per year; t and prosecut-| first publication notice, to-wit FOR RENT — Furnished ent | STOLEN—One small National ‘cash|ing attorney shall not be paid more] On or before the 18th .day of hundred dollars per year; the county than__ fifteen September, A. D. 1922, ($1,500.00) of the owners 8-21-3t* any such lots, tracts or parcels LOST—Solid gold lodge pin; P. of H. Return to Mrs. Walz, 618 S. Grant. ns A4O8T—On Thureday August 10, black knitted hand bak on Cody road near Cody cemetery. Would person t of schools shall not be paid more n fifteen hundred dollars ($1,500.00) per year. In counties having more than five mil- lion dollars ($5,000,000.00) sessed valuation, the sheriff shall not be paid more than two thousand superintende: of tand may redeem the same from all liabilities for the unpaid amount of said assessment at any time after said thirty days paying the entire installment of said assessment un- paid and charged against any lot, tract or parcel of land at the time letters D. 8-21-1t who picked up some return to Trib-| dollars ($2,000.00) per year: the}of such pay; vi ; yment with — interest une office or write Eugene ae county clerk shall not be paid|thereon at the date of maturity of Pitchfork, Wyo. Reward. 846-6t*bmore than two thousand dollars|the last installment falling due, and ($2,000.00) per year; the county|the entire equal installments with LOST—Between Twelfth and police station, a white canton crepe vestee. inder Twelfth. Reward. Lost. Ide eturned to Ideal grocery on N ison Consult Madame Pelkey, put you on the right road to success and happiness without asking ques tions. interest upon the whole at the rate of of six per cent (6%) per annum, payable at the sare time that the installments are pay- able, All payments shall be made to the City Treasurer. tre: than urer shall not be paid more two thousand _ dollars 000.00) year; the county assessor shall not be paid more than two thousand _ dollars ($2,000.00) per year; the county and prosecuting attorney shall not be paid more than twenty-five hun This notice is given pursuant to dred dollars ($2,500.00) per year;|the Odinances of the City of C the county superintendent of |Per and the Satutes of Wyoming. schools shall not be paid more than] In Witness Whereof, I have here- two thousand dollars ($2,600.00) {Unto set my hand at Casper, Wyo- per year. The county surveyor inj™ing, this 15th day of August, A, each county shall receive not to ex-|D. 1922. fifteen dollars ($15.00) per J. H. VAN DOREN, sum unpaid 43 06C«UW. 8-19-2t Pocketbodk containing about . Mary’s street and stantial reward if Mad 8-21-1t* please return to per grocer?, = PERSONAL PALMISTRY. she can She will read your entire life telia names and family names and|day, for each day actually engaged| 5. City Treasurer. what business you are best fitted for.|in the performance of the duties of blish August i6th to 26th, 534 W, Yellowstone. Phone 1959W. his office. 192: inclusive. SS To Development Company You are hereby notified that the. annual meeting of the stockholders of the Alaska Development Com- pany 24th o’clock in the afternoon of said day, ‘T—Three-room house! fur-!for the purpose of electing officers ,,2|and directors for the ensuing year, nd «| other business ; *|come before said meeting at that Co., 101 Beeklinger Bldg. | ti | PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL state ively land “two,” received from the said | Sixteenth State Legislature: Asse: wit shall lars shall more Pp. ra. |] —$<$ <i 8-12--|FOR SALE-Paying cafeteria, busi- ness; this fs an exceptionally leeping- proposition for man and wife; reason: 8. able sale terms. Phone 1045W. good | than 8-19-3t* ($1,80 the company in the city of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, on the ime. (Signed) Pub. Aug. 12 to 23 pn Sie et The following is a full, true artd correct copy of the constitutional amendments which were proposed by the Sixteenth Legislature of the State of Wyoming, and which will |be submitted to the electors of said |at the general election to be held in | this state on the seventh day of No- |vember, A. D, 1922, being respect- Authorizing an limitation of salary of County Su- perintendent of Schools, Article XIV, Section 8, Limit of | Salapies—Classification of Counties }for Amount Of. county officers shall be fixed by law within the following limits, to- valuation not exceeding two million ($2,000,000) dollars, hundred = dollars year; the county clerk shall not be paid more than twelve hundred dol- county and prosecuting - attorney handred dollars year; the county treasurer shall not be paid more than one thousand jdollars ($1,000.00) per year; the |county assessor shall not be paid ($1,000.00) superintendent of schools shall not be paid more than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) per year. counties having an assessed valua- tion of more than two million dol- lars ($2,000,000.00), and not ex- ceeding five million doilars | 000,000.00), the sheriff shal! not be paid more than two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) per year; the county clerk shall not be paid more NUMBER TWO. Authorizing # consolidation of the two state land boards and re. lating to the establishment of the new Board and prescribing its pow- ers. Section 3. ‘The Article XVIII. “4 A Jovernor, Secretary of State, Stat Auditor and Su-! . Treasurer, State VIENNA, Aug. 21.—(By The Asao- perintendent of Public Instruction! ciated Press)—The financial crisis in hall constitute Board of Land) Austria ts daily growing in intensity Commissioners, which under direc-|and rumbings are heard forecasting ton of tne Legislature as limited|catastropho unless means are found by this constitution, shall havo di-|to remedy the situation. rection, cont leasing and dis-| An official statement issued to the posal of Jands of the state granted,| newspapers says the central European or which may be hereafter granted!problem as left by the London con- for the support and benefit of pub-| ference has assumed so grave a form lic schools, subject to the further’ that it may “press for practical solu. limitations that the sale of all Iands/tion” aa far as it concerns Austria shall be at public auction, after!1s construed to mean either a convul- such de (not less than the time|sive fusion with Germany or the dis- fixed by congress) in portions at| integration of the state. Thero is lusi- proper intervals of time, and at/ness stagnation as more shops close such minimum prices (not less than) thelr doors. the minimum fixed by congress) a8| to realize the largest possibl |Business and Professional Directory ACCOUNTANTS | HOSIERY GUARANTER REGISTRY CORP. | REAL SILK HoSInI Auditors and Accountants—Stock | Office P. Registrar and Transfer Agents 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 WYOMING AUDIT COMPANY 414-15 Midwest Ref. Bldg. Phone 289 Audits, Financial bey tok} and Analyses, Income Tax ice and General Accounting. AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Accountants—Income Tax Service, ith Floor 0-S Bldg. Phone 767 ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH, A: Rooms 11-12 Townsend Block Casper, Wyo. Phone 440 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE. stockholders of the Alaska will be held at the office of day of August, 1922, at 2 for the transaction of such as may properly Cc. F. DOYLE, Secretary. 1922. —___»— AMENDMENTS. Meet me at the Smokehouse. for their adoption or rejection mendments numbered “one” HOUSE MOVERS WILLIAM NEIDEROUER 1107 South Melrose om Pete 260 One. increase in the Number County r and County. Surveyor. LAWYERS NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 09-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. JAMES P. KEM 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. IRVING GOFF M’CANN Attorney at Law Suite 3, Zuttermeister Building HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Ol Exchange Building WILLIAM Attorney-at-Law Suites 14-15-16, ‘Townsend Block OSTEOPATHS DR. CAROLINE ©. DAVIS Osteopathic Physician Sulte 6, Tribune Apartanents, Ph. 38% DR. C. A. SANFORD Osteopathic Physi | Midwest Bldg. The salaries of. In counties having an assessed the sheriff be paid not more than fifteen ($1,500.00) per 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 116% RAYBURN 8. WEBB, Architect Sulte 12, Daly Bldg. Phone 1351 AWNINGS ($1,200.00) “per . year; the not be paid more than twelve ($1,200.00) per tler Tent i Awning Co. a1 TZoutit Lincoln St. Phone 927M Lal I hse a sable 22 aber“ tn BAGGAGE and TRANSFER pe Saab eae aay As Lad SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Piano Moving. Phone 743 SEARLES \SFER Res. Phone 87W ies Phone 701W CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. A. ‘FREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Suite 318 Midwest Bldg. Phone 706 DR. B. G. HAHN DR. A HAHN Suite 2, Townsend Block Phones. Office 423, Res. 1235 E. HARNED, Chiro) jor 162 rth Kimball Phono 1457 than one thousand dollars per year; the county n In Phone 1030 RADIATOR REPAIRING | NATRONA RADIATOR SHOP Repairing, Cleaning, Recorin; 522 E. Yellowstone Phone 1a3w ROOF CONTRACTING WYOMING ROOFING Co. ‘General Roofing Contractors, Repalr- ind Recoating a specialt: |se7 "thast Twefth i Phone sot ($5,- eighteen hundred dollars 0.00) per year; the county DR. ©, . ARNOLDUS Osteopathic ‘and Chiropractie oie SENOGRAEMERS Physician a 310 0-8 Building Phone 1754 TTER SERVICE n-Multigraphin, DR. I. E. BERQUIST ic Stenographor—Notary Publie Pattercostst r Bldg. Phone 1757; Phone 45 Balcony Henning CONTRACTORS | TAILORS ‘ E. C. STOUT, General Contractor 8S. H. ACKERMAN Homes That Please 16 E. Midwest. Phone 483) Casper’s Leading Tailor and Dry Cleaner We Specialize on All Kinds of Ladies’ Tribune Bldg. Phone 555—1781W | DOCTORS ri Work. We Call for and Deliver. MARSHALL ©. KEITH, M. D. = ; Office Phone 50 “Residence 164 | WXOMIN ANERS | & TATORS Private Hospital—6l2 South Durbin | Bass Quality DR. A. P. KIMBAL | We Call and Deliver. Phone 1437M 112 East Second Street. | : Office Phone 120M Res. Phone 1715W | VULCANIZING Cc. KAMP, M.D. Low Prices Office—Midwest Building ITON Telephones 1650 and 1651 ises Phone M73Ww BESS GOO LOE SOLES SD OLSHPIDDIFETS SOE HEOOE OE OPED