Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1922, Page 9

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ‘TS FULL OF KANGARGOS he Casper Daily Cribune WELL THEIR MONE (5 AD A000 AD HOMES--REAL—HGMES Six-room house, close in, $6,500, $3,000 canh. Four-room colanial $5,750 $2,000 cash. .. .. .. . the forego! inetruct: edbout) « and the rate Dally T OSING HOUR—Want Ads to be ed Bi The Daily lore Want Ads received after 10:30 3U p,m. will be inserted under] . ‘00 Late to Classify.’ AND CTHERS OR BUILD OUR PRICES ARE KEEPING US BUSY. GROVER C. GORSUCH Builder of Good Homes _ WANTED—Tank builder at v for the Kaw Boiler Works Co. standard rates of pay; piece work basis; alr Work; long job. 9-7-10t* peematinst OS ann SA RT CIVIL service examinations Septem- ber, October; clerkships; $120 month- ly; experience unnecessary; for free Ninth and Wolcott Street. positions now open, write J. Leo- d_former Civil Service examiner, SERVICES OFFERED Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. 9-1is¢| SEE US for furniture repairing and upholstering, packing, rug” clean- ing, vacuum for rent. Co1 and|See this for bargaina Ames. 251 McCumber. 107 8S. Durbin, Phone | First. 9-9. Bargains ———— toe ‘TED—Married man with good srences who is steady for -posi- tion driving milk wagon; none but man looking for steacy position need apply. Casper Dairy, 9-11-1t HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED— Cook or girl to assist with housework. Call 801 S. Beech or phone 734J. 9-9-3t¢ WANTED—Competent woman for general housework; good wages. 332 B. Lincoln. 91 WANTED—High school girl to assist with house work in exchange for doard and room. Phone 1585W. 1682M. 8-29-12t° ADAMS EXPRESS and Transfer; trunks delivered 50c to any part of) the city; prompt and reliable service. | Phone 1329. 9-11-6t* EXPERIENCED teacher in piano will take feW more pupils; primary grades; 75c per hour. Addréss Box A-107, Tribune. 11te TRY A PEW Electronet treatments tor rheumatism, asthma and all blood sorders. For appointments "phone 1646R. . IF YOU WANT your furniture re-car in paired, call at 367 South Ash street. used or phone 1660. 85-t2/ $900. WANTED—All makes of safety razor] Dodge } blades to sharpen; satisfaction guar- anteed. Ayres Jewelry 131 8. Center 8-29-tf ——— OPEN FOR BUSINSSS—Casper mat- tress factory. Why throw away your old mattress? have i, made over. Call_us about cur 30-day special. 32 Yellowstone. Phone 1617J. good paint and tires, $350. running order. $525. Ford sedan, repatnted, two $525. very good condition, 9-9-3" anywhere but. on pavem -NTED—Gtrl or woman for board- ing house, 504 W. Yellowstone. 9-11-1t ‘WANTED—Three women for laun- dry work, nothing but laundry women need apply. Phone 1851J. 9-11-2t WANTED—Two experidnoed maids at Sprague Hotel. 9-9-2t WANTED—Girl for general work; must be good cook; wages. Phone 1279J. HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE Commercial) truck, over- $2! ing car at $550. } Willys-Knight coupe, rebuilt house- good tf WANTED—70 BUY WANTED TO BUY —- Furniture of} any kind. 120 West Midwest avenue. Phone 249. Blatt years, Kennedy Motor Co. 230 W. Yellowstone! Phone neas, saddles, tarps and all kinds’ een MAKE $20 weekly mailing circular: FOR SALE—490 Chevrolet complete instructions, 25c. Varga|of furniture. Phone “1086. 7164£/ 1920 model. Call )853R. Seee gs O08 B. Sixteenth, New lWANTED TO BUY—Discarded cloth- im ofS et ing, shoes, guns, watches, dila- =p |monds, violins, guitars, trunks, mult: AUTO ACCHSSORIES AGENTS WANTED cases, #addles “and tenis; we call to buy and pay cash. Call the 2 for 1 PIANOS—PHONOGRAPHS. store, 182 W. Second. Phone 2061W. Pr for eight @ifferent lines , 9-11-1t + : eer eeaciind pile dae cikeat oes ty ar oulh SeiGaE ena tietieey WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand fur- ts fh and terms. Phone Gulteh 11473 Cam niture or anything of value; high |. Gulich 1117M. (In Casper perm: . ‘he yst cash price paid. 367. South Ash fees ee ech ete streot. Phone 1660. 5-9-8 ells Music Co., Denver. Bret pained 23s. Ek rd EM TE RS a et cast tp and hed RES le Tia YANTED— : (| WANTED TO BUY — Second hand beers Re etre neod es ne | | furniture and? Fuge of all kinds; try ity can make extra good money for House, mm ie us before you sell, Phone 2061W. The| £ . See Sea reRC setae eeewos atone Two for One Store. Gre | 717. adcress' Tuesday. Address E. A. Kenty, general delivery, Casper. || WangmD TO. Byy—Usel _ clothing a UT and” hoes, 'saddlen, chaps, | boots, ™ ta: » bedding, jewelry, musical ine SALESMEN WANTED struments, diamonds, revolvers, shot guns and furniture; we call to buy} > WANTED and pay cash. Th MEN 'TQ SELL TANKS. AW. Second. Phone -2061W. — 9-7-26 Liberal comrhission; can be handled | —————_______ es sideling; sizes and styles for gar-| ywANTED TO BUY— Second hand ‘ees, filling stations, storage stations;| furniture and rugs of all kinds; try give full details of your present con-|us before you sell. Phone 2061W. The nections, ete. in first letter and prop-|2 for 1 store. 9-7-4t" esition will be sent. Addréss F. R. op WANTED—TO RENT Fabcock, Room 1811, 28 E. Jackson WANTED TO RENT- Bivd, Chicago, o11-it® WANTED — Salesman to place “—Garage ni! Ninth and Durbjn. Call 1075. 0 ot the new Gates Seuvice Station 136 W. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE — New and uscd ‘must sell 326 W. Yellowstone. six chairs, two rockers, 1027 E. First. 921 Phone 1388. t+| 216 12, Eleventh, o1 in Casper, to responsible persqn — will sacrifice the price; ticulars- to the Denver Music Denver, Colo, ear ground floor interests of. syndicate now forming “with rich properties in eld Mexico. 318 East A. Room 1. 9-8-2t* POSITION WARTED © PERIENCED lady like job in camp, new, 1556W. cheap. 632 S. Ash. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—A réal Stanley Steam- er car; will trade for anything. Call Phone 1! 9-T14t FOR SALE—Locomobile bug in’ A-t condition and reasonable, Second Street Service Station, 150 S. McKin- ley, Pho. 749. 9-2t FOR SALE—1921 Ford touring car, in good shape, starter, demoun cook would Cal Y W.C. o-ii-1te }Qsition WANTED — Two young men to work on ranch, willing and hard workers; permanent position de- Bred. Address Box A-102, Tribune. 9-8-3t¢ stone, Phore 16173. turef or anything’ second-hand, bave anything to trade, call South Ash street or phone 1660. oll stoves at a sacrifice. Paes Open Evenings FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES sate FOR SALE—198 diarley Davidson with 1922 side car, good condition. Bulck D-45 in very goo condition, Ford sadan, overhgad valves, vac-| uum tank, spare tira in extra good del cord tires, car in fing running ofder, Dodge sadan, practically new tires, never hauled cdmpletely, a real buy, $500. eet touring, \good condition, Columbia. sport roviiel, six cylinder, | just overhauled, a sttappy, good look- 7-31-tt| repainted, a fine winter car $1,000. Reasonable terms won any of these WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand har-} 2 9. touring, 9-8-41* FOR SALE—Gates thres and tubes at ond hand tires and tubes of all sizes, Second. 9-11-6t*) i Several carjoads of furniture FOR SALE—Good to build. Casper Auction Phone sell cheap if taken at once. 8-25-tf write 1137 8. Cherry. Ce FOR SALE—Two dressers, two beds FOR SALE—Four-room one table,| one washing machine and rabbit: 2 for 1 store, 132; FOR SALE—Six-hole Majestic range. PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE. We have a high gimde player stored which for quick turnover greatly terms given; if Interested write at dnce for full par- +. 9-9-15t/ Call 1969. pte bl Ae enh Sa as WE dita FOR SALE—Child’s bed, practically Phone 9-11-1t* FURNITURE! Cas. We buy and sell -See us first. per ‘Auction House, 326 W. sener GF YOU WAN1 seconc-nand fu oe | —___\__ SI ok RENT—Nice basement slceping- FOR SALE——New sand second hand i FOR SALE—Fall rye Rosen seed, dry land Casper, 4c per pound. west. 29-12t FOR SALE—Oftice desk, typewriter adding machine, checkometer and show case. Phone 1086. 8-16- FOR SALE—New 30-30 Remington |. automatic rifle, used once, $35. Call basement apartment, 1303 8. Willow. -7-4t* FOR SALE—Oid newspapers. Call at) Tribune office. + 1-20-tf-db FOR SALE —,Screen doors, screen| wire and poultry netting at a dis- count. Phone 1086. 8-16-tt FOR SALE—Building 12x20; suitable for small store or garage; cheap for cash. Inquire 507 E. Second. seed, pure near 6 EB. Mid- FOR SALE—Remington No. 10 type writer, new White rotary electric W.|sewing machine; phonograph anc: re- -6t¢ |cords, some furniture, 536 8. Jackson. M11-2t* FOR SALE—Practically new casing, 1,434 feet, 6, § and 10-inch. Address Dwight E. Hillister, Cody, Wyo. 8-25-11r¢ FOR SALE-— Two female cheap; also singer, Phone 1882W, 9-11-1t |FOR SALE—Violins, old and new: one-half | three-quar' and full size, C melody saxophone, 443 8. Dur- 9 bin. 1.8t° FOR SALE—Soveral dozen quart and half-galion mason fruit jars; &mall gas heater, Inquire ents! of 615 8. Lincoln. Phone 16305 FOR SALE—Set of %oxing gloves; also banjo with case. 1215 E. Sec: ond. FOR SALE’ -270USES BARGAIN FOR LOT OWNER For Sale—Five-room modern hous with ali/ plumbing apd gas fixture: installed. 1268, } FOR SALE BY OW! ;. Comparatively new, modern bung: 909 low, five roon upstairs, and tw 2t'rooms down; lawn, trees, vines and lwalks, street being payed; southeast part of town. Phone 860, and FOR SALE—House, four rooms and bath and three finished rooms in the basement, location; lawn and shade trees, lot 60x140 feet; price $4,200. R. Kamon, 242 East Second. sec- Phone 702. — Modern residence of rooms with. two two-room apartments in basement; located on south side; price $8,000. R. Kam 242, EB. Second. Phone 702. 9-11-it*| 1 en four-room nouse and lot; lights; water and ga house and four rooms in basement, double gar- age; two-room apartment in rear; this) will give somebody a good incom price $3,200, small cash payment and| easy terms. R, Kamon, 242 E. Seco Phono 702. _911-1t 1-3t FOR SALE—By owner, strictly mod: ern fiveroom house, excellent con- dition; terms. Inquire 409 S. McKin-) ley- FOR SALE — By owner, new five- room house, garage, laundry, fur- Co.,/nace, sidewalks, well located; te: | LIVESTOCR Ge a ee FOR SALE—Child's black pony hal-| ter and bridal, absolutely safe and| gentle. On hill, 727 E. Thirteenth. 9-7-4t ——<$—<—< 5-tt rnl.|FOR SALE — Horse, harness. and or| buggy at a sacrifice, Phone 1086. \ 8-16-(¢ LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR TRADH. Draft horses, harness, and wagons, 086,|A-1 condition. "L. E. Blanchard. 1206 6-2; N. Glenarm. Phone 1147J. 6-17-tt able rims, good tres; price $350. East G. 9. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Ford one- ton truck, 1921 model; will consider good Dodge. Call Reid, Cozy Cafe. Phone 126, SERVICES OFFERED WIDOW would keep house for one cr two in exchange for board and Toom; best of references. Address Box A-108, Tribune. 9-11-1t* ae THE PIFFLE FAMILY THE LANDLORD HAS PROMISED To RENOVATE THE FOLKS’ APARTMENT = TO-DAY THE PLUMBERS ARRIVE BUT JUST TO LOOK THINGS OVER= weshing machine. Phone 1086. 8. key for every 50c pid. (T'S ON THE LARDLORD .SO THE RUNNING WATER HAS. A LIMP- AND IT'S WERE HERE TO FIX. THE PIPES “HELPER” DAO HELPS GON Coprighe, 1922 by King Fraturg Syadusie Ima FOR SALE—Refrigerator and slectric| FOR SALE—2,100 head of ewes and Subscribe for the Tribune and get a 8-12-tf lambs, also 1,320 acres of patented) tt/land on Big Horn mountains: | trees, 8-31-12t*; close In. 119 N WE STAY im -ALL ALONG . LINE: FOR SALE—Good Toom houses on 1053W. 510 W. HEALTH RESORTS FOR SALE OR TRADE Yellowstone. 9 PAGE NINE. —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George iNiciVianus ———————— } | THEM THE | | __ BUSINESS CRARCES |For LEASE—169 acres oll land in | Belton field: government permit. furnished base-| Address P. O. box 778 . G-29tt four-room house: | B 1 three lots. Cok FOR FOR TRADE—Nash for vacant lot. Address Box A-104, Tribune. acc 7 EARS EEE 6 3) 4 FOR TRADE—Have overhauled car | nished; to trade for Ford. after 4:30. FOR TRADE for land near Casper or Dougias, a smal! farm of four acres, with two porches; t lemon, tree, horse, tools. Write Box 108 FOR SALE OR TR. ery, stock and fixtures, doing good} # business; well located; other business! Path: fuel. Write P. 0, My cause of 231. selliag. banana and farming and carpenter| j “G an# rooming house for trade| 232 N. McKinley. Ngee rd poe ee sale, doing good business and lo- FOR RENT—Two furnished house-|cated near refinery. Box A106, Trib: | keeping rooms; gas and lights fur-| une. 9-11-3 convenient to bathroom. 280 | 2 8. Lincoln. S-11-3t*) SALE—Restaurant doing g0o ese ae be ae ee es Dedtness will eal Gon ikyeion price] { jowner leaving country. Address Sho FOR RENT.—APARTMENTS | 9-1-1 sbont Cafe, Shoshoni, Wyo.; this is| 1 Florida truck) ja bargain. 9-9-31* five-room house hirty one orange one fig yntur-/ tr YOU WANT a good business, here pa is the best little grocery store in| act now. Mont-; 143. 8. Center. | 9-8-3t| FOR RF‘T—Two three-room nished apartments; close in diate entry; hot and cold water, gas! and lights; reasonchle. Apply Railroad. FOR RE: ed 8, Casper, Wyo. 9-11-1t ADE—Contfection- 745 ga |omery Realty € basement apartment; shower! eee Box! abie location. 1314 8. David. (‘FOR RENT—Light running sewing FOR RENT—Three-room FOR TRADE—Gooa small property Tribune. WANT TO TRADE. @ good used car. Elder. J. M Rother o'clock. FOR SALE OR T Midwest Heights. Cherr; Address Box A-105 Casper, at ‘| Phone 1310. ‘T—Threeroom —_unfurnish-| Neatér aud lights fuctan,| FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS modern house, very deatr- 958-3¢ | ee oration. 1314'S David. __9-9.3t "machine. Phone 1086 6-27-08 ar to trade a posecnents Ne furnished except bedding and dishes | AND FOUND land strictly moern; adults only; $55 LOST F 911-1) per month. 1028 Wainut. — 9-11-3t —Carper lots for| ENT Call at 1417 Boy agent ham, call after 6 9-8-3t*| FOR RENT—Ore modern RADE — Lot i eat TET furnished apartment, 9-9 Pathfinder sweater, to yellow return to 1 LOST: cam,} re Two-room apartment with gas, $23 W. Tenth. 9-11-3t% a please ward. two-room with private bath; also one mofern threeroom un- LOST—Small gold ring Phi fraternity 1. Phone 1107W 9-11-1t A FARM, RANCH HOM 220 acres of deed from Casper; 90 ac of cultivation, water righ ten aci seven-room farm shade trees FOR SALE—360 tons hay, fivy miles|1215 S. David, Phone west of Douglas, water and shelter, Eugen dress Box 381, Donuglas, Wyo. |. for one gentlema: ie | FOR RENT—Modern on pavement. 102. ‘9-11.1t,FOR RENT—Rooms, tu batching, suitable yen, $10 and $12 p Dak. Phone 518W. FOR RENT—Bedroom one or two FOR RE home; also school. 742 f FOR SALE. paid ‘ close to mountain range. See Ben Realty Co. FOR RENT—ROOMS Must be moved. Phone FOR RENT—Nicely gentlemen; rant. Phone 757J. "— Bedroom garage; close to Ash. 4 cabo LOST— Suitcase between Dougias| : | furnis began bed.! “and Casper Friday. Return to the} D FOR ures and Pri-lrrbune and receive» reward Phone 9-11-6¢! Apartments. 9-11-1t One gold hunting case lady's| ch, between Bohannon's ranch| and Casper. Reward. Return to Mrs. Summers, 236 W. jowstone NT—Desirable furnished or) LOST apartment; very close E. Second, 9-11 OR Co! TRY, led land, 14 miles) res in high state) up _ perpetual |¥ res fruit: orchard; house; beautiful | 'T—Modern three-room. fur. nished apartment. 543 S. Park. S1l1t | of cartridges. Finder please leave FOR RENT—Tworcom modern fur-|8t Mosher Mercantile Co and receive nished apartment; gas; no children. | Teward. Lathe 780! 9-9-2 FOR RENT — One-room partment; lights and close in. 632 8. Ash, Phone. 1556W OAL realtors. 9-11-1t| fir ture with | i furnished Poirot, ad- pelmistry and urned for a few Virginia hotel. psychometry has 1 days only, Room 218, 9-11-6t* LEGAL NOTICES. r transient or perma: | nent pwple. Tulsa Hotel, North Cen furnished room | {\. .-2t* : n. S058, Mokine| ore enone. 306R. £-9-2t* NOTICE AND CALL’ FOR BIDS. FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartment, tae — 8-14-tt ‘With large livingroom, kitchenette, breakfast nook and buth; disappearing bed; hot 244 S. Lincoln, Phone 2052W Notice is hereby given that bids |will be received for the construc- sleepingroom, 1S, Elm. i: 1.'trict No. 27 in the City of Casper, lcomprising Badger Avenue from jeast line of Lincoln Avenue to the | west’ line of Jefferson Avenue. The kind of improvement pro- |posed in Paving District No. 27 is “FOR RENT—HOUSES for|FOR RENT—Four-room unfurnished house with bath, near school. 133) S. McKinley. 9-8-3t° FOR RENT —- Five-room house, strictly modern; rooms ir basement. 341 N. for two per month. suitable mode! ae ‘ odern | crete six inches thic concrete six inches thick; Warren- ite bitulithic on four and five-inch cement concrete base; Warrenite ‘bitulithic on four-inch bituminous eet \ furnished also two McKinley. 9-9-3t in modern high 9-11-2t%) FOR RENT—Room close in. ‘OR_ RENT—One fi . Lincoln. FOR RENT — A room adjgining modern hom: ons or two ge FOR Fi one-half blocks First. 8-30-10t| FOR RENT—A furnished front room also cabin with gas for batching, |with or without garage. bin. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, FOR REND — Strictly modern six adjoining bath. Phone 1022, |FOR RENT—Rooms at the Kimball rooms, rates by FOR RENT—Large in room. 414 8. Gra: Phone 679J. ¢|_,becroom for gentlemen; rent reason- able. 405 close in tlemen, Call at BE. j,| Second. Phone 1627W. .. INT—Modern rooms, two and east jhotel, $20 per month and up. ry month. Phone 1125W. for one or two hot,and cold water {concrete base; asphaltic concrete on four and five-inch cement concrete base, or plain asphalt top on asphalt concrete base as the City Council vay elect; also the installation of lead water service pipe to replace the old connections and making new connection, where necessary; the construction of all sanitary and storm sewar lines and appurten- the contractor furnishing labor and all the incidentals pertaining to said construction, in- cluding ail catch basins and gutter inlets complete; all work to be done in accordance and in compliance with the plans und specifications for said improvements filed with the City Clerk by the City Engineer on the 5th day of September, A. D. 1922 he said improvement to be maintained for u period of five years by the constractor or contrac- tors whose bids may be accepted. All bids for said work shall be marked “Paving Proposal,” and ad. ate] dressed to and filed with the Cit Clerk of the City of Casper at hi office in the City of Casper, Wyo- mining, and will be received until to bath;| FOR RENT=Three-room house, 1423 9-11-8t} 8. Durbin, city water and lights, partly furnished. Call after 6 p. m. 9-9-2¢° FOR RENT—Four-room house, part- ly furnished; also two beds for sale. 613 5. Thirteenth. 9-11-3t* FOR RENT—New cight-room house, modern except bath, partly fur- nished. 1064 S. Box Elder. Phone 9; 9-9-6 FOR RENT — Seven-room modern furnished house. 525 W. Thirteenth between Oak and Spruce. 9-9-2 FOR RENT—Two-room house. fur- nished except bedding and_ dishes, . Dur-fon 8. Cherry. Inquire 1044 8. Walnut. AL-1t . 9-9-2t next urnished basement 9-11-2t nice comfortable path; room in a suitable for 9-11-41 of Henning 6B. 9-11-1t 305 $45 E. Third 9-11-1t hpuse, [partly furnished or unfurnished; best location; state number in family. Address Box A-103, Tribune. 9-8-3t FOR RENT—A five-room _ strictly modern house. 343 N. Jackson: 9 day, week or 114 8, Kimball 9-11-1t front bedroom FOR RED N. room house. Park in rea 9 nt. 9-11-2t* rooms. 743 8S. Du can be seen on Lost Creek, miles from Nowooc. W. Nowood, Wyo. ten 8-31-12t8! ILL HAVE]| THEY LL DO MORE bone HARM THAN THOUT \ | GOOD keeping rooms; 8S. Clark,| electricity; close in. stone, Drawn for The Casper Daily Tribune by Jack Callahan THE LOVERS HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT sheep| FOR RENT—Two furnished eight o’clock p. m. on the second day of October, A. D. 1922, which time bids will be opened by the City Council of the City of Cas- per wt the regular meeting of said Council. A certified check made payable unconditionally to the City of Casper on a solvent local bank n the sum of ten per cent of the amount of the bid must be filed with each bid, to be forfeited to the said City of Casper as liquidated damages if the bidder is awarded the contract. and fails to enter into a contract for such improvements with the said City of Casper within five days from the notification. if he be the successful bidder, to per- form: the work and to furnish a bond guaranteeing the faithful per- formance of the work and a main- tenance bond as provided, except the. maintenance bond, which shall be furnished before the issuance of the final estimate. The estimated cost of said im- vrovements, as shown by the ap- proved specifications, is from $2,416.00 to $2,945.00, depending upon the type of paving selected. Bids may be made in either of the two following forms, or in both of said forms. to- 1. Upon the ba payments in cash i provided in the sneci FOR RENT—New house, four rooms and bath, all modern, near paving: references required. Phone 1170W. o-1-2te rbin. 11-2t house- gas, water and 840 W. Yellow- 9-11-1t* ———$S Subscribe fus iin Tribune and get key for every 50c yail B-12-tf “PIPE”. THES T, ip THE PLUMBERS HA ? HAVE A PIPE JOB STUPE, BUT THEY DON'T LET tT LEAK OUT. = DOMEDIAN Fr | of receiving | stallments as ions. i Upon basis of receivi payments in 1 installments in - provement bonds. said bonds to be} taken at par and accrued interest, | and bonds to be furnished by th ‘ontractor without to th e| c The bid 1 sac. ond form to pei of the 5.6t7 | LOST—On Balt Crack road one case| 9-6-8! by -|tion of improvement in Paving Dis-| \grading and paving with plain con-| reinforced | first and succeeding monthly install ™ents in cash at contract prices to the extent of payments by property owners of their assessment within thirty days aftar notice of asse: ment published by the City Treas- urer when the confirmed assess- ment roll has been placed in_his hands for collection, as provided by law. Bids also under said second form to contain bid not less than par, accrue interest and the ex- pense of issuing bonds for bonds to meet the incidental expense of im- provements and to be taken and paid for in cash when and in such amount as said City of Casper may require. Such bids for bonds relat- ing to incidental expense to be con- tingent upon acceptance by the City of Casper of bid for said contractor for the work. The City Council of the said City of Casper reserves the right to re- ject any and all bids. All bids shall be upon uniform proposals, wh together with copies of specifica- tions, may be obtained from the City Engineer at this office by prospective bidders for $10.00 per set. By order of the City Council. W. A. BLACKMORE, (Seal) Mayor. H. H. PRICE, City_Clerk. Published Sept. 11, 1922. es PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS. The following a full, true and 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 state for their adoption or tejection at the general election to be held in this state on the seventh day of No- vember, A. D. 1922, being respect- ively amendments numbered ‘‘one” and “two,” received from the said Sixteenth State Legislature: Number On Authorizing an increase in the limitation of salary of County Su- perintendent of Schools, County Assessor and County Surveyor. Article XIV, Section 3, Limit of Salaries—Classification of Counties for Amount Of. The salaries of county officers shall be fixed by law within the following limits, to- wit: In couaties ha valuation not exceeding two million ($2,000,000) dollars, the sherirf shall be paid not more than fifteen hundred siollars ($1,500.00) per year; the county clerk shall not be paid more than twelve hundred dol- lars = ($1,200.00) per yea the county and prosecuting attorney shall not be paid more than twelve hundred dollars ($1,200.00) per year; the county treasurer shalt not be. paid more than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) per year; the county assessor shall not be paid more than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) per year; the county superintendent of schools shall not e paid more than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) per year. In counties having an assessed valua- tion of more than two million dol- lars ($2,000,000.00), and not ex- }ceeding five million dollars ($5,- |000,000.00), the sheriff shall not paid more than two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) per year; the vounty clerk shall not be paid more than eighteen hundred dollars ($1,800.00) per year; the county treasurer shail not be paid more than eighteen hundred collars ($1,800.00) per year; the county assessor shall not be paid more than twelve hundred dollars ($1,200.00) er year; the county and prozecut- ing attorney shall not be paid more than fifteen hundred 1,500.00) per year; the county superintendent of schools shall not be paid more than fifteen hundred |dollars ($1,500.00) per year. In counties having more than five mil- ion dollars ($5,000,000.00) as- sessed vaiuation, the sheriff shall not be paid more than two thousand dollars ($2,000.90) por year: tke Jeounty clerk ‘shali not be paid jmore than two thousand dollars | ($2,000.00) per year; the county treasurer shall not be paid more than two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) per 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- dred dojlars ($2,500.00) per year; the county superintendent | of schools shall not be paid more than two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) per year. The county surveyor in each county shall receive not to ex- ceed fifteen dollars ($15.00) per day, for each day actually engaged in the performance of the duties of his office. NUMBER TWO. Authorizing a consolidation i of ‘at|the two state land boards and re- \lating to the establishment of the jnew Board and prescribing its pow- ers. |_ Article XVIII, Section 3. ‘The | Governor, Secretary of State, State | Treasurer, State Auditor and Su- |perintendent of Public Instruction {shall constitute a Board of Land | Commissioners, which under dire {tion of the Legislature as limite by this constitution, shall have d lrection, control. leasing and dis- |posal of lands cf the state granted, lor which may be hereafter granted |for the support and benefit of pub- lic schoo! ject to the further | limitations that the sale of all lands shall be at public auction, after such delay (not less than the time |fixed by congress) in portions at |proper intervals of time, and at |such minimum prices (not less than |the minimum fixed by congress) as to realize the largest possible pro- And said Board, subject to the limitations of this co: tution and under such regulations as may be provided by law shall have the direction, control, disposition and care of all lands that have been heretofore or may hereafter he granted to the state, W. E. CHAPLIN, Secretary of State. ish August 21, 28, Sept. 4, 9, 16, 23, 30 and November 6, 19 haiie 224s Sy Classified ads ‘ in he Tribune are winners and ly the keys we re with ever, 50¢ paid at offi win you a bkz priza, dollars + ye if SEO 7.