Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1922, Page 23

CLASSIFIED rate per, FOR SALE — Dodge touring figst cass condition an@ good win- ter Inclosure with glass aide curtains. Phone 10346R, 11-6-2t* SALE—Ttsee and one-Half ton} on pave: yard} it Cesired: gentlemen only. 1021 8 The Casper Dally CLOSING HOUR—Wast Ads to 10/6338 Center. im Casper Daily 1020. Wurnt Ads received to 123 p. ni will be Inserte: the head “Tuo Late to Classify sand and gravel bod for cash. 135 W. ee EES Se Se a ss Sal FOR SALE—Ford touring car, first shape mechanicaily. } Service Station, W. Second [| —— um } FOR SALE—Cheap, one Reo speed wagon; excellent ming Grocery. FOR SALE—Ford, 1921. touring car, excellent condition, equipped with stafter and demountable rims, extra aocessories; murt ste it to appreci- 11-6-tf ate; $325, terms. 803 8, Lincoln, apert- 7 HELP WANTED—MALE BUSINESS @AYS. course, cataiog free, Mokr Barber College. 1229 Seventeenth, Denver. HELP WANTED—FEMALE i — WANTED—An experienced maid for ‘general housework. 811 S, Wolcott. Phone 824W. ———_—<—$<—<$<—<—$<—< WANTED—Maid for sxeneral house- work, good wages. Phone 686J. if ———— FOR SALE—Late 1921 Ford touring car, without. top, it at little store 357 N. Beech, rea?. 00; call and. see —S — — —— ——______—__— WANTED—Woman to work in board- ing house. 414 8. Oak. WANTED—High schoo 0; college girl or girl employed p time to do very Mgh! work for room boa: Phone 1509M. WANTED—Two well educated, dressed sales women to follow up leads on high class publication be- tween now and Christmas. If you can quality, can easily mako from $50.00 to $150 per week, Call for Mrs. Har-! 14437 vey, Wyatt hozel, Room 219 from 4,to 6 o'clock Monday and Tuesda: noons. SALESMEN WANTED ‘Wyoming | Price —— FOR SALE — One Chevrolet coupe, 1922 mocel driven just a few: miles See owner at 145 8. just lke new. ————— | FOR SALE—1921 model Chevrolet in lent condition; chi 1030 or 853R. << _ GOOD BUICK, $850 cash, Grover C. tbe oe Ninth and Wolcott. Phone FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING anc picoting at- tachment; fits any sewing machine; 2. Economy Sales Co, Billings, D—Salesmen for Waon Montane? from mills io econ. Mont. sumer; sults and overcoats, rain coats If you want from 3 to 6 thousand per year cll and see district manager, 220 8. Wol-f pots MUM Ener es BS. See 2 ano’ hoaléry: - FOR SALE—Old Trusty 175 egg in- hopper, water hopper for small and 11-6.7t* Marge chickens; heating stove: ST Ideal water heater; three-burner AGENTS WANTED stove and -oven, tice 3S WANTED—Hustler to territory for aq oid line life insur-| ance company just entering ming; get in.on the grou: ig thel up; ex poate AES A. UE sem FOR SALE—Ford closed body, suits able Yor laundry or ‘bakery, good ind floor be- 8 new, cheab for cash; will trade for. perience| another Ford: body. Write| change, o not necessary; Fifth» and Center. stating age, financial ability and fam- . Hall, 415 Guarcian Trust Co., Denyer, Colo, POSITIONS WANTED i ee YOUNG married man ‘auto driver; delivery truck or pri-| wants steady position; ences. Phone 1615NM. SERVICES OFFERED ices cine ‘Sebi, bo anetae ely YOU WANT TO BUY A HOME? He GROVER” Co GORSUCH, LDER OF GOOD NINTH AND WOLCOTT. 1 FOR SALE—Ivory ~ baby practically new.-1312\S.. Oak. Phone CUR NEW machine is here; Reming- ton No. 12; the quiet typewriter. 13, . Grow, resi¢ nt salesman, 147 W J. Phone 2031). FOR SALE—Newspapers in. bundles of 300 for.10c; just the thing to put |” under carpets and on shelves. All you want a: T! = FOR SALE—One two-ton and one one-ton delivery 5. Draft horses, Have Your auto top. side curtains.| , Draft horses cushjons, radiator, hood cover mac! general repairing prices reasonable. 367 8. Asb. Phone 1860. U WANT your furniture re call at 36? Sou’ or phone 1660. SSS SEE US—Furniture repairing; uphol- Us — Fupniture of vacuum for rent. Cormier anc Comb, 107 S. Durbin. Phone 1682M. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE— Almost new Hot Blast WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand fur niture or anything of street. Phone 1680. WANTED—10 RENT ‘WANTED TO RENT — Furnished four or five-room house, modern, best of care guaranteec, for immedi- ate occupancy or as soon as possible. ‘Box A-43, Tribune. YOUNG man of-good character de- sires board and room with private Box A-44, Tribune. Phone 2156W. FOR SALE—Good heating sto t J. . SALE —- New anc ms iges; several carloads Of furniture must sell to build. Casper Auction House, 826, W. Yellowstone. 7. FOR SALE—Small cook stov sonable, 1222 S. . S26 W. Yellow. WANTED—One rooms with heat: ferred. Address XYZ, Tribune. mas stove pre- WANTED TO RENT—A six or eight root: house on West Yelowstone or vicinity; make your price right An I will make you a good tenant. 4n take good care of your property. FOR SALE—One mahogany dressing table and one wardrobe Phone 1868W. OF YOU WAN} secons-nand furni- ture? or anything second-nand, or have apything to tradi at 367 Bouth Ash street or phone 1650. 7-9-t¢ WANTED—Room and board’ with Catholic family by young man. P, O. Box 1674. WANTED — MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—One or two young ladies to board and room in private iam: fly. Phone 650. WANTED—To® get 2,000 jovember 7, 1922 for Ward Tubbs, andidate for Jus- tlee of the Peace, District No. 1. —Qas range, at $50, 1227 S. Chestnut. ——— FOR SALE—Brunswick phonograph, $125 cabinet machine, finish with 60 good records; all in) first class conc ition; $75. Add ¥ SS FOR SALE—One No. 16 Retort Oak hgiter; one No. § Round Oak Chief pthole kitchen range with warming t; one No. 211 Special Oak heat- ex Call at 227 N, Beech or phone after 8 o'clock. 1 SALE—Two coal heaters; first condition, cheap. 1022 S. Wil- i ix-sgt FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—1921 model Chevrolet in excellent condition; cheap. Phone 1030 or 835R. ¥OR SALE—A real te ANTED—400 linear=feet of shiplap and 150 feet 2x4’s. Phone 1176W. | FOR RENT—Office room for rent; well located. Phone 1030. RENT ROOMS | FOR RENT—A furnished room modern home for one or Stanley Steam- er car: will trado for anything. Call two Phone 1617J. $-11-tf Beech. Phone 274R. _ BRINGING UP FATHER. to bath for one gentleman. 506 BE. Second. A1-G-lt ———$ FOR RENT — Modern sleepi: ment; breakfast and dinner Elm. * best FOR RENT--Rooms in Evansville by day or week. Inquire Bectol’s BU liard Parlor, Evansville, Wyo. 11-4-3t* FOR RENT— Desirable front bed- room, adjoining ‘bath; suitable for one ‘or two persons. 1032 S. Ash. Phone 1887J. 11-6-4f FOR RENT—Pleasant warm room. 365 CY. Phone 225J. 11-6-2t Perea. to Ahsan ane FOR RENT—Bedroom, adjoining the bath in modern home. 544 8. Grant. Phone 592M. 11-6-2t FOR RENT—Roo min modern home at 625--Kirk, on “pavement. Phone or call Mrs, Roy G. Smith.» 11-5-2t* FOR RENT—Front ‘room: in modern home for lady, near pavement, 737 Kirk, 11-6-2t¢ “jour cases, trunks, saCdies, chaps and bed-| Ca: ding. The 2 for 1 Store, 132 W. Sec. ond. Phone 2061W. 1 R RENT—Or will sell pool hall. juire 226 W. First FOR LEASE—160 acres 211 land in Bolton — fivia; Address P. ©. bea@ 178 . LOST AND FOUND LOST—Black ribbon fob with gold nugget brooch. Finder please return to J. A. Meloche and receivec reward. LOST—A} Iri§ theater or theater and the Falnce Inn smest black bill b@ok with £24. Reward if réturned. — LOST—Skid chain. between Ash anc}. Fefinery, Phone 1612M. LOST—Between Conwell sdimre an. Grant street on Second, purse con. taining $25. Finder please, return . fhe Casper Daiip Tribune ‘ PAGE TWENTY-THREE. Drawn for The Casper Daily Tribune by George McManus !is:it2at-atshiset ts, tte forest An undivided one-fifteenth inter- est in and to lot numbered nineteen eloth-| in block numbered fifty-nine, in the City of Casper, formerly Town of per, Natrona County, Wyoming; togeth rith buildings and im- provements théreon; An undivided one4fifteenth inter- est in and to 100 shares of the cap- ital stock of the Elkhorn Oil Com- the cle#k of said court, in said city, county and state, at y time up to and including said November 28, A.D. 1922, at 6:00 o'clock p. m. Dated Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, October 31, 1922. FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK Guardian of the Estate of Ray- mond Buhr and Armeila Bubr, Minors. ¢Publich Nov, 6, 18, 20, 1922. + nadie Nas + aks | NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U.S. ‘to| Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming, FOR RENT—Very-nice room to one 1042 2; Second and recelve reward. ° October 28, 1922. or two Fefined, clean young me Notice is’ hereby given that Ceell Milo Morris of Casper, Wyoming, Phone 211W. Lf November 4 or 5 op. Salt who, on October 5, 1920, May Créek road, oné New Era bumper FOR INT— One strictly modern Bt heated sleepingroom. 440 8. Durbig. =) y ‘ 11-6-1t from . Buick car. Finder please cai) 1950. Reward. Créek’ road, 1921, made homestead_and «a tional homestead + entries, No. 026158-026159, for homestead, 44 section 19, townshi FOR RENT—To business man, sleep- Myer’s double action pump. 1841R, Reward. R. 80 W., and _ additional shome- ingroom in business district. 334 Ip. Second, 11-6-2t stead N%, N%S% section 19, FOR RENT—Room in modern home FOUND—On Bik street, and rim; owner can have sam by township 35 N., range 81 W., sixth principal meridian, has filed notice for Sengemsn; board if desiree. Phone 6133. ~ vo ULe2te FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR. RENT—Bri ment; $80; ick single rooms, $12. 406 W. ‘First.- » 10-28-10t* -BOARD ANG ROOM . BOARD AND BOOM for man:,and ‘wife or two gentiemerf; home like; thotlern; well heated house: very) de- rable, Phone: 197M. 425 CY. ae 11-5.2t ROOM AND. BOARD; hot air ‘heat; under new manager." 414 8. Ouk. $10 per week. Phone 19 1L-6y4t | OR RENT— Room and board for two.refined gentlemen; in modern house; home privilages. 111 N. Jack; son, Phone 1975J. 11-3-61 FOR RENT—Room end board in rear of 221 N. Center, 11.2-6t FOR RENT—HOUSES INT —.Modern, unfurnished tf] FOR RE FOR SALE — Laoy's diamond ring, 82-109 karat; pure; lady's platinum | Elk pin with diamond setting. Ad dress Box A-40, Tribyne. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE O& TRADE harness, and wagon . EB. Blanchard. 120% Phone 13473. FOR SALE—Farm wagon with box; Fresno, Call at 748 Craig. WANTED—7O BUY WANTED TO Bi y kind. 120 Wesl Mid: ise With garage; gas heat near CY pavement. 620 W. wegen: Cio PY 11-4-4t FOR SALE—HOUSES. FIVE-ROOM new blick house, extra good, $9,500, $1,500 cash, See Gro» ver C. Gorsuch, Builder of Good Homes, Ninth and Wolcott. Phone 1443. 11-6-3t* FOR’ SALE—Fiveroom all modern bungalow; good location; one block off pavement; terms ‘it desired. Call 1330M after 5 p. m. 11-2-6t* co tke tan Rene ES a FOR SALE—House and -corner lot. 140x55- feet; house well furnished" vith four ‘rooms, water, lights. an¢ feet also” garage and smail” house in rear. 1102.8. Willow. 11-6.14t* FOR SALE— House and garage on corner lot; north. side;.$850 furnigh- ed. R. Kamon, 242 B. d. Phone 102. «harris. - 11-6-1t* Cee oe a oe ti EOR .SALE—Eive-room modern. resi- dence on iia ae east front; gar-| age; lawn; $6,000, $1,000 cash. R. Ka- mon, 242°B, Second, Phone 702. 11-86-19 ee FOR. SALE— Five-room, house on North side; big lot, $3,500; srriall ‘cash payment, R. Kamon, 242 EB. Sec- ond. Phone 702. si A1-6-1t* ‘FOR SALE— Smail stucco house, modern on rear of good lot, $300 down rest like rent, 1312 S. Cedar. i 11-6-2t* ~ FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE ‘OR SALE—Nice level lot in the southeast par: of town; very close in; -terms; sewer, water and gas, Owner. ‘Phone 2052J. % 12-3-3t ~ FOR SALE OR TRADE — Bier ei er ee BUICK, $850, will trade for good buliding lot. Grover Gorsuch, Ninth and™Wolcott. Phone 1443J. 11-6-2t* FOR SALE OR TRADE — $20,000 equity in a first class apartment house; price $40,000; incume $5,400 per annum; will trade for good busi- Ness lot suitable for garage; also ould. consider high class resicenrs. BO. Box 819. ‘ 10-23-10t proving. ownership «nd paying for thi sad. Address Box A-38, ‘Tribune. LOST—Tire and rim, st: SMe: eral reward. 925 N. Center. 11-5. PERSONAL T WILG=not.be reaponstble for any ¢ebts contracted by Nelile P. Burgess after November 4, 1922. Rear 620 Exst A. ns MADAM Wonder the pclmistry read- er. 903 Harrison. 1 —— “LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE OF CHANGE OF VOT- "SING PLACE. Notice: is thereby given that the lace for Greenlaw Precinct has been changed from. the Green- laws schoothouse to the garage at the Stroud Ranch. CATHERINE DUNN, County Clerk. _Publish Nov. & 5, 6, 1922. a AOTICE F Department oi tie Interior, U.S. Land ‘Office at Douglas, Wyomins, October 24, 1922. Notice is hereby given that Joseph J. Campbell of Casper, Wyoming, who, on March 19, 1920, March’ 19, made homestead’ und addi- 023795, No, 028235, for homestead WSE% s€ction 17, E%% ction 18, township 34 N., W., and additional home- stead, Lots 3 and 4, E4SW%, W% SE% section 18 and E%sSE% sec- 7. wnship 84 N.,.range 81 sixth principal filed notice of intention to final three-year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Marion P. Wheeler, United States Commissioner, Wyoming, on the fourth vember, 1922. Claimant names as witnesses: W. ‘OR PUBLICATION. ed Sevier, all of ‘Casper, B. J. ERWIN, lish Oct. 30, Nov. 6, 13, 20, 922. —. —-« NOTICE Or GUARDIAN’S SALE OF REAL AND PERS In Distriet Court of Sixth Jifti- cial District. _ “In the ety the Estate of Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of said court entered on April 21, 1922, in the above-entitled ostate, the First Trust & Savings Bank, guardian of the estate of the above-named Ray- mond Buhr and Armella Buhr, min- ors, will sell on the 28th day of November, A. D..1922, in the city of Casper, Natrona County, State of Wyoming, to the highest: bidder, for.cash, at private sale, subject to FOR TRADE-—1921 model - Hudson Six; disc wheels; six good tires; first claas' condition; as payment on three or flve-room house. Phone 75. : 113.4t* Se WILL TRADE—New radio receiving .set for Ford car; come in and hear ity, 135-.W: Ninth. 11-5-2t¢ ‘FOR SALE OR TRADE—Forty acres of good land in M'ssouri, ten miles from county seat. Phone 1310. ALES BUSINESS CHANCES WANTED—A partner to invest in 4 growing business, Box A-4i, Trib- une. 1-4-2 confirmation by said court, the fol- lowing described real and: personal extate, belonging to the estate of Said. minors, to-wit: Bstate owned by Raymond Buhr: + An undivided one-fifteenth inter- est in and to lot numbered nine- teen in block numbered fifty-nine, in the City of Casper, formerly Town of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming; together with all build- 2 ments thereon: An undivided one-fifteenth inter- est in and to 100 shares of the cap- ital stock of the Elkhorn Oil Com- pany, being Certificate No. for 100 shares. Estate owned by Armella Buhr: 6 ,1922. ings and im of, intention to make final three- year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Marior. P. Wheeler, United States. Commis- sioner, at Casper, Wyoming, on the seventh day of December, 1922 Claimant names as witnesses Philip Frank, Will Patton, John Dingman, Robert Masui. B. J. ERWIN, Register. Publish Oct. 30, Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1922. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, —— Department Of the Interior, U. 8. Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming, October 18, 1922. Natice is hereby given that Nellie E, Jameson, formerly Campbell, of Ervay, Wyoming, who, on October 9, 1917, April 10, 1919, made homestend- entry and desert land entry, Nos. 014251, 014252, for homestead NW%SW% section 5, E%SE% section 6, NE%NE% sec- tion’ 7, township 33 N., range 87 W., and desert land entry E% NW%, W%NEX% section 7, town- ship 33 N., range 87 W., sixth prin- cipal meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three-year and final proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Marion P. Wheeler, United States Commissioner, at Casper, Wyoming, on the 11th day of December, 1922: Claimant names as witnesses: James Laidlow, Joseph ©. Bell, D, J. McDonald, all of Oil City, Wyoming; Otto L. Gaston, of*Cas- per, Wyoming. B. J. ERWIN, ~Register. Publish Nov. 6, 13, 30, 27, Dee. 4, 1922. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. S. ake |Land Office at Douglis, Wyoming, October 18, 1922. Notice is hereby given that Roy A. Beaver of Casper, Wyoming, who, on August 14, 1920, February 17, 1922, made homestead and ad- ditional ~ homestead entries, Nos. 024851, 024852, for homestead, S%N% section 9, township 31.N.. range 81 and additional homestead S%SE%, NW%SE%, SW%NEX, }E%*SW% section 5, NE%, E%® NW% section 8, township 31 N., range 81 W., sixth principal merid- ian, has filed notice of intention to make final three-year proof, to es- tablish claim to the land above de- scribed, before Marion P. Wheeler, United ~ States Commissioner, at Casper, Wyoming, on the 11th day of December, 1922, Claimant names as witnesses: Jake Crouse, H. H. Price, J. W. Johnson, A. E, Biglin, all of Casper, Wyoming. B. J. ERWIN, Register. Publish Nov. 6, 18, 20, 27, Dec. 4, 1922. ——__.___ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the interior, U. S. Land Office at Douglas, Wyo., Octo- er 6, 1922, Notice is hereby given that Albert I. Foster of Casper, Wyoming, who on October 9, 1917, made homestead entry No. 014228 for NW 4 section 20, township 38 N., range 82 W., sixth principal meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final five-year proof, to establish claim to the land’ above described, before Marion P. Wheeler, United States Commissioner, at Casper, Wyoming, on the 16th day of November, 1922. Claimant names as_ witnes:es: John Roseberry, Ray Kirkpatrick, Fred Henderson, Alvin Neff, all of Powder River, Wyoming. B. J. ERWIN, ; Register. Publish. Oct. 9,16, 23, 30, Noy. Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming, two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) hom Wyoming, who, on July 28, 1920,| day, foreach day actually engaged W December 2, 1920, made homestead! in the nerformance of the duties of ;> and additional homestead entries, his office. Ss pany, being Certificate No. 5144|No. 024718-024719, for homestead, | for 100 shares NEX Bi shall be at public suction, after XOU ZO AHEAD Y such delay (not Jess than the time 3) iM GONNA STAY fixed by congress) in portions at proper intervals of time, and at such minimum prices (not jess than the minimum fixed by congress) as to realize the largest possible pro- jeeeds, And said Board, subject to the limitations of. this constitution and under :uch 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 be granted to the state, ; W. E. @HAPLIN, Secretary of State. August 21, 28, Sept. 4, 26: October 2. 9, 16, 23, 36 and November 6, 19: EY IN HONOLULU-?! SSN HAVEN'T SEEN SS HALE OF Tas NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming, October 31, 1922. | Notice is hereby given that [NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ;/Thomas E. Chapman of Casper, t Wyoming, who, on August 1921, Department of the Interio-,.U. S.|schools shall not be paid more,than made homestead and additional tead entries, No. 02 per yoar. The county surveyor ‘in 027951, for homestead SE4, SW% ven . that| each county shall receive not to ex- NE SEXNW%, Lots 3, 4, sec- n_of Arminto,/ceed fifteen dollars ($15.00) per tion 1, township 33 N., range 80 additional homestead N% ection 12, S4SW%, NE 4, SWMNW section N 4 section 2, township ‘33 N., SWKSEX tec-| 4 4, os Mies i range 80 W., and SEYNE% secz uthoricing a consolidation of tion 35, township 34 N., range 80 section 10,| : range 87 W. bres two state land boards and re-|W., sixth principal meridian, has additional’ homestead W ting to the establishment oz the/filed notice of intention to | make 9, townshi 36 new Board and prescribing its pow-/final three-year proof, to estzblish range 87 W.,. sixt principal cf: : claim to the Jand above described, meridian, has filed notice of inten-! . Article XV Il. Section 8. ‘he|before M. P. Wheeler, United tion to make final three-year proof, Governor, Secretary of State, State|States Commissioner, at Casper, to establish claim to the land above Treasurer, State Auditor and Su-| Wyoming, on the 5th day of Decem- described, before Marion P. Wheel. Perintendent of Public Instruction ber. 1922. er, United States Commissioner, at ‘Hall constitute a Board of Lani, Claimant names as witnesses: Casper, Wyoming, on the 12th day Commissioners, which under dire:- L. E. Walden, Harry O. Horten, of December, 1922. ton of the Legislature us limite¢ Howard Baker, Frink Duff, all of Claimant Games ai witnesses: _|bY this constitution, shall have di-|Casper, Wyoming B. C. McClellan, R.¥. ‘Taplor, T. Tection, control, leasing and dis- B, J. ERWIN, A: Hall, Con Taylor, ail of Arminto, Posal of lands cf the state granted, Register. Wyoming. or which may be hereafter granted| Publish Nov. 6, 13, 2 Dec. +8 J. ERWIN, ‘or the support and benefit of pub Register. Publish Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27, Dec. 4, 1922. » NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Douglas, Weoming,| = SUDTLOKS DOCTORS WLS Bi bir F. ‘i 6 y vet ad be VAN Pleads herd The C. P. lotice is hereby given that Car-| Accountants—Income Tax Service ie Casper Pri ii roll D. Marquis of Casper, Wyo- Ith Floor 0-8 Bldg. Phone 767 fr pres AC) pelea ey mi wi 22,1920, |). Ram INTANTS) monly y) Auge 38, 1820, made homestead | ACCOUNTANTS oe and Children’s an tional mestead entry, No.! “GoanANTEE REGISIRY CORP. iospita. 018406;021847, for. homestead,| JUARANTER REGISTRY COKE 842 South Durbui— Phone 406 E% section. 22, township 35 N.,’ — Revistrar and Jranster Staff range 81 W., and additional home- 208-i1- Oil Exchange Bldg. stead, E% section 15, township 35 Let patad © NECOLOGY AND ne WYOMING AUDIT COMPANY RETRiCS N., range 81 W., sixth principal ays Midwest Ref. Bldg. Phone 289 rep, M. D. meridian, has filed notice of inten- Audits, Financial Reports and Victor RB. Dacken, B. tion to make final three-year proof,| Analyses, Income ‘Tax Service and INTERNAL MEDIC to establish claim to the land above Gcneral Accounting. | a E described, before M. P. Wheeler,| ———a RCHITECTS CAND EEE United States Commissioner, at eee aie” N Casper, «Wyoming, on the 11th day; DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects G. B. Underwood, of.December, 1922. ; Rooms 11-12 Townsend Block 40 PATHOLOGIST. Claimant names as witnesses: - | Casper, Wyo. Phone 449) v. F. O'Donnel, Cetit Morrisy Robert C. Marquis, ali, CANUTE. WEIDNER & SWEENEY 2 Duncans DD, 8 ‘ ) » tects Tens . D. D. 8. of Casper, Wyoming. | 415 Ol Exchange Bldg. Phone 116? Lesa in Rortbaugh Building, 113 B, J. ERWIN, —— ast Second Street. Telephone 54 ‘Reslater: RAYBURN S. WEBB, Architect and 55, Publish Noy. 6, 13, 20, 27, Dec, Suite 18, Daly Bldg. ___Phone 1351 DR. T. J. RIAGH 4, 1922." i ART SHOP Physician’ and Surgeon THE ART CKAFT SHOP | Enene Wee. Residence 2118 PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL | yp, ‘ Far! Hea a AMENDMENTS. Btatupea Goods avi v0 0-5 Bldg. FEED STORE a SR anneal The following is a full, true and AUTO REPAIRS BYOLAND BROTHERS \"~ correct copy of the constitutional ————————___ |, , tay, Grain and Potatoes amendments which were proposed NATRONA RADIATOR SHOP | . Phone 278 by the Sixteenth Legislature of the ,,lepalring, Recoring of Radiators State of Wyoming, and which will 125 _W- Yellowstone. Phone 1523W LAWYERS be submitted to the electors of said AUTO TOPS Nic ; state for their adoption or rejection PUTO S | TFS eae “bebe at the general election to be held in Auto Tops, Seat Covers, Cushions,| 309-10-11 Oil xchange Bldg. this state on the seventh day + vember, A. D, 1922, being ri Guaranteod, 408 ComAMKs P. KEM iv@ly amendments numbered STEWART AUTO Tor 3HOP naoiidated Royalty Bldg. and “two,!” received from the said 134_North Kimball. HAGENS & MURANE New and Repuired—Work Sixteenth’ State Legislature: PE ie ee Se Law ee Neabeconera | BAGGAGE and TRANSFER | __ 206207 ou ‘Exchevge Baitaing _ Authorizing an increase in the —— ym BEN fRANSPER CO. WILLIAM 6. WILS limitation of salary of County Su-' Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Piano) c tet ad Beene aia ase rishi, County ‘Moving. kone 743 Suites 14-15-lu, Tor ssessor and County Surveyor. SHOE MASTER ILA NAIOE Ig VINCEN’ "LVANE Article XIV, Section 3, Limit of SEARLES TRA : ase JNCENT MULVANEY Salaries—Claasification of Counties Bt® Phone 81W Office Phone 313 sed rides Beaty for Amount Of. The salaries of CHIROPRACTORS Re wn ah nd Bind aca county officers shall be fixed by Hi ; . * Jaw widhint-the-tallawing limits, to- DE. J. H. JEFFREY i— OUSE MOVERS wit: In coun! ving an arsesse DR. 4NNA GRAHAM JEFFREY VALLSAM Nis valuation not “exteeding two million Suite 318 Midwest iidg. bone 70d) 1107 South Meirose eae ($2,000,000) dollars, the sheriff Dit. B. G. HAHN Foone 260 shall be paid not more than fifteen! ‘i ‘ HO hundred dollars ($1,500.00) per gulte 2, ‘Townsend “Bock * aHiS year; the’ county clerk shall not be Phones. (ffice 125, Ras. 1235/9. weg, HULHL KENXON | Stree —Gue bio 7 pala abc are es Ge M. E. HARNED, Chiropractor Court House 1x From county and cprosesatiel z RASS a! Noh arm int Btone : PM shall not bé paid more than twelve ={———————_______ Us i EO. hundred dollars . ($1,200.00). per DE. 1, E. BERQUIST peeeeAAS yeat; the county treasurer shall not Careers bene. 1): Ehorp 1757 UK. CAKULINE (DAVIS e paid more than one thousand ra RNOLDUS . Usicvpatiue Physician, f pai sie r more than one thousand dollars 10 0-8 Building Phone 1751| Gntsopataic Pee ($1,000.00) per year; the county 7 | Midwest tsa superintendent of sch3ols “shall fat CONFECTIONS ee _ Fone 1038 BAL GeOT lee STANLEY @ Cutt |_RGOF CONTRACTING counties having an gssessed valua- p39 i038, Comertionery and News | WYOMING KUOFING 0. 232 S$, Center Phone 80W General Kuofing © ° tion of more than two million dol- ——— een Ing and lite eontim ere: sepaln lars ($2;000,000.00), and not ex- PALMS CONFECTIQ> Mee ate @ specinity ceeding five million’ dotiars ($-| Hot © $27 bust Iweith Phone 18043 000,000.00), the. sheriff shall not 414 ©. Sec sT be paid more than two thousand) ste UDIOS dollars ($2,000.00) per year; the! OAL and Daily -Lunc id P oer MR THE NEW STUDIO county clerk shall not be paid more, ANDERSO AL & TRANSFER Phovography of al -|than eighteen hundred dollars in Coal and Wood 108 F. Second Phone’ 1226.3 ($1,800.00) per year; the county Scavenger Work | mig eres peel Reais Res 320 West B + Phone 17183] SPECIALTY SHOPS Ce 1)80.00)7 per years the county CLEANING AND PRESSING We THE SPE CIALTY SHOP t F ee: ernoon, Eve: iv; ‘3 per year; the county and prozecut-| , 220 South Wolcott. ing attorney shall not be paid more! op 4893 THE MODISTE S than. fifteen hundred dollars Sb eer e “ "i RO y 3 shionabls Dressmaking ($1,500.00) per year; the county COMMERCIAL CLEANERS ‘And? ieee aalcines superintendent of schdols; shall not Cleaning and Tailoring . Mes, Anpis Gaigece hela peers than fifteen hundred *43 8. Center, Upstairs. Phone 1149W / 138 s, Durbin Casper, Wyo. oHlars ($1,600.00) sper year. Ini 1, nor Rae Casper, Wyo. ? counties having more than five mil DOCTORS TAILORS ion dollars 000,000.00) as- “Des KIMBALL & BRYANT . Li sessed valuation, the sheriff shall O¥},,RIMBALL & BRYANT ie Sie not be paid more than two thourand Office Phone 120M. ie Bethe eee TaoR dollars ($2,000.00) per year: the Residence Phone 17!5W and 201951] 125 South Center Phone 487K county clerk shall not be paid ——~— Si Eger z i ; more than two thousand dollars) MARSHALL C KEITH. ap. | Taxidermists and Furriers ($2,000.00) per year; the county) private Hospital—612 South Durbin DUNTING GAME SPECIMENS treasurer shall not be paid more ——-—————___ 1. Workmanship; fur Manufac- than two thousand dollars| DR. W. A. MYERS ts Rebuilt; Cleanins, ite 2,000.0 z Physician and Surgeon. ing and Repairing. pit OP mer be pr aed 200 O-S Bldg. Off Ph. 699. Res. 746 SLIABLE FUR. SHOP. than two thousand — dollars 3. ©. KAMP, M.D. me Sin Be Phone 1923 ($2,000.00) per year; the county Office—Midwest Building TROY TAILORS AND CLEANERS and prosecuting attorney shall not Telephones 1650 ead 1651 148 E. Midwest Phone 968 be paid more than twenty-five hun-* 9_0660600008000000690060000000000000-100600004606608 ‘ . * 2s 4 s — Se a H