Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1923, Page 14

ta PAGE FOURTEEN. BOARD STREET CROSSINGS TO BE USED HERE Will Be Substituted for | Concrete Until Pass- ing of Winter. Board cross walks will be placed at certain crossings in different parts of Casper in the near future, according to action taken by the city council tn its special sesston last night. The city brought jt to the attention of the body that it would be expensive and next to impossible to place concrete walks at these streets because of the cold weather and that an emerg- ency had arisen because of the muddy condition of the streets, The injustice of forcing property owners to put in sidewalks while the city aid not complete the work by fur nishing cross walks was brought out. The wooden crosswalks can be constructed at about half the cost| of the concrete and wi! last for at least two or three years, it is sald. ‘West Casper and Hast Casper aro the most important sections of the city where the streets are so muddy that {t is practically impossible for. residents, to get around without great inconventence. The possibility of closing A street between Center and Market streets was brought before the coun- ctl. No action was taken on the pro- posal. It is considered that this Piece of land would be valuable to the county in the event that a new court house were built and the pres: ent site of the court house were thrown open, thus giving a thor oughfare for, traffic on Center street. The council deeded to School Dis- trict No. 2 the lana which is the site of the present Reservoir school building. Another special meeting of the council will be held next Tuesday evening. Line Foreman Is Injured on Union Pacitic }second sections the day engineer | | commodations. ithe F Mlustrative of the tremendous amount of tourist business done an- nually in Colorado, is the report of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad {ag to its service and business this year from May 15 to October 31. Train No. 1 which leaves Denver for the west each day at 8.15 o'clock in the morning, has been made up of two sections. The same is true |of the train which leaves Salt Lake City eastbound to Denver every afternoon at 4:46 o'clock. Every car in the first section of these trains has been a pullman. In both coaches {have ‘numbered between three and six while pullmans nave run from five to eight ‘These cars have not completely made up the trains for there have been the figmems and baggage cars. Such long trains mean something in considering the extent of the business handled. From 700 to 800 Passengers has not been an unusual number of those either leaving or arriving in Denver of one of these scenic sections, Much of the vol- time of this traffic i due to the fact that special rate are estab lished from May 16 to October 31. The rates of the past Season, it is announced, will be in effect next year, Burlington passenger business has been swelled in sumewhat the same proportion due partly to the fact that its trains from Chicago make connection in Denver with the D. & R. G. specials running west. That preference has been shown | greatly due to unexcelled diner ac- Every effort has been made to provide the finest kind of service and the best obtain- able and best prepared food for passengers. Appreciation of this is shown in the large numbers of people traveling via D, & R. G. Another feature of tnese scenic 8 is the engines which are em- to take them back and forth er the continental divide. Thirty th jJocomotives are owned by Grande and are the largest of their kind in the world. They are made especially for the Colorado railroad by the American Locomo- tive works, What has been done in Colorado to attract tourists can be done equal- ly well in Wyoming where there HAPPED HANDS chilblains, frostbite—just rab on soothing, cooling, healing VIESS Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly ‘RECORD ESTABLISHED IN TOURIST TRAFFIC OVER 0. & A. 6. DURING SEASON; BURLINGTON PROFITS is far from a dearth of natural won- ders to draw peop from every part of the country. There is no doubt but what every attempt to induce a greater volume of tourist traffic by providing a high type of service in this state will add a vast amount of revenue to the in- dividuals income in this state either directly or indirectty, as has been shown in Colorado. — SITE FOR SANITARIUM IN BASIN REGION WILL BE SELECTED BY BOARD CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 9.—The Wyoming state board of charities | and reforms will leave November 18 for the Big Horn Basin, where sites offered for the state tuberculosis sanitarium will be inspected. Sites are offered near Greybull, Lovel' and Basin. The Wyoming electorate last year selected the Basin coun- try as the location of the sanitar- jum While on the trip the boar will Che Casper Daily Cribune nspect the state home for defeo tives at Lander, the industrial insti- tute et Worland, the Hot Springs reserve at Thermopolis and the sol- diers and sallore bom home at Buffalo. 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