Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 18, 1924, Page 10

ia © bly AN irat we ing | om r € pre Bn nce 1 it 0 the or rf fan th ch ti ies ‘fo = — ail _ = ee ee Inne 4 = = PAGE TEN be Casper Daily Cridune MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1924 OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS: poor and 20.00} veyor and State Highway Depart- IGS BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. (Continued from Page Three) Mrs. M. J. DeClue, hos- pital fund Mary Eschwig, fund Mrs. Ceil Stoker, hospi. tal fund Mrs. H. Brown, hospital fund - Erica Armdt, hospital , hospital ital fund “Lida McDonald, hos} fund Christine pital fund ~~~. Laura Bergman, hosp: fund Frances Mowrer, hos- pital fund Frances Stalker, hospita tal Ann Flannery, hospital fund <--__ reg Isabella M. Nelson, h pital fund ----...-. L._E. Culver, road and bridgws : L. W. Wilson, road and bridges -<.—--.-=- = Bill Kropp, road and bridges ‘and. White Motor and bridges - W. L. Simplot, road and bridges ~-- Pat Royce, road bridges Join T Bowe in, bridges Alfred Brile, ‘and road and pot ee a ae iV. C. Wray, road and bridges oe Casper Supply Co., road and bridges ~------_ Casper Supply Co., road and bridges —- R. H. Barley, road ‘and bridges — and bridges ~------~ Oscar Hiestand, road and bridges ~------- Natrona LImber Co., road and bridges_._. Nina M. Lintecum, pen- sion Jané Ryan, pension Mrs. John Carlson, pen- sion — Mrs. Ci pension (Jan-) — Mrs. E. Ganus, pension. Marie Scott, pension —~— Ella J. McGowen, pen- pension, (Jan.) Rose Baluss, pension-__ Dr. J. R. Hansard, hos- pital fund ~_-.-___. aoe Casper Drug & Dispen- sary, hospital fund__.; Dr. M. C. Keith, h fund - Rett Rieter ata a —< Dr. A. P. Kimball, hos- pital fund Dr. Vinton A. Bacon, vey ital fund -----. . V. A. Dacken, hos- pital fund ~--.----_ es Dr. A. L. McLellan, ho» pital fund ~--.___ =< City of Casper, hospital fund —--------5 George Dudley, poor and pauper Mrs. A. Hammer, poor and pauper - * T. A. Dean, uper Ginn Smith, poor and te Pe EER Pearl White Ldry C poor and pauper ---- Shatfer-Gay Co., poor and pauper -----___ Norris Co., pauper - Casper Buick and pauper --_--_-__ Wm. Kummer Grocery, poor and pauper -_-_ Casper Auction House, poor and pauper -_-__ Casper Pharmacy, poor and pauper --.--.-- Basket Stores Co., and pauper — Shaffer Gay Co and pauper — Casper Drus & : sary, poor and pauper Co. Shaffer Gay Co. poor and pauper -------- Norris Co.,- ‘poor and pauper ------------- Casper Pharmacy, poor id pauper Basket Stores Co. ~-4,796.65 112.00 100.00 16.00 5.00 17.90 27.50 40-00 20.27 55.77 135.00 165.00 250.00 5.00 6.00 30.65 30.00 20.00 10.00 20.00 25.00] @ 20.00 15-00 20.00 35.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 15.00 10.00 15.00 18.75 2.75 450 24.80 61.50 2.25 8.25 3.00 1.25 6.00 8.50 282.00 12.00 28.00 150.00 4.89 , 40.00 26.20 50.00 19.57 15.00 43.07 24.10 8.15 20.00 12.00 44.40 50.00 21.25 8.82 20.00 pauper ese Geo. E. Boyle, poor and pauper F. C. Bailey, stock in- spector L. D. Branson, inspector C. L. Bailey, coroner. Allan McClellan, coroner County Treasurer, court expeneé Lae West Pub. Company, court expense —-____ H. A. McCracken, court expense --__ H. A. McCracken, court expeme -_. --- 100.00 Casper Daily Tribune, commissioners exp. ~~ Pat Royce, commission- ers exp. County Treasurer Wash- akie County, commis- sioners fund L. D. Branson, comm loners fund — Henry Transfer, house and jail Union Elec. house and j. Banner Chemical o. court house and jail__ Vaughns Key Shop, court house and jail Campbell Hardware Co. court house and jail__. City of Cas; court house and jail = Drs. Keith & Harvey, Supt, of schools ._-_ Health Unit, health fund John Bogan, health fund Hazel Conwell, expense_ Agnes Clare, expense. Slack-Stirrett Print. Co., justice court ~.-.._. C. McNulty, justice court ~~... R. McDermott, court 120.51 134.40 10.70 15.00 25.00 174.30 36.50 19.50 128.40 4.90 621.32 2.90 44.16 88.08 48.00 4.80 8.45 133.80 100.00 500.00 519.48 34.42 76.50 126.96 82.50 62.50 55.50 62.50 Lincoln F. Ke! court Paint & Glass Supply Co., assessor’s contin- 62.50 an 17.00 Warne & Crosby, asses- Sessor’s contingent __ 16.65 Casper Typewriter Exc. contingent. 70.00 Company, - sessor’s contingent -_ 253.85 Dora M. Olsen, assess- or’s contingent —_ 6.30 Service Art Printing Co., assessor's contingent_ 13.50 Oil City Printers, as- assessor's contingent_ 19.20 J. M. Snyder, sheriff’ contingent Cc. A. Beille: contingent Central Filling Station, sheriff's contingent __ C. Irving, sheriff's contingent --...._-_ P. A. Morris, sheriff’s contingent — o. Oscar Heistand, sheriff's 15.14 4.00 2.00 56.30 403.70 contingent ~~. _ 6.00 L. D. Branson, sheriffs contingent ---_._____ 91.70 Branson, county attorney exp. -______ 79.25 Slack-Stirrett Co., county exp. -. ee John M. England, county surveyor fund 4 LIST OF AS DISTRICTS—1924 DISTRICT NUMBER ONE Beginning at a point where the Yellowstone Road crosses Chicago orthwestern Railway, west of Casper, thence south to the Platte river, thence west to Fremont County line, thence north to the Washakie County line, thence east to the Casper Kay Cee Road, thence south along the west side Kay Cee and Thirty-three Mile Road to the place of beginning. Comprising all the territory west of Thirty-three Mile Road and north of Platte River, excepting Mills Addition and Mountain View Sub-Division. DISTRICT NUMBER TWO Beginning at the same point as District Number One, thence run- ning east on the north side of the Platte River to the Converse County line, thence north to the Johnson County line, thence west to the Casper Kay Cee Road, thence south along the east side of the Kay Cee Thirty-three Mile Road to the place of beginning. Comprising all that territory north of the Platte River and east of the Thirty-three Mile Road excepting Midwest Heights Addition, Ri h- ardson, and Englewood Sub-Divis- ion. DISTRICT NUMBER THREE All that territory south of the Platte River, with the exception of Casper and its sub-divisions, and Evansville. DISTRICT NUMBER FOUR All the City of Casper, Evans- ville, Mills and Mountain View, Richardson and Engiewoods and all other sub-divisions in and about Printing attorney the City of Casper. In_ the matter of an alteration of the Yellowstone Highway for an overhead railway crossing at Powder River, Wyoming, being a description of an eighty foot right-of-way for road purposes de- sired for and requested by the State Highway Department of Wyoming. A general description of the center line of said right-of- way is as follows: Beginning at a point in the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter (NEX- NW%) of Section Two (2) Township Thirty-five (35) North, Range Eighty-five (85) west of the Sixth Principal “Meridian in Wyoming, thence easterly through said sub-division and easterly and southerly through the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter (NW%NEX), thence southerly and southeasterly through the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter (SW%NE%), thence southeasterly through the north- west quarter of the southeast quarter (NW%SE%), thence southeasterly and easterly to the point of ending in the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter (NE%SE%) of Section Two (2), Township Thirty-five (85) North, Range Eighty-five (85) west of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Wyo- ming, more particularly described in Field Notes and Plats on file Jin the offices of the County Sur- ment, Casper, Wyoming. All objections thereto or claim for damages by reason thereof must be filed in writing with the County Clerk of said county, be- fore noon on the 6th day of March, A. D. 1924, or such road will be established without reference to such objections or claims for dam- ages. In the matter of an alter- ation of the Yellowstone High- way from a point ten miles west of Casper, to Petrie, Natrona County, Wyoming, being the de- scription of an eighty foot right- of-way for road purposes desired for and requested by the State ighway Department of Wyom- ing. A general description of the center line of said right-of-way is as follows: Beginning at a pdint in the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter (SW- NW) of Section Fourteen (14) Range Eighty-one (81) West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Wyo- ming, thence northwesterly through said sub-division and northeast quarter (NE%) and the north half of the northwest quar- ter (N%NW%), Section Fifteen (15), south half of the southwest quarter (S%SW%), Section Ten (10), the south half of the south- east quarter (S%SE%), northwest quarter of the southeast quarter (NW%SE%), east half of the southwest quarter (E%SW%) Section Nine (9), north half of southeast quarter (N%SE%) south half of the northeast quar- ter (S%NE%) and the northwest quarter (NW%) Section Eight (8), north half of the northea: quarter (N%4NE%) Section Se en (7), south half of the south-| east quarter (S%SE%), east half of the southwest quarter (E SW%) and the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter (NW %4- SW%) Section Six (6) in Town- ship Thirty-four (34) North, Range Eighty-one (81) West, northeast quarter of the south- east quarter (NEM4SEX%), south half of the northeast quarter (S%- NE), northwest quarter of the northeast quarter (NW%NE%), east half of the northwest quar- ter (E%NW%), northwest quar. ter of the northwest quarter (NW%NW%) Section One (1), Township Thirty-four (34), North, Range Eighty-two (82) West, southwest quarter of the south- west quarter (SW%SW*) Section Thirty-six (36), south half of the southeast quarter (S%SE%) northwest quarter of the southeas quarter (NW%SE%), north half of the southwest quarter (N SW‘), and the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter (SW%- NW*%) Section Thirty-five (35), south half of the northeast quar- ter (S% NE) northwest quarter of the northeast quarter (NW%- NE%) and the north half of the northwest quarter (N%&NW%) of Section Thirty-four (34), south- west quarter of the southwest quarter—— (SWu4SW% Section Twenty-seven (27), east half of the southeast quarter (E%SE%), northwest quarter of the southeast quarter (NW%SE%), northeast quarter of the southwest quarter (NEX%SW%), south half of the northwest quarter (S%NW%), and the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter (NW4%NW%), Section Twenty-eight (28), north half of the northeast quarter (N%NE), of Section Twenty- nine (29) in the south half of the southeast quarter (S1%4SE%), the northwest quarter of the south- east quarter (NWM%SE%), north- east quarter of the southwest quar- ter (NE4%SW%), south half of the northwest quarter (S%- NW% and the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter (NW %- NW%) Section Twenty (20), northeast quarter of the northea: quarter (NE%NE%) Nineteen (19), southwest quarter of the southwest quarter (SW% SW% Section Seventeen (17) east half of the southeast quarter (E%SE%), northwest quarter of the northeast quarter (NW*%NE%), southwest quarter of the northeast quarter (SW + NE%), and the northwest quar- ter (NW%) Section Eighteen (18), southwest quarter of the southwest quarter: (SW%SW%4) Section Seven (7), Township Thir- ty-five (35) North, Range Bighty- two (82) West, northeast quarter of the northeast quarter (NEM- NE%), Section Thirteen (13), south half of the southeast quai ter (S%SE%), northwest quarter of the southeast quarter (NW %i- SE%), northeast quarter of the southwest quarter (NEM“%SW) south half of the northwest qua: ter (S%NW%), and the nort west quarter of the northwest quarter (NWY%NW%), Section Twelve (12), north half of the northeast quarter (N%NE%), Section Eleven (11), south half of the southeast quarter . (S% SE%) and the southwest quarter (SW%), Section Two (2), ending in the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter (NEX%SE%) of Section Three (3), Township Thirty-five (35) North, Range Eighty-three (83) West of the Sixth Principal Meridian and more particularly described by Field Notes and Plats now on file in the offices of the County Surveyor and the State Highway Department, in Casper, Wyoming. All objections thereto and claims for damages by reason thereof must be filed in writing with the County Clerk of said County before noon on the 6th day of March, A. D. 1924, or such road will be established without reference ‘to such objections or claims for damages. Moved by J. E. Scott, and sec- onded by T. A. Hall t all town- site plats and sub- ional plats be checked and approved by the County Surveyor, before being ac- cepted by the County Clerk for re- cording. Carried. The meeting adjourned to Feb- 24, Attest: ALMA F, HAWLEY, Clerk. By R. C. VANDENBERG, Deputy, Pub, Feb, 18, 1924, Township Thirty-Four (34) North, | Section | All accounts owing the National Sample Coat & Suit Company are now due and must be paid in full by March 19, 1924. A 25 per cent deposit will , hold any garment want- ed, but must be paid up by March 19, 1924. - All “will calls” now be- ing held by National Sample Coat & Suit Company must be taken out by March 19, 1924. Store closed all day to- day to prepare and ar- range stock for sale. \ a! DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP CLOSING QUT SALE STARTS TOMORROW AT 9 A.M. SHARP | I have been forced to take over the entire stock, store.and fixtures of the National Sample Coat and Suit Company from my formr partner, A. Jacobs, and therefore find it necessary to dispose and close out the entire ‘35,000 STOCK OF THE National Sample Coat and Suit Co. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF BRAND NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE SUCH.AS Coats, Suits, Dresses, Furs, Millinery, | Lingerie, Silk Hose Regardless of the cost or selling price of this new merchandise I am going to sell out same at practically your own price. The entire stock must go within 30 days from date of this sale. . $e a Pa I mean every word that I say and am going to convince every woman in Casper that every garment in the store is going to be sold within the alloted time as each and every garment has been so drastically and radi- cally reduced, and cut in price that they will be grabbed, purchased and bought as quick as they are seen by the careful women buyers of Casper. Remember, every garment is absolutely ee Se noe of this spring’s merchandise and exactly ‘as represented. There are no “ifs” or “ands” about them. I positively mean what I say, and am going to close out the entire stock of the National Sample Suit & Coat Company and I am going to do it in the designated time, C.M. ELG IN, Prop. No Refunds, es: ra No Returns; Zo ‘Alterations Every Sale During - This Sale e -- §Sormpl decseil <. ---Goat and Final nning Hotel Blochs CO. iz So Center str