Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 5, 1924, Page 3

was decided by m to entertain the May meeting. The entertainment will be in the nature of a welcome to the new pastor, the Rev, T. B. Uber and to the Rev. J. M. Cromer, former pastor, who will return next month from California. The Messrs. PERSONALS H. H. Wrightsman, manager of the Williamsport Wire Rope Dis- tributing company, was a business _| visitor from Casper who spent yes- terday in Cheyenne. T. S. Haugen and C. P. Ames will be in charge of the program and Richard Brian Tobin, who is con- nected with the city engineering of- fice, will leave this evening for Denver to spend several days at- tending to business affairs and at an enjoyable party given last | visiting with friends. Thursday evening at the Methodist church for members of the church basketball team, champions of the city league, The evening was spent in playing games after in charge of Miss Eda Holland, was given which included a@ reading by Miss Beulah Bailey, stories and original poem by Mrs. Mae Hathaway, double bass solo, Frederick Holland, Jr. the team by. Miss Inez Babb and talks by Boyd Osborn, former coach of the team, John Mechling and the Carter. Refresh- E. D. Stone is here on business today from Denver. Mr. Stone ar- rived yesterday overland from Doug- las’ where he has been spending several days. Mrs. Mary Bohike, mother of Mrs. departed last evening for her home in Austin, Methodist Episcopal. tener of East Second: and South Mrs. Frances Iba spent yesterday 9:30 m, ra; for the in Cheyenne, = notes ments were served at the close of school, 8. H.’ Maddux, superintend- This will be missionary Sun- 11 a. m. sacrament of the Lord's Supper. No sermon, but a brief address. Anthem, Mr. and Mrs. HB. ©. Shaw and son are visitors tn the city for several home in Colorado. ee Miss Mary Carley of Michigan City, is an out of town visitor here for several days, the entertainment by a committee with Miss Florence Eastman as chairman, assisted by Mrs. John Mechling and Miss Edness Mokler. see Informal Bridge Party Last Evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J..Graves were hosts to a number of friends Inst evening at an informal bridge party given at their home on South Honors for the evening were taken by Miss Helen Filmore and George F. Davidson. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. ‘T. B. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Miss Helen Filmore and George T. Davidson. “* A. R, Meeting days from thi Abram,” Buck. 2:30 p, m. member. ship clase. Important that all be Present. 5:30 p. m. social hour in Epworth league, follawed by devo- tional meeting led by Miss Altayna Carr, Miss Lemon and Ed Hath- away will play a violin and saxo- “phone duet. 7:30 p. m. sermon, “The Danger of Proseperity.” “Safely Through Another week,” Ashford. Monday, 8 p. m., cfficlal board meeting. Tuesday, 2:30 p. m., Woman's Foreign Missionary roct- ety at the home of Mrs. F. P. Neigh, 629 East Fourth street. Mrs. Comfort Dorton wi'l assist. Mrs. H. O. Swenson will have charge of the study. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., joint meeting of the East Side church and our church, Subject, Stewardship.” Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Webber de- parted last evening for their: home in Denver after spending a week here visiting with friends and at- tending to business M. G. Barker is spending several days here from 5B. C. Huff of Billings has been attending to business affairs and visiting with friends in the city for the last week. The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet on Tuesday afternoon of next week at the home of Mrs. R. B. Wertz, 614 Milton avenue. Mrs. Wertz will be assisted Elmer Cramer is here from La- voye and will visit with friends in the city until next Tuesday. Mrs. Luckey will lead the round table discussion. Spe- celal music. Thursday, all day from 10 a. m. public exchange. Fancy and useful articles for sal at noon. Friday, 7:30 p. m., choir re- hearsal. All who did not receive thelr envelppes for the new fiscal year may secure them Sunday at the church tn the vestibule. Please If any have not predged woulG they not do so on Sunday? The church needs support in order that it may do its wark. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Taylor are out of town visitors in the cit; trom Denver for several days. . by Mrs. W. W. Lacy and Mrs. H. C. . Dance This Eve! At Moose Hall. Hy The Women of Nooseheart Legion and Powder River Legion, branch No. 1, will give the second of their series of informal dances this eve- ning at their hall, 2283 West First street. The public is invited to at- tend and an enjoyable evening is promised to all those who attend. These dances will be given every Saturday evenin: Henry Gans of the Gans Manu- facturing company of Chicago is in the city for a short time attending affairs of importance, M. K. Herbertson is a business man spending several days here from Montana. ask for them, W. B Russell with his brother for several days from Rawlins, First Congregational Services at Chureh school at 10 a.m. Worship and sermon at 11.00. Sullens of Denver, will preach. Dr. Sullens has been heard in Casper His ability marking ‘Tea for Cathedral Home Is Huge Success. One of the most enjoyable and successful events ever given by the Casper Woman's club was the tea and program given yesterday after- noon at the residence of Mrs. Minnie Blackmore on South Wolcott street for the benefit of the Cathe- dral home at Laramie. more home was beautifully deco- rated in wicker baskets of spring flowers donated to the club by Mrs- E. R. Breisch of the Flower Shoppe on South Center street. An enjoy- able program was given under the direction of Mrs. Bess Kline of the Music Shoppe among those taking part were Mrs. Charles Fowler, Jr., Mrs. Emma House of Tulsa ts a visitor spending several days here. ——————___ him as one preachers of the west, accorded him so pleased an audience that his re- appearance was a foregone conclu- admirers and friends in Casper assure h'm a large As is customary with him, Dr, Sullens will preach upon one of the vital problems of the Of Casper Daily Tribune, published rit ty Casper, Wyoming, for April State of Wyoming, County of Na- ona, ae, a Notary Public and for the State and count Mrs. L, L.»Langworthy, organist, ‘Consolation" sohn, Offertory, Mrs. Berta Smith director of Anthem “Sing Unto God" by Schnecker. Mothers may bring thefr small children to the nursery of the Y. W. C. A., and be assured of their every thi the following 1s, te hip, Management an: if tho aforesaid publi- hown in the required by thi 12, em| ‘we and Reg- Madeline Treber, Mrs. EB. Paul Bachellor, Mrs. Mar- garet Curtz and the Misses Gene- yieve and Marguerite Fitzgerald. see Past Commandtr of V. F. W. Honored Dr, Robert N, Grove gave a din- ner at the Henning hotel last night in honor of Gus B. Hartung, post commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Post and depgrtment officers Were listed among the guests. Hartung has been very active in Yy. F. W. work, having attended 18 national encampments, th name on the charter roll of the organization, The other j;ueste last night in- cluded Orin. Thelge, post com- mander; Dennis D. Murphy, junior vice commander; Marshall T, Rice, Leschinsky, Mrs. cation for the date above caption, At 6:30 the young people moet as customarily at the Y. W. C. A. These meetings have become a suc- cessful portion of the Sunday ex- pression of the young people of the business manager Publisher, Natrona County Tribune, Yow are cordially invited. At 7:30 at the Y, W, regular Sunday evening services of the Firet Congregational church will be held, Dr, Sullens presiding with a few minutes discussion of partic. ular Interest to all who attend. Com. munity singing led by Mr, | Ritchie will be part of the musl- eal programme, Dr, Robert Allingham, ‘who ‘a on his way to accept the presidency of Tabor college, Tabor, Iowa, in pro- viding the supply and programme for thia Sunday, {s aswured of the permanence and growth chureb he established in Casper, ‘one. That the two paragraphs next the names of the own-" her fiduciary rolation, the name person or corporation for Emmanuel Baptist Fifteenth and Poplar, Hanna pastor, ULBRANSEN The.Rogistering Plans In — Clase by Itself” Tesidence 151 South 2761Ww, For i@ Bunday April week beginni Sunday 10 a, m, Read Heb, 10,25, Sunday 11 a, m, Sermon by the pastor: Text Romans After the sermon the Lords Sunday 6:30 p, ‘oung Peoples meeting; foore presiding, Sunday 7:80 p, m, Sermon by the pastor; Text, Acts At tho close of the evening service some business of importance will be preaonted, p.m, Those who are willl) not appear upon the books —PLAYS ANY MUSIC ROLL, —THE ONE PLAYER TO WITHSTAND THIS CLL MATE, Nationally Priced Four Motels CASH PRICES $420, $495, $575 and $650 TERMS 1 DESIRED Chas. E. Wells Music Co or other securities than as That the average number of this publiea- Tuesday at 7:30 each isaue 0 o the mails or ot! On account of the meeting of the Central assoelation at the ehurch on April and 10 there will be no Wednesday evening meeting at Emmanuel, Our congrogation te v sesiona of the am HB, BH. HANWAY, Business Manager Sworn ta and subscribed befora me this ind Gay, of Apr Y a First Baptist Notary Pabiie ed to attend all ton expires Oct ciation as far as & | My Commi (SBA ) } April 5, 102 Baptist church. Come to Emmanuel “They love a fellow Drive Out to Mountain View Suburb Today Nhe dag MINUTES First Presbyterian, Sixth and Durbin streets. Charles A. Wilson, D. D., mjniater, 11 a, m, Subject, dlou's Lotus,” Communion service, b Corse et Govan and Coator MOUNTAIN VIEW SUBURB, FROM MIDW! “The Fruit of @pe Casver Daily Cribune is invited. 6:15 p. m. Young 1. Men’ new members evening of trustees for one year: Foster, O. B. Wii lor. elected as new members, Preaching, service, 7:30. ing, 6:30. Juniors, 11:00 a. m. “Big Business,” foi “Playing the Foo! nesday and Thursday, April 9 and 10. represented and “the public cordially seastons. auspices of the B. Y. P. U. gram. Tickets, 75c, society. rejoice, now.that Rev. Bowerman of Kansas City, Kan: the fleld within the next few weeks. First Christian Church sch8o! 9:45, Morning wor- 30. Even- the morning service: Prelude, ‘Melody E. Jones Amthem “Hark! Hark! My Soul” by cholr, solo by Mrs. L. T. Pile. Evening service: ship 11:00. C, E. Society, ing Service 7:30. Muste ‘ for In F," Duet by Mr, and Baxter Ra a. A chorus of 40 voices will lead th song service Sunday evening. them and set aside 1s Decision Day. for church school and church, our school to com The evenin, mark, The Christian servic our Bavior’s this time, attendance Sunday morning, goal for Easter tw 400, twenty people will meet at tion week, calls is the slogan for next Evangelistic meeting conducted the Pastor R, R. Hildebrand, expect « full how Services to last one hour, 30. 7:80 Easter morning service, musie each evening, you will jike our services, Grant and Lind streets, street Bus passes, North Casper Presbyterian, 1000 North Durbin ptreet, Cleo, Woodward, minister, Sunday school 16 a, m, Christian Endeavor 645 P, m, Morning serviee 11 a, m. Sub- ject “Learning to Walk,” Evening service 7:80 a, m, Subject “The Power of @ False God,” The Lord's Suppor is to & weryed) at the morning pervi ryone is wel came to worship with us Scandinavian Lutheran, J, Reini, pastor, Services at tho city hall at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m, St, Anthony's Catholic, 7:30 p. m. Service under the aus- pices of the Men's Class of the Sun- day school. Speakers S. H, Punten- ney and O, J. Cacharelis. The public Peo- ple‘s society. 9:45 a.m. Sunday class taught by H. Roe Bartle. The average attendance of the men’s class is about 65. Dis- cussions are always interesting. A fine Sunday school for men, women and children. Choral society re- hearsals Wednesday and Thurscay evenings. Choir rehearsals Thurs- day 7:16 p. m. Public reception of Easter’ morning, April 20. Session meeting to receive new members after the Sunday school, and after the morning and services. At the annua! Meeting last Tuesday evening the fcllowing were elected to the board P. Cc. Loveland, Charles A. Fowler, T. 8S. n, C. H. Bow- man, John G. Jones and J. M. Tay- The board of elders was in- creased to ten and the following Carl Hawks, A. A, Slade and 8. K. Gib- First Baptist. f Fifth and Beech streets. Sunday school, 9:45, there is a class for you. Evening Young People's meet- 0. Mr. Jacobs’ subject for the morning will be the evening The Wistrict association meets with us on Wed- It 1s hoped that all the Baptist churches in this district will be are invited to attend these On Thursday night there will be a banquet served under the It will be worth your while to attend this there will be an interesting pro- and can be obtained from any member of the The church has reason to Louls 8. has officially resigned his church in that clty and accepted the call of the Casper church and will be on An- artet. Sunday has been A de! cision service will be observed both We fre expecting a good number from into the church. © is to be a land churches of Casper will meet for a Baptismal Every effort is being made in decorating and arrangements to make this a beautiful observance of command, Fifteen or more persons will be Baptised at Rain or shine we must Pass the 325 mark for church schoo! Our At least the church Thursday and Iriday eyven- ings to carry out the plans of visita- Bend cards and make ‘week. by We every night. to This moeting will begin Bun. day April 13 and lead to the great Special A particularly urgent and important Board meet- ing {# called for Wednesday even- Be with us Sunday, Strangers The chureh ja loeated on the corner of The Grant streets. The Rev. Father J. H. Mul- iin, pastor, the Rev. Father J. F. Moreton, assistant pastor. Masses on Sunday at 7, 8:30, 9:30 an@ 10:30. Mass during the week at 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 2 o'clock. Benedic- tion at 3, Christian Science. Christian Selence services are held in the church edifice, corner ef Fourth and Grant streets, every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Tes. timonial meetings are held on Wed, nesday evening at 8 o'clock. All are welcome to these services. Sun- day school for chil@ren up to the age of 20 years is held on Sunday at 9:30 a. m. Reading room at 325 Midwest building is open each week day from 12 noon until 6 p. m. St. Marks Church, Seventh and Wolcott streets. Rov. Philp K. Edwanis, rector, Holy communion at 8 a. m. Church school at 9:45 a, m. Holy commu- nion and sermon at 11 a. m. Latter Day Saints. Services held !n Union Labor hall. Sunday schoo! 10:30 a. m. Preach- ing services, 7:30 p. m, All are wel- come. Special musical program «ti Sunday evening, ——— N Unity Church Center, 334 East A. street. Sunday school at 10 a. m. taught by Miss Hornor. services by Mrs. Paterson. evening classes 8 p. m. Lessons in “Truth” by Mra. May, North Casper Christian Corner United and H. streets. Charles G. Stout Minister, Res!- dence, 773 East H. Phone 21497. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Commun- Cc. E. 8:00 a. m. Senior C. E. gelistic and baptismal service with have cars are requested to report to either pastor stating how many can be carried to the meeting and also those who wish to go and have no car are requested to report and We assure transportation for all who will thus report. We expect this to be @ very happy and helpful meet- ing. The publfo at large ts invited. Our regular monthly meeting of the church, board will be held at the church on Monday evening. Boy Scouts Tuesday ening. Teachor training Wednesday evening. Choir evening. We are ready the needy at any hour re- of wealth, social standing education or other human distinc- tions. Grace English Latheran church Rev. O. W. Ebright, acting pastor, has found it necessary to go to Gypsum, Colorado, over Sunday. However, service for worship will be held as usual, All services at the O44 Follows Hall, corner of Second and Wolcott streets, 1 hour begins 10 a. m. The lesson ta on “The Choice of the Twelve.” This should be of parti- cular interest to the Bible claas. Your presence will urge others to more faithfulness. The average for March was 79, Let us raine this figure in April, You wifl be mado happy by attending this service. The regular merning service will begin at I1'a.m. lL. A. Reed will speak to the congregation “Sources of Inspection,’ J. Leschinsky will render a con- tralto ‘nolo, ‘The evening service will begin mt 7:30 p, m. Miss Kissick, general secretary of the Y, W. ©. A., will address the congregation, A Piano solo will be rendered by Mr. Wm, Falmiey, Mr. H, M. Newland and Mr, H, WB, Guthrie will sing « duet, The regufr order of service will be replaced with a song pser- vice, ‘Visitors to all services are weleome, East Side Methodist Community, 1614 East Second street, Willis Hugh Germany, minister, Sunday, April 6; Sabbath school, 145, classes for all ages, Morning wor- ship, 11:00, with sermon; text, John 44% anthem by the choir, Juntor League, 6:40, Helen Sheppard, leader, Evening worship, 7:80, sub- Jeet, "What Is Success?” Monday, April 7 Regu’ monthly meeting of official board, 1:30, important matters to ba considered, Thure- day, April 10; Orchestr ¥ri- day, April 11; Choir, 7 unday, April 18, Palm Sunday, Jowett Day, we will have the Jewett orguniza- tion attend morning worship in a body, Mv, Déud ia requesting all Jowett owners to drive out, Master services will bo held each evening ot this week, closing on Faster Sunday, Those in our community, not attending church elsewhere, aro | cordially invited to bo with us, Evansville Chapel The Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. With @ full foreo of good teachers. Dr, Hanna expects to be there for sorview at bbe, Morning Tuesday fon and sermon 11:00 a. m. Junior 6:30 p; m. Meeting promptly on ac- count of the trip to the South side for following service. Union evan- the First Christian church at their place of meeting 7:30 p. m.. All who ith ‘Throwing ballast overboard (note the ie cyan in an effort to float the vesse what a fine time we have. Apostolic Faith Assemblage. Elder David Schultz, Pastor. Meeting being held at 1223 cluding nights. and 7:30 p. m. p.m. Everybody welcome. Monday and Trinity Lutheran (Missourl Synod) H. Gockel, pastor. vices in th h at Wheatland a.m. ing. Grace African Methodist “The Friendly Church” 30) Grant street Rev. T. J. Burwell, B. D. Minister Grace church Sunday. school at ten a. m. eleven by tho Preaching minister. Where ts means thru which it { When are where does worship. of sermon: “Make the Men ing out. Weekly meetings: Official board Monday evening at 8:15, Junior choir rehearsal - Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Choral rehearsal (Easter) Friday evening at elght o'clock. The big- gest event for the month in our church (special) will be the Baby contest for April 2ist. are to be given to the respective bables reporting the largest cash sums. the services of “The Church.” PIRATES KILL THREE GUARDS HONG KONG, April 5.—(By The attack: ed and selzed the Portuguese steam: the three guards and wounded Captain Assis, Associated Press).—Piratos er Seixal near West River Kaukong, on today, killed master of the vessel, ns FRENCH RUA DENIED Poincare and German Ambassador Meet in Conference. PARIS, April 5 —(By The Asso ciated Press.)—Calling ‘attention to day ta a dispach from bureau in Bertin, aaying French troops of poeupation had ad vanced north of £lberfeld; Havas agency declares no such mil itary movement haw been made and | none is contemplated, PANS, April 5—Premier Poin care's long conversation yesterday with the German ambasendor, Hert tien It understoad to have beer prineipally concern ith rer of the agreement between the Ger man industrialists of the Rube and the occupation authorities, which expires on the 18th of this month ‘Tho impression has gained ground that 1} mane intend tu refuse a renewal, whieh in the Wrench view would be faniamount to so, ‘/tary sewer you have never attended our meet- , a , ings here come next Sunday and sec| together with that portion of said street lying between the west line| Saturday | trict No. Sunday services, 11 a m. Sunday school, 1:30|Natrona, in the State of Wyo- 8. Park and E. Fourth streets, J. No services will be held here Sun- day, as the pastor will conduct ser- The Sunday school will meet at 9:30)on April Ist, A. D., 1924; 3 Council duly Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, the| met in meeting of April 1st, A. D. voting members of the church will hold their quarterly business meet-|in the The usual services will be held in| lished March fe ‘ Sunday | 1924, in the Casper Daily Tribune at}a legal newspaper published in Subject:| the City of Casper, Wyoming, said “The source of the Christian Life."| notice being given by the City its source? What are|Clerk and Ex-Officio City Record- mediated? | er of the City of Casper, Wyoming it begin?/and whereas on said date of said These questions will be considered| hearing, to-wit: April 1st, A. D. in the minister's Sunday morning|1924, no remonstrances whatto- sermon. Class meeting and Holy/eyer had been filed, and the said Communion to follow the morning} Mayor of said City, in said open A. C. League at 6:30 p./ council meeting calling for remon- m. Evening worship at 7:30, Subject Bit Down!" This sermon will emphasize the need of receptive lives, taking in sometimes instead of always giv- Sentor choir rehearsal] Wednesday evening at 8. Three prizes TROOP ADVANCE. INTO the Wolff that the the |] 15 sumption of passive resirtance, An- other question to the fore in Franco German relations is the control of Germany's disarmament under the Versailles treaty. Prominence has been given to this in recent speeches by members of the Ger- man government, but inasmuch as it {s primarily an inter-allie¢ ques- tion, it is understood to have been touched upor on'y incidentally by fhe premier and the ambassador, ORDINANCE NO. 386.4 An ordinsace providing for the Improvement by Grading, Paving, Curbing, Sanitary Sew- er Services to Curb and Water Services to Curb and necessary private driveways of not more than two blocks of West Ninth Street, otherwise remaining un- improved, between improve- ments proposed to be made, all in Improvement District No. 38 and Apportioning the cost there- of upon the property in said District. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City pone of the City of Casper, Wyoming; Section 1. Recitation of Pas- sage of Resolution of Intention; Date of Hearing; whether or not remonstrances were filed; and if any were filed, the action of the Council thereon: That whereas the Council of the City of Casper, Wyoming, on March 19th, A. D., 1924, passed and adopted that certain Resolu- tion of Intention to Improve by Grading, Paving, Curbing, Sani- ervices to curb and water services to*curb, those por- tions of West Ninth Street be- tween the west line of the pro- posed pavement to be Inid on South Oak Street and the East line of the proposed pavement to be laid on South Spruce of said proposed payement to be laid on South Spruce Street and the east line of the proposed pave- ast}ment to be laid on South Walnut Burlington ayenue every night ex- Dis- of of Improvement 88, in the City in the County Street, Casper, ming, which said adoption of said resolution was approved by the Mayor of the City of Casper, Wyoming; and whereas the date of the hearing on said Resolution and of any and all remonstrances if any there might be, was in said Street, | PAGE THREE, poration of said street to be so im- ed; the foregoing sh the Inds, character and approximate extent of the said improvements, a set of which said plans and spec- ifications shall be submitted to said City Council for approval; Section 4. Boundaries of As- sessment District fixed as being those of Improvement District No. 88; that the said portions of said street being entirely within the boundaries of Improvement Dis- trict No. 88, it is hereby ordained that the boundaries of the asseas- ment district, otherwize now cre- ated for the jose of paying the cost of sai; improvements, is hereby fixed and determined to be those of said Improvement Dis- trict No. 38, as e same are fixed by Section 4 of Ordinance No. 320-A, passed, adopted and approved June 18th, A. D. 1923, the property being between the termini of said improvements or abutting upon, or adjacent, or vicinal or proximate to the said portions’ of street, aforesaid, now proposed to be improved, and within a distance back from the marginal lines thereof to the cen- ter line of blocks facing of abut- ting thereon, and in any case in- cluding property to the distance of 90 feet therefrom, and all of said property being, therefore; the property, and all the property that shall be specially benefited by such local improvement, when the same shall be made, and shall be, therefore, the property to be assessed to pay the cost and ex- pense thereof; And all thereof being within said Improvement District No, 38; Section 5. How Assessment is to be E timated and Apportioned: the amount to be assessed t the separate lot: tracts. parcels of Jand within sai istrict shall be estimated and ap- portioned in the manner and in accordance with Chapter 129 of the Wyoming Compiled Statutes, 1920 Edition. That there shall be included in the cost and ex- pense of said improvement to be assessed against the property in- cluded in said assessment district the costs of that portion of said improvements included within the limits of any street or alley inter- section, space or spaces, e esti. mated cost arid expense of inspec- tion, engineering and surveying, attorney’s fee and expenses, tests of materials, advertising, collec- resolution fixed at meeting of the tion of assessments and all other said City Council to be held and whereas said 1924, in the Council Room City Hall, in the City of Casper, Wyoming, and where- as proper notice of said -Res- olution of Intention was duly and regularly published at least 10 days before nae time for os hearing, to-wit: was so pu . 22nd, A. Dz, strances, -rotests or from any presented, interposed or now, therefore, Section 2. € provements be made; description of same, kinds of proposed to be made; It is hereby ordered that those portions of West Ninth Street be- tween the west line of the pro- pozed pavement to be Iaid on South Oak Street and the east line of the proposed pavement to be laid on South Spruce Street, You are always welcome to| together with that portion of said Friendly| street lying between the west line of said proposed pavement to be laid on South Spruce _ Street and the east line of the proposed pavement to be laid on South Walnut Street, other- wise remaining unimproved not- withstanding the proposed im- provements to be made in Im- provement District No. 88, with- in which said Improvement Dis- trict the said portions of the said West Ninth Street is situate, the sald portions of West Ninth Street. being not more than two blocks of said street, be improved by grading, paving, curbing, installation of sani- tary sewer services to curb, installation of water services to curb thereon and therein, and con- struction of netessary private driveways therefrom; Section 3, City Engineer di- rected to prepare plans and spec- ifications; kinds, character and extent of Improvement proposed to be made; The City Engineer of the City of Casper, Wyoming, is hereby directed to prepare plans and spec- {fications for the improvement of tho sald portions of anid street, in section 2 hereof described, which such plans and specifica. tions shall require the excavation or fill of approximately 285 cubic yards of earth; approximately 100 linear feet of standard cur! now {n general use in the City of Casper, to-wit: 9 inches In width at base, 6 inches in width at top and 18 Inches in helghth; approx mately 2120 square yards of plain concrete paving 6 inches; together with adluetment to grade of any sanitary sower or water manholes that may be within said “Yours for Beauty” The Princess Pat Beauty Parlor Private Baths for Ladies pert Attendants Beech St, Phone 1409W 59 8 objections and all persons at- tending said meeting, if any they had, and ‘none whatsoever being voiced, Order that the Im- improvements charges to which the City may have heretofore or hereafter incurred in the making of said improvements Section 6. ‘The City reserves the right and shall have the power to let contracts for the entire work or contracts for parts there- of in separate and specified sec- tions. All bids for paving con- struction shall be made upon uni- form proposals and shall require, in addition to the general bid, the price per square yard for the cost of laying the paving upon the street when graded, which said price shall be specified in the con- tract and any deductions or addi- tions in the amount of such pa’ ing calculated, in apportioning the cost of said paving, shall be made upon the basis of such cost per square yard. Section 7. That no part of said improvements are to be paid out of the general fund or the Road Fund of the City of Casper. Section 8. That the said im- provements are to be maintained by the contractor for a period of five, (5) years, and that the charge for the maintenance is to be included in the assessment of such improvement. Section 9. Whereas an emer gency exists, such is hereby de- clared to be the case, and this or- dinance shall take effect and be in full force from and after its pas- sage, and the Clerk shall post for publication the same in the Casper Daily Tribune, in the manner and form as required by ordinance. Passed, adopted and approved this 1st day of April, A. D., 1924. 'Y, Mayor. S. K. LOY, . Attest: H. H. PRICE, City Clerk (SEAL) Publish April 5, 1924. — Saat The newest in growing Girls’ OXFORDS for Spring are now being shown The Clarice In both Grey and Air dale Nubuck, Also in two strap models, Attractively priced at $7.50 | Shoe and Pattern Shops on Balcony Richards & Cunningham Co. Drive Out to Mountain View Suburb MOUNTAIN VIEW SUBURB, FROM MIDWEST Today FOUR MINUTES