Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1924, Page 13

TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1924. FOR RENT—HOUSES RENT — Four-roam strictly PF onoaires furnished house, tele- phone. Call in rear 921 Poplar after )5 o'clock. BRINGING UP FATHER | THis 15 STATION MR.ORDIT WILL TELL ABOUT THE PHRSES OF THE MOON - DE tease Ee Ue FoR RENT—Unturnished three. m house, large stoves connected. Rear Spruce. FOR SALE--HOUSES TREES AND SHRUBS. Thousands of our trees and ghrube growing in Casper; now trom our 1,500 acres, grown jw piveds of miles north of here. A few will beautify your Phone John M. Rohan, our neape architect at Wyatt Jewell Nursery Co,, Lake Minn. FOR SALE — Four-room modern house with three finished rooms in garage, lawn and trees; $6,000; small cash payment will handle. Phone 1204, pantry, ouse in the east part. Raity Co. Realtors. 255 S. Center. floor; basement has a large ‘yoom apartment with fireplace; hardwood floors throughout; double gn rear lot, price $6,800; “terms. Phone 12 —— SALE — Four-room modern Pee basement, apartment, south- west, $4750 with $500 cash. Home Realty Co., Realtors, 255 S. Center, Phone 2580. Y; Stafford Realty Co. “) five Beautiful brick home of rooms, basement, garage, modern in every detail; good location; can be seen by appointment, New brick of five rooms, built-in , full basement, up to the times throughout; located on East Eleventh street, $1,000 under cost. New four-room house with break- fast nook, bath, fireplace and all puilt-ins; full basement; located in southeast part, a real buy that we are pleased to show. Very good terms. New five-room house; sunporch; Jarge bathroom, fireplace, bullt-In: three rooms modern in basemen: y,full lot; this is very well laid out 4 of the very best material ana workmanship; located in southeast part; may we show this? $6.000 on good terms. Nice little two-room sem!-modern house, good lot, southwest part for $1,900 on terms. New four-room furnished. house, semi-modern, two good lots, on the north side, $2,800, $300 Aown, bal- ance monthly. ‘We have many other cood listings in homes of every size and price; alno some good business chances. If you are in the market for anything or want to sell, come in. Stafford Realty Co. 303 Midwest Bldg. Phone 703 FOR SALE—A beautiful home, po! ished hardwood floors, two large becrooms, largo front room, kitchen finished in ivory; breakfast room; the bathroom fixtures are the ve full basement; furnace hea‘ PP $6,000, $1,000 cash and terms to sult. E. B. Lamar, Smith Block. Phone 2214. LISTINGS WANTED — We have buyers for several good houses; if you want to sell your property, come in and see us. Baker-Grude Investment Co. Realtors. 133 Wolcott. FOR SALE — House, three-room barement; on two lots; terms. 839 Burlington. FOR SALE—On East Second street, one block from pavement, we have an exceptional good buy; new house of five rooms and bath up- stairs, fireplace, large livingroom, kitchen has all built-in features; breakfast nook; the full basemen has one-room finished; laundry tubs; a three-roam apartment can be fin- ished off at very little expense. We consider this one of the best* buys in Casper, Pho 1268. FOR SALE—Storeroom and four livingrooms, $2,850 with $500 cash. Phone 2606, FOR SALE—Houses and lots in all parts of Casper; courtesy, honesty d prompt service, three cars. Mar- ‘e: Christianson and Larson, 236 8. lcott. Phone 2606. FOR SALE — One acre chicken ranch; house 22x26; water, gas @nd phone, $200 will start you. Ad- tress P, 6. Box 692, HERE YOU ARE! rooms und sunporeh, gas Nghts and water; good lot located en Pear St, This is a real nic little place and is priced to mov (quick) $2,009: good terms. Will take in good lots as part payment Stafford Realty Co., 303 Midwest Bldg. Phone 703, STANDARD ADDITIOD home; four rooms, t and bath on first floor; three room @partment in basement; laundry with tubs; oak floors and fireplace; full lot with all paving paid; also g00d two-room house on rear; plas- tered, painted and modern except bath tub. All for $6,000, $1,300 cash, Baker-Grude Investment . Realtors, 133 N. Wolcott Bt. peat debi hansen an 2 FOR SAL@ ‘our-room — house, built-in cupboard, breakfast room, fardwood floors, basement and gar- age all for $3,800 and’only $375 cash and $40 per month, H. B, Lamar, Smith Block. Phone 2214, Realtors. HOME GROUNDS, It's not a home until its planted with Jewell’s big, sturdy shrubs, roses and vines. to grow from our 1,500 select specimen stock. Pt wWostern manager, John M Wyatt Hotel, for information and prices. FOR SALB Motern fiveroom home, full basernent, hot alr heat; fireplace, breakfast nook, on payed street and bua line, price 5,600, $1,000 cash, Call 1257W, New kfast nook FOR SALE__HOUSES LANDSCAPE SR CEIEEON: Our handscape arcliitect will make @ plan of your grounds free of charge to you. Get his sugges, tions and plant’ your shrubs and flowers in thelr proper places. Phone 61 for Mr. Rohan. MUST SELL, Modern five-room home and gar- Qg0; large livingroom, fireplace; two sleepingrooms, breakfast’ nook; a beautiful lawn and trees; choice res- idential district; price reduced for quick sale. Phone 238, Harry Free, The Lot Man. Room 10, Stockmen's National’ Bank Bldg. —— FOR SALE — Four-room motern house with full basement, corner lot. Will take good lot as part pay- ment. Prico $5,000. Phone 1204. , and Price $1,600, $300 down, balance $30 per month. 1106 8. Jackson. ————— FOR ‘SALE—Two-room house, east front; price $1,000, $150 cash and $25 per month. EB. B. Lamar, Smith Block. Phone 2214, Realtors, FOR SALE—Nice little two-room house in eaat part of town; lights, water and gas; partly furnished; $200 will handle. Phone 1204. pan i ees aaa aac Radiol ak ES FOR SALE—New three-room bun: galjow, nicely furnished on south front lot with one-room house in the rear; price $2,000, $400 cash, ba'- ance Mike rent. R. Kamon, 242 1, Second. Tel. 702. ——$—$<$—<— FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE oO FOR SALE—Lot in North Casper. Inquire 930 Craig. . FOR SALE—Two lots View 40x129 feet, one corner lot, ‘other one third from corner; cash or terms. Box B-457, Tribune. es FOR SALE—East front lot in Ken- wood addition, Jackson street, price $500, $100 cash, balance terms. Acdress- Box B-460, Tribune. ean FOR SALE—One lot 40 by 125 fect; one-room 10 28 feet; water and gas inside, 1027 FE. Eighth. FOR SALE—Good corner lot. in Community Extension, $975: easy Hterms,, Home Realty Co., Realtors, 255 8.Center, Phone MONEY TO LOAN MONEY to loan on improved Cas- per real estate. H. Vosabeck, Room 10, Daly Bidg., Phone 1664W, BUSINESS CHANCES FOR RENT—Hote! with six rooms furnished and lease. Call 1506M between 4 and 6 at 220 8. Center. oe Ae tt stake idan NF Serica FOR SALE—A restaafant of fifteen stools, everything complete ready to go; will take good car in as ‘irst payment. Phone 2515W. ——— WANTED—Finanpial backing from individual or company to start ready-to-wear credit clothing store in Casper, Wyo. sixteen years ex- perience and can furnish gilt edge references. Box.B, 437, Tribune, FOR SALE—Rooming house, twen- ty rooms and kitchen, furnished complete, price $1,200, part terms or will take automobile in part. pay- ment, did $6,000 bus: last year. Address Box 93, Glenrock, Wyo, FOR TRADE WILL TRADE—$100 equity in lot on South McKinley, or $300 equity in 20 acres near Englewood for a Ford. Box 201. pe FOR TRADE—Arkansas farms £0- ing fast, just Isted 90 acre Ar kansas farm all improved with loads of good fruit near live town; this farm {s a money maker. R. Kamon, . Second. Tel. 702, pei Me a FOR SALE OR TRADE—9x12 Wil ton rug $25; four willow chairs and work basket $25; large plate glass mirrors; china closet; tables, chairs, dishes, pictures, vases; will trade for gasoline engine; farm uten ails, 227 N. Park, Apartment 7. ea elena cents eee FOR SALE OR TRADE ectric Plate and oven complete; Buick Six D-45; one and one-half ton ser vice truck. 116 W. Midwest Ave, HAV several good trucks, wish to exchange for vacant lots; or clear improved property. Ask for Mr, Thomas, Liberty Garage. PERSONAL PARTY driving to Denver wants two passengers. Phone 611J, MADAME J. Ri spiritua P wilt Koyes, ordained ate readings dally no questions over telo- Hours 9 a, m, to 9 p, m Wyatt hotel, apartment 8. Phone 2609, MADAM Wonder wonCerful roader, the lady with the wonderful pow: er; toile past, present and futur Call and consult her on any affa: 450 3. Durbin, Hours 9 a. m, to 10 » ™ in Casper, xQ2z- EEK: ATTENTION—Are you in trouble or worried, do you contemplate to make a change in your present business or jocation, have you some deception in love, do you like to know if there is some of} in your land, consult L. Hugo, gifted clair- Yoyant and spiritual medium, 40 Years experience; good satisfaction. Hours 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Smith Apartment House, 140 5, Midwest. Circle meeting tonight 8 o'clock. LEGAL NOTICES —_—_—— ORDINANCE NO. 388-A An_ Ordinance Creating Paving District No. 85 and Providing for the Paving of Certain Streets in the City of Cas; er, Wyoming, in_ Said’ District No. 35 and for Other Construction Incident to the Paving of Said District and Ap ortioning the Cost Upon the butting Prop- erty in Said. District. Whereas, on the 10th day of March, A. D. 1924, there was passed by the Mayor and City Council of Casper, a resolution of intention to improve by grading, paving, constructing curbs, drain- ing and other incidental work the following streets to-wi McKinley Street from a line between the southeast corner of Block 205, Carey Addition, and the northwest corner of Block 61, Sheridan Heights Addition, to the curb line north of Lot 84, in Block A of South Addition. hereas, no remonstrances or objections to said improvement having been filed with the Clerk of the City of Casper, in the manner hy within the time proyided by aw, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Cas- per: SECTION 1. That a and improvement known as District No. hereby created within City of Casper, Wyoming, which district is hereby formed for the purpose of improving by grading, paving and other inci- dental construction of the above described streets and pro erty. , SECTION 2. That all por- tions of the said streets hereinbe- fore set forth and included in said paving District No. 35 shall be paved between the curb lines thereof in a good and substantial manner with pavement to be se- lected from one of the following kinds: Plain Portland cement concrete six inches thick, re-en- forced cement, concrete six inches thick, re-enforced Portland ce- ment concrete base four or five inches thick, with two-inch as phaltic concrete concrete top with seal coat, plain Portland cement concrete base, four, five or six inches thick with two inch asphal- tic top with seal coat, three or four-inch asphaltic concrete base with 2-inch asphaltic concrete top with seal coat. The term asphaltic concrete as used in this instru- ment shall be held to mean and in- clude any method of mixing as- peas with stone aggregate and illers, such as Warranite Bitu- lithic, Topeka Mix, or any other mixture conforming to specifica- tions acceptable to the City. And the City Engineer is hereby di- rected to prepare plans and speci- fications for the said grading and paving as aforesaid and submit the said plans and specifications to the City Council for its ap- roval, SECTION 8. That the assess- ment district upon the property of which shall be assessed for the purpose of paying the costs and expensés of making said improve- ments within said paving district No. 35 shall inelude all property except streets and alleys included in said a ment district between the termini of said improvement abutting upon said streets above set forth and described and in- eluded in said paving district No. 865 within the following. boundaries to-wit: Beginning at the northwest cor- ner of Block 61, Sheridan Heights Addition to the City of Casper, Wyoming, running thence east a distance of 140,00 feet to the northeast corner of Lot 1 in Block 61 of Sheridan Heights Addition; thence south along a line parallel to and 140.00 feet east of the o line of McKinley Street, a di tance of 5116.72 feet, to a point on the north line of Lot 1 in Block 188 of Butler Addition; thence west a distange of 370.00 feet to a point on the north line of Lot t Block A South Addition; thence northerly along the center line of the alley between McKinley and Jefferson Streets in Blocks 34 and 83, Butler Heights Addition, and continuing in the same direction along the line between Lots 9 and 10 and Lots 3 and 4 in Block 35, Butler Addition, Lots 9 and 10 and Lots 3 and 4 in Block 21, Butler Addition, Lots 9 and 10 and Lots 3 and 4 in Block #, Butler Addition, Lote 9 and 10 and Lots 8 and 4, Block 7, Butler Addition, and Lots 9 and 10, Block 54, But- ler Addition, and continuing In the same diréction along the center aving district to pe Casper Oally Crivune STATION - L.X9.- PROF STUFF “WILL NOW TALK ON THE VALUE OF line of the alley between McKin- ley Street and Jefferson Street, a distance of 5122.31 feet to the north line of East Fifth Street; thence east; along the north line of East Fifth Street, a distance of 150,00 feet, to the southeast corner of Block 205, of Carey’s Addition; thence S. 83 degrees 50 minutes E. a distance of 80.47 feet, to the point of beginning. SECTION 4. In addition to the paving as set out in Section 2. above, the character and extent of said improvements shall be as fol- lows, to-wit: The installation of all necessary lead water surfaces; the construc- tion of all necessary curbs, drain- age and storm sewers, consisting of vitrified clay pipe or cement pipe, also the necessary man holes and catch basins and other necessary fixtures and attachments, inlets id outlets for the surface drain- age of said streets and portions of streets so designated and above set forth. SECTION 5. That all of the property within the limit of said assessment district except the streets and alleys or parts of streets and alleys included therein shall be considered and held to be the property specifically benefited by such improvements and shall be the property to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses of said im~- provements, which cost and ex- penses shall be assessed on all property so benefited in accord- ance with the special benefits con- ferred on such property in pro- fee to the area and distance ack from marginal lines of said streets respectively and portions thereof as aforesaid within said paving district. That the amount to be assessed against the separate lots, tracts, and parcels of land within said district shall be estimated and apportioned in the manner and in accordance with Section 1984 of the Wyoming Compiled Statutes for 1920, That there shall be in- cluded in the costs and expenses of said improvements to be sessed against the property in- cluded in said assessment distriet, the cost of that portion of said improvement included within the limit of a street or alley intersec- tion, space or spaces, the esti- mated cost of inspection, engi- neering and surveying, tests of materials, advertising, collection of assessments, legal services and all other charges to which the city may have heretofore or hereafter incurred in the making of said im- proveinents, SECTION 6. The city reserves the right and shall have the power to let contracts for the entire work or contract for parts thereof in separate and specified sections. All bids for paving contracts shall be made on uniform proposals and shall require in addition to the general bid, the price per square yard for the cost of laying the paving upon the streets when graded, which said price shall be specified in the contract and any deductions or additions in the amount of calculations in appor- tioning the amount of cost in said paving shall be made upon the ba- sis of such cost ae Square yard. SECTION 7. hat no pare of said improvemehts are to be paid out of the general fund or the road fund of the oy of Casper. SECTION 8. That said im- Pre renenle are to be maintained y the contractor for a period of 5 years; that a charge for said maintenance is to be included in the assessment for such improve- ments, SECTION 9. This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force 10 days from and after its passage, and the Clerk shall post the same for publication in the Casper Daily Tribune, in the man- ner and form as required by ordi- nance, Passed, adopted and approved the Ist day of April, A. D. 1924. (SEAL) 8. K. Loy, Mayor. Attest, H. H. PRICE, City Clerk. Pub, April 8, 1924 —_—__—_ COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS April 1, 1924, The City Council of the City of Casper met in adjourned reg- ular session in the Council Cham- ber in the City Hall with Mayor 8. K, eye presiding. On roll call the following were present, Councilmen J, M, Whis- enhunt, J, W. Tucker, J, M. Lowndes, 8. I, Pelton, C. BE, Hoff- hine and H, H. Price, City Clerk, Moved by Whisenhunt, second- ed by Pelton, that the request of the American Legion for a fia; and decorating system be granted, provided they file an ngreement with the City as to the distance | between flags, the manner of making sockets for same, ete, All voting aye, motion carried, This being the date set to hear remonstrances and objections against including “that portion of South Spruce Street lying be- tween the south line of the pro- posed pavement to be laid on West Railroad Avenue and the Une of the proposed pavement to ‘|Improvement District No. 38, and B.B.%- BROAD- CASTING > MISS. HOLLER WILL SING “WHAT 19 LOVET MR. CHANCE AT THE PIANO - be laid on West Tenth Street” in Improvement District No. 38, and there being no objections or rem- onstrances whatsoever against in- cluding in Di 88, it was moved by Pelton, sec- onded by Hoffhine, that the Ord: nance No. 385-A entitled “An Or- dinance providing for the im- provement by grading, paving, curbing, sanitary sewer service to curb and water services to curb and necessary private driveways of not more than two Blocks of South Spruce Street, otherwise re- maining unimproved, between im- provements proposed to bé made, all in improvement District No. 88, and apportioning the cost thereof pee the property in said District” be passéd as read. All voting aye, the Mayor de- clared the ordinance passed. This being the date set to hear Tremonstrances and objections against including Ninth Street from Oak Street to Walnut Street in there being no objections or remonstrances whatsoever against including said street in Improvement District No. 386, it was moved by Lowndes, seconded by Tucker, that the Or- e dinance No. 38 entitled ordinance providing for the Provement by grading, paving, curbing, sanitary sewer services to curb and water services to curb and necessary public driveways of not more than two blocks of West ‘An me C. N. Diener, ‘salary... F, A. Knittle, salary___. Arthur Combs, salary. Bryan Tobin, salary--.. Fred Dayton, salary_.-. E, R. Talmon, salary_- W. J. Lewis, salary Mae Combs, salary. C. B. Welles, salary. F. 8. Knittle, salary. BE, R. Purkiser, salary__ . W. Fassett, salary._ S. G. Neff, salary ml Oscar Hiestand, salary-- D. H. Smith, salary. =< 3. R. Hancock, salary.. H. E. Razey, salar, J. H. Patrick, salary. M. H. Hool, salary J. C. Gibson, salary P. R. Kroh, 3: Tra Hoopman William Jone P. A, Nelson, salary___- Maurice Kelliher, salary W. A. Carter, salary--__ C. A. Pennington, salary R. G. Harris, salary___~ J. Pennington, salary B. C. Bell, salary_._-. C. R. Strauch, salary__ J. M, Farris, salary___. A. T. Patrick, salary_ C. E. Young, salary Guy C. Wright, salary_ Roy Plummer, salary_ R, E. Ideen, salary_ Wm. H. Gossett, salary_ Ninth Street, otherwise remain- ing unimproved, between improve- ments proposed to be made, all in Improvement District No, 38 and apportioning the cost thereof upon the property in said District” be passed as read. All voting aye the Mayor de- clared the ordinance passed. Objections and remonstrances on Paving District No. 35 havin; been set for March 31st, and there being no remonstrances nor objections against the creating of said District, it was moved by Whisenhunt, seconded by Pelton that the Ordinance No. 388-A, en- titled ‘An Ordinance creating Paving District No. 35 and pro. viding for the paving of certain streets in the City of Casper in said District No. 35, and other construction incident to the pay- ing of said District and apportion- ing the cost thereof - upon the abutting property in said District,” be passed as read. All voting aye, the Mayor de- clared the Ordinance passed. Moved by Whisenhunt, second- ed by Lowndes that the plans and specifications drawn by the City Engineer for sidewalk construc- tion in the City of Casper during the year 1924 be accepted, All voting aye, motion carried. Meeting adjourned until April 8rd, 1924, at 8 o'clock P. M. (SEAL) S. K. LOY, Mayor, Attest: H. H, PRICE Gity Clerk, Pub. April 8, 1924, —_—>—____ COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS April 8, 1924. _ The City Council of the City of Casper met in regular adjourned session in the Council Chamber in the City Hall with Mayor S. K. Loy, presiding. On roll call the following were present, Councilmen J. M. Whis- enhunt, J. W. Tucker, J. M, Lowndes, S. F. Pelton, C. E. Hoff- hine and H. H. Price, City Clerk. Moved by Tucker, seconded by Hoffhine that the bid of the War- ren Cons. Co., received on March 31, 1924, for paving in Paving District No. 36 be accepted for 2-inch Warrenite Bitulithic top, with seal coat, 4-inch Bituminous Concrete Base for $60,666.40. All voting aye, except Pelton, motion carried. Moved by Tucker, seconded By Pelton, that a combination cur! and gytter be required in the con- tract for paving in Paving District No, 36, ‘All voting aye, motion carried. Moved by Hoffhire, seconded by Tucker that the following bills having been audited and approved by the Finance Committee, be al- lowed and warrants ordered to pay same, 8, kK, pr salary. ae J, M. Whisenhunt, salary S. F. Pelton, salary... J. W. Tucker, salary... J, M. Lowndes, salary... C. EB. Hoffhine, salary. W. _W._ Royce, salary. H. H. Price, salary. J, 8, VanDoren, salary. Maud Dillon, salary... Frances Walker, salary Leta H. Leavitt, enlary._ Thos, O, Smith, salary Chas, Hillman, salary... KE, C, McCrary, salary Ambrose Honitikway, sale 8IFwase~s J, A, Murray, salary Loulse Frisby, salary. Henry Michel, salary George V, Clark, salary, Dr, GR, Dafoe, enlar: u ©, Bowen, salary P. 8. VanNatta, salary 83.88 105.00 125.00 135.00 90.00 110,00 75.00 100.00 100,00 100.00 100.00 50.00 50,00 70.00 60.00 25.00 41.60 125.00 north |S, Rex Mullenix, salary__ Jesse Freel, salary.___ Clarence Benson, salary E. F. Trentham, salary— Sherman Reese, salary_ Pat Sullivan, salary. A. E. McDowell, salary C. C, Hancock, salary__ John Myers, salary F, G, Wolfe, salary_ J. W. Reid, salary. W. A. Baker, sal = F. L. Robinson, As Paul D. Hughes, sala: Kenneth McLennen, sal ary <= Bovilla Farris, salary__ H. H. Thomas, salary__ J. T. Kelly, salary — W. H, Johnson, sala: Tom Berry, salary. Guy Hanna, salary — Theo. Huffacker, salary August Schmoldt, salary Fred ees salary --.. C. J. Elliott, salary -.._ L. L. Unger, salary .... H. Flick, salary: -.-___ Gus Downer, salary... Otto Peteson, salary.. B. Michelson, salary F. Mahoney, salary. Robert Pollock, salary J. McHattie, salary F. C. Blackmore, salary. Tom McKay, salary C. W. Johnson, salary. L. E. Jackson, salary. E. R. Purkiser, salary__ D. P. Cullen, salary .. E, Bragdon, salary. E. Simpson, salary. oe J. Ballard, salary ~.-.. A. Gibbs, salary a H. Burris, salary -._.. P. Plunkett, salary W. Burnett, salary W. Layton, salary — Theo, Layton, salary. W. Greener, salar *. Harry Squires, salary C. W. Ripor, salary- R. H. Rambeau, salary_ Grant Wiser, salary Thomas Wilson, salary_ H, P, Schmitz, salary — C,.E. Dodds, salar = Fred Courtwright, salary G. W. Adams, salary. H. Zook, salary ~-_... H, McFarland, salary -~ W. R. Ellis, salary —_.. Lawrence Cullison, salary Jack Brayton, salary... John J. Brown, salary_. Clayton Wilmont, salary Frank Julian, salary__ O, L. Thompson, salary Glen Farley, salary... Richard Forster, salary L, Thompson, salary__ W. W. Snow, salary. J. R. McCoy; salary. E. H. Hyde, salary — W. GC. Heagney, salary-- H. White, salar; Joe Burges O. Wyatt, J. Patton, lL. Dorr, salary — J. Mahoney, salary - 0, Dever, salary .. Pat Halley, salary . M. Broderson, salary. M. Eogley, salary..... Jim Henry, salar; J, J, Bulllvan, salary. A. Lester, salary. Angus Walker, salary. Cal Fifek, salary . Rob Turner, salary . J, J, Speck, adlary~ R, Schoorman, salary Lovilla Farris, boarding prisoners fi, ©, MeCrary, u TI ), Smith, use of ear Mt, Btates Tel, & Tel, Co. serviee .. Natrona Power © ©, Hanson, salary —_ 100,00 M, Zuill, salary.--... A 112,50 New York Oli Co,, gas.. HELLO-OINTY: ANN THING DOIN? t™ COMIN’ DOWN: ~ 458,50 | 100.00 100.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 24.15 100.00 112.50 87.50 87.50 87.50 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 76.00 75.00 76.00 75.00 75.00 85.00 75.00 87.50 76.00 50.00 100,00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 70.00 70.00 68.81 61.91 3.81 61.91 65.00 58.81 10.64 43,18 53.81 68.81 61.91 61.91 61.91 20.00 60,00 67.60 60.00 62.50 20.00 20,00 105.45 £,022,60 870.68 H. H. Price, expense, ahs Ul laa liga o ar 10) 5 ai a A 78.47 18.00 29.20 All voting aye, motion carried. Meeting adjourned. 8. K. LOY, Mayor. P Bert S. Yohe, police ex- (SEAL) Attest: H. H. PRICE, City Clerk. Pub. April 8, 1924. Sheep Made Ready For Spring Trek ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., April 8, Trekking from this region before ABSTRACTORS ———— CASPER ABSTRACT COMPANY Bonded Abstractors 3. P. Golden, Manager Phone 2411 15 Con-Roy. Bldg. AUDITORS ©, H. REIMERTH Certified rane! Accountant Income Tax 401 0-S Bidg. Phone 767 ELMIRE, LEWIS & PREBLE egy tra and Accountants Income Tax Consultants 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. Paone 660 —— K. ©. VAN DENBERG Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Service Phone 148 STEFFEN AND GUY Auditors and Accountants Income Tax Service 223 Midwest Building, Phones 300 and 1838' ARCHITECTS —_—_— )BOIS & GOODRICH, Architeccs puro Turner-Cottman Bldg. Casper, Wyo. Phone 440 ——— WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect Buite 6, Daly Building AUTO TOPS B. & D. SUPPLY CO. Auto Tops and Kepairing—Dayton Tires and Aecessories—619" K. 2nd. AUTO PAINTING Yellowstone Auto Paint Shop 1914 E. Yellowstone First Class Auto Painting 7 Mieat, Clage, Anko: Fainting << BAGGAGE & TRANSFER K. ©. PHILLIPS Baggage & Transfer—Phone 2264W NATRONA TRANSFER, STORAGE NAAND FUEL CO.—Phone 949 BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY ©O. 119 E. Fitth Phone 907 CHIROPRACTORS Phune 106 L. J, CONNELL, D. C., Ph. ©, Suite 15, Daly Bidg. Phone 4193 M. K. HAKNED, Chiropractor 163 North Kimball Btrees Phone 1457 DE. L. B. BERQUIST Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 1757 CLEANERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Ruilroad at Jackson Phone 56 DOCTORS THE CASP PRIVATE HOSPITAL Phone 273 CHILDREN'S HO: TAL 642 South Dprin—* hope 406 Stafi BURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND UBSTETHAICS Homer R. Lathrop, M. D.F.A.0.8. Vict R. Dacken, B. Sc., M. D, EME, KAR, NOSE! AND inuion nderwood, cH H. Plats D, ROENTGENGLOGIST Hue M. Ellis PHARMACIST R. 8. Lothian, Ph. G. DENTIST ©, E. Duncan, D, D, 8 Offices in Kohrbaugh Bullding Second Street es 54 and 55 J. RIACH id 8 con Ph, 118 1 FE Telepho “Dik. Physiet Ph, 1219 3 “DRS, MORRISON AD Phyalcians and’ Surgec Office 204 Turner-Cottman Bldg, Phone 1027, Res, Phone Dr, Morrison 2789, Dr, Belbel 1927, PAGE THIRTEEN. long will be thousands and thou- sands of sheep directed on their an- nual pilgrimage west to the lambing grounds in Lincoln county, and then on into the forest reserves for summer ranging. ‘Great prepara- tions are now being made for these expeditio: CITY VOTES T BIE LIGENSES (Continued From Page One) trict in the eastern part of the city to inclide South Conwell from Sec- ond street to the southern end of the cemetery, Fifth street from Con- well to the alley between Washing- ton and Melrose, rose from Fifth to Eighth and Eighth west to Wash- ingt Paving districts 44 and 24 which are in the northwestern part of the city were formed into one. district to be known as No. 46. This will be readvertised, Plans and specifications were de- elded on for Distrrcts No. 40, 41, 42, and 38. Bids will be received April 14. The council passed an ordinance creating the office of sidewalk con- tractor. By this ordinance the coun- ef! lets the sidewalk for a year to one contractor who is the lowest re- sponsible bidder. All work that is done during that year is done by the contractor, This eliminates repeated letting of small contracts for work. The Mountain States telephone company was given permission to lay its-ground conduits between the al walk and curb in different parts of the city so that the pavement would not have to be torn up whenever such condults were necessary to be laid, ey A beetle, thousands of years old, was found perfectly preserved among the wrappings of an Egyp- tlan mummy. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DOCTORS I, N, FROST Physician and Surgeon O-S Bidg. Phone 123 ALLAN McLELLAN, M. D. Daly Bldg. Office Ph. 844. Res. 90 DR. WM. A, BRYANT, MD. Phone 2660. 209 0-8 Bldg. Res, 800 MARSHALL ©, KEITH, Office 208, South ey hat fees ice mi Private Hospital, 612, So. Dusbie General Practice Surgery Obstetrics DRESSMAKING EXPERIENCED DRESS) ‘The Home Shop, 725 8. Ash. INSURANCE Mutual Benefit, Health, Association, Robert A. rnes and Son, Mgrs. idg., Casper. LAWYERS MULVANEY & BARRETT Lawyers . 517 Consolidated Royalty Bidg. AMBROSEK HEMINGWAY Lawyer Room 332 Midwest Bldg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 09-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. GEORGE A, WEEDELL 404 Midwest Building WILLIS STIDGER Lawyer Suite 218 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1193 JAMES P. KEM 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg, W. H. PATTEN Attorney at Law 225 Midwest Bidg. Phone 210 HAGENS & MURANE Taugecs 206-207 OU Ex ge Building DURHAM & LOWEY 402 Midwest Building WILLIAM 0. WLLSON Lawyer Sulte 14-15-16 Townsend Bldg. OGILBEE & ADAMS 210 0-8 Bldg. Phone 2217 OPTOMETRIST — EYES CAREFULLY TESTED And Glasses Properly Fitted by JESSE EVANS = 134 8. Center 8s, OSTEOPATH DR, CAROLINE ©. DAVIS pemagetiile Physician Suite 6, Tribune Apart. Phone 388 Over Frantz Shop Phone LI25R PLANING MILL J08 ¥F. 0 Planing MiB and (av: Phone i806W 214 West B st RUG CLEANING THOMAS SHOE REPAIRING NOKTH CASPER SHOE sHOoP Hand and Machine Work Ben Suyematsu 235 TYPEWRITERS Casper Typewriter Exchange New and Kebullt Typewriters Kentale—Supplies and Repairs 230 KE. Secon Phone 856 UPHOLSTERING Upholstering & Furniture Packing Phone 1672M.—J, EB. Warwick WAREHOUSES LESLIE M, NELSON, and Transfer Co,, Service Warehouse & Warehouse Phone 1234 insfer Co, 144 W. First—Phofie 2710. Prompt Service, Reaso: