Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1924, Page 7

FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1924. DRIVING THE | * @he Casper Daily Cribune PAGE SEVEN. R, A. Bragg, DeCourcey O’Brien, ; Chan¢ler Filling station, J. J. Foley, |J. 8, Brown Mercantile company, East Terraces has many lots facing on East Second (Continued From Page One) be fiourtshingly green near is going to be a reality, How long did Denver fight for the Moffat tunnel? For years and years. They are getting their tunnel now. How long aia Thermopolis and the other towns in the Big Horn basin battle for the Wind River canyon high- way? For years and years. They have their road now. That's the way Casper and Natrona county will pave to work and contend for the Casper-Alcova projeci. For 12 years the 91 students who will be graduated Juno 5, from Cas- per high schooi, have been educaied from public funds. Natrona, county and the nation are getting this re- turn from a large investment. By the graduates coming out year after year, the investment is being more than amortized. The head vi overy family here 1s, or has the opportuni- ty of earning enough to permit him to send hie childpcy to school. Un- skilled, poorly paid child labor is not needed to make both ends meet in Casper w! youth is burned away + |ly, Wyoming Grocery company, M. Henry Perkins, Pat Royce, MoCord CASPER CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM re a mes promptly. J, C. Dobbins, Inez M. Babb, Casper| Sinclair Wyoming Ol company,|P. J. McGinn, George B. Nelson, Following are some of those who| Credit Exchange, H. B. Durham,| Mammoth Oil J. A. Like-| Westing : od 3 4 have sent in checks for tho year's | Dr. N.S Moran Tx, weet peda Mo! company, Westinghouse Electric company, ——_—_—————— ee Carey AB Sproul, Robert D. Carey, A. 5B. .| A, Becklinger, Kimball Drug stores, Brady company and W. O. Wilson. street. FOR Tits YEAR 1S ENORMOUS) - (Continued From Proposed county building on David Jail equipment for cctunty building, size 75x140 feet Natrona Power company, 17 office rooms Addition to postottice, U. 8. postal dept has approp: Page One) street, estimated. - 125.000 50,000 30,000 20,000 Union Tank company ‘constructing new paper house and extensio: to their shops GRAND TOTAL ... a. The new high scheo! building, ad- dition to county hospita!, county building and jail equipment for it, and the post cffice addition are all to be started this summer, final plans have been made for their erec- ton, The rest of the work as shown in the Jones’ statement is already being done. With the account of residential building work now in progress here, @s submitted by Mr. Scherck, com- Plete figures were brought to more than $8,600,000. Steps are to te taken at once to advertise to Casper visitors the re- Sources the surrounding country, and the possibilities of the manu- facture of these raw products into usable goods here. At the suggestion j | of Howard Baker of tne RakerGrude social surplus for this and future generations. BIG DRUG STORE SALE PENDING Rumors were current today that the Smith-Turner Drug store, 131 South Center street, had been sold to Sprecher Brothers, .Newcastle, Wyo. Charles A. Smith one of the joint proprietors, denied this after- noon that the dea] had been consu- mated. The transaction has been pending for three weeks. pote Tabraans 1 esha Eddie McCarty and Wild West Tribe Off for New York CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 16.—Ed- die McCarty, “wild west” showman from Bear Creek, and a party of about 100 ropers, riders, bronchos and wild steers left Cheyenne Wed- nesday for New York, where they will take ship for England. These and another trainioad from Texas, will take part in wild west sports which are to be staged during the Empire exposition. They will return to America in time to compete in the Frontier Days celebration here July 22, 23, 24 and 25. eo 2.2 2 Wyoming Motorway ? ? 2 pa biennale ORDINANCE NO. 396-A ORDINANCE CONFIRMING AS- SESSMENT ROLL ON PAV- ING DISTRICT NO. 41. WHEREAS, the hearing of the assessment rell, as filed in the of- fice of the City Clerk of the Cit of Casper, Wyoming, on the 14t day of April, A. D. 1923, for the paving of streets and portions of streets in the City of Casper, hav- ing been set down and coming on for hearing at eight o’clock in the evening of the 12th day of May, A. D. 1924, at the City Hall on Center Street in the City of Cas- er, and due notice of this hearing Fovieg been given in the manner and for such time provided by Ge and said City Council being calle to hear all objections to said as- sessment roll and sitting as a Board of Equalization for the pur- pose of considering and acting upon said assessment roll and any objections thereto, and there be- ing no objections filed against said assessment roll, it was ac- cordingly ordered that said assess- ment be confirmed. NOW, THEREFORE, be it or- dained by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Casper: SECTON 1. That the said as- sessment roll as filed in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Casper, Wyoming, on the day and year above mentioned for the pav- ing of streets and _ portions of streets in Paving District No. 41 in the City of Casper, be and the same is hereby confirmed and the City Clerk is hereby instructed to certify to said assessment roll and deliver the same to the City Treas- urer for collection. SECTION 2. The sum charged against each such lots, tracts, and parcels of land or other property in the assessment roll heretofore confirmed on Paving District No. 41, or any other portion of such sum not paid within the thirty day uriod: provided by statute and thereafter remaining unpaid, shall be paid in ten equal annual installments with inter on the whole unpaid sum as the rate of six per cent, year hereafter one such — ment, together with the interest due thereon, and all installments thereafter to become due shall be collected in the manner and at the time provided by law, and if any such installment together with interest due thereon shall become delinquent, then and in that event the entire assessment remaining unpaid shall become due and*pay- . able and in addition a penalty of mainiog, unpaid’ shall be collected. maining unpa' sha! ya collect 5 Passed and approved this 12th day of May, A. D. 1924. (SEAL ) 8, K. LOY, Mayor, Attest: H. H, PRICE, City Clerk. Publish May 16, 1924, East Terraces is being sold by See Ben Realty Co. Realty company who reported for p committee on which Paul Huber acted with him, the Realtors will col- lect samples of minerals that‘are ex- tensively deposited near Casper. At the same time those products that are now manufactured ‘here are to be gathered. Plans include the pre- paration of a permanent exhibit. Mr. Baker in telling of the committee's survey, pointed out the commercial Possibilities of a local glass factory, deposits of vanadium, radium, chro- tmium, asbestos, porcelain clays, alu- minum, glazed brick ‘factory, port- land cement plant,’ pottery works, steel mill, mineral carbon and min- eral paints factories, bentonite and Fuller's earth deposits, soda indus- try, wool washing and carding mill, n weswennnt= 250,000 525,000 wen en a. a 2,270,000 and oll plants. It is probable that samples of raw Products that are not already being Put into finished form here, will be sent away and converted into the usable article in order that a more graphic picture of their local impor- tance from a local manufacturing standpoint may be presented to the public. byproduct CHAMBER MEMBERS RESPOND WITH DUES FOR. COMING YEAR Membership application cards sent out by the Casper Chamber of Com- merce have resulted in a flood of checks being received for dues to April 1, 1925, thereby conserving the tine of members and that of the soliciting organization in this im- portant work. Letters containing such cards shou'd be in the hands of all members who paid dnes last year and it is requested that they fill them out at once. This year the personal solicitation will follow the correspondence cam- paign and the organization sent out by the chamber will be relieved of Se Set AsPiR SAY *“‘BAYER ASPIRIN’? and INSIST! 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