Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1924, Page 7

__ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1924. WALSH TO PRESIDE) OVER DEMOCRATS in New York. Some Democratic leaders of Senator Walsh's selection had virtually been settled. The Mon- tana senator, however, declined to comment on the reports. Senator Walsh has been for sev- eral days in the forefront of those mentioned for the place. Demo- cratic party chieftains met ‘here yesterday to consider minor conven- tion assignments and at that time it was sald the question of the per- manent chairmanship had not beer brought up. Later, however, George nan, national committeeman r Illinois, issued a statement urg- ing the selection of the Montana senator. The selection of Senator Walsh, Brennan said, seemed inevitable in view of his “distinguished record in the oll inquiry in disclosing to the Secure Vote COLUMBUS, O., June Klan Party Run Candidate Presidential Nominee Chosen by New “American Party,” Organized to bee selection of Montana Senator Is Held Probable for Permanent Chairman _Of New York Convention © “WASHINGTON, June 4.—Strong Sdinations + were ap- rent in Democratic circlgys here today that Senator homas J. Walsh of Montana probably would be selected as permanent chairman of the party’s national convention in congress said the question country scandals without parallel in the history of the nation.” Senator Walsh has supported Wil- lam G, McAdoo in the pre-conven- tion days. Some weeks ago his own name was brought forward for the nomination by some Montana Demo- crats, but he declined to give the movement his approval. Mr. Bren- nan, however, is leader of the el ment in Illinois which opposed an instructed delegation for McAdoo. Bome of the McAdoo men have urged the selection of J. Bruce Kremer, also of Montana, and vice chairman of the national committee, to preside over the convention, but the suggestion has met with opposi- tion. Another mentioned for the cheirmanship is Senator K. E. Pitt- man of Nevada, to of Ku Klux 4.—Organizations will be started in all states immediately, and an aggressive na- tional campaign carried on by the American party, it was announced today following selection last night of Judge r Gilbert O. Nations of Washington, as the party’s presi- fe dential standard bearer and E ing with law enforcement, immigra- tion, outlawry of war and polygamy. Former Congressman Charles H. Randall of Los Angeles, was named as running mate to Judge Nations. Leaders of the party, who are seeing support of the Ku Klux WASHINGTON, June 4.—Former p Attorney General Daugherty today notified the senate comm.ttee which has had his official conduct under ; inv gation for nearly four months that he would neither testify as @ witness nor be represented further by counsel in its proceedings. ‘The committee had asked the for- mer attorney general to take the witness stand on Friday, as the last witness before a preliminary report is submitted to the senate. No for- mal subpoena had been issued for him, however, and committee mem bers have indicated that they would take no steps to compel his ap- pearance. Paul Howland, attorney for Mr. Daugherty, read the committee a vw, A FAMOUS Automobile Battery as low as. $16.95 A 6 volt, 11 plate, full | capacity storage bat- tery fresh from the One of the products of the Prest-O-Lite or- ganization,thisbattery upholds our own rep- utation for dependa- bility. Our service will prolong the life of your old battery. Liberty Garage and Annex 414-428 8S. Elm St. Phones 983-2808 Pall «p at the sign "Friendly service byes Siest Olite BATTERY SERVICE RADIO BATTERIES AT ATTRACTIVE Prices DAUGHERTY COUNSEL TO BE WITHDRAWN FROM HEARING; ‘UNFAIRNESS’ IS SCORED adoption of a platform deal- Klan, declared that the American party should be known synonymous: ly as the Ku Klux Klan party, but counsels of the Invisible Empire weuld be needed in the coming cam- paign and would be given first con- sideration in decisions. statement by his. client, declaring pat “certain members of the com- mittee’ had made a desperate at- tempt to “blacken”’ in any illegal, corrupt or unethical,” manner from his tenure of office. Mr. Daugherty’s statement~ also declared the federal court in Ohio, in the Htigation between the com- mittee and M. S. Daugherty, had held the committee to be engaged in an “illegal proceeding.” He there- fore gave notice that his lawyers would withdraw. Chairman Brookhart declared the statement was a “reflection” on the committee, and said that he intend. ed to reply before letting matters go further. “We have proved the existence of a criminal conspiracy in Mr. Daugh- erty’s household,” Senator Brook: hart said. "We have proved that the tax returns of Mr. Daugherty when he took office showed he had no money, but that before he left office he had $75,000 on deposit in his brother's bank," The chairman added that under | the circumstances he would ask the committee to proceed with !ts plan of making a partial report, and then adjourn “for some time.” It is a Part of the plan to resume sessions, however, at some date late in the summer. Chairman Brookhart also referred to the Indictment of Senator Whel- er, the committee prosecutor, as a “frame-up™ and said Mr. Daugherty || had sought to attack others instead || of defending himself. Senator Moses, Republican, New Hampshire, said he wanted to ex. press “some dissent” from the cha! man, and Mr. Howland, with George E. Chamberlain, his associate, then left the committee room, RESIDENTS STARTLED BY REFINERY BLAST Residents of the western part of the city were startled last night shortly after 6 o'clock when an ex- plosion occurred in @ coke still at Standard plant No. 1. The man- head was blown off the still and high Into the alr! while a fine film of coke dust was scattered through. out the atmosphere, Otherwise the still was undamaged. No one was injured, —_— MOUNTAIN LAKES, N. J.—Miss Helen Cole, 24, and her companion, c les Carter, for whom search was made since Saturday when they ran away from a house party, were found cooking greens over a camp fire. SES ATHENS, June 4.—The Samos correspondent, Enossis, today de. ares that Italian forces yesterday occupled Sokia, near Smyrna, ] his reputation || and denying that he hd a'profited | | Watch Tribune For Dinners ‘At Townsend Hotel Each day.in the Tribune there ‘will appear a coupon with the name of a Casper citizen printed on it. The person whose nam@ appears will be entitled to a free combina. tion dinner for jhimself and one other at the Townsend hotel coffee shop or main dining room if present- ed within three days after publica- tion. The Townsend management is taking this means of introduc- ioe its splendid service to the pub- Ie. CITY BRIEFS R. G. Gardner and H. H. Hetzler of the Producers and Refiners’ cor- poration are spending a few days in the city thie week on business, see Charles Enroght of Shoshon! is here on businesa for a few Quays. see M. E. Walker is a Lander busi- ness man in the city. for a short time. ae eo H, R. Adams is attending to busi- ness affairs here today from Ar- minto. Allen Michie is transacting bust- ness affairs here from his ranch. 6), 6: es B. Longwith of Wheatland ts in Casper on business for a few days. see O. 8. Pointer of Douglas is in the city on business. =. H. B. Dralle, engineer for the Westinghouse Electric company is in Casper on business. . . I, L. Phelps and family are in the ity from Denver and expect to make their home here. eee Charles 8. (Red) Hill, vice presi- dent of the Wyoming North and South ratlroad, will leave this eve- ning for Denver on @ several days business trip. eee The Odd Fellows Dancing class will not be held this evening because ofsthe absence of the instructor, L. A. Hepburn, tre the city. Attorney G. R Hagens is in Lan- der this week, attending district court. ATLANTIC CITY — Representa- tives of the Amalgamated associa- tion of Iron, Steel“and Tin Work- ers agreed to make no further wage demands affecting approximately 30,000 workers throughout the west. esis ida Sk Sa dart The Chinese believe that if a black cat comes to the house it is a warn- ing of sickness in the household. PAINT NOW— For Beauty and Protection Don’t let bad weather attack your home. ‘Paint now—paint pro- tection will cost much less than repairs. And if you use Lowe Brothers High Standard Liquid Paint you will be assured of real beauty and econ- omy,aswellasprotection. HIGH LIQUID PAINT We believe that our long ex- and oilr stock of Brothers products con- stitute the kind of painting help you need. Come in and talk it over with us. HOLMES HARDWARE CO. Phone 601 Second and Wolcott +} trict to be known as Sanitar; Che Casper Daily Cribune BORA Cec: Bee panel A P uate pes NO. 408-A CE CREATING SANITARY. SEWER DISTRICT NO. 21, PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY SEWERS THEREIN AND AP- PORTIONING THE COSTS THEREOF UPON THE ABUTT- i IN SAID DIS- AW the 12th day of May, A.D nae 1924, there was Ck e chy Council of the | f er a resolution of inten’ jon to" ‘ove by laying and _ con- struct sani sewers in the SOUnIing streets and alleys, to- wit: South Lowell Street from the east and west legal line between the north ter (NE%) of the northeast quar- ter (NE%) of section 10, and the southeast quarter (SE%4') of the northeast ye (NE%) of Sec- tion 10, T. 3 R. 79 W., of the 6th P. M., to ee south line of the Chicago & Northwestern rail- road Right-of-way_ line; South Lennox Street from the east and west legal subdivision line between the northeast uae ter (NE%) of the nerthpasy ter (NE) of Section 10, ai the southeast quarter SB) \ of the northeast quarter ( a of Sec- tion 10, on 83N., 7 of the quar- Gth P. M. to the south line of the Chicago se forthwestern Railroad Right-of-way; ast “A"’ Street from the cen- ter line of the alley between Elk and Lowell Streets to the center line of the alley between Lennox and Beverly Streets; East 1st Street from the center line of the alley between Elk and Lowell Streets to the center line of the alley between Lennox and Beverly Streets; East 2nd Street from the cen- ter line of the alley between Elk and Lowell Streets, to the center line of the alley between Lennox and Beverly streets; East 8rd Street from the center line of the alley between Elk and Lowell Streets, to the center line of the alley between Lennox and Beverly Streets; East 4th Street, that portion ly- ing north of the legal subdivision line between the northeast quarter (NE%) of the nertheast quarter (NE%) of Section 10, and the southeast quarter (SE%) of the northeast quarter (NE%) of Sec- tion 10, T. 3: » R. 79 W., of the 6th P. M., between the center line of the alley between Elk and Low- ell Streets, and the center line of the alley between Lennox and Beverly Streets; The alley between Elk and Low- ell Streets in Blocks 94, 95, 96, 97 and 98, Butler's ‘Addition (East) ; The alley between Lennox and Lowell Streets in Blocks 105, 106, 107, 108 and 109, Butler's Addi- tion (East); The alley between Lennox and Beverly Streets in Blocks 110, 111, 112, 113 and 114, Butler’s Addition (East) ; The alley lying south of and ad- jacent to the C. & N. W. R. Right-of-way from the center line of the alley between Elk and Low- ell Streets to the center line of the alley between Beverly and Len- nox Streets; Or such portions of same as_is|t necessary to adequately gerve with the proposed improvement, each lot, part of lot, or parcel of land within the boundaries of the im- provement district described here- in. WHEREAS, no_remonstrances or objections to said improvements have been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Casper in the man- ;jmer and within the time provided by_law. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT OR- DAINED BY THE MAYOR AND|St CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASPER: SECTION 1. Improvement Dis- Sew- er District No. 21 be and is hereby created within the City of Casper, State of Wyoming. This district is hereby formed for the purpose of improving Sy laying and con- structing nitary sewers and other incidental construction in the above described streets and alleys and portions of streets and pagar 0 weey asd Saturday SPECIAL Men's and Young Men’s Fad Tailored Suits will be sold at one dollar above manufacturers’ wholesale cost— ; Men’s Suits iy TheFad 22 Center St. nek TION 2, That sanitary sew- and constructed frogs all the streets and alleys and portions of streets and alleys hereinbefore set forth, and the City Engineer is hereby directed to prepare plans and specifications for said Sanitary Sewer District and to submit said plans and spec- ifications to the City Council for approval, SECTION 3. That the assess- ment district upon the property which shall be assessed for the pur- pose of paying the cost and ex- pense of making said improve- ments within said Sanitary Sewer District No, 21 shall include all property between the termini of said improvements abutting or ad- jacent to said streets and slays; which said property con of certain lots or parcels of land all of which will be specifically bene- fited by said improvements, as set forth and described in the follow- ing boundaries, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the south right-of-way line of the Chi- eago & Northwestern RaWroad where it intersects the center line f th bet 1k id Thursday, Friday and Saturday SPECIAL Men’s Athletic Union Suits will be sold at— 48e Each Knit Union Suits Special 69e@ Each TheFad 220 South Center St. subdivision | of Lowell Streets, pyogaces. and run- ning thence N. 79 degrees 43 min- utes E. along said right-of-way line &@ aistance of 772.60° feet to the center line of the alley between Beverly and Lennox Streets; thence south along the center line of said alley a distance of 2400.81 feet to ag fy legal subdivi- sion line between the northeast quarter (NE%) of the northeast suarter (NE%) of Section 10, oe the southeast quarter (SE%4) of the northeast quarter ee) ye Section 10, T. T, 33 N,, R. f|the 6th P, M.; thence ne $0 des grees 46 minutes W. along said le- ea subdivision line a distance of 760,00 feet to the center line of the alley between Elk and Lowell streets; thence north along the center line of said alley a distance f 2239.2 feet to the point of be- ginning. That all of the property within the limits of said assessment dis- trict except the streets and alleys and portions of streets and alleys included therein shall be consid- ered and held to be ah property specifically benefited by such im- provements, and shall be the prop- erty to be assessed to pay the cost and expense of said improve- ments, which cost and expense shall be assessed on all propert: so benefited in accordance wit! the special benefits conferred. That the amount to be assessed against the separate lots, tracts and parcels of land within such district shall be estimated and ap- portioned in the manner and in ac- cordance with the laws of the state of Wyoming. That there shall be included within the cost and expense of said improvements to be assessed against the property included in said assessment dis- trict, the cost and expense of in- spection, tests of materials, ad- vertising, collection of assessments and all other charges which the City may heretofore or hereinafter incur in the making of said im- provements. SECTION 4. 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 5; acer sec- tions. All bids shall made upon uniform pro; vo ied SECTION 5. This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force and effect ten (10) days from and after its passage, and the Clerk shall post for publica- tion the same in tHe manner and form as required by la Passed, adopted and approved this 2nd day of June, A. D., 1924 (SEAL) 8, K. LOY Mayor Attest: H. H. Nes y Clerk Publish eae 4, 1924, jie Dead ts festa ORDINANCE NO. 407-A AN ORDINANCE CREATING SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT NO. 20, PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY SEWERS THEREIN AND AP- PORTIONING THE costs THEREOF UPON THE ABUTT- ING PROPERTY IN SAID DIS- TRICT. WHEREAS, on the 12th day of May, 1924, there wes passed by sy City Council of the City of epee a resolution of intention improve hte laying and con- picuctiig sanitary sewers in the seth 4 streets and alleys, to- wit Conwell Street (Formerly Black- more Street) from the north line of “C” Street to the south line of Burlington Avenue; St. Botolph Street (Formerly Clark Street) from the north line ef “C” Street, to the north line of Blocks 9 and 10, Burlington Addition: Fenway £treet onary: Holly et) from the north lino of “CO” Strest, to the south line of Burlington Avenue; Kenwood Street (Formerly Fis- et) from the north line evt, to the south line of Burlington ‘Avenue; Elk Street (F ormerly Gladstone Street) from the north line of the Chicago S Northwestern R. Right-of-way to the north line of Giock 10, Enst Burlington Addi- tion; Lowell Street (Formerly Gar- field Street) from the north line of the Ch'cago & Northwestern R R, Right-.f-way, co the south line of Burlington Avenue; Lennox treet. (Formerly Thornburg Street) from the north line of che Chicago & Northwest- ern R. R. Right-of-way, to the rorth Lne of Blocks 12 and 13 of East Buriington Addition; Lrvingicn Avenue from the west line of Lot 50 in’ Block 10 ngton Addition, to the east of the alley betwean Kenwood and Elk Streets, and from tte west line of, the alley between Elk and Lowe!l St:eets, fo the east line of Block 18, East Burlisgton Ad- di tion erat Street (Formerly Yellow- stone Highway) from tks east line of the alley between £lk and Ken- wood Str este, to the west line of Mocks § end 6, East Burlington Addition; The ncrth and south alleys ’n Blocks 6, 6 and 7, Burlington Ad- dition; _ The. alley between Elk and ywood Streets, from the north of “CO” Street, to the noxth ¢ of Block 9, Burlington Addi- Thursday, Friday and Saturday SPECIAL Men’s Dress Shoes and Oxfords Will Be Sold at $3.95 Pair TheFad 220 South Center St. The alley between Lowell and Elk Streets from the north line of the. Geto d Northwestern Railroad Right-of- -way to the south line of Burlington Avenue; The alley between Lennox and Lowell streets, from the north line of the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad, Right-of-way, to the south line of Burlington Avenue; The alley between Beverl: Street (Formerly Franco Street) and Lennox Street, from the nort! line of the Chi orthwest- ern Railroad Right-of-way, to ths south line of ‘Buelington Avenue; Or such portions of same as is necessary to adequately serve with the proposed improvement, each lot, bart of lot, or parcel of land bpbireen the boundaries of the im- provement district described here- in, WHEREAS, no remonstrances or objections to said improve ments have been filed with the in the manner and within the time provided by law, NOW, ates oe BE_ IT ORDAIN! BY THE MAYOR AND Ciry, COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASPER: SECTION 1. Improvement district _vo be hnown as Sanitary Sewer District No. 20 be and is hereby created within the City of Casper, State of Wyoming. This district is hereby formed for the purpose of improving by laying and constructing sanitary sewers and other incidental construction in the above described streets and aueye and portions of streets and alleys. SECTION 2. That sanitary sew- ers, be laid and constructed through all the streets and alleys and portions of streets and alleys hereinbefore set forth, and the City Engineer is hereby directed to prepare plans and specifications for said Sanitary Sewer District and to submit said plans and spec- ifications to the City Council for approval, SECTION 3. That the assess- ment district upon the property which shall be assessed for the purpose of paying the cost and expense of ma an said improve- ments within eaid Saaitary Sewer District No. 20 shall include all Property between the termini of said improvements abutting or ad- jacent to said streets and alleys, which said property consists of certain lots or parcels of land all of which will be specifically bene- fited by said improvements, as set forth and described in the follow- ing boundaries, to-wit. Beginning at the northwest cor- ner of Lot 50 in Block 10, Bur- lington Addition, and running thence N. 83 degrees 09 minutes E. along the north line of Blocks 9 and 10, Burlington Addition, and Blocks 11, 12 and 13, East Burlington Addition, a distance of 2510.85 feet, to the northeast cor- ner of. Lot 30 in Block 13 East Burlington Addition; thence S. 6 degrees 51 minutes E. a distance of 100.0 feet to the southeast corner of said Lot 30; thence 83 degrees 09 minutes along the north line of Bur- lington Avenue, a distance of 160.79 feet, to the point where the center line of the alley between Beverly and Lennox Streets inter- sects the north line of Burlington Avenue; thence south along the center line of said alley a distance of 879.58 feet to the north line of the Chicago & Northwestern Rail- road Right-of-way line; thence S.} 79 degrees 43 minutes W. along said right-of-way line a distance of 986.28 feet to the southwest corner of Block 1, East Burling- ton Addition; thence north along the west line of said Block 1, a dis tance of 311.50 feet, to the north line of East “‘C” Street a distance of 1232.00 feet to the west line of Conwell Street; thence north along the west line of Conwell Street a distance of 419.38 feet to the south line of Burlington nue; thence S, 83 degrees 09 min- tutes W. along the south line of |Burlington Avenue a distance Ww. vest line of Lot 50 in Block 10, Burlington Addition, extended, in- tersects the south line of Burling- ton Avenue; thence N 6 degrees 51 minutes W. along the west line of said Lot 50 a distance of 160.00 feet to the point of beginning. That all of the property within the limits of said assessment dis- trict except the streets and alleys and portions of streets and alleys included therein shall be consid- ered and held to be the property specifically benefited by provements, and shall be erty to be assessed to cost and expense of said ments, which cost and shall be assessed on all property so benefited in accordance with the special benefits conferred. That the amount to be assessed | against the separate lots, tracts and parcels of land within such district shail be estimated and ap- portioned in the manner and in ac- cordance with the laws of the state of Wyoming. That there shall be included within the cost and expense of said improvements to be assessed against the property included in said assessment dis- trict, the cost and expense of in spection, tests of materials, ad- vertising, collection of assessments and all other charges which the City may heretofore or hereinafter incur in the making of said im provements. the prop- pay the improve- expense Thursday, Friday and Saturday SPECIAL Men’s Khaki Work Pants Will Be Sold at 98c Pair Overalls, $1.15 Pair TheFad 220 South Center St. City Clerk of the City of Casper 8 Ave-| of | 4 feet to a point where the| such im-| 3 SECTION 4. 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 shall be made upon uniform proposals, SECTION 5. This ordinance sball take effect and be in full Yorce and effect ten (10) days from_and after its passage, and the Clerk shall post for publica- tion the same in the manner and form required by law. Passed, adopted and 1 BP roved this 2nd day of June, A. 1924 (SEAL) 8. K, LOY Mayor Attest: H. H. PRICE, City Clerk Publish June 4, 1924. oe OE ne: 406-A AN_ORDIN. CREATIN' NITARY I oR DISTRIC 19, PROVIDING FOR THE CoNSTRU CTION OF SANITARY SEWERS THEREIN AND AP- PORTIONING THE costs THEREOF UPON THE ABUTT- ING PROPERTY IN SAID DIS- TRICT. WHEREAS, on the 12th day of May, A. D. 1924, there was passed by the City Council of the City of Casper a resolution of intention to improve by laying and construct- ing sanitary sewers in the follow- ing streets and alleys, to-wit: Beverly Street (Formerly Fran- co Street north of the C, & N, W. R. W.) from the legal subdivision line between the northeast quarter (NE%) of the northeast quarter (NE%) of Section 10, and the southeast quarter (SE%4) of the northeast quarter (NE\%) of Sec- tion 10, T. 33 N., R.. 79 W. of the 6th Principal Meridian, to the south line of the C. & N. W. R. R. Right-of-way, and from the north line of the C. & N. W. R. R. right- of-way to the south line of Bur- lington Avenue; Burlington Avenue from_ the center line of the alley between Beverly and Lennox Streets, to the Section line between Sections 2 and 3, T. 33_N., R. 79 W. of the 6th Principal Meridian; East “C”’ Street (Formerly Yel- lowstone Highway) from the cen- ter line of the alley between Bev- erly and Lennox Streets, to the Ba section line between Sections 2 and 8, T. 83 N., R. 79 W., of the 6th_P. East “A” Street from the cen- ter line of the alley between Bev- nd Lennox Streets, to the n_line Keeton Sections 2 T. 33 N., R. 79 W., of the East First Street from the cen- ter line of the alley between Bev- erly and Lennox Streets, to the section line between Sections 2 and 3, T, 33 N., R. 79 W., of the 6th P. M.; East Second Street from the center line of the alley between Beverly and Lennox Streets, to the section line between Sections 10 and 11, T. of the 6th P. t Third Street from the cen- ter line of the alley between Bev- erly and Lennox Streets, to the section line between Sections 10 . 79 Wa N. PAGE SEVEN. . strycting sanitary sewers and other inefdental construction, in the tere described streets and alleys and portions of streets-and alleys. SECTION 2. That sanitary sewers be laid and constructed through all the streets and alleys and portions of streets and alleys hereinbefore set forth, and the City Engineer is hereby Ateaetadl te prepare plans and specificetions for said Sanitary Sewer District and to submit said plans and spec- ifications to the City Council for approval. SECTION 8. That the assess- ment district upon the ‘operty which shall be assessed for the purpose of paying the cost and expense of making said improve ments within said Sanita: ewer District No. 19 shall include all property between the termini of said improvements abutting or ad- jacent to said streets and alleys, which said property consists of certain lots or parcels of land all of which will be specifically ben- efited by said improvements, as set forth and described in the fol- lowing boundaries, to-wit: Beginning at the northwest cor- ner of Lot 31 in Block 13 East Burlington Addition and running thence N. 83 degrees 09 minutes E. along the north line of Block 13, East Burlington Additior a distance of 186.68 feet to the sec- tion line between Sections 2 and 3, T. 33 N., R. 79 W., of the 6th ; thence south along said sec- tion iis, 2 a distance of 959.10 feet to the morth line of the C. & N. W. R. R. Right-of-way;'thence S. 79 degrees 43 minutes W., along the said right of way line a dis- tance of 332.30 feet to the cen- ter line of the alley between Bev- erly and Lennox Streets; thence north along the center line of said alley a distance of 879,58 feet to the north line of the Bur- lington Avenue; thence N, 83 de- grees 09 minutes E. along the north line of Burlington Avenue a distance of 160.79 feet to the southwest corner of Lot 31, in Block 13 East Burlington Addi- tion; thence N. 6 degrees 51 min- utes W. along the west line of said lot 31 a distance of 100.00 feet to the point of beginning. Also the tract described as fol. lows: Beginning at a point on_ the south line of the C. & N. W. R. R. Right-of-way where “it intersects the center line of the alley be- tween Beverly and Lennox Streets and running thence N. 79 degrees 43 minutes E. along said right-of- way line a distance of 325,31 feet to the section ey ae Sec- tions 2 and 3, T. 8 79 W., of the 6th P. Me shehed south along said section line and con- tinuing south along the section line between Sections 10 and 11, a distance of 2457.27 feet, to the legal subdivision line between the northeast quarter (NE%) of the northeast quarter (NE%) of Sec- tion 10, and the southeast quar- ter (SE%) of the northeast quar- ter (NEM) of Section 10, 33 N., R. 79 W. of the 6th P. M.; thence N..89 degrees 45 minutes W. along said legal subdivision line e# distance of 800.95 feet to the center line of the alley be- tween Lennox and Beverly Streets and 11, T. 33 N., R. 79 W., of the 6th P. M.; East Fourth Street that portion lying north of the legal subdivi- sion line between the northeast quarter (NE%) of the northeast quarter (NE%) of Section 10, and the southeast quarter (SE%) ee the northeast enacts (NE%) of Section 10, T. R. 709 W., of the 6th P. i. the alley between Beverly fend Lennox Streets, to the section line becween Sections 10 and 11, » KR 79 W., of the 6th P. The alley between pre and Lennox Streets, from the legal subdivision line between the north- |east quarter (NE%) of the north- east quarter (NE%) of Section 10 and the southeast quarter (SE%) of the (NE%4) of Section 10 |i 9 W. of the 6th P. t outh line of R, R. right The alley ex » 6, and 13 of E res Burlington Addi- tion, from the north line of the Cc, & N. W..R, R. Right-of-way to the north line of Block 18, East Burlington Addition; The alley south of and ecianept to the south line of the C. & W. R. R. Right-of-way from the center line of the alley between Lennox and Beverly Streets, to the line between Sections 2 and T, 83 N., R, 79 W. of the 6th M. Or northeast quarter T M 33 N., , north N. W. th igh portions of same as is ary to adequately serve the proposed improvement, lot, part of lot, or parcel of neces with within the boundaries of the ment district described REAS, no remonstrances or ot ons to said improvements have been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Casper in the manner and within the time pro- vided by law, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT OR. | DAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF CASPER: OF THE CITY SECTION 1. Improvement Dis- triet to be known as Sanitary Sew er District No. 19 be and is hereby created within the City of Casper State of Wyoming. This district is hereby formed for the purpose of im and “con Thursday, Friday and Saturday SPECIAL Men’s Fine Dress Shirts “Polo Sylk” Band style with sepa- rate collar to match. SPECIAL $2.95 TheFad Each 220 South Center St. thence north along the center line of said alley a distance of 2390.22 feet, to the point of beginning. That all of the property within the jumits of said assessment dis- trict except the streets and alleys and portions of streets and alleys included therein shall be conden ed and held to be the propert; specifically benefited by suc af provements, and shall be the property to be assessed to pay seventy-five (75%) per cent of the cost and expense of said im- provements, the balance of twenty- five (25%) per cent of the total cost thereof being paid by the City because of the sewer being a portion of a trunk line sewer, which cost and expense shall be assessed on all property so bene- fited in accordance with the spec- ial benefits conferred. That the amount to be assessed against the separate lots, tracts and parcels of land within such district shall be estimated and apportioned in the manner and in accordance with the laws of the State of Wyoming. That there shall be inclu ded within the cost and expense of said improvements to be assessed against the property included in maid’ assseamient dis- trict, the cost and expense of in- spection, tests of materials, ad- vertising, collection of assess- ments and all other charges which the City y heretofore or here- inafter in in the making of said improvements. SECTION 4, The City. reserves the right and shall have the power to let contracts for che entire work or contracts for parts there- of in separate and specified sec- tions, All bids shall be mado upon uniform proposals, SECTION 5. This ordirance shall take effect and be in fall force and effect ten (10) days from and after its pass the Clerk shall post fo: tion the same in the manner form as required by law. Passed, adopted ard approved this 2nd day of June, A, D., 1924, (SEAL) 8. K. LOY, Mayor. Attest: HH. H. Pub Thursday, Friday and Saturday SPECIAL Men’s Fiber Silk Dress Socks Will Be Sold At 39c Each 2 Pairs for 75¢ TheFad 220 South Center St.