Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1924, Page 16

PAGE SIXTEEN WILLIAM M. BUTLER CLASSED AS NEW DICTATOR OF G. 0.P. SPEAKS FOR BY DAVID LAWRENCE* (Copyright 1924 Casper Tribune) CLEVELAND, 0., June 10—Wil- Mam M. Butler, of Massachusetts— that’s all. He's the new dictator of the Republican party. He is the man whose word is law with assemb- led delegates. He is the man who dethroned Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. He speaks for Calvin Cool- idge—and though he speaks but lit- tle, he wields today the power to select a vice-presidential nominee and to make the platform of the party. Mr,. Butler has been the pre-con- vention manager. For ten months he has been actively gathering dele- gates, picking them carefully ana winning the regular state organiza- tions to his side. He will be the next chairman of the Republican national convention and the manager of the Coolidge campaign for elec- tion. Some people here think the con- Vention atmosphere unenthuslastic and dull’ Some newspaper men customed to more excitement, say it is uninteresting. To be sure, it isn't spectacular, there is no sign of tension, but it is on the other band a remarkable contrast to 1920. Here the senatorial club has no power, no prominence. Calvin Cool- idge rules. ‘The all-'mportant res- olutions committee which frames a platform has none of Mr. Coolldge'’s opponents from the senate and house one it. ‘There will be no embarrass- ments. Mr. Coolidge has assumed the lead@rship. His position, rath- er than’that of the men who voted to pver-ride his vetos, will be sup- ported, his proposals for a World Court, his program of legislative re- form, will be embodied in the plat- form, will be embodied in the plat- form. And while he is not trying 10 pick a vice president, whoever is selected ‘will be in harmony with his views. Whence comes this development of Coolidge power? It {sn’t sudden. It is the result of ten’ months of cainpaigning by William Butler and his associates. They captured the wes: and middle west by a simple appeal to the conservative business interests of the country. The dele- gates here are business men largel There are a few of the so-called rad- ical type. 9nd the delegates seem to have faith in Calvin Coolidge, faith that :n him les the oportunity for a busiress revival and a steady course for the ship of state. It would be inaccurate to say all the delegates are happy. Some of them are voting fer Coolldge against their own wishes. Some of the old leaders who used to take part in the iner conferences are on the out- side. Members of congress who have been snubbed are not joyful about it The resentment against congress 1s the outstanding feature of the convention. It is the most pronounced in the Massachusetts delegation, where every ten minutes some one is talking about punishing Henry Cahot Lodge. Indeed, some of the delegates say the feeling in Massachusetts is so bitter against their senior senator that he would be beaten five to one if he ran in a Republican primary today. Some of tho opposition has developed be- cause Mr, Ledge failed to support the presidert on the soldier bonus issue, some of it because he failed to help the president's proposal on the world court, and some of it be- cause he hasn't functioned as a ma- jority leader and made the fight for Coolidge policies in the affaimative ard aggressive fashion So Mr. Lodge will not help make the plat form, will not be in the limelight at all, an dthe friends of the president mre eager to have the country know what's going on so that the impres sion of Coolidge strength and leader. ship will be broadcas' William M. Butler is almost as allent as his hero, Calvin Coolidge. In talking with Fred Upham, th national treasurer, Butler speaking of his own reticence, said: “Compared to me, Cal Coolidge is a chatterbox." *This means that Mr. Butler has been slow to make pledges and prom- ises. There have been no appoint- ments promised. no cabinet port- folios distributed, no commitments of any kind. The old ling leaders look askance and wonder how the money for the campaign is going to be raised tf the individual leaders aren't given # little more leeway and they hope that, politically speaking, the Cool idge management will loosen up be. fore autumn comes. But Mr. Butler tg no novice. He learned his politics at the elbow of the former Senator Murray Crane, of Massachusetts, a skillful master of political strategy’ He has con- verted the Republican convention into something less cumbersome than Jt was in 1920, “It is more co- hesive. It is the kind of a con- $5.00 Reward Five dotlars reward will be y to the party ishing the Casper Daily Tribu: formation leacing re of th n who is collectin o Patrons © paper s pay any- their subecription except the carrier who delivers the paper or an authorized collector from not sure credentials. call th the Tribune. Telephone 15 | on the charge of running a ho of Il repute. THE PRESIDENT vention that aches to be led and con- trolled. It wants the vice presiden- tial candidate selected in advance, but Mr, Butler is wisely refraining from an insistence upon any partic- ular candidate. To the talk of Major General Harboard, Represen- tative Theodore Burton, of Ohio, or Senator Capper, of Kansas, he lis- tens, but without comment. He would like to see the convention lis- ten to the speeches of nomination and make up its mind on the floor. Frank Lowden’s refusal to accept even if tendered, has been a disap- pointment, but he is looking to 1928. So no doubt is Herbert Hoover. Mr. Burton, of Michi, » Who nom- inates Mr. Coolidge igs said to be ellbinder. He may win the vice presidential nomination by oratory. Stranger | things have deistsh cal diate ry HIGH LIGHTS ON SESIONG (Continue@ from Page One) ough vice,”.and this ‘‘some one else” was a lady delegate, too. Professor M. L. Burton, of Michi- gan, who is to have the honor of placing his old friend, Calvin Cool- idge, in nomination for president of the United States at Thursday's ses- sion of the convention, is an orator of the first rank. Like every good orator, he wants to make the best impression upon his hearers. So for the past two days he has been over at the convention hall testing out his voice and its accoustics.’ He has been trying to find the range, as it were, and also has ben practicing the modulations that will go best over the lond speakers hung above the speaker's stand, to say nothing of the twin microphones which are to carry his words broadcast to the far corners of the country. . Professor Burton believes in pre- paredness. Professor Burton is his supporters for the vice _presi- dency, There are many who believe he would prove a strong candidate and his friendship for the president is such that their friends believe they would make a fine team to run the affairs of the-country. It has been agreed that Dr. Burton's great chance would come if he would “et the delegates afire’ with his speech nominating the president. There have been so many admont Uons to "keep cool and Coolidge, however, that maybe the delegates can't be kindled into flame. not without It has not ben difficult to “keep cool” in Cleveland. The weather has been:most accommodating in that respect. Ono delegate, however, had the temerity to appear today in white flannel trousers. Under his Serge coat, however, he wore a sweater, i A playful boom for the vice pres!- dency’ was started today for C. C. Hamlin, of Colorado Springs. Mr. Hamlin is the new national com- mitteeman from the Rocky Moun- tain state and is a great favorite with all theteaders of the G. 0. P. Mr, Hamlin “consented” to run after consultation with Postmaster General Harry New. It came about in this way, Mr,. Hamlin met New on the steps of the Federal Reserve Bank bulld- ." sald he, “who js your for vice president tod “Clarence,” replied Harry, “I don’ seo why I shouldn’t be for you." headquarters. There he met Frank W, Mondell, an old friend from Wyo- ming, permanent chairman “of ‘the convention, He told Mr. Mondell of his boom. “You can have my vote,” sald Mr. Mondell. Which made two votes—more, per- haps, than some of the real aspir- ants will get. But, then, the boom faded. It was discovered that Harry New has only half a vote from Indiana. That re- duced the Hamlin strength, to one and one half per cent, which wasn't strong enough. They were having a great deal.of fun here over the Indiana situation, Most states have only 7 delegates at large. Indiana has 14. Indiana is the greatest political state in the union, Seven delegates wasn't half enough, Political expendiency made it necessary to name 14 with half a vote each, Now the probiem is how to get the 14 able bodies Hoosiers Into the seven slim chairs set apart on the convention Hon. fiaer r for, them. TWO ARRESTED FOR GAMLING Pete Kondis and William Kiskis Were arrested at 11 o'clock last night at 226 West First street on a charge of gambling. Kiskis is sup- posed to have run the house, Both men are out on bond, Fred Mitchell was “arrested this week by a policeman who claims that Mitchell tried to bride him, Billy Derry was fined $50 by Judge John A. “Murray last night Virginia Harris wa: fined $25 for running a disorderly 1 ELECTRIC WASHER PRE E ! at the Pei ter ELECTRIC CO. E. First St. Phone 199383 | Mills, Harry E. (Continued on page 15)_ Lad t Powder River, lots 17 to 22 inclusive, block 17; 7 Powder River lot 24, block 175 8 and Powder River, lots 13 and'14, block 18; Powder Riv Powder River, lots 1 to 9 Powder River, lots 17 to 22 inclusive, block 18; Powder River, lots 30, 31, and 32, block 18; = eon ft Powder River, lots 35 to 44° inclusive," block 18; ' -* * Powder River, lots 1 to 28 inctustve, block 19; “ ¥ » lots 1 to 15) inclusive, plotic 20; inclusiye,. block 22;" Pet Powder River, lots 1 to'5 inclusive, block 23; Powder River, lots 1 to.17 inclusive, block '24; Powder River, lots 2 to 13 Powder River, Jots 17 to 19 inclusive, block Powder River, lots i to 6 inclusive, block 28 bch pert " Powder River, lots 8 to 12 inclusive, block 28; Powder River, lot 17, block 28; Powder River, lots 20 and 21, block. 28; Powder River, lots 24 to 30. inclusive,. Powder River, lots 3,4 and 5, block 29; Powder River, lots 7 to 15 Sorat Dlock 2 Powder River, lots 17 and 18, block 2! ‘Fowder River, lots 1 to 20 in lusive, block 30; Powder River, Jose t to.16 inclusive, cee 31; Powder ‘River, lots 1'to 12 inclusive, block 35; Powder River, lots 1 to 12 inclusive, block 38 lot 14, block 28----.-.--. Noth 67s hlogle FEF St oe opens int eh PASTY YES ROSTERS SN SR BTS lot 18, block 35..-——----------—-—. awest: Invest. wo eeeeees Powder River,’ S3 a So Powder River, Midwestern Invest. Co. -. Powder River, western Invest. Co. ------------Powder River, naa astern Invest. Co.,c-o Joe Jay-Powder River, lot 13, block 36. Milburn, Lewis ~~ Kenwood, lot 436 Miller, Chas. H. ---. White, lot 5, block Miller, By. Le --. Casper, lot 6, block Cagper, lot 7, block 8: Casper,lot 3, block 86 Mills, lots 7 and’8, block 8; Mills, lots 2 and 3, block 12; Mills, lots 14, and 15, block 13; * ; / Mills, lots 9’ and 10, block 14; Mills, lots 13, 14 and 15, block 18 Mills, lots 1 to 5 inclusive, block 19 Mills, lots 9, 10 and 11,*block’ 1 Mills, lots 12,°13-and ‘14, ‘block-19; jots 15 and 16, block 19; Miller, U. 8S. .. Mills Const. Co, -— ‘Mills, lot 9, block 26; * Mills, lots 11, and°12, block 26; : Mills, lots 2, 3, 4 and 5, block 2: Mills, lots 11, 12, 13 and 14, block 29; Mills, lots 15 and16, block’ 33; Mills, lots 6 to 12 inclusive, block 4; Mills, lot 5, bléck 35 Mills, lots 9 and 10, block 38; Mills, lots 13, 14,15 and 16, block 35; Mills, lots 3 to 11 inclusive, block 39; Mills, lots 13, 14 and 15, block 39; Mills, lots 15, and 16, block 40; z Mills, lot 2, block. 41; Mills, lot 8, block 41; Mills, lots 11, 12, 13 and 14, block 41; 7 Mills, lot 16, block 41; Mills, lot 16, block 42; Mills, lots 1 and 2, block.47; Mills, lot 5, block 47; Mills, lot 7, block 47; is, lots 4, 5, and 6, block 49; Mills, lots 9 to 16 inclusive, block . eesencaeterseee--+=Mills, lots 1 to 16 inclusive,’ block's i siar pean Mills, lots 1, 2, and 3, block 51; Mills, lots 1, 2, and 3, block 52; Mills, lots 1 to 12 inclusive, block 63; Mills, lot 1, block 54 160.76 | McLennan, Alex -.--—..-----..--..SWYNW, lot 4, section 4, township 35, range. 7: 5 ee = W4NW%, section “38, townsh!p' 36,-range 78 -----—--———-——-- 33 | a Pe os awccnccns Foanwoods tot 398. = 1 ET RE (88 + | MeNalley, Jane __------.---.-++++_-Casper, lot.4, block 2 Mills, lots 1 to 11 inclusive, block Se ee 723.03 lot 1, block 38 ---..--~~~. lot 8, block 7 Mills Const. Co, -.--...--.---------Mills, Mills, Mills, lot 4, DIOCK 15 ~----+2----- eee pen ene ne ene ne ewww nnn ee ee Mills, lot t, block 16 won nen earn ate se nnn nen anne eee Mills, lot 6, block 8 lot 4, block 35 pace ee rn enc nce ne ce een cere nna le en nnen een en ne --Part_ N4%SW L. P. Banse_. Mills lot 3, block 20 ------. Mills, lot 3, block 2: Mills Const. Co, Mills Const. Co. Mills Const Co. c.o J. C. Clark ~. Mi jot 5, block 21-. Mills Const. Co,, c-o. F. 8. Dollinger Mills, lot 7, block 41 ~. Is Const. Co. Mee Mrs. W. A. Foster oaeneeee-e= Mills, lot 1, block 33 -..------~-----.. - Co, ge mans Ay Goddard ~~... --Mills, lot 14, block 42 ~. Mills Const. Co. c-o Harold HokansonMills, lot 14, block 14 Mills Const. Co. c-o Frank Poulin ..MilJs, lots 9 and 10, block 4% -. Mills Const. Co. co F. N. West ----Mills, lot 11, plock 20 ~---. Mills, Fred, Est. c-o Eva Mills NUSE%; SEYSEX section 7, forth Casper, lots 74 and 75, block 26. Mills, lot 6, block 20 Mills, lot 6, block 21 =-.-_-~. Mills, lot 7, block 21 ~~.. Mills, James ---.----~ James Mills and Wm. co 'C. M. Coltrane --. Mills ----++=Mills, lot 7, block. 20; Mills, lot 8," block 21; Mills, lot 11, block 42 James Mills, c-o Pear} B. PendeltonMills, lot 5, block 18 Mills, Wm. —--~ -~------~Mills, lot 3, block 23 Mills, Wm. ~~. awee-ee-= Mills, lot 4, block 23 Mills, Wm. ad oy Yant ------Mills, lot 1, block 23 — Millstead, -H.-V. c-o Western Realty -.---.. block 65 Mofield, W. HL -------—----------North Burlington, lot.21, block North Burlington, lot 23, block 8; North Burlington, lot 24, block & Moldteen, Violet ~~~. .-----——-.+.+-.North Casper, lot 190, block 18; Worth Casper, lot 191, block 18 —. Moon, J. I. -. Mofield, W. E. North Casper, lot 194, block 26; forth Casper, S% lot 193, block: 26 mone ene e eee: Moore, Moore, Fred --. sene=-Casber, B% lot.6, block 64 --_----.-_-.. Moore, Jno. Casper, N% section 22, township 3 Morris, Louise I. +-Butler,* lot block 98... —_ Moss, H. B. r, lot 87, block’ 3 Mills, lot-1, block 36 -------------—-1.-.-. 4%; part NW%SE% section 7, township 33, range 79 township $3; range’ 8 SWSW section 8, township 33, range 81-.... an nnnnwne=SE%; Wis; NEX section 34, township 35, range 81.—. _----Sheridan Helghts West 50, feet of East 90\feet lots 1, 2,.an4 8, woeenens toe ne-- SW WK NEM; SEX NW; E4SWH, T section 31, township 82, range a range IB) ewceceecwneeeccsescee North Casper, lot: 88, block 36< so eccc ee cee ewe e ne cenecnse Mt. Realty & Title Corp ¢-o Jess Ferrell -_.-. Mt. Realty & Title Corp. - co Frank F. Pontzen ~..-...-.---Butler, lot 18, block 145; : Butler, lot 19, block 145... Mounts, C. D. a-++—-e--=Casper, lot 13, ,block 100 Mower,” G. ©. ~=Kenwood, lot 197; Kenwood, lot 199 Kenwood, lot 331; Kenwood, lot 332 -..--. oreweeene= Butler, lot 1, blgck 98 Murphy, Alice Murphy, Dennie Murphy, F. A. ....-.- + teewaeecemen Highland Park, lot 11, block 18; Highland Park, lot 12, block 15; Highland Park, lot block 15; Highland Park, lot 24, block 15 4. tteceeeens + memes Riversbend, lots 1 to 8 inclusive, Murphy, Frank A. on'11, township 34, "range 80; “SW section 12, tawnakip 34, FANGO 80 wccecccccencccccccces —nrcoownes CASDEr, Alot,'4, block 107 ...<.-oapeenderenweecocsebnnoabuseren Murphy, Hugh A. c-0 Nannie L. Houck ~.scese0--Cap,. Hill, lot. 2,, block 38 Murphy, Laurence L. .. NESE, section 32, township 30, range 78; W4SW, SEXSW%, S%SEX section 33, township 80, range 78; SW, section 34, township 30, range 78; E¥NW, SW, section 3, township 29, range TB oe-----~e--e-e= Murray, Frank J. Murray, Mra. Rasha Mutchler, Selma ..., s----Powder River, lot 1, block 29 Kenwood, lot 404 Yasper, lot 15, block 12 Casper, lot 16, block Caaper, lot 5, block 120; Canpor, East 62x108 feet, lot 6, block 18; Casper, lot 7, block 15 .. 127 Meyer, M McBride, C M. co Jno. R. Hayes lara .. McBurney, Jackson A. aoe eeeeenee: soe ge ++ Tract 7,(Caaper, lot 1, bioek.1 Tract co 8. C,Davis 7, Casper, lot 2, DICCK 180 -...cecerencuecensevensonccenene i Ly nn A | f 31.15. 20.33 21.10 8.77 + 17.69 * @outh Addition, lots 1 and block J; a DaviasonSunwX, SNEUNWK, NWKNEX, section 17, township $2, range wneeeeneee Pe eT Po Sf Pe » lot 6, block 3 ~------. East 70 feet lot-5, “lock 1 161 See ae career eae Casper, » /MeCoy, ° NWN, Jot 33, block 39, range 87 ----------------—=--—---—— Bocas, B. aco Sao, Modus @--.)Casper, lot 13, block 41; x » lot 14, block oH eeeclaetiaere ts fe 7, township 40,, 1 ae 78% SEYSWK, SWKSW%, section 8, township 40, range nae ot NKSEX, NW%, section 17, township 40, range 78; NE A “section 18, township 40, range 78 ----—--------------~ Casper, -lot ‘ot «120 deine easeewcewannnwe=t= a eooweeenere: eeeee Burl mn, lot 26, block 9: a North: Burlington, lot ve block ’9 aes : -; 28.09" ‘W. Anderson ...--_--.-_Nelson, ‘tot ‘10, “block 28, p=. eonennnnennnnn neem ner 3.00 ALD. 0-0 M. J. Seo eabr ae Ny WHSWHSERSWH, ‘section 3, soeaanly $s: range $2 sees SITITNorth Casper, lot 51, "tock 35 7a , lot ‘52, block’ 39° oS pee Serger MeGinnts, z. H. vonee ein RONEN BBE, section 31, township 31, range 78; 2476 Ni section’ 32, township. 31, range 78 -------- esa emg ‘MeGinnis, J. H. ------_...--..----..84NEK, NYSEX, SEYSEXM section 26, township Si, range 78-- o-e----2e---Sherlddn "Heights, lot ‘20, blocle 69 - ~----------Mills, -lot 1, block 9 ,- gova, lot 6, block 10) --------------=-=--=---9n-nen nnn -----Aicova, lot 8, block Aer ema eres jot 11, eon ne nse neste =a Burlington, lot 6, block 10 -———----ov-w----b---—oeanna t Burlington, lot’1, ‘block 8; East Burlington, lot'2, block 8 :-----------------~---------- -North Casper, 10 192,. block 96 -—-—----a--——e-wa-nenemnmmnnnan n= “Midwest, lot~8, block aos block err “lot ‘¢-0 Naom!PalmerCasper, lot 7, block 189 --~------. Guy” es ‘McHugh, -M. Sa Ves MeInnis, Jno. --------:. ‘MclInnis, James ES... asieen Casper, lot 5, block. 20 ---------------------------23 enna ++--Sheridan Helghts, lot 13, block, 62; Sheridan Heights, lot 14, block 62 McNamara, Paul --Casper, lot 13, block 122, ---. McNeil, G.-V. ------_-_----.------..Butler, lot. 12, block 53 ~. MeNeil, John WII Ww nby, NYSE section 8, township MePeek, -Oarrie -_-----.--------..-Nelson lot ‘9, block 18 |----------~. McPherson, Angus o-_-.-<2-.. Casper, lot 5, block 14; Casper, lot 6, block 14° ----. Butler, lot 6, block 85 -.--~. ~-Butler, lot. 9, block 94 --------- Nelson, lot 5, block 13 -.. Neff, Andrew M. East. Burlington lot 4,’ block 12 ---- Neff, Elbert -._ SE SE% section 11, township 40, range 82 . NGBWH: SW%SW% section 12, township 30, range 82; < WHNWH, NWHSWH, BYSWH, SWHSW% ‘section 18, ship 40, Raimi 82; sasaae 82; NEXYSEX section 14, township 40, range 82; SBME eyeing 34. NWSE section 1, township 40, range $3 4: ~-++------Thorndale, lot 18, block’ 2 Butler, lot 3, block 77 Casper, South 20 feet ot North 34 lot 10, block 101 — +---Nelgon, lot 25, block 8 ----2---. ‘McNamara, “Paul Napier, . Robt... town- Casper, ‘lot 20, block 118 --.--------------------. Newman, Fred c-o E. H. Bragdon —. Casper, lot 17, block 121; Casper, ‘lot 18, block, 121 ---.-..-------- Nichols,” J.” J. woreaeke-----=------ North Casper, lot 68, block 37; North Casper, lot: 69, block 37; North Casper, lot 70, block 37 ~---------. Nickerson, D. D. c-o'H. E. MurphyNorth Casper, lot 155, block 31 .. Mawetion, Jam 2. 16.28 w+ seoveenvemeas BUNWH, SWKNEH, NWKSEH, S¥SBY, SEYNEX, , township 36, range 85 ~~... 19.77 48.72 60.35 NEYSEX%, N%NEX section 7, 4 r Butler, lot 8, block 89 Nix, Clarence c-o Ivan Jefferies ___ Mills, Jot. 8, block 1 -. Doble; & Brass. srsan-)+-e-=) SEXNWH, NWSW, section 2 ze 4 “ - " + S4NEX, NEXSEX, section 27, township 41, range 87; . NY¥NEK, section 33, township 41, range 87; S%4N%, section 34, township 41, range 8 SEXNW, section 35, township 41, range 8’ WSEX, NEYSEX, section 5, township 40, range 88; - Lots 3 and 4, SEXNW%, NEXSW*, section 6, township 40, range 88; - N%S%, SE% SEX, section 4, township 40, range 88; = NWXNBEX, section 27, township 41, range 88; NW:NW%, SWKSW%, section 29, township 41, range 83; SEXSEX, section 30, township 41, range 88; N4NWK, WHENEXK, WKSEXK, SW% section 32, township 41, range 88; Oy NWSE section 34, township 41, range 83 .. wee m—e------ 31.86 Novotny, 8. L. c-o Clarence Hill _. » part’ of lot’ 15, block 60; -..-----~------~---.-~---------. 28.40 rien, —oo . 4NEX, SEX%NE%, section 7, township 31, range 81; ia — | SW\NBEX; section 8, township 31, range 81 wocrreceececeeeennn= 20.48 O'Brien, Frank "M. --.-.. ----------= Midwest Heights, Jot 7, block 7; Es. s re Midwest Heights, lt 8, block “7; » psi ‘ Park Hill, lot 6, block 11; : barr South Addition, lot 18, block C; . South Addition, lot 19, block C; South Addition, lot 20, block C; South Addition; lot 25, block L; South Addition, lot 26, block L; + South Addition, lot 26, block L..-----------. weoennecnce (17.93 O'Coner, Pat) --...---.-.7-....--.SHNW%, section 33, township 41, range 80 — 3.70 O'Farrell, Z. O. o-o H. Ryan --_._..Casppr, west 90 feet of lot 6, block 162 ---__... 105.93 Okie, Jno. B. co Mgnuel Quintana _Arminto, lot 4, b'ock 7; Arminto, ‘lot’ 5, block 7 in ela 69 Osborne, Eart “--. Pagenkopf, 8. C. Paine, S. EB. -. Palmer, W. M. -. -NW4NE\%, S% section 17, township 36, range §8 ------Powder River, lot 17, blovk 31 North Casper, lot 7, block 46 --.- -Butler, fot 5, block 106; jot, 6, block 106 , section .10, township 30, range EY, sectfon 17, township’ 80, range 85 -.---— i Park Ada BE. ---..-----+----------- Casper, lot 28, block ‘122; Casper, lot .29, block “422 ----~-----+--.------we ene -----eeee 111.06 22.96 33 ee 5.26 1) ce pe anew ann = 243.08 Park, Albert @ Ida ------2----2 24.60 ---- Casper, lot: 8, block 100 --..--.---. ee yy ‘Patehen, Frank ....-..------------All of section 20, township at range 78 ~-----..--. 74.48 | | Saarege Tt ttcrsntcr gr tree —7" a lot 13, block 93; Casper, lot. 14, block 93 -.--------- 2222s ean---SEX NW, SW4NEK, WSEX section 8,township -N4%NBX, section 25, township 34, range 81 --. ~South Addition, lots 3 and 4, block B; South Addition, lots 5 and 6, block B; , South. Addition, lots 13 and 14, block B; $ : South Addition, lots 18 and 19, block B; Re - South Addtiion, lot 22 and 23,, block t South-Addition,“lots 29 to 33.inclusive, block B; ‘ South: Addition, lots 1 and. 2, block D; i South Addtiion, jot 13 and 14, block F; South Addition, lots 23.and 24, block F: South Addition, lots 25 and 26, block F; South Addition, lots 1 to 23. in¢lusive, block H; South Addition, lots 26 and 27,'block H; South Addition, lots 22 and 23, block I; - Sputh Addition, tot.26 and 27, Block I; he : South Addition; Jot 28, block . South, Addition, lots 3 and'4, block : South Addition, lots:9 to/16, inclusive, block. J; South. Additien,.lots_19 to 26 inclusive, block, J Npatecins “Willd. :.-.------------Botth: Addition Jote-a7-ana.97, block’x' ‘Paul, Owen «=-«.-North Burlington, lot 8, block 4,—.... Pearson; LeevA. --------~-. -------- Casper, lot 10, block 54 .....--. PaaMley, Mu Ne ---n.—o-—-n «North Casper, lot 99," block 32: North Casper, lot 100, block 32 awwceceewinwonecsencweeceecceseces 6.59 "| Peahacek,* Edw. Stet eee em Ets, section 7, township 33, range 8 ak) Wig, section 8, township 93 /range' 84-2222. ecoeden 9.90 Pedersen,-Jeppe O.-.-.---------+4--North Burlington, lot 7, block 1 e¢ North Burlington, lot 8, block 12 }Péety, J.-L. Pelper, Pearl co ‘Wallace Clay -. ebsahncties: w---=-se-~~North Casper, lot 66, block 33; North Casper, lot. 67, block 33 North Casper, lot. 79, block 24; North Casper, lot 89, glock 34 Pendetl, ‘Floyd EB. o-0' G. A. Mills... Mills, lot 4, block 47 —.. ‘Péndell, Floyd D..c-o Tom Mullen -. Mills, lot 15, block 14 .. Pendell, Floyd.B. c-o Joe Ryan...... Mills, lot. 3, block 49 ..._-. ‘Pendall, Floyd E. c-o Schrader -..Mills, lot 5, block 40 — Perkifis, H. EB... ween: SWHSWY, section 26, township 34, range 85. ; NESEY, section 27, township 34, range 85 NYNB¥, section 34. township 34, rango ss NWKNW4, section 35, township 34, range 85 Peters, Fr. SESE, section 9, township 3%, range 80; rope Icy. BYBWK, Wi2SBX. section 10, township 33, range 80: % NWN NNW, section 5, township Pet North Casper, lot 169, block 36; soar Pome North Casper, lot 169, bloek 25; Peterson,’ Flora, ....0.:-ceece----= Casper, weet) ha'f of lot 4, block 170° _ Peterson, H. J, Est. 0-0 A, B, Stirrett lot 0, block 164 ‘Peterson, H. J, Eat, -0 A.B, Stirrettc Tot 9, block 216 Peterson, H.)J. oo O, W, Shaffer .. Casper, lot 45, block 177 PEW, GOO W. 22. 2csen sonnewceweees Kenwood, Jot 84; Kenwood, lot Phenn, Te Ay weewneneeeeenn: ereewes Thorndal ‘Thoyndal