Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1924, Page 10

PAGE TEN. -FARMERS AND COMMUNISTIC PARTIES NOT IN HARMONY AT CONVENTION HELD IN ST. PAUL By DAVID LAWRENCE. (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune.) ST. PAUL, Minn., June 18,—The issue which has developed at the third party convention here is so fundamental that it may wreck the effort of the Farmer-Labor and Communist groups to get together, in a national political organization. On the che side are the avowed Communists who, while denying that they are financed or controlled by the Moscow Internationale, openly proclaim themselves as fra- ternizing with it in the same sense that the Chamber of Commerce of the United States is affiliated with the International Chamber of Com- merce and European business or- ganizations. On the other side are the radicals who used to belong to the Socialist party and who want socialization of industry and many drastic reforms, but who prefer to get it by pro- grams and methods similar to the British Labor party. “I am not a Communist,” said Duncan MacDonald, former head of the Illinois Miners’ union, “but if @ man wants to be one, that's his business. It would be a great mis. take, however, to try to make this a Communistic convention and I feel that the Communists realize that this would be an error. I am here in the hope that we can form ® national organization. I was in the Socialist party for years. I have been floundering about in re- cent years, looking for a national organization in which I could honestly go. I went the other day to southern Illinols, where there are 75,000 miners out of work. The destitution is terrible. Something must be done and perhaps we can influence that action by the steps we take here.” Mr. MacDonald is being mentoned for the presidential nomination in the event that Senator LaFollette fefuses to run on the platform Erickson, Ella Erickson, ‘Nels c-o Wm. Evans, Evans, Edgar T. Evans, Fae .. adopted, but he talks as if he, too, would decline to be a candidate on an out-and-out Communistic plat- form. - . It 1s easy to smile at the various delegates who are in attendance here, their uncouth \ppearance, their secret conferences and their vagaries. But sneers and smiles will not crush the movement, nor keep it from: extreme propaganda. Most men here are the old-time soap-box orators who have the cour- age of thelr convictions. Under- neath it all, however, they are not as violent as they look. They are not as keen for the Soviet system as they appear to be on the surface. They have the same cupidity, the Same selfishness and the same po- litical manners which are character- istic of all political conventions. Undoubtedly there is a great deal of foreign influence. here. The ex- ample of the British Labor party is held up constantly, as-are the group tactics of the French Socialists.| Fanback, <-----. Schemes of representation are pro-| Fancher, N. C. c-o. J: posed here which differ materially | F from the methods of the Republican or Democratic parties. The writer talked with Thomas Walter Mills, one of the chief LaFollette suporters here, who is called a conservative because he opposes Communism, Mr. Mills has been several years in Great Britain, Australia and the continent, study- ing the labor movement. He used to be active in the old “Greenback Party", and Insists that it was cap- tured Ay men not in sympathy with it and that no suqh fate shall befall any new party organized here or in Cleveland. “The basis of representation,” he's sald, “should be farmers’ or- santzauion and trade unions. Poll- tical ‘committees should be organ- ized which are truly representative of all farmer and labor bodies. We have no such representation here ani that is why I am opposed to taking definite action here, We should wait on the Cleveland con- ference. Mr. Mills’ {dea of occupation rep- resentation is, in the main, accept- able to the majority of the delegates, but the Communists wish to have several representatives in the na- tonal executive committee from the Workers’ party of America and af- fillated organizations. Under the scheme proposed here, the control of the party could never be wrested from the managers by a direct pri- mary in which everybody would Participate. The radicals them- selves know how easily. they cap- tured the machinery of the Repub- lican and Democratic parties in Western states by tactics of that kind. They mean to retain control by Imiting voting inside the party to duly accredited delegates from workers’ and farmers’ organizations. Evans, Maude C. -.-... Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, W. Evane, W..T. 0 Frank Evans, W..T. c-0 Guaranteed Investment Co. Evans, W. T. c-o Lincoln Nichol! Everett, Harry -._ Geo, Won Fielding, A. 8. — Finn, Leo F. ---.---.... Fisch, Wm. W. -.-. Fisher, Frank ~------. Flack, Geo. C. --. Flanders, W. B. co Thos, Fitspatrick Forrester, A. W. Foster, Mrs. EH. H.-.. Foster, Edwin B, ----....... Fraternal Order of Eagies co W. A. Lilly Free Brick & Tile Free, ‘Harry’ __. Freed, W. H. Freel, Orley ---. <i . ; Day and Night It {8 significant that there are na| Freeman, Fannie —........--s---Lot 1-10 acres to Stewart Addition, Lots 2 and 8, section 18, town- labor leaders of national prominence ~» ship 33, range 79 --~---. Oey ait Nitta art lata) : Classes here. The American Federation of|Freman, Fannie ------.,.---...----Stewart, lot 11, block 10; ~ ” . Labor {s not represented. Samuel Stewart, lot/12, block 110 aoe rew enn rege enn w ene ee nnn es Gompers has never accepted the Stewart, lots 2 and 3, block 12..-------------------------------—— Our school rooms are cool || principio of a labor party as m po. Stewart, lot 6; block 12. ~--2-----e0---e-eoen ene nne anne ceneeeeenee and well-ventilated, mak- || litical instrumentality and that ts Stewart, lot 7, block 13 -.---.---------....-. one of the reasons why, no matter what is done hore, {t will still repre- sent a minority of the laboring men in the country. There are some ing summer study de- lightful. Enroll now and get the benefit of our spe- cial summer rates. radical leaders in attendance like Alexander Howat of Kansas, Wil- liam Z, Foster of steel strike fame, Casper Business and Duncan MacDonald of Illinois, Coll but on the whole the large farm | Freeman, Fannie : lege, Inc. bodies and the biggest labor groups| c-o Casper Land & Townsite -.-.stewart, rave Ignored this convention. ‘Whom do the delegates represent? Mostly minorities in all the’ labor and farmer organizations, but they hope in time to gain power over thelr conservative brethren by an attractive program that will pul! the rank and file from their present leaders. Some of the men here are no doubt ambitious to gain contro! of national labor organizations for thelr own purposes. Some of them are “parlor Socialists,” interested in| ' the theory of radicalism and some of them are honestly convinced that, with the turn of the tide in Europe, there may be an era of extreme radicalism on this wide. But the convention is: buildd for the most part on hope rather than the strength of constituent organt- zations, —_——_ Phone 1325 BEFORE YOUR PIPES TO RUST— YOU'LL HAVE US 5 : CARD OF ‘We wish to take this way of thanking the many friends and neighbors for their kindness and floral offerings to us during our recent sorrow. Especially do we thank the Boy Scouts and boys of any kind of a ser. { pipe—water, gas or the Sun school. drain—begins to wust, its Re TRA ORE days are numbered. | Rust AND ' FAMILY: means decay and you know what decay means The life of all service pipes is limit- ed. Before the real troubles come, phone us to stop in noe advise you what is need- ed. SCHANK PLUMBING & HEATING CO. INC. 59 EAST SECOND ST. | PHONE 711 AND FAMILY For results try & Tribune Clas maet sified Ad. Freeman, co Western Galbraith, Jno, Funru, 0. A. Gallegos, Jno. .,..-... Gallegos, J. V. --.. Gallegos, Mary Garrett, Henry » Clarence rp AN ntanae Gay, EB. A. Gay, Jno. R. Huber’s Jewelry Store Fixtures For Sale or Lease i Bi Dean M. ...... Will Rent Store Room With Fixtures Complete Grachoff, Wm. Graybeal, O. “A. ~ 117 EAST SECOND STREET Green, Elizabeth -s1.... NOTICE OF SALE cwceeeennnes sannnne-Powder River, lot 15 block 10 --u-----------------=-+ Bustard Kenwood,’ tot 59 ------_---_-_.-_--.. woennn-n--+ +--------- NEY, section 22, township : ne B é NE! twenewawnnenne North Casper, west half of lots Evans, Kitty c-o A. R. Mills ..---_- Casper, lot 36, block 2; s . Evans, W. T. e-o Alex Perdaris .._ Bvansvil! Evans, W. T. c-o Mrs. C.-W. Reed -. Evans, W. T. c-o Siegel Bros, -.-_.Oildale, lots 2, 8, 4 and 5, block 8 ~--.-----------—. --North Casper, lots 151 and 152. inclusive, block 37; Fair, Al ~...------------------..—-Butler, lot 4, block 76 Horace es Fancher -North Casper, lots 140 to 146 inclusive, block 16--. rguson,. G. W. ------.......---. Morningside, lot 7, block 2 .-.--—-----.---. Ferguson, Geo. W. c-o L. D. Grove ~Morninggide, lot 9, block 1--.—.-..------~-~----——----nenen enn Ferguson, . c-o Mrs. J. H. Pinney ~_____.-.--Casper, lot 2, block 70 Ferguson, Geo W. c-o Carl Riffle -_Morningside, W% lot 1, block 1 -------.--------———_----=----ne--- Ferguson, Geo. W. ¢-o O. N. ShogrenNorth Burlington, lot 22, block 11; ‘ Ferris, L. C. o-o J. Moterman ---._Nelson, 8% lot 4, block 18 —---_..---..-. ++Kgnwood, lot 465 —--. woo--------Midwest, lot 8, block 8 --~.--------------. Forges, James -.........._________. E4¥NE\; N%SW% section 27, township 40, -anna-wna-----—North Casper, lot 66, block 31 -----------------. - ~-e------~---N, Burlington, lots 9 and 10, block 7 -...-----------~+---------=-- --~---Casper, lot, 21, block 118; For, G. R. c-o W. D. Keyser -_.--_Casper, lot 2, block 182 .. Fraher, Albert R., co U. 8. S. Koka All section 7, Free, Harry c-o Harvey Middaugh .East Burlington, lot 29, block 13 --~-. <-+-------~--------.. Sheridan Heights, lot 17, block 67; ----+--- Burlington, lot 15, block 17 -.. @ Lot Sales ~Casper, lot 8, block 157 » Fred oo O. L. Rathbun ..Casper, —----North Ci wnans wanmnmememwe Casper, 8% Of lot 13, DIOCK 84 ccccuneaseeennenaeennnnne: Garriott, Chas. Il. wooeaa+tamnanne-Gasper, lot 11, block 18! ~-----=-y--+-----North Burlington, lot 20, block 8 — Sheridan Hts. lot 6, block 68 <—a= ta wnnan nnn samen CMper, West 65 feet, Gillette, Wise F. -...---______ sheridan Hts, lot 1 —_——----—----.. fey, 8. Be aa —nnme Canper, W Cock! oo fobnson ~Casper No, a +--Kenwood, lot 115 Graybill, 8. R. oo Clayton Crouse Sheridan Hts., lot 11, bipe! \ "" P 5 o $3, range 78 -----.------------------- SEXSE%, section 16, township 33, range 78; .NE\%, section 23, township range eee nnn n neon een n nee e rin Can ‘and 100, block 22 ------...- 4NEX%, N4SEX Casper, lot 37, block, 2 --~--. ‘Kenwood, lot 177 —_-. weweennnnetsnen+------SWKSEX, rection 14, township 33, range 78; * a NY4NW%, NWKNBYX, section 23, township 33, range 78,..----.-.. ‘W. T. co C. F. Bechtol -. Evansville, - W. .T. co I. 8. Daniels -_--_ Evansville, T. ¢-0 Bessie Dennison ~Bvansville, lot 11, block 13 #-...--. Gould) ---- Evansville, lot 9, block 8 -. eee a: : » lot 10, block 10 MND. “Ss Note, *bidek quince no ee Evansville, lot 2, block 10 ~----------~.------------------------. Evansville, lot 16, block 1; Evansville, lot 17, black 1 -~..-. lot 9, block 4; ‘ East 40 feet of lots 9 and 10, block 7 ----------------------+----..- eee nnn nn amen amen pinnae North Casper, lot 174, block 37; North Casper, lot 175, block 37; North Casper, lot 73, block 35; © North Caseper, lot 74, block 35; North Casper, lot 75, block 85 -_-..2--_.-------------------------. Ewihg, Edw. M. --.---------------.H% section 8, township 34, range 7! * N% section i7, township 34, range 78 block B .. South Addition, lot 26, North Burlington, B%-lot 23, block 11 .-------------------------- ~-~--=----Alcova, lots 1 to 24 inclusive, block 2------------—---------------— w----++---Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, S4NEX; BNW! 8% section 4, township 35 87 .---~-=---~. range -Powder River, lots 3 and range 83----.---.--. Casper, + 22, block 118 ~-~---.. township 87, ran o ow neieacdpper iit, B MGtk d6Tal nee a R ¢o Casper Iron Foundry -__.____Burlington, lot 6, wlock 10; Burlington, lot 7, block 10; Burlington, lot 8, block 10 —-..-..---.----1------~-------<--+----- Free Brick & Tile c-o Jim Porter --_Burlington, lot 9, block 10; Burlington, lot 10, block 10 —~ ~East Burlington, lot 16, block East Burlington, lot 17, block East Burlington, lot 18, block East Burlington, lot 19, block 6 East Burlington, lot 20, block 6----.-----.. East Barlington, lot 27, block 13, Miitler,; ot 4, Bibel wep see e eee sea ea SS Butler, lot 7, block 20 ----_-. Butler, lot 8, block 7 -------2—------------. Sheridan Heights, lot 6, block 72; Sheridan Helghts, lot 7, block 72 -------------------------—------ East Burlington, lot 19, block 9; East Burlington, lot 20, block 9 -..---- Sheridan Heights, lot 18, block 67 -------------. Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, lot 2, block 14 ~--..-~-~~---. lotss 5 and 6, block 14 ~-.—--->.--. lot 8, block 14 ~~....,-..---.. lots 3 and 4, block 18 lot 6, block 18 ~. lot 3, block 21. lots 1, 2 and 3, block 1; lots 1 to 6 inclusive, block 2; lots 1. to 6 inclusive, block 3 lots 1 to 6 inclusive, block 4; lots 1 to 12 in¢lustve, block 5; lots 1 to 12 inclusive, block 6; lots 1 to 12 inclusive, lot 7; Stewart, lots 1, 2, and 8, block 8; Stewart, lots 10, 11 and 12, block 8; Stewart lots 1, 3 and 3, block 9; Stewart, lots 10, 11 and 12, block 9; Stewart, lots 1 to 9 inclusive, block 40; Stewart, lots 1 to 4 inclusive, block 11; Btewart, lots 9 to 12 inclusive, blosk 11; Stewart, lot 1, block 12; Stewart, lots 4 and 5, block 13; Stewart, lots 7 to 12 inclusive, block 13; Stewart, lots 1 and 2, block 13; Stewart, lots 4, 5 and 6, block 13; Stewart, lots 8 to 12 inclusive, block 13; Stewart, lot 1, block 14; Stewart, lots 3 and 4, block 14 Stewart, lots 7 and 8, block 14; Stewart, lots 10, 11 and 12, block 14; Stewart, lots 2 and 3, block 15; Stewart, lot 3, block 16; Stewart, lots 10, 11 and 12, blook 16; Stewart, lote 1, 2 and 8, block 17; Stewart, lots 10,11 and 12, block 17; Stewart, lots 1 and 3, block 18; Stewart, lots 6 to 12, inclustve, Mock 18; Stewart, lots 2 to 7 inclusive, block 19; Stewart, lots 6, 7, and 8, block 20; Stewart, lots 11 and 13, block’ 30; Stewart, lots 1 and 2; block 21; Stewart, lots 4 to 12 inclusive, Bleck 21; Btewart, lots 1 to 7 inclusive, block 23; Stewart, lots 1, 2 and 3, block 28. Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, eae queee nnn nnn nnn nee lot 4, DIOCK 180 —..1---eecaenoemeneumanewwwnnnerearnences oaane--ennwne--Butler, part lot 12, DIOCK 88 ——-an0-ranwsecenm essen enn e—ne= eo ennnt een nnnnnnnn Allendale, lot 6, block 18 -=+-North Casper, lot 172, block North Casper, lot 175, block 89.---ses------se--e-e----—— === === per, lot 188, block 30; North Casper, lot 89, block 30 -.-eceeea--0-------------. co Mrs. Mellis Stafford ....___. Casper, lot 17, block 140; Casper, lot 18, block 140 -B%8% section 25, township 36, range 82. lot 1, block 163. block 65; block 68 lot 17, block 68; 1 8% lot 18, DIOCK 68 —---—. 40 foot of H% lot 1, 3 and 8 block 160 ._.. SWYNWK: SW, section 10, NWY&NW, section 15, town: -Butler, lot 3, block 89 Evansville, lot. 15, block 11 - asper, FE 70 feet lot 12, block 100 Midwest, lot 10, block 6 ...28 80. Add lot 2, block C; So. Add, lot. 3, block C sae 60 feet lot 10, block 9% Seiprentereerneresttavatwee 28 : mection 9 township 39, range 78; township x 61-68 20.03 236.55 1.10 11,65 120.97 128.29 102.68 _ 58.60 104.62 21.99 4.97 1.4 1.97 24.53 1.32 35.88 16.69 11.55 33.35 143.50 33.05 39.79 91.64 2.20 2.20 7.32 7.32 1.32 11.00 4.37 6.59 5.20 8.95 11.66 2.20 2.20 1.10 1.10 1.10 2.20 1.10 u “| Gresses, J. D. -...-----..----------Casper, lot 4, ss a, aaes---eee--SE%SW%, section 10, township 39, range 7 BYNWH; SWKNBX, section 15, township love, Bivaon on Uf, twwnahip 38, renee @ . mection 17, : . eae SRE NEYNW4; section 20, township 33, range 82 ----------- Griffin, Jno, B. --._.---.-+-..---South Adaltion, lots 12 and 18, block Ts -——o-w--—--- Griffith, Gertrude EH. -...---------North Casper, lot jock 36; ie ee North Casper, lot 81, block 36 -. Griffith, J. B. c-o 8. S. Call ...-----Call Hart, lot 1, block 7 ~-----------------------. 72Call Hart, lot 2 block 7 ® lot 3, block 7 lot 4, block 7 lot 5, block 7 lot 1, block 8 lot 2’ block 8 ------- Call Hart, lot 5, block 8 -.----------. Call Hart, lot 1, block 10 -------. Hart, lot 2, block 9 ~.----.---. lot 3,. block 9 ~...-. lot 5, block 9 ~-~--. lot 2, block 10 ------. lot 3, block 10 --. Hart, lot 4, block 10 -. lot 5, block 10 lot 1, block 11 lot 2, block 11 -. Hear, lot 5, block 11 Hart, lot 5, block 12 ~~~. Hart, lot 2, block 13 -. Hart lot 3, block 13 ~~, Hart, lot 4, block 13 Hart, lot 5, block 13 -. Hart, lot 2, block 14 ~----. Call Hart, lot 3, block 14 ~-.---.. Hart, lot 4, block 14 -... Hart, lot 5, block 14 = Hart, lot 1, block 15 ~~. Call Hart, lot 2, block 15, -—-. Call Hart, lot 3, block 15 Call Hart, lot 4, block 1 Call Hart, lot 5, block 15 Call Hart, lot 1, block 16 Call Hart, lot 2, block 16 Call Hart, lot 3, block 16 ~ . Call Hart, lot 4, block 16 Call Hart, lot 5, block 16 - ~~ Grithith, J. By + -+..AL_. en Gordon B. Johnstone ----.--.Johnstone, lots 1 to 30 inclusive, block 2 —. Johnstone, lots 1 to 30 inclusive, block 3; Johnstone, lots 1 to 30 inclusive, block 4; Johnstone, lot's 1 to 30 inclusive, block 5; Johnstone, lots 1 to 30 inclusive, block 6; Johnstone, lots 1 to 30 inclusive, block 7; Johnstone, lots 1 to 30 inctusive, block 8 -.-.-----. Grimm, Chas, H. ..----.-------.---Mills, lot 7, block 15; Mills, lot 8, block 15 ---_---.---.-..-.. es wanwwee------ 14.50 BERT. COD cr ninncenitpantamnanen Kenwood, lot 65; Kenwood, lot 66 ~---.. wen------------ 239,89 Grudy Corp. H, BH. --...-------.---North Casper, lots 186 to 189 inclusive, block 2. Casper, lot 5, block 203 —_--. eo == 947,96 Guaranteed Invest Co, --.---------yansyille,,west 40 feet lot 5, and lot 6, block 8 -. > 9.20 Guy Burchel e-o Fanny Leroy McCann --.....- Part NEX¥NB\ vection 24, township 33, range 80 1.50 Hagens, G. R. ¢-o T. 8. Marrinick Haygood, L. M. ~_-. Hawgood, Mary B. co LeGrange Savings Bank -_.__.Casper, W% lot 5, block 111 Haley, Chas E. --_--. Evansville, lot 8, block 3 Hall, Anna L. c-o Mrs. Maggie ListCasper, lot 3, block 126; Casper, lot 4, bock 126 —. Casper, lot 7, bock 73 Casper, lot 14, block 21 —--- North Casper, lot 147, block 24; North Casper, lot 148, block, 24 Casper, lot 2, block 137 _-.-. -----SW%SEX, section 20, townchip 36, range 79 SWYSW, section 21, township 36, range 79; WNW section 28,township 36, range 79; NEYNW4, W%NEX, NEXNE%, section range 79... sseseeees-South, lot 10, block North % lot 11, block C Hansen, Mariah c-o H. M. Bailey -_Butler, lot 3, block 86 ——. Hansen, Simon J. EXS NEX, section SW%, W%SEM, W4NEX, NEY}NEX, E%NWY section 9, tarnship 36, range 7 NENBX, section 11, township 36, range SheriCan Heights, lot 3, block 68 -. panes Er ee Casper, all block 59 ~-_-. Harelson, Letta c-o Emma G. RobuckKenwood, lot 60- — Harris, BE. G. __ E%NW%, section 28, township 31, range Hartman & Laird Casper, lot 17, block 122; Casper, lot 18, block 122 +------Casper, jot 17, block 60 -... --Casper, E%% lot 5, blodk 111 Hambright, E. L. Hammon, Jno. M. --. Hand, Lee D. ~. E. J Casper, west 50-feet of lot 8, block 151 __. id . Hawks, Sarah EB. . aN Hawkins, Walter ------------. co ‘Western Realty & Lot Sales _Capital Hill, east 55% feet of lot BE, block 155 — Capital Hill, west 55 feet of lot E, block 205 —... Hawks, Sarah c-o Western Realty Co. -d. ---Capital Hill, west 39.12 feet of tot B, block 245 Heacock, Edwin E. ---.--. ---5%S5SW%. section 6, township 34, range 80; SESE, section 6, township 34, range 80; W%, W%, BY, SEXSE%, section 8, township 34, range 80 Heagney, R. BE. N, -----.----------Casper, lot 7, block 18% ~~... —— Heagney R. E. N. co Frank Heagney -....-.----.--N%NEX. SEYNE\, section 32, township 37, range 82; SW4%NW, section 33, township 37, range 82 _ 7.38 Heckel, G. L. co Austin Riley ---.Capital Hill, lot 10, block 33 62.84 Hemry, C. D. Casper, lot 3, block 190 —-._ 113.63 Henderson, --Call Hart, south 40 feet of B% of lot 3, block 2 — f Hendrick, Perce V. -....-. Casper, lot 3, block 109 ---.__.... = Henrikson, Joe, -SEY%SE%, section 19, township 34, range 84 N%4N%, N4SEX, NEXSWK, S%4N1, section 29, township 34 range 84; N%NEX, SWKNEX, SEYNEX, section 30, township 34, range 84 18.61 eee Nelson, lot 9, block 14 --__-_ 6.59 RON --=---..--------North Casper, lot 82, block 36 — 26.71 -+=-Call-Hart 5%S81-3N% of lot 5, block 6 Call-Hart, lot 2, block 5; » Call-Hart, lot 4, block 6; Call-Hart, W% of lot 8, block 6 Herrington, Robt. 8. -.... Casper, lot 7, block 163 -..._... Hess, oo Mrs.’C. P. Arbagast -....-... Evansville, lot 8, block 17; Evansville, lot 9, block 17; 4 Evansville, lot 10, block 17 ...... Vartaiieteiies ngs dic . “ eo Guaranteed Invest. Co. ...... Evansville, lot 4, block 2 Evansville, lot 11, block Evanaville, lot 12, block Hewes, LaRue ----...-------------Caspor, lot 14, block 85 Hickman, Lew, ------.+++09++--+++, Lot 2, SWY%\NE, section 2, township 29, range 81 . W%BEX%, section 35, township 80, range $1 _ Hightower, T. A. Hil, Frank —-----.. Casper, lot 4, block 98 .. E Fon ---- Lot 3, NEYSW%, N%SE%, section 30, town: Hjorth Royalty Co. ...... -8E%, section 32, township 40, range 79 Holland, Freda co Geo. A. Jourgensen .......... Butler, south 100 feet, of lot 12, block 12 PESTON ert, 5 Hollis, BL. quednainanens scaseaeek RAUWOOA, 10t ‘; Kenwood, lot 4 ~~... Holman, W. P. e-o Wm. H. ConnorsHolman Acres, lot 4, Holmes, Grace EB. c-o LeRoy MooreNW% section 35, township 41, range 17 Holtzman, W. 8. ---.-- Nelson, lot 9, block 12 Holtman, W. 8. and M. oo J. R. Hansard Holtzman, W. 8. eo Franklin O. Holtzman .......North Casper, lot 97, block 92; North Casper, lot 98, block 32 Horstman, C. H. o-0 Scott Loveland Canper, SE 45 feet of lot 8, block 160 Hosler, Grant, c-o Grever Pendleton Mills, lot 11, block 6 ..-....._... Howlett, Jno, A, ~-----s0-----er=++Midweat Heights, lot 11, block 4. Midwest Heights, lot 6, block & Midwest Heights, lot 18, block 5 _ » lot 27, bleck 3. lot 12, block 8 .. --+ Midwest Heights, lot 14, block 4; Midwest Heights, lot 14, block 5; Midwest Heights, lot 17, block . <- Midw8st Heights, lot 23, block 5; * Midwest Heights, lot 24, block 5: Midwest Heights, lot 4, block $ Huber, Paul ------------.s-.------Highland Park, lot 12,' block 3 Highlang Park, lot 21, block 3 _ Highland Park, lot block 3 - Highland Park, lov Highland Wark, Highland Park, Highland Park, Highland Park, Highland Park, Highland Park, lot 6, 7 Highland Park, lot 24,. block Highland Park, lot 26," block ‘ Highland Park, lot 9, block 8. a Highland Park, lot 12, block t SU Butler, lot 4, block 14 Howlett, Jno. A. eo P. A, Bunrs lot 8, block 4 . lot 8, block 4. lot 17, lot 4, Huber, Paul