Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT BRONZE STATUE OF BUFFALO BILL BEING SHIPPED T0 CODY Buffalo Bill is saying farewell to the east! For one week ‘the handsome bronze equestrian statue of Col. Wil- liam F, Cody, work’ of Mrs. Harry * Payne Whitney, is on exhibition on the Mall in Central park, New York City, prior to its departure for the west, and its permanent location at Cody, Wyo. The lifelike bronze is placed in an excellent position be- tween the statues of Shakespeare and Columbus, New York and the east is thus given an opportunity to view the unusual art piece through the courtesy of Francis D. Gallatin, commissioner of parks of the dity of New York. “This remarkable statue will mean a good deal not only to the far west, where people know Colonel Cody so well and where people will now flock to see him in bronze, but it will mean something to this entire coun try,” said Judge Elbert Gary, presi dent of the United States ‘Steel cor. poration, at the special Sunset cere: mony, which opened the exhibition week, which is being conducted by the Buffalo Bill American associa- tion, and the American Scenjc, and Historic Preservation society. “There is beyond this work of art another and a deeper meaning, continued Judge Gary. “This great statue actually represents what America stands for. Note that for- ward movement, that inspired move- ment, that movement of leadership. The ‘horse and rider are plunging ahead, aggressive, leaders. It is typical of this country which leads all other nations in the forward stride.” Other speakers at the ceremony were: Dr. George F. Kunz, presi TRAMP KILLED AT BILLINGS BILLINGS, Mont., June 18,—An unidentified man about .65 ars old apparently a tramp was struck and almost instantly killed by west- bound Burlington passenger. train No. 43, just east of Billings about 6:15 o'clock this morning. The man stepped from behind an eastbound freight in front of the passenger train. His right side was crushed from shoulder to ankle and he liv- ed only a few minutes. Nothing by which identification could be made was fougd in the man’s clothing. ——__.___—_ MINNESOTA PRIMARIES ARE HELD 8T. PAUL, nominees for June 18.—Republican United States senator and governor and the Farmer-Labor gubernatorial selection had not been definitely determined today when tabulation of returns from Mon- day's primary election was resumed here. Magnus Johnson, Minnesota's junior senator, was renominated on the Farmer-Labor ticket in a walk- way, registering a vote that may in on a ten to one ratio over the nearest of his two opponents. Oscar Hallam of St. Paul, former associate justice of the te su preme court had a lead of 8,000 votes over Congressman Thomas D. Schall in the Republican senatorial contest, with Ole Sageng of Dalton running third For governor, Theodore Christian. gon of Dawson had a lead of 2,000 votes over Curtis M. Johnson of Rush City, on the Republican ticket with the other four candidates pressing them closely dent of the American Scenic’ and Historic Preservation society; F. D. Gallatin, park commissioner, and Robert D. Dripps, secretary of the Buffalo Bill American association, and former director of public safety of Philadelphia, Groups of Camp Fire girls in cere- monial costume formed a court of honor, and grouped about Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, the sculptor, at the fiag-draped base of the statue, while the two thousand spectators cheered the talented sculptor, and batterfes of motion picture men and photographers took pictures of the group. Early next week the three ton statue of Buffalo Bill, which was recently honored by the French gov: ernment with the “Award of Hono: and which is the largest statue ever made by a woman, will start its journey westward. It will be un- velled by the Buffalo Bill American avsociation, July 4, at ly 4, at Cody. WOUNDED B BY AGED HUBBY DENVER, June 18,—Mrs. Minnie L. Graves, 60 years old, who was shot and severely injured last night by her husband, Abner Graves, 90 years old, mining engineer and former plainsman, was still alive today although physicians declared her condition was critical. Her hus- band, whom she accuses of firing the shots is confined in the general hospital. He {s so badly crippled that he is unable to walk very ,well even with the aid of crutches.” He is under police guard and will be held until the outcome of his wife's injuries can be determined. The shooting, according to room: ers in the same house as the Graves family, climaxed a violent quarrel between the woman and her aged husband, over the signing of a bill of sale for their home. Graves was said to have been sitting in a chair at the time of the shooting while his wife stood but a few feet away. “T had to do it, one of us had 50.’ Graves told police detecti immediately following the shooting. He. explained this by declaring that his wife had tried to kill him by putting polson into his coffee Monday evening. An examination by physicians at the general hos- pital later disproved this statement, according to a police report. The shooting occurred shortly be- fore 10 o'clock last night. Mr, and Mrs. Graves have been married 1 UNKNOWN MAN TRACK VICTIM DENVER, June 18.—Pollios ‘and coroners office attaches today are secking to establish the identity of an aged man who yesterday was struck and killed while walking along the right of way of the Moffat road near Utah Junction. The man, apparently-abcut 65 years of age was carrying a handkerchief with the initials “W. M. N." as the only means of identification, The man was struck and knocked to the side of the railroad’s right of way by the engine and suffered a fractured skull. He died in th police ambulance while being re- moved to the general hospital. —_—_—_———————— Call tho Tribune for highway tn, formation i oe For results try a Tribune rified Ad Clas === Cir.cqnot Cio Ginger Ale There’s just-right-ness in every bottle of Clicquot Club. It’s never too hot. It’s never too sharp. It is just right for just about everybody. Sotheyalllikeit, Order by the case from your grocer, druggist, or confecti ‘The Clicquot Club Company ‘Millis, Mass... U.S. A, The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona tes : € j Notice is hereby given on the 7th day of July, Hundred and Twenty-four, at the Co: City , Co trona and State of Wyoming, a sale of real! estate for taxes due and un same will take place between the hours of Nine A, M. and 5 P.M. Said sale continue from day to day until all of said property is d The real estate to be offered at said sale, aco nita with the taxes, pe: costs due on the ssme is described as follows, to-wit Adams, E, W. Alshton, Pred W. -..------------- Wolton; Mat 4 Par bees Albin, Carl e-@ J. A. Cantrell --..--No. Cas: lot 169, block Allen, Jno. D. Lincthmasinsrrnric | WYNBYX; Section 21, township 36, NW% WHNEM section 28, Allen, J. J. -2e-0 eee + ----= =aceee Allendale,” lot 1, block 6. Allendale, lot 1, bléck 11 ---------. lot 2, block 11 ---~---~--------- lot 8, block 11-.----------------+---: eae on th igre wu sw, | BySWh: WEE 85, range 88------2recenenne Tot 5, DIOCK 1} ~saeannn--eerwereer—-o-ese= lot 6, BIOCK 11 ~+e-eneenneenreenercenrerrrenensenensere DIOCK 11 12 - eae we wns eee neem enna enn ner reeeee nnn fot 12, blogk 1. |) Wt 7, BIOCK 88 .op-nnnnnnnnwrnverennnneneresserewneeeen a= lot 1, block 23-~.-----~-----+~ ------ --- renee nner neenn a Jot 4, block 28 -.--~-~-------------=--=--- Allen, J. J. lendale, Nendale, Allendale, lot 5, block 38 -.----------..-------~----- Allen, J, J. c-o Gantt & Ce, ...-....An unplatted piece of ground on Jefferson Street, North of ‘Block 41, Capitol Hill; Allendale, lot 2, bleck 32-..-----. Allen, J. J. c-0 Leo Ressegue ---»-.Allendals, lot 1, block a ’ Allendale, lot 2, block 25 Allendale, lot 3, block 25---------------~---- Allen, J. J, c-o L. P. Ruegsuegger -. Allendale, lot 1, block 24-.. Anda, Ross. Casper, lot 14, block 121 Casper, lot 16, block 12 Casper, lot 16, block 136...---—-------------- en eeeeeweee nnn yenenennnecee 105.78 Anderson, C. A. -..-~----..---—.-North Casper, lot 188, block 34; North Casper, lot 189, block 34.----------------------------------- Anderson, C, H. Co. --.,..------..Sheridan Heights, 8% lot 2, bleck 11 Sheridan Heights, lot 3, block 71-- wovwnercnnes 5A Anderson, Geo. W. ..---------+----Burlington, lot 15, block 3 ------. weememnmene | (1.83 Anderson, enecee----Cepitol Hill, lot 10, block 37; Casper, lot 5, block 187 -.~--en---vern~vonecerenn-e--n-—nne rman 58.82 Andrews, Marion Jess, ----....--.-.Lots 3 and 4; S4NWKSWH section 2, 9. township 38, range 8 Lets 1 and 2; 84NE%;SE% section 2, township 83, range 85--- 18.54 Antelope Springs L. & L. Co. S%4SE% ;NEKSEY SEYSWK section. 17 township ¥ range $1; N%NEYINEXNW% gection 20, township 40, range 81; NE section 27, township 40, range a Archer, A. C. .. Athanaak: Arundel, a eececsenee------0 South, lots 24 and 2b;, South, lots 24 and 25, block B; . South, lots 24 and 25, block H ~--~~~------+-+- ---Mills, lot 15, block 9-. «North Casper, lot 163, a North Casper, lot 164, block 37; North Casper, lot 165, block 37 ------------ avery, James R. -. Babb & Mili Bader, Chas. --------..--:.--1.-seeLots 1 and 2; S4NWK; NWSWH; BWHNE; section 1, township ' 38, range 78; NESE% section 2, township $3, range Sheridan Heights, lot 6, block 118 weneereneneeAllendale, lot 2, blOCK 6 ------~------r--ne--nee-nernneeennetnre == . Bailey -.....North Casper, lot 189, block 38; North Casper, N% lot 190, block nS ARAMAROR ORR Belers, ps ove an —— pended «664 Center 66 feet lot 9, block 51 0 SG, Ss sm ++-Butler, W part lots l'and 2, block 92 Barlitt, Rolia B, ee 6. M. biotin SISBYUSEY section 26, township 3 iarnes, Carl. K.. -—. ~--Whites W 64 feet lot 7, block 4 Bernt, Eerl ++-Glendale lot 5, block 1 ------------- Bahr, Nellie Bahr, Nellie Batey, Amos c-6 NWNW section 28, t ied) 1 section 28, township $1, range Sie ib se! acer Baysinger, 8. B. ---....-------e--eNelson, lot 3, block 19 Nelson, lot 4, block 19; a Ison, lot 5. block 19 Nelson, lot 7, block 19--.--.. -vee+spueeButler, part of lot 13, block 82 Butler, part of lot 14, block 82-~~.----e------cewe-e---- 22+ eee, Beanblossom, Mirrlam B, .......-.. Kenwood, lot 895; 7 Kenwood, ' = Beaton, Jno. c-o G. O. Brown Teapot, lot - see $s Asfeny lot 1, block 10; t, jot 2, block 10.. Beaton, Jno. e-o Mrs. D. Nichols <--Teapot, lot 7, block 12 .. Jno, Beaton c-o Teapot ; Delelopment ... eos ees et % "Meek it ‘Teapot, lot 13, block 1; Teapot, lot 14, block 1--... ‘Teapot, lots 20 to 27 inclusivi Beal, J. E. -. Beaton, Jro., Development co Teapet sreadacwwencnneeenos TOS Dot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, ‘Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, ‘Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, = Teapot, z apot, lots 7-9, block 3; lot 10, block 2 lot 24, block 2; lots 17-18, block 2; lots 19-21, block 2; lots 22-23; block 2 lot 5, block 3; lots 9-11, biock 3; lota 12-13, block 8 lots 1-2, block 6; lots 6 afi 9, block 6 lots 18-19-21, block 6 lots 10-11, block 7; JOts 17 and 18, PIOCK 7 -----seenerennn-nnon-nnwnecenennn= lot 4, block 8 lots 6 to 18 inclusive block 8: lots 15, 18, block lotw 22, 2: and 19, block 10 ~..~---------------—-. lots 4 and 7, block 11; lots 8 and 9, block 11; lots 10, 11 and 12, DIOCCK 11 ~sonn-nnnnennnnnnennnnenanee lot 17, Block 115 lots 18, 19 and 24, lots 2 and 3, block 4 and 5, block 12 lots 6 and 9, block 12 .......-----. eenccenecce-e. eeesencese Jot 2, block 14; , lots 3 atd 4 block 14; lots 6 and 8, block 14; lots 9 and 13, block 14 .- Jota 11 and 12. block 16 «. lots 5 and 6, block 17; lots 7 and 11, block 17 lots 12 and 18, block 17 ...---.-- lota 3 to 12 inclusive, block lot 6, block 19 -.. lots 6 and 8, block 20 » lote 22, 23 and 24, block 20 - lots 3 and 4, block 21 lot 5, block 21 lots 15 to 22 Inclusive, block a1 lots 1, 2 and 3 block 22 lots & and 6, block 22 lots 18, 14 and 15, blook 22 ~.~---------------0++ eeeenrene lota 17, 18, 20 and 21, block 22 lot 24, bloek 22 lots 9 and 15, block 2: lots 18 and 19, block 2 Teapot, lote 22 and 23, block 38 ~-----a------=~, , lots 11 and 12, block 24 ~~~... lotsa 4 and 7, block 29 ...... , lots 1 and 2, block 30; lots 3 and 4, block 39; lot# T and 10, block 30; lots 15, 16 and 17, block 30 -. 2.20 hlock 11 -.. °: Z 23: 3.25 3.85 1,66 440 Jota 13 to 18 Inclusive, bleck 91 -.--. Jota 20, 21 and 22, block 31 lots 1 to 6 inclusive, block 82 lots 9 and 10, block 32 ..-.~~--------0---- nnn - nee mene nee be) 12 and 15, block 32; © Joc! lots a and 4, block #3 Teapot, lots 10 and 11, blOCK 83 --------en-ennnnneneenenenennnnne== Teapot, lot 7. block 34; Teapot, lots 8 and 9, block 34 Teapot, lots 12 to 18 inclusive, block 84 ~....----<--<e-eeene: coene Teapot, lota 5 and 7, block 35; . Teapot, lot 11 and Ddlock 35 2 Teapot, lot 13, bDieck §¢ . _ fancy lots 12. 18 and 14, . lots 1 and &, block. 3 Teapot, lots 13 and 16, Block 38; Sacer «ee , in the year of our Lord Nineteen it ! Hu EEEEEEEE cae : : ‘4 . block ' ‘Teapot, 1 and 2, block 48; Teapot, lots 5, 12 and (8 weneeennnnnnnnnnnnnnnn—nen eM See Bee ‘Teapot, 10, i Teapot, lot 11, Teapot, lot 12, block x Teapst, lot 16 to 18, 3 ‘Teapot, block Teapot, tot 9 ‘ek ‘Teapot, lot 8, block f lots 2, 8 and Jot 6 and 7, block 3; . lots 14 and 15, : ‘Teapot, lots 16 and 17, Rae eet ne ~ ‘Teapot, lots 2 to 10 inclusl 5 = ‘ Teapot, lots 1 to 18 inclusive, block Teapot, lots 23 and 24, rn Teapot, lots 3, 4 and 5, ra * * Teapot, lots 7 and 8, Dlock ‘Teepot, lots 10, 11 ani . Teapot, lot 20, block 4 Teapot, lot 22, block “ Teapot, lot 4, block 7; lot 7 and 8, block 7; ‘Teapot, 1; Teapot, lots 14 to 18 inclusive, bleek 17; wee Teapot Devel ‘Teapot, lot 20, block 17: co emt --------.' 5 : fis ‘Teapot lots 1 to 4 iriclusive, bleck 19; Fae fetes lot 10, bl A . Teapot, lots 9 and 10, block 20; lots 13 to 18 inclusive, block 2% lots 7, 8 and 12, block 21; lots 9 and 10, block 23; lot 16, block 22; lots 22 and 23, block 33; lots 1 to 8, inclusive, bleck 33; hy lots 10 to 14, inclusive, bleck 38; ‘Teapot, lots 16 and 17, block 2 Teapot, lots 20 and 21, block = Teapot, lot 24, block 23; i . Teapot, lots 1 to 10 inclusive, block 24; , Teapot, lots 13 to 21 inclusive, block 24; Teapot,lots 1-to 17, inclusive, block 26; ‘Teapot, lots 1 to 13 inclusive, og 8 2 Mf Teapdt, lots 1 to 24 inclusive, block 28; ‘Peapot, lots 1 to.3 inclusive, block ‘Teapot, lots 6 and 6, block 20 Teapot, lots 8 to 12 inclusive, block 29 ‘Teapot, lots 19 to 22 inclusive, block 29; ‘Teapot, lot 24, block 29; ‘Teapot, lots § and 6, block 30; rs Teapot, lots 8 and 9, block 80; ae i Teapot, lots 13 and 14, block 30; 8 ‘Teapot, block 30; 4 Teapot, lots 3 to 10 inclusive, bleck 31; Teapot, lot 12, block 31; Teapot, lot 19, block 31; f ‘Teapot, lota 23 and.24, block 81; Teapot, lots 7 and 8, block 82; ‘Teapot, lots 13 and 14, block 33; ‘ Teapot, lots 17, 18, block 33; 4 ¥ Teapot, lot 22, block 32; 24 dlock 38; 2 . Teapot, lote § to 9 ‘=clusive, ¢ ‘Teapot, lots 12 to 18 inclusive, block 33; HH Teapot, lots 20 and 21, block 33; ‘ e Teapot, lot 24, block 33; ‘Teapot, lots 1 to 4 inclusive, block 24; Teapot, lots 10 and 11, block 34; ‘Teapot, lots 1 to 4 inclusive, block 36; Teapot, lots 6 and.9, dlock 35; » block 29; 2, 3 and 4 block 88; \ ‘Teapot, lots 6 to 12 inclusive, block 38; Teapot, lots 2 to 9 inclusive, block 39; ‘Teapot, lots 11 and 12, block 39; Teapot, lots 15 to 24 inclusive; block 39; Teapot, lots 1 and 2, block 40; ‘Teapot, lots 4 to 15 inclusive, block 40; Teapot, lots 20, 23 and 24, block 40; Teapot, lots 1 to 24 inclusive, blbck 41; Teapot, lots 1 to 24 inclusive, block 42; ‘Teapot, | 5 to 30 inclusive, block 43 Teapot, lois 1 to 27 Inclusive, block 44; Teapot, lots 1 to 24 inclusive, block 4 Teapot, lots 1 to'21 inclusive, block 46 Teapot, lots 1 to 17 inclusive, block Teapot, lots 3 and 4, block Teapot, lots 6 to 11 inclusive, block 48; Teapot, lots 1 to 9 inclusive, block 4 Teapot, lots 1 to 5 inclusive, block 50 pa Drilling Ste, Exhibit ‘eapot Drilling Site, Exhibit » lote.1 to 179 Teapot Drilling Site, Exthibt "A," Lots 1 to ts naa Teapot Drilling Site, Exhibit “A,” lots 1 to & ini . Teapot Drilling Site, Exhibit ‘Teapot Teapot Teapot Teapot Drilling Site Exhibit “B” lots Ay to 289 inclusive, 321.87 , lots 1 to 171 inclusive, ei Teapot Drilling Exhibit.""B" lots 2 Teapot Drilling Site Exhibit “B’ lots ie Teapot Drilling Site Exhibit “ lots 290 to 606 {1 Teapot Drilling Site, Exhibit lote 1 46 inate dou Teapot Drilling Site, Exhibit “' lote 1 506 inclusive, block Teapot Drilling Site Exhibit “! lots 1 507 teeta, Teapot Drilling Site Exhibit 1 Teapot Drilling Stte Exhibit Teapot Drilling 8! Exhibit Bech, Geo, eo H. T. Miller .. ‘Casper, lot 19, block 118 ... Belgo-Ameracine Des Pet. ..- Lots 1, 2: SWKNEK: W tee ¥NEY: %: BEYNEX section 2 township 40, . Lota 3 and 4: EYSW\. section 81, township 41, f SEXSE\: section 36 township 41; reget ee dae Bell, W. A. -... ~---20+. White, lot 6, block 48 ~..-..-..-- ‘ Bequettd, mW. . DIINO. Casper, lot Ble Bloke BIE eee a Berg, BAdte +No. Casper, lot 52, block 35 -..........-----cececececeee. Part NEYNW4. section 4, township 33, range 7 men dyed fot 172 -... -- ---Lot 2 section 6, township 29, range -W%SB%: section $1, township 80, range «Midwest, lot 31 block 2 sisal aN: -Burlington, lot 44 block 10; Burlington, lot 45, block 10 «Casper, lot 6, block 19 .. Bicknell, Beidermann, J. L. «. Blackstone, W. E. Blanchard, L, B. North Casper, lot 127 block 28: North Casper, 'ot 128, block 38; North Casper, lot 4! leek 24; North Casper, lot 50, block 24 .. Biase, A. H. --.Butler, lot 14, block 135 Blodgett, J F. --=++Caaper, lot 2, blook 79 Blye, Daniel -----Nelgon, lot 11, block 13; Nelson, lot 12, block 18 ~.......-2. qaen-—--Kenwood, lot 247 ........ anenneeee-==Mil's, lot 11, block 25 — -Casper, east half lot 13, block 194 ~owannnne=Gothmore Park, lot 41, bloek 1 .. “Midwest, lot 20, block 1 --......, Bockhahn, Frantz ..-- Boggers, Eugene H. Bohannon, B. L. Bon, Cecil Bouzis, Jno. nian s bans > Bradfield, Chas. Hy co Charles Small ....-. Briee, D; W. ------------------+--Casper, Fart lot 9 Casper, "Part lot 10, block 60 Britton, Marjorie + ~-~Teapot, lot 18, block 11 +MiMe, lot 11, block 12 . + Butler, lot 1, block 73 .- Butler, lot 6, block 76 Hutler, lot 1, block 77 lot 18, block 97 Bryan, Bryan, Grace F. .