Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1924, Page 8

eRe “TUESDAY, JUNE 24. 1924. tactitdrkaters suiztcepina 2.10 De Beck _=° PAGE EIGHT ' Chestrut street from the south line ‘of Railroad Avenue to the BARN north line of West 10th Street; | . West 9th Street from the east | line of Chestnut Street to the 4, WELL.WE STILC HAVE ObR 37h You war To DRAW 5O 4, ee eon AcaouNT + ENTRY FER IN THE “T- GONE west line of Walnut Street. LSU a paipuadeet ye Teka A Nd " DoSeone wt! > Dow. Ge_FooLtsH!! = : : : ? WHEREAS, no_remonstrances TFS GONNA STAN Tene SIT 4 rr Gur ene = : or objections to said improvement Looks LiKE WE NEVER wile ea IS A OS have been filed with the Clerk of GET THAT | ISO FOR SPARKS GRoceme 4% pene: (Continued from Page One. lawful for ayy person or persons to have in his or their possession, ownership or control any building, vehicle, or implement used in any way for the possession, manufac- ture, transportation, sale or pur- chase of intoxicating liquors.” Councilman Tucker took exception to the term “implement.” stating that a man with an empty beer bottle in his. possession might be arrested and fined. The question of employing “stool Pigeons,” to obtain evidence on ‘vio- lators came up. Such plainclothes- men have been hired by the city ever since Acting Mayor Whisen- hunt staged a rather sensational cleanup after waiting patiently for results from the police department employed at that time. An ordinance was passed at the first reading and for the purpose of regulating parking within the busi ness section of the city. This ordi- mance makes a parking district of certain parts of streets and with the exception of West Yellowstone from David to Spruce requires that all cars shall be parked at a 45 degree angle with the curb. In the exgept- ed territory cars are to be parked parallel with the curb not less than six inches cr more than two feet from it, and with intervals of four feet between each car. Violation of the ordinance is punishable by a fine from $5 to $100, The ordinance will not be in effect until it has passed the third reading. The parking district named in- cludes Midwest avenue from David street to Durbin street, Second street from David street to Park street, West Yellowstone highway from David street to Spruce street, East Yellowstone highway from the inter- section with Second street to Park street, First street from Ash street to Durbin street, Durbin street from First street to Midwest avenue, Wol- co street from A street to Midwest avenue, Center street from A street to Fifth avenue, David street from Second street to Midwest avenue. An ordinance was passed last night creating Paving District 48. Protests on this district were over ruled as being insufficient. No pro- tests were submitted on Paving Dis- trict 50 and it was passed as read Plans and specifications were accept- ed for Paving District 49, and Pay ing District 50. Bids will be opened July 14 on these districts. ‘The assessment role on grading district No, 8 was accepted as was that of the storm sewer in district 26. MAUGHAN CUTS DOWN RECORD (Continued from Page One.) strain of his voyage, but he expres- ned confidence that his flight would be successful. ‘Taking off at 2:54 p. m., he faced courageously and smilingly the por- tion of his trip conceded to hold the greatest peril to himself and the success of his venture. But the leap over the Great Di- vide was made without mishap and he landed at Salduro, Utah at 5:20 p. m. Pacific time. Thirty one min- utes later he was off on the last leg of the journey. The epochal flight ended on Cris- ny field, dedicated to Major Crissey, who sacrificed life for the air ser. vice. Through the early twilight hours an immense throng had been gather- ing to greet the filer. Six brilliant flares illuminated the field and a beaconing finger of light from a powerful searchlight pointed aloft to guide the aviator, As his adversary, the sun, raced nway from him beyond the western horizon, the daring pilot whirled over the Sierras and swooped down- ward toward the sea, Darkness en shrouded San Francisco bay of Lieu- tenant Maughan appeared. The drone of his motor came to the ears of the waiting thousands and they broke into prolonged cheer: ing. T! ‘Mer circled the field twice, his pla ntted from view part of the ¢ a light mist. Then he shot ard to the field and taxied almost to the door of army headquarters tn a rfect landing The belt buckle of the world had teen pulled up a few more notches WASHINGTON, June 24.—Prest. dent Coolidge today wired his con. gratulations to Lieutenant R. L. Maughan on his # end to you my ‘atulations,” the President said flight ts an achievement of which every Amer. ican is proud and marks a real ad. ical aviati ie 24.—Forelgn tations in cents nd 4325 ORDINANCE NO. 415-A, AN_ ORDINANCE CREATING IMPROVEMENT DISTRIC? NO. 50, AND PROVID) FOR THE PAVING S TAIN 8 } EETS AND } HE ST ‘THEREOF UPON THE ABUT. [TING PROPERTY IN SAID DISTRIC WHEREAS, on the 9th day of June, A. D., 1924, there was pass- ed by the City Council of the City of Casper, a resolution of in tention to improve by paving, construction of necessary curbs where curbs are not already in- stalled, and other incidental work, the following streets and alleys and portions of streets and alleys, to-wit: the City of Casper in the manner and within the time provided by law, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAJNED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASPER: SECTION 1. That an improve- ment and paving district to be known as Pawing District "No. 50 is hereby created within the City of Casper, State of Wyoming, which district is hereby formed for the purpose of improving by paving and other incidental con- struction of the above described streets and alleys and portions of streets and alleys. SECTION 2. That all said streets and alleys and portions of stre¢ts and alleys hereinafter set forth, included in said Paving Dis- trict No. 50, shall be improved by paving in a good and substantial manner, and the installation of curbing where curbs are not al- ready installed, the paving to be used to be selected by the Coun- cil from the ibe kinds. con- crete pavement six inches thick: and Portland cement concrete six inches thick finished with the Vi- brolithic method, and the City Engineer is hereby directed to prepare plans and specifications for said paving as aforesaid and submit the said plans and speci- fications to the City Council for approval. SECTION 3. That the assess- ment district upon the roperty which shall be assessed for the purpose of paying costs and ex- penses of making said -improve- ments within said Paving District No. 60 shall include all property except streets and alleys includ- ed in said assessment district be- tween the termini of said im- provement abutting upon - said streets and alleys and portions of streets and alleys above set forth and described and included in said Paving District No. 50, within the following boundaries, to-wit: Beginning at_a point at the in- tersection of the center line of the alley between Chestnut and Cedar Streets, and the south line of Railroad Avenue, and running thence N. 64 degrees 02 minutes E. alone the south line of Rail- road Avenue, a distance of 372.62 feet, to the center line of the al- ley between Walnut and Chest- nut Streets; thence south along the center line of said alley a tance of 80.32 feet; thence e: along a line parallel to and 90.00 feet north of the north line of 9th Street, a distance of 19.88 feet; thence N. 76 degrees 19 minutes E. a distance of 121.06 feet to the west line of Walnut Street: thence south along the west line of Walnut Street, a dis- tance of 373.65 feet to the south- east corner of Lot 22 in Block 118, original town; thence west along the south line of said lot 22, a distance of 137.50 feet, to the center line of the alley be- tween Walnut and Chestnut Streets: thenc@ south along the center line of said alley a distance of 185.00 feet to the north line of West 10th Street; thence west along the north line of West 10th Street a distance of 335.00 feet, to the center line of the alley he- tween Chestnut and Cedar Streets: thence north along the center line of said alley_a dis- tance of 423.90 feet, to the point of beginning. SECTION 4, The character and extent of said improvement shall be as follows, to-wit, the construction of curbs where curbs are not already instajled, and the installation of paving ‘on the streets and alleys and portions of streets and alleys as hereinbefore designated, in said Paving Dis- trict No. 50, the pavement to be used to be selected from the kinds hereinbefore set forth. That all of the property within the limits of said suena aes trict except the streets and alleys or portions of streets and allyes included tHerein shall be consider- ed and held to be the _ propert; specifically benefitted by suc! improvements, and shall be the property to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses of said im- provements, which costs and ex- penses shall be assessed on all property so benefitted in accord- ance with the special benefits con- ferred upon said property in pro- portion to area and distance back from marginal lines of said | al- leys respectively and portions thereof as aforesaid within said Paving District. That the amount to be assessed against the separate lots, tracts and parcels of land within said district shall be estimated and apportioned in the manner and in accordance with Section 1984 of Wyoming Compiled Statutes of 1920. That there shail be includ- ed with the cost and expense o: said improvement to be assessed against the property included in said assessment district the costs of that portion of said improve- ment included within the limits of a street or alley intersection, space or spaces, the estimated cost and expense of inspection, engineering and surveying, tests of materials, advertising, collec- tion of assessments and all other charges to which the City may have heretofore or hereinafter in- curred in the making of said im- provements. SECTION 5, The City roserves -|tho 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, ll bids* for paving con- struction shall be made upon uni- form proposals and shall require, in addition to the general bid, the price per square yard for the cost of laying the paving upon the street when graded, which said price shall be specified in the con- tract and any deductions. or addi- tions in the amount of calculation in apportioning. the cost of said paving shall be made upon the such cost per square yard MON 6. That no part of said’ improvements are to be paid for out of the general fund or the road fund of the City of Casper. stakes ~% 37.90 every - DIME = Gor (IN THe” WORLD =- AND IN MY PALMY DAYS £ USTA IN THE BARGER OLINE ALLEY—THIS ONE HAS A SAD ENDING WELL, HE STAVED WITH ME QUITE A SPELL AFTER THAT, USED TO SLEEP IN MY BOOT AN’ WAKE ME OP AT 5:30 SHARD CONSIDERABLE, ME ASKIN’ QUESTIONS AN’ HIM ANSWERIN'’EM IN DOTS AN* DASHES WITH His TAIL, HE WASN'T SO G00D AT SPELLIN'— SORT OF PHONETIC, BUT WE GOT ALONG, IT USED TO BE LONESOME ALL WINTER BECAUSE INTO & HOLE IN THE ROCKS rovements are to be maintained yy the contractor for a five (5) years, charge for the maintenance is to be included in the assessment of such improvement. SECTION 8. shall take effect and be in full force ten (10) days from and passage, and the Clerk post for publication the same in the Casper Daily Tribune in the manner and form as re- streets and alleys hereinafter set| west forth, included in said Paving Dis- trict No. 48, shall be improved by paving in a good and substantial and the installation of curbing where curbs are not al- ready installed, the used to be selected cil from the plain Portland cement six inches thick, Portland cement concrete six inches thick. finished by the Vibrolithic method, re-en- forced id cement concrete six, inches thick, re-enforced Port- land ‘cement concrete base four or five inches thick with two xjasphaltic concrete top. with seal lain Portland cement con- Sticke with’ two ki ion epi Cc fo incl with seal coat; three or haltic base with two inch asphaltic concrete top with The term as as used in this - ment shall be held to mean and| S| meted of mixin; stone aggregates an fillers such as Warrenite Bitu- lithie, Topeka Mix or any other mixture conforming to specifica- tions acceptable to the City, and the City Engineer is hereby di- rected to prepare plans and i fications for said paving as said and submit the said plans and specifications to the City Council u SECTION 3. 388.78 feet south of the south line of 15th Street a distance o: following kinds: Passed, adopted an: this 23rd day of. June, (SEAL) 8. H. H. PRICE, Publish June 2 Meri coe 414-A. IMPROVEMENT Al LEYS AND PORTIONS OF ETS AND ALLEYS IN SAID’ DISTRICT NO, 48, AND CONSTRUCTION IN- CIDENT TO THE PAVING OF SAID DISTRICT AND APPOR- TIONING THE COST THERE- OF UPON THE ABUTTING PROPERTY IN SAID DIS- WHEREAS, on the 9th day of 924, there was pass- ity Council of City of Casper, a resolution of intention to improve by paving, edhstruction of necessary curbs where curbs are not already stalled, and other incidental work, the following streets and alleys and portions of streets and alleys, PION That the assess- ment district upon the property which shall be assessed for the purpose of paying costs and ex- pense of making said ments within said Paving District No. 48 shall include all property except streets and alleys included in said assessment tween the termini of said provement abutting streets and alleys and portions of streets and alleys above set forth and described and included in said District No. 48, within the following boundari Beginning at a point northeast corner of original town, and running thence N. 64 degrees 23 minutes E. a di tance of 66.54 feet, to the north- west corner of Block 50, original town; thence east along the south line of West 9th Street, a distance of 150.00 feet, to the center line of the alley between South Ash and South David Streets; thence south along the center line said alley a distance of 1260.00 feet; thence east along a line par- allel to and 150.00 feet north of the north line of West 13th Street, a distance of 610,00 feet, to the east line of South Center Stree thence south along the east li of South Center Street, a distance of 870.00 feet; thence west alon; arallel to and 150,00 fee from the south line of West 13th Street, a distance of 240.00 feet, to the center of the east line of. Lot 3 in Block 191, original town; thence south along the west line of the alley between South Cen- ter and South David Streets, a distance of 150.00 feet, to north line of West 14th Stree: thence west along the north line of west 14th Street, a distance of 870.06 feet, to the center line of the alley between South David and South Ash Streets; south along the center 1 said alley a distance feet; thence west along :a parallel to and 150.00: feet south of the south line of 14th Stre c distance of 360.00 feet, to the THE MAYO!! center line of the alley between South Ash and South Elm Stree’ thence south along the center line of said alley a distance of 150.00 to the north line of 15th ;. thence west along the north line of 15th Street a tance of 150.00 feet to the south- corner of Block inal town; thence south a distance of 70.00 feet; thence west a dis- tance of 60,00 feet, to the north- east corner of Block 2, Park Addition; thence it line of Elm, Street, thence it 10th Street from the east line of Ash Street, to the center line of the alley between David and 11th Street from the east line of Elm Street, to the center line of the alley between David 12th Street from the east line of CY Avenue, to the center line of the alley between David and Ash Streets; 18tl* Street from the enst line of CY Avenue to the east line of Center Street; 14th Street from the east line of CY Avenue to the center Ime of the alley between David and 15th Street from the east line of Spruce Street to the east line of Elm Street; 17th Street from the east line of Spruce Street, to the west line of Oak Street; Walnut Street from the north f}line of 15th Street, to the south line of 14th Street; Spruce Street fro line of 15th Street, line of CY Avenue; Oak Street from the of 17th Street, to the of CY Avenue; Elm Street from the 15th Street, to the Ash Street from the of 14th Street, to the David Street from the line of 14th Street, to the south line of 18th Street; WHEREAS, one remonstrance was filed which was found to be tirely insufficient by the City ‘ouncil and was therefore accord- NOW. THEREFORE, BE ORDAINED BY AND COUNCIL OF CASPER: That an improve- ment and paving district to known as Paving District No. 48 is hereby created within the City for the purpose of impro and other incidental con- struction of the above streets and alleys and portions of said/ along the w SECTION 7 That the said im- streets and alleys and portions of|a distance WE'D CRAWL * t along a line parallel to arid 150.00 feet, to the center line of the alley between South Oak and South Elm Streets; thence south along the center line of said al- ley a distance of 338.78 to the north line of West 17th Street; e west along the north line thenci of 17th Street, a distance of 150.00 feet, to the southwest _cor-| im ner of Block 2, ete addition; thence south a distance of 56.00 feet; thence west a dis- tance of 60.00 feet, to the north- east corner of Lot 18 in Block 11, Community Park Addition; thence south along the west line of O; hence west along s tine parallel ence west along a e pal to and 225.00 feet south of the line of 17th Street, a dis- tance of 275.00 feet, tothe east line of Spruce Street; thence long the east. line of Boreas Street a distance of jprur 1029.58 feet, to the north line of 15th Street; thence west along the north line of 15th Street, a distance of 778.00 feet, to _ the center of the south line of Block 167, original town; thence N. 26 degrees 34 minutes E. a distance of 167.70 feet, to the center line of the alley between 14th and 15th Street, in Block 167; thence west along the center line of said alley continued, a distance’ of 273.00 feet, to the southeast line of CY Avenue; thence N. 45 de- grees 00 minutes E. along the southeast line of CY Avenue, a distance of 2787.78 feet, to the | basis ot emumutin harged the int of beginning. p SECTION 4. The character and extent of said improvement shall be as follows, to-wit, the construction of curbs where curbs are not already installed, and the installation of paving on streets and alleys and portions of stre d_ all hereinbefore ets ani piece ae e1 ore | one designston: in said Paving trict No, 48, the Edger to be used to be selected. hereinbefore set forth. That all of the property within the limits of said assessment dis- trict except the streets and alleys or portions of streets and alleys included therein shall be consider- ed and held to be the property specifically benefitted a suc improvements, and shall the property to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses of said im- provements, which costs and ex- penses shall be assessed on all property so benefitted in accord- ance with the special benefits conferred upon said Property in proportion to area and tance back’ from beet nee vad pe a alle; respectively an ortions thereof a aforesaid within said Paving District. That the amount to be assess- ed against the separate | lots, tracts and parcels of land within said district shall be estimated and apportioned in the manner and in accordance with Section 1984 of Wyoming Compiled Statutes of 1920, That here shall be included with the cost and expense of said improvement to be assessed against the prop- erty included in said assessment district the costs of that portion of said improvement included within the limits of a street or alley intersection, space or spaces, the estimated costand ex- pense of inspection, engineering and surveying, tests of material; advertising, collection of ass ments and all other charges to which the City may have hereto- fore. or herinafter incurred in the making of said improvements, SECTION 5. The City re- serves the right and shall have the power to let contracts for the en- tire work or contracts for parts thereof in separate and specified sections. All bids for paving con- struction shall be made upon uni-|* form proposals and shall require, in addition to the general bid, the price per rere yard for the coat of lay: ie paving upon e street graded, which said orange HE COME BACK LATE ONE YEAR ANS , ALONG A WIFE AN' Sx oO’ THE WANT To COME BETWEEN 'EM AN” HE BETTER STAY AN RAISE 'EM. ied in the con- ductions or addi- | tions in the amount of calculation in apportioning the cost of said be made upon the SECTION 6. id improvements ere to for out of the wants work of any kind. That i YOUNG Imdy wants position of any 991 Room 4. are to the contractor for a an the for the mainten: ance is-to be ineluded in the as- sessment of such SECTION -8. aes ae sate Sea force ys from an and Clerk Oll Exchange. Phone 1902. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Two sets of. electric fixtures, very reasonable, LADY wants any kind of work, Box B-669, Tribune. My wants place Box B-666, Trib-| ion the Casper Daily Tribune as companio: manner end form 4s re-|°!ther east or west. this 23rd day of Ji A, D. 1924. bases FOR SALE—$92.50 Dalton addin, SEAL) . K. LOY, Tachine, ike new; $80. 234 i (a a City David. Phone 249. Publish June 24, 192 _|FOR fresh vegetables stop at Koh+ lers, Riverside Farms, Alcova FOR SALE—Altredale pups, 1023 EB. erators. Phone 636M Second. ments. 604 S. Center, HARPER method; soft water sham- marcelling; home appoint- ments. Mrs. R. Colby, 1038 Pear. Phone 1665M. CALCIMINING and painting, work guaranteed, prompt service. Phone ‘Two cents per word oF ten cents line. P°NO AD LPSS THAN 80 CENTS. eee, loud speaker and batteries, cheap. Inquire 408 FOR SALE—$125 National cash reg- PLASTERING CONTRACTOR. ot aca batt ns Hs “Estimates furnished. J. A. Han- 01 . 16 FOR SALE—Office typewriter des! and three chairs. Phone 2173R. FOR SALE—Reed baby stroller, i: cong condition, ‘d a pemsian os Ue CS SS For Sale—Household Goods teenth. Phone 1862W. bis marcelling. 700 East <A from the kinds | th publication | For Sale—AUTOMOBILES pounds $a Phone eis we FOR SALE—Bed, folding screen and resin table. Basement 321 S. Lin- WANTED—Ford truck, as first pay- ment on nice lot with large base- ment and garage; a bargain, Box B-657, Tribune, FOR SALE—Good bug body, cheap. Grant. Phone 949, does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement. THLEP: I? HONE Careful attention will received. over PHONE, -but we cannot guarantee FOR SALE—Wardrope to go 1 foot space, panel doors, small apartment, setees om breakfast ulcove; vi reasonable. Joe F. Thomas Plan! Mill, 214 West B. Phone 1806w, FOR SALE—Mahogany diningroom table, five chairs and one serv- ing chair. 704 8, Park, — , CLOSING it ‘Wanit Ads to'be Sinesifies proper. ffice before 10. after 10 to 12 a. m, will be Insertec under the head “Too Late OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE. MENTS. in excellent shape, Call m, 1130 Spruce, Phone 1166J. FOR SALE—High class four-pas- cece See USED FORD Must be accompanied by cash check in ¢1!i payment of the same the foregoing about counting the words and for the Casper Daily rate per word Tri HELP WANTED—MALE Are You Out of a Job? WANTED—A neat man to share room. Phone 200J. HELP WANTED—Female young “gentle- On the Boyle Plan, 20 per cent no insurance, The Tribune will. help every man and woman in Casper tn fearch of employment to find work by publishing FREE. “Position Wanted” ads. Re- member it will cost you noth. WANTED—Some one to help look after small apartment house, for part of rent. 615 8. Beet! WANTED—Cay eral housew pable woman for gen- 326W, GIRL~ wants. work . by Runabout ~~~ week or month, Phone 7764. WANTED—House ~ servant, cook. ight work, Coupe, starter two people, sleep EARL C. BO The Safe Place to Ruy Your Used POSITIONS WANTED ing to advertise your services in the Tribune. can drive car, Phone 1778W If you are in need of work Advertise TED—Work of any kind. Cail WANTED--By. woman, have had experi- ence. Phone 21401, DEL N. Conten