Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT . @pe Casper Dally Cridune The State of Wyoming, bes: ‘BIG CONVENTION | 2s. t ii County of Na- Hundred and Twenty-four, at the Courthouse, in the City of Casper, By ROBERT T. SMALL the women of the convention are in{trona and State of Wyoming, a sale of real estate for vadek pth unpaid on th (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune) [their places more consistent than|samé will take place between the hours of Nine A. M, an . M. taste the Democrats have had A) siping, gard sot conteeee yee 10 n do. 1 it t and v rata ere ae ath Bae, Straight. ‘The real strain of the bal- The real estate to be offered at said sale, together with the taxes, penalties and costs due on the same is described as follows, to-wit: ? ; from reassuring. There have been|nine section, but they are full pre- J ~ fs i several fist fights on the floor|pared for it and valiantly say,] Adams, B. W. ....-----.-+o--senssButler, lot 8, block 96 of the convention, where every ef-|“Bring on your midnight oil.” That Notice is hereby given on the-7th day of July, in the year of our’ Lord Nineteen sto the, Dersocras ve had’ of| ping, caucusing and conferring tke Said sale will continue from day to day until all of said property is disposed of. presidential campaign has been far] loting is yet to tell.upon the feml- Butler, lot 4, block 95-.--.—. « 1.34 fort was made to subdue the pas-|!s the only kind of oll that 1s sup-| Aishton, Fred Wi ----------lces--Wolton, lot 9, Mock 2 _- a 34 el rather than to arouse them.|posed not to be contaminated these! Ainin, Carl e-6 J. A. Cantrell -...-.No. Casper. lot 169, block 37. = - Sy ete 82 During the voting of Saturday night | days. Allen, Jno. D. s-.--4) 12. 0+ ++ ee EWNEW; SWKNEXK: WHENWH: NWKSWH; SSW of the klan and ant!-klan plank, two 4 1 maction 31, Pememe eer rane. as $8.74 or three policemen could be sitting} Joe Tumulty has just about lo: NW% W%NE% section 28, township 35, range 55. . between two belligerent delegates.| faith in the Democratic party. T WT. TS. cence coe 2 cenee enneee Allendale, lot 1, block 6. 2.20 Most of the blows exchanged thus}convention refused to vote for a Jot 1, block 11 + 2.20 far have been between members‘ of|stronger League of Nations plank lot 2, block 11 2.20 the same state delegation. That is/and also refused to name the Ku Allendale, lot 3, block 11----~.. - 2,20 the difficulty with religious quarrels.| Klux Klan. Joe thought it should ANMendale, lot 4, block 11 2.20 They take no heed of family tles.|have done both., There is no in-| , Allendale, lot'5, block 11 -_..—... 2.20 Oddly enough the strongest pléas/ dication as yet, however, that he Allendale, lot 6, block 11 -.-.- 2.20 for religious tolerance in the conyen-| is going to bolt. je, lot 7, block 11 --.... 2.20 tién have come from those who are es 4 , lot 8, block 11 —---_--.. 2.20 accused by the opporition of being! ‘phe friends of Judge Timothy F. Allendale, lot 2.20 friendly to the Klan. Those who} Ansberry of Ohio, Washington and : : Allendale, lot. ooo Ey) would have denounced the klan by|yiami, Fla., have been surprised to ‘ Allendale, lot 11, block 11 -------..- 2.20 name have insisted, however, that/ ring him ensconsed in the Philippine Allendale, 'ot 12, block 11 2.20 thé question was uot a religious One| delegation at the convention. The Alba, 3. Bon... .nnne seaceaseAllendale, lot 1, biodk 28_--_--____ 2.20 at all, just poltical Judge is sitting in as an alternate, ‘Allendale, lot 4, block 23 —-------- 2.20 6s PgR He is also an alternate-at-large from Allendale, lot 5, block 23 __. “3 2.20 Tt Is difficult to convince the man|Ohio. Someone said he also tried n the street or on the sidewalks of Alien, J. J. co Gantt & Ce, -.....-.An unplatted piece of ground on Jefferson Street, North of Block w York that Al Smith is not to be m, \ 41, Capitol Hill; Allendale, lot 2, block» 22-.--------------------- eecewwennweeennn= | 97.86 Allen, J, J. ¢-0 Lee Resmegug ~...-. Allendale, lot 1, plock 25; Allendale, lot 2, block 25 to get on the delegation from the District of Columbia. Evidently the nominated. You can have a fight| judge was going to make certain of on your hands on almost any corner} being on the convention floor. Fort- by making such an assertion. The} unately his principal from the ~Phil- ‘ Allendale, lot 3, block 25--. $2.22 ention !s being held here in New| ippines, whoever he may be, is not rk City, it is a Democratic gath- on the ground, so the judge is sit-| Allen, J. J. co L. P. Ruegsuegger -Allendale, lot 11, block 24 5.86 so the “common people” |ting pretty and voting as a disciple} ANG&, Roes.---.-....--s-eeeeree- Casper, lot 14, block 126; {riends of the governor can't under-|of the land once made famous. by — Casper, lot 15, block 126; stand why the assemblage does not| Hmilio Aguinaldo. Casper, lot 16, block 126 -~. 88.44 go on and nominate him. What's — Andersen, C. 4. -.---.--2...---=--North Casper, lot 188, blot 3 ibs: the use of a convention ff it does et ia % "North Casper, lot 189, bi y not nominate Al,- they argue. Fur- Ais psthragriietic psidicetbess Bore! Anderson, C. H. Ce. ..-...........Sheridan Heights, 8% lot 2, block 7: thermore, they -will tell. you ‘s}c. C. Carlin of Virginia, who haa eridan Heights, lot 3, block 71-. 5.49 y man who can carry New! teen commander of the Underwood | Anderson, Gee. W. --+--------Burlington, lot 15, block 3 71.33 © against the Republicans. | ioom,* In 1920, Mr. Carlin was man-| Andéraon, Harry C. -. n-wee-Capitol Hill, lot 10, block 3 The decision, however, is in thelacer of the A. Mitchell Palmer Casper, lot 5, block 157 — ree wee a -- 58.81 hands of the delegates. boom. Some folks don’t know yet] Andrews, Marton Jess, .... «Lots 3 and 4; SK*NWXISW% sectron 2, township 33, range 8 = whether Mr. Carlin tg representing Lots 1 and 2; S%NE%:SE% section 2, township 33, range 85-- 18.54 ‘ New York's theatrical managers,|the District of Columbia or Ole Vir-| Antelope Springs L. @ L. Coe. ....3%SE\%;NEXSEX:SE%SW% section 17 tdwnship 40, range 81; supposedly all wise, have had the/ ginny. If he | N%*NEK:NEXNW section 20, township 40; range 81; jolts of their turbulent young lives] home NE% section 27, township 40, range 81 handed to them by the convention: | instructions to vote for Senator Gar-}Areher, Al C. .....-.---.---2------Mills, lot 6, block 45—- They thought it was going to boom|ter Glass. Managing one candidate| Athanaskes, Gee ¢-© Geo Thomas —Midwest, lot 19, block 5- the show business and #o the: and belng compelled to vote for an- a lot of productions alive for other would merely illustrate anew vention week,” when as a matter of|the strangeness of political bedfel- fact these productions should have | lows, been put away in mothballs several weeks ago. Instead of helping the] ‘The war time ambassador to Ger: theatrical business, the convention|many, Jimmie Gerard, is one of the hi Arund@l, T. -...-----------------. South, lots 24 and 25; South, lots 24 and 25, block .B: South, lots 24 and 25, block H Avery, James R. .-.. se-------Mills, lot 15, bleca 9_ Bader, Chas .-..--2. sees seessssesLots 1 and 2; SKNWK; N4“SW 33, range 78; * NE%SE% section 2, township 33, range 78 SW4&NE; section 1, township waenna-- 78.62 * just about killed {t. The dele-| most immaculate dreasers at the con. werovessoenn--Bheridan Heights, lot 6, block 118 18.32 gates have business to do and thel/ vention. When 6 o'clock comés, = weonen-ne~e---Allendale, lot 2, block 6 ----. 2.20 resident of the city have been anx-| Jimmie deserts the New York dele} Bakey, Amos ¢4 C. D. Bailey --....North Casper, lot 189, block 3 fous to see the convention and rot! gation, hurries away to his home : North Casper, N%& lot 190, block 38. 5.72 the revues and comedies. A conven-|or his club, and changes into dinnér --- White, Center 56 feet lot 9, block 51 - 7.33 tion comes only once in a blue moon.|ciothes, white waistcoat and all, a ~Butler, W part lots 1 and 2, block 92 - 41.23 The mediocrity of theatrical produc-|‘phen when the lights, are on, he re-| Barlitt, Rolia B. co ©. M. Hawkes --BEX%SEYX section 26, township 36, range 86 — 1.75 tion goes on forever. enters the convention and knocks} Stthes, Carl K. feet lot 7, block 49 25.66 Even the movies have suffered | ‘em cold. 3.66 materially from the political invas- jon, for everybody who could not get into Madison Squane Garden has been sitting at home listening in on the radio. New York was slower ~--EXE%; W%NE\ section 20, township ai, range NW4NW section 21, township 31, range 77 NW4NW section 28, township 31, range 77 ------------------ 20.63 Some of the observ: are just about convinced there are not any out and out Ku Kluxers on the Geor- Beal, J. E. Soe ets ts ts wweeees seweeButler, part of lot 13, block 82 fia delegation, after all. If there . Butler, part of lot 14, block 82 than usual getting into motion Sun-|haa ‘been, It ie certain the rene) Beanbloqeom, Mirviam 3.” __ “i day morning, because everybody had| woula not have escaped a hooded enwood, lot 295; . Kenwood, Jot 3! seman been up 80 late the night before. It] visitation after It had the temerity to| Beaten, Jno. c-6 G. ©, Brewn sro+---Teapot, lot 2, block 2; looked \today as if many more late play “Marching Through + Georgia” Teapot, lot 1, block 10; . nights were in store. during one of the anti-klan out. : Teapot, lot 2, block 10 bursts. Beaton, Ino. o@ Mvp. D. Miehols -.. Teapot. lot 7, block 12 Jno. Beaton eo Teapot it, lot 8, block 1; ‘ Some of the excited orators have} Delelopment . a SMR WARE ee 9, block 1; had their tongues badly twisted by Teapot, lot 13, block 1; the words “Ku Klux Klan." Most if 7 5 eS . ‘The lady delegates and alternates in the convention are standing the strain of the long sessions and the late hours better thari most of the men expected. Nor is there half the|of them have called ft the “Ku espe ae 44, ge i = yi amount of nose-powdering and lip-| Klux." Senator David I. Walgh of Bkiien’ Jas. hoe Uneawee Teapot, lo} Ne aie, sticking that the males who wanted | Massachusetts carried of fthe gon: Devivescent bu to keep politics safe for masculinity | faion by calling it “Ku Kluxumion. P cocco=rerneweemnnaee Teapot, lot 7, block 2; once presiicted. As a matter of fact, Shae 5 Teapot, lot 24, block 2; P Senator Thomas Walsh of Man- Teapot, lots 17-18, block 2; tana, the permanent chairman, has Teapot, lots 19-21, block had several varrow escapes from re- Teapot, lots 22.23; biock 4.40 ceiving a “hay-maker” right square Teapot, lots 9-11, biock 3 on the point of the jaw. One of Teapot, lots 12-13, block 3 -----------!--------- er actin TRO the. senator's duties ‘s to limit the Teapot, lots 1-2, block time, of debate and to notify the per. Manwats etait sued. d blodk as 1.97 fervid speakers when their time has Teapot, lots 18-19-21, block 6 1.65 expired. Usually he has had to ap: Teapot. lots 10-11, block 7 4 proach the orators from behind ahd Teapot, lots 17 and 18, block 7 ---e-<+ bo aap Ge ta wontons ee 197 on several occasions has had to Teapot. lot 4, block 8 "52 g make a lively duck to escape a wild- . Teapot, lots 6 to 13 inclusive block 8: a\ . ly swinging arm, used, of ‘cOurse, in ert! tae ne eee i 6.08 , A Sas bcbg liek tase ate fetta Teapot, lots.22, 23 and 24, blosk 8) 22-.2--oe 1.65 ever, hag had experience’ in the ring. "ie : Skin trouble costs) ti. referred’ the bout on the Chevy pena a5 bg 5 and i Ras Pemees: Ne vd pas Chase links at Washington between meapot lots. sand: athiee a many a man his job! «sor "Jor Robinson” ana" Dr Teapot, lols igri gaa 1a. MYR eee en SE 7 ‘ Teapot, lot 17, block 11} % No matter how efficient a man miay Ta Teapot. lots 18, 19 and™24, block 11 -.-s.--1--2-------. esas ae kT) be, if he has an ugly skin-eruption,| Democratic conventions could e js Teapot, lots 2 and 3, block 1 Teapot, lots 4 and 5, block 12; 4 Teapot, lots 6 and 8, block 19\--.-----.--_--.~~-- 2225 .-- 52 e 3.23 Teapot, lot 2, block 14; * Teapot, lots 3 and 4 block 14; Teapot, lots 6 and 8, block 14; ‘Teapot, lots 9 and 13, block 14 ~ Teapot, lots 11 and 12, block 15 - Teapot, lots 5 and 6, block 17; Teapot, lots 7 and 11, block 17 there are posilions in which he cannot] at least two ‘or three days time by be tolerated. He may know that it ig| abolishing the band. The band has not in the least contagious,. but o/ker'|done more to keep demonstrations people are afraid, theyavoid him, andhs|0n their feet at this gathering than must make way for a man with aclear,|°ver before. Just when the tumult js about to dle down, the band will healthy skin, «Why ron thia Hal when} Tevunother lively tune and then the cheering for the favorite sons begins all over again. Resinol =... Teapot, Jot 12, block 17 3.74 land con- Teapot, lots 3 to 12 inclusive, block 18 - 5.50 vention did not make nickel be Teapot, lot 5, block 19 --~. ~. - 55 a cause the sessions were so ghort Ointment and Resinol Soap stopitching| the gelegates could all go to:theie and clear away eczema and similar! notels for lunch and dinner, Here humors, so quickly and easily? the Jrestaurant concessionare ie ton U7sicians bave prescribed the Reslnot :reatment | making a young fortune. There has Pots Ce ee aearee enle Deane been some profiteering, too, despite Bree, write to Dept 7-Re Baltimore, Md, | the efforts of the committee on ar- rangement. Men Only! DENVER MEDICAL INSTITU ‘ SPECIALISTS "FOR MEN 830 Eighteenth Street pot, lots 6 and 8, biock 20 -.-... Sh Baar it, lot 32, block 20 —---. Teapot, Idts 3 and 4, block 21 Teapot, lot 5, block 21 ’ ‘Teapot, lots 15 to 22 inclusive, block 21 --.-. eeweewncocnenaneces 6.03 Teapot, lots 1, 2 and 3 block 22 Teapot, lots’5 and 6, block 22 ‘Teapot, lots 13, 14 and 15, block 22 _..----.--.--... sab Rr ee 1S ‘Teapot, lots 17, 18, 20 and 21, block 22 Teapot, lot 24, block 22 2.76 Teapot, lots 9 and 15, block 2 ‘Teapot, lot 19, block 23 Teapot, lots 22 and 23, block 23 ~-. 4.95 ‘Teapot, lots 11 and 12, block 24 1.10 Teapot, lot 7, block 29 -._. 65 ‘Teapot, lots 1 and 2, block 30; Teapot, lots 3 and 4, block 30; ‘Teapot, lots 7 and 10, block 30; Teapot, lots 15, 16 and 17, block 30 -+---..-_... Wee ee enennnnnene - 4.95 Teapot, lots 1 and 2, block 31; Teapot, lot 11, block 31; - Teapot, lots 13 to 18 inclusive, block 31 495 COME Mn Cranes cee CURED Teapot, lots 20, 21 and 22, block 31 ~~. 1.65 OME AND BE CURED Teapot, lots 1 to 6 inclusive, block 32 If affected with either acute or Teapot, lots 9 and 10, block 32 4.40 ebennt si sie Teapot, lots 12 and 15, block 32; Teapot, lot 18, block 32; Teapot, lot 21, block 32 __-__. 2.20 Teapot, lots 10 and 11, block 33 ~ 1.07 If your di 1 t b) WE can cure it and Fou ptt Teapot, lot 7, block 34; . il ite that our oRarme will be sat’ Teapot, lots 8 and 9, block 34 factory end within your reac » Teapot, lots 12 to 18 inclusive, block $4 —..-------)..-------- 4.40 Ge 1 Debility, W Ni Ee ¥ cues Insomnia—reaulte” of ex Teapot, lots 5 and 7, block 35; overwork and other Vio fatto o Teapot, lots 8, 11 and 12, block 35 2.75 Nature's Laws, disease of Bladder Teapot, lot 13, block 36 5S ene in the wines sole tea ee Teapot, lots 12, 13 and 14, block 1.65 nently cured ‘at small expenne Teapot, lots 1 and 5, block 38; and no detention from busines Teapot, lots 13 and 14, block 38; COME IN AND TALK IT OVER Teapot, lot 17, block 38 _ 2.75 FREE—Consultation, Examination—FREE Pay as PTY rr rote eae gale eae Charges so low us to be within the reach of even thi ‘ ; 21, t hed and payments arranged to sult, your conventencer ey “he Poorest Teapot, lots 3, and 21, block 40 _ 1.10 Consultation free. Hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p, m., Sundays, 40 Teapot, lots 1 and 2, block 48; a, m- to 1p. in, Teapot, lots 5, 12 and 13, block 48 ___- 2.75 6 (5 Specialists for Men Only Teapot, lots 2 to 7 inclusive, block 1; Denver Medical Institute £2°i83:'"nrest.‘vew Smoet We 4, on * Postoffice, Denver, Colo, Teapot, lot 11, block 1; 4 Teapot, lot 12, block {; pro J . < Teapot, lote 15 to 19, inclusive, block 1; = Beaton, Jno. co Teapot Develanment -----. al a Belgo-Ameracine Des Pet. .....-...Lots 1, 2: SW%NE Bell, W.A. -. Berg, Eddie Berquist, .H. M. Bice, C. M. and 8. Sanford Laura Beldermann, J. L. Bicknell, Blackstone, Blase, A. H, Blodgett, J F. Blye, Daniel Bogeers, Eugene H. Bohannon, B, L. Bon, Cecil Bradfield, Chas. co Charles Small Ww. « Brice, D. Britton, Marjorie .-.-. Brown, Alvin Bruce, Ernest EB. ...-... Bryan, Chester M. co EB. EB. Yingst - Bryan, Chester M. Bryan, Grace F. .. Bryant, Blanche H. .. Byrne, G. Burke, Burns, P. A A. .-----Burlington, lot 44 block 1 ----+.Casper, lot 6, block 19 — -ee=Butler, Ict 14, block 135 wens sCasper, lot 2, blotk 79 --ae-++-Whites, west 56 feet of lot 9, block 51 WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1924, Teapot, lot 28, block 1; 4 Teapot, lot 3, block 2; Teapot, lot 8, block 2; \ Teapot, lots 2, 3 and 4, block 3; \ Teapot, lot 6 and 7, block 3; \ Teapot, lots 14 and 15, block 3; \ Teapot, lots 16 and 17, block 3; \ Teapot, lots 18, 19 and 20, block 3; \ Teapot, lots 2 to 10 inclusive, block 4; \ Teapot, lots 1 to 18 inclusive, block 5; t ‘Teapot, lots 23 arid 24; block 5; . ‘Teapot, lots 3, 4 and 5, block Teapot, lots 7 and 8, block 6; : Teapot, lots 10, 11 and 12, block 6; 4 ‘ Teapot, lot 20, o f F te Teapot, lot 4, block 7; - } ‘Teapot, lot 7 and 8, block 7; \ Teapot, lot’ 12 and 19, block 7; t Teapot, lot 20, block 7; Teapot, lots 20 and 21, block 8; Teapot, lots 3 and 4, block 10; Teapot, lots 10 and 13, block 10; Teapot, lots 14 and 17, block 10; lots 18 and 21, block 10; lot 22, block 10;, lots Beand 6, block 11; lots 22 and 23, block 11; lots 8 and 10, block 12; ‘Teapot, lots 5 and 10, block 1 lots 11 and, 12, ‘block 14; Teapot, lots 1 to 6 inclusive, block 15; } Teapot, lots 8, 9 and 10,'block 15; Teapot, lots 8 and 8, block 17; ~~. Teapot, lots 14 to 18 inclusive, hlock 17; ° ---=Teapot, lot 19 and 30, block 17; 3 Teapot lots 1 to 4 inclusive, block 19; Teapot, lots 7 and 8, block 19; Teapot, lot 10, block 19; Teapot, lots 9 and 10, block, 20; . Teapot, lots 13 to 18 eras tae 20; Teapot, lots 7, § and 12, 21; ‘ Teapot, lots 13 and 14, block 31; ‘Teapot, lots 9 and aj Ty a; Teapot, lot 16, block 22; Teapot, lots 22 and 23, block 22; Teapot, lots 1 to 8, inclusive, block 23; Teapot, lots 10 to 14, inclusive, pleck 23; i Teapot, lots 20 and 21, block 23; Teapot, lot 24, block 23; Teapot, lots 1 to 10 inclusive, bloqk 24; Teapot, lots 13 to 21 inclust bigck 24; Teapot,,lots 1 to 17, inclusive, block 25; Teapot, lots 1 to 13 inclusive, blogk 26; Teapot, lots 1 to 24 inclusive, block 27; Teapot, lots 1 to 24 inclusive, block 28; Teapot, lots 1 to 3 inclusive, block 2! pot, lots 5 and 6, block 29, Teapot, lots 8 to 12 inclusive, block teapot, lots 19 to 22 inclusive, block Teapot, lot 24, block 29; Teapot, lots 5 and 6, block 30; Teapot, lots 8 and 9, block 30; Teapot, lots 13 and 14, block 30; Teapot, lot 19, block 30; Teapot, lots 3 to 10 inclusive, block 31; Teapot, lot 12, block 31: Teapot, lots 23 and 24, block 31; Teapot, lots 7 and &, block 32 Teapot, lots 13 and 14, block 32; Teapot, lots 17, 18, block 33; Teapot, lot 22, block 32; ° Teapot, lote 5 ts 9 tmclustve, block 33; Te&pot,.lots 12 to 18 inclusive, block 3: Teapot, lots 20 and 21, block 33; Teapot, lot 24, block 33; Teapot, lots 1 to 4 inclusive, block 34; Teapot, lots 10 and 11, block 34; Teapot, lots 1 to 4 inclusive, block 35; Teapot, lots 6 and 9, block 35; Teapot, lot 10, block 35; Teapot, lots 13 to 18, inclusive, block 35; Teapot, lots 1 and 2, block 36; Teapot, Jots 5 to 12 inclusive, block 86: . Teapot, lots 44 to 24 Inclusive, block 36; Teapot, lots 1 to 11 inclusive, block 37% Teapot, lots 15 to 24, block 3 Teapot, lots 2, 3 and 4 block 38; Teapot, lots 6 to 12 inciusive, block 88; Teapot, lots 2 and 3, § to 9 inclusive, bteck 39; Teapot, lots 11 and 12, block 39; Teapot, lots 15 to 24 inclusive; block 89; » Teapot, lots 1 and 2, block 40; Teapot, lots 4 to 15 inclusive, block 40; Teapot, lots 23 and 24, block 40; Teapot, lots 1 to 24 inclusive, block 41; Teapot, lots 1 to 24 inclusive, block 42; Teapot, lots’5 to 30 inclusive, block 43; Teapot, lots 1 to 27 inclusive, block 44; Teapot, lots 1 to 24 inclusive, block 45; Teapot, lots 1 to 21 inclusive, block 46; Teapot, lots 1 to 17 inclusive, block 47; Teapot, lots 3 and 4, block 48; Teapot, lots 6 to 11 inclusive, block 48; Teapot, lots 1 to 9 inclusive, block 49; Teapot, lots 1 to & Inclusive, block 60 -_--.-._______. Teapot Drilling Site, Hxhibit “A”, lots 1 to 171 inclusive, block Teapot Drilling Site,-Exhibit “A, lots 1 to 179 inclusive, block Teapot Drilling Site, Hxihibt “A, Lots 1 to 171 inclusive, block Teapot Drilling Site, Exhibit “A,"" lots 1 to 5 inclusive, block Teapot Drilling Site, Uxhibit “A,” lots 8 to 289 inclusive, blosk 1 Teapot Drilling Site Exhibit “B,” lots 1 to 506 Inclusive, Dick 3 Teapot Drilling Site Exhibit “B’ lots 1 to 506gnclusive, blak 3 Teapot Nrilling Site Exhibit “B" lots 1 to 217 inclusive, blak 3 Teapot Drilling Site Exhibit “B" lots 222 to 239 inclusive, bloik 3 Teapot Drilling Site Exhibit “B” lots 244 to 263 inclusive, bl Teapot Drilling Site Hxhibit “B’ lots 268 to 285 inclusive, bl Teapot Drilling Sie Exhibit “B" lots 290 to 506 inclusive, blool 3; Teapot Drilling Site, Exhibit “B", lots 1 to 426 inclusive, block 4: Teapot Drilling Site, Exhibit lots 1 to 506 inclusive, block: Teapot Drilling Site Exhibit.“B" lots 1 to 507 inclusive, block Teapot Drilling Site Exhibit “B’ lots 1 to 449 Inclusive, block Teapot Drilling Site Bxhibit “B” lots 1 to) 606 inclusive, block Teapot Drilling Site Exhibit “B' lots 1 to 507 inclusive, block W%: SEYNE\ section 2 township 40, range 79 Lots 3 and 4: BY SW. section 21, township 41, range 78 bd SE%SE%: section 36 township 41, range 79 a) «White, lot 6, block: 48 eee Part NE4YNW4¥. section 4, township 33, range 79 Kenwood, lot 172 —_.-_-- --Lot 2 section 6, township 29, 's - Wi2SE%: section 31/ township 30, range 84 Midwest, lot 31 block 2 Burlington, lot 45, block 10 son, lot 11, block 13; Ne'son, lot 12, block 13 Mil's, lot 11, block 25, . -Casper, east half lot 13, ---Gothmore Park, lot 41, Casper, Part lot 10, block 60 ---Terpot, lot 13, block 11 -Mills, lot 11, block 13 --+Butler, lot 1, block 73 Butler, lot 6, block 76 - Butler, lot 1, block 77. _Carper, lot 13, block 97; Whites, lot 1, block 52 Teapot, lot 5, block 7 - Teapot, lot 6, block 7 «--Butler, lot 7, block 85 -Midwest Heights, lot 8, block 1; Micnwest Heights, lot 10, block 1; ~ Midwest Heights, tots, 14 and 16, lot 1: Midwest Heights, lot 18 and 20, block 1; Midwest Heights, lots 22 and 24, block 1; Midwest Heights, lots 8 and 11, block Midwest Heights, lots 13 and 16, block Midwest Heights, lots 19 and 24, block 2; Midwest Heights, lots 27 and 29, block 2: Midwest Heights, lots § and 5, block 3; Midwest Heights, lots 7 and 9, block 8; Midwest Heights, lots 11 an 13, block 3; Midwest Heights, lots 15 and 17, block 3; Midwest Heights lots 19 and 21, block 3; Midwest Heights, lots 23 and 25, block Midwest Heights, lots 27 and 29, block 3; Midwest Heights, lots 16 and 18, block 4 Midwest Heights, lots 20 and 21, block Midwest Heights, lots 28 and 29, block \, Midwest Heights, lots 1 and 2, block & | -