Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1924, Page 10

AC! PAGE TEN, SUBURBAN DISTRICTS GOME INTO INCREASING FAVOR IN THE WEST ning from a trip through the cities” along de of the aking “in und, H. E. € E de company, says, in’ tell- 6 conditions: unding to see the sub- an elopment around Wash ons’ large cities, There is every . Rabson’s expert t uburban prop. ‘ is beir 1 along the coast. small modern homes up at varying dis n the greater cities, such Seattle, Spokane ‘and Port!and “What artiou y impressed me about this building of homes in out- districts was the fact that orking men form the greatest oup in this move from the city to the country. Automobiles have of course, made this possible. Inde: pendence is most certainly being es- tablished a was shown by the thou »f flocks of chickens kept by city workers living in the coun- raising is proving it- y profitable sideline for these people and relieves them cf any fear over temporary loss of work in the cities. “So rapid and, at the same time, substantial is the development in this regard, that money may be bor- rowed on land out in Washington at almost the full value of the prop- erty. This condition ,demonstrates wel] thé general prosperity that fol. lows suburban building. ere in Casper we have even greater prospects for establishing suburban districts which will afford country homes with modern conven- iences for our city people. In other words, places where a real home may be built, where chickena may be very profitably raised, and where there is joy in living in uncramped surroundings. Mountain View addi- tion is a good example of the sub- urban movement here. Scores of am- ilies have built homes for themselves in Mountain View which is only. three miles from our downtown sec- tion, and are managing their living expenses with their poultry and gardens.” CAMPAIGN IS WAGED AGAINST PROMISCUOUS USE OF GUNS AND CRELESSNESS WITH FIRE Promiscuous discharging of fire- ms on Casper mountain state preserve and on the federal serve at hfinder dam is becoming such a menace dtimers in Natrona county eriously concerned in regard to ctivities of the tenderfoot who, it seems, will never grow up and ac- custom himself to the ways of Wy oming people. The tenderfoot is al- no becoming a menace owing to the fact that he continues to build his bonfire for camping and is disposed to go away and leave smudge which will easily become fanned into a flamo by the slightest breezs. Only recently fires have been left on the athfinder dam. that, n for the vigilance of the engineer at the dam, serious fires may have resulted. Unless the so-called tenderfoot reaches the stage where he is willing to respect the rights and privileges of property owners and the pubtic in general, it may be necessary to ask the Interior department to close Pathfinder dam and the country adjacent to the dam controlled by the government, to all sightseers and sportsmen as that seems to be the only way that prop- erty may be fully protected if depre- dations continue in the vicinity of Pathfinder dam. The directors of the Casper Motor club are seriously con- sidering a proposal to ask the county commissioners to close the road to the top of Casper mountain to all except residents of Casper mountain, unless sightseers who go to the mountain for recreation re- frain from discharging firearms pro- miscuously and leaving partly ex- Lie Natrona County, Ww ‘omi E. 3 r in leaving partially extinguished bonfires in areas known as Casper Moun tain State Game Preserve, ‘and Pathfinder Dam Federal Bird Preserve I will further use my influence to preyent others from committing stich depredations and should sucb acts of others come to my personal notice, I will willingly furnish evidence to the proper authorities and person- ally appear in court if necessary, to such violations. FISHING PRIVILEGES ARE ABUSED BY MANY; DRASTIC ACTION SEEN It has been called to the atten. tion of the Casper Motor club that many Natrona county people do not respect the rights of ranchmen and other property owners when they go fishing, and unless the so-called tenderfeet do hereafter respect the rights of ranchmen and property owners, the Casper Motor club will advocate that such ranchmen and property owners show no courtesy whatever to offenders. The Casper Motor club has re- cently posted a reward of $25.00 for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of any parties throwing or dumping garbage or refuse along the established highways of Natrona county, which act is a misdemeanor ; tinguished bonfires that may after- wards be fanned into flame by the breeze and start a fire that would be a menace to the timber on Cas- per mountain. A number of fires have already been started on Casper mountain this year and have been extinguished only at great expense and sacrifice by those interested in Preserving Casper mountain as a recreation spot. Casper mountain and its foothills {s a state game pro- serve and as such, is. protected by law against anyone discharging firearms within the confines of that area. The residents of the foothills of Casper mountain have reported to the Casper Motor club that their stock has been wantonly killed by Promiscuous shooting of the so-call- ed. tenderfoot and one instance has been -reported where’ some tender- foot wantgnly shot a deer which was later found lying in one of the small mountain streams where it had died. The Casper Motor club pro- Doses to organize a vigilance com: mittee in an effort to counteract the tendencies of careless tenderfeet ‘n doing promiscuous shooting and leaving of bonfires. Will you join the Casper Motor club Vigilance committee? If so, kindly cut out the attached blank, fill out as in- dicated and mafl to the Casper Mo- tor club, Post office box 862. of . disc! rom rging firearms or present evidence in connection with Che Casver Sunday Cribune and punishable by a fine of not less than $100.00. “DON'T BE A_TENDERFOOT.” paris Meher CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our kind friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us during the ereavement of our son and brother, also for the beautiful floral offer- ings. x MR and MRS. GEO. SPECHT AND FAMILY y Hares, snakes and fish sleep with their eyes wide open. Call the Tribune before you start on that trip. 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