Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 21, 1925, Page 5

SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1925 PUBLICITY ON ORIDA PAYS BIG DIVICENDS State Reaping Harvest From Four Years Advertising. BY J. C. ROYLE (Copyright, 1925, Casper Tribune) TAMPA, Fla,, March 2'—Florida now is reaping the benefit of four years_of splendid newspaper adver- tising and of effective operation of the citrus exchange, The advertising hax-brought vieltors and investors in hundreds of thousands, while the op- erations of the exchange have made possiile the more profitable market: ing of a8 great crop. Thp advertising has been done laggély by cities, counties and com: Auniuies which have raised the neo- essary funds through taxation, dl- rect or indirect, or through individ- nal contributions. When winter visitors commenced so arrive in numbers, they taw the commercial, industrial and agricul- tural opportunities presented and started to Invest, This stimulated both the imagination and activities of the all-year-round inhabitants and they,too put thelr money Into the land and its resources. The present tremendous real estate boom has been the result. It is expected that the citrus fruit crop, up to the end of the shipping season, July 1, will range between 19 million and 22 million cases, Peter O. Knight, banker, capitalist, mer- chant and fruit grower, estimated today that the crop will sell at an average of between $4.50 and $5 a case. Certain it is that it will be more profitably and adequately mar- keted than for many years since ap- proximately 65 per cent of the grow: ers are disposing of their products under direction of the citrus ex- change with headquarters here. Markets have broadened for cit- j us fruits ag never before. Arrange- nts have been completed to export large quantities to Hngland and other north European countries. ‘This will inyolve pre-cooling plants at strategic Florida shipping points and and the marketing of fruit In good condition tn this country. Eng- lish imports have increased fully 100 * per cent in the last year. J ‘ttle difficulty 1s anticipated in handling the increase in orange pro- duction, according to W. F. Miller, of the West Indies corporation. The orange is an all-the-year-round fruit, but strong season for Valentia oranges {8 just starting and some frult Is bringing $5 a box on the trees. It is estimated tM{t for every old tree in bearing, there are at least two and a half trees which will be- gin to produce fruit in the next five years. With the slackening of pro- duction of old groves and exigencies of weather and insect perts taken in- to consideration, Mr. Miller places the citrus crop of 1930 at 30 million cases. Further development of mar- Jee therefore will be necessary and a fatdps already are being taken to his end. Preparations are under way for plants to extract essential olls which some experts regard as a greater source of revenue than the fruit it- self and for making fruit juices. Orange drinks now gre being pro- duced in quantity. A combination of orange, lime and grapefruit juices bids fair to become popular and ex- periments are being made in bottling grapefruit juice alone. Powdered lemon juice needing only addition of water already has been perfected and the Stewart Merrill in- terests are experimenting on a sim- {lar process for preserving orange juice, There are at least 12 citrus by-products. One plant at Abraham Park is turning out 100,000 pounds of candied peel annually. Marmalade and jellies also are becoming increas- ingly profitable. ‘The real future of the industry, ac- cording to Mr. Knight and Mr. Mil- ler, depends upon further improve- ment of systematic marketing which they say is bound to come. The for- mer advotates the attainment of ‘ this result through a gigantic mar ‘\. keting and distributing corporation *which would distribute the crop in a similar manner as the-banana crop ie distributed by the United Fruit compa Mr, Miller states that all the Florida grower has to do {s to learn to wait, to avoid throwing bis products on a flooded market and to ship only when conditions as well as the fruit are ripe. Try the 2 for 1 Store for a good revolver, jal has A ea Just one hundred years ago (1825) the first labor union attempted tn Boston also rerulted in the first as. sociaticn of employers. This associa tion of Boston merchants threatened to drive the union workers “to sub- mission or starvation,” and pledged $20,000 as a fighting fund. 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MISTAKE ENDS AM DREBBIN'S GHARMED LIFE By DANIEL LAWTON. (Copyright, 1925, Consolidated Press Association) WASHINGTON, March 21.— Kill- ed by mistake! How Sam Drebbin, soldier of for- tune, world war hero; friend of Gen- eral Pershing and adventurer extra- ordinary, would have laughed at such an epitaph? Yet such are the news reports from Los Angeles and they make the army officers, newspaper men and others who kuew Sam Drebbin, sad. “They'll never get me in action,” he used to say laughingly. “I've simply got a charmed life. It’s luck, that's all.” Yet Sam Drebbin was under fire almost always and his recklessness and utter lack of fear yielded him ribbons and decorations galore, including the distinguished service cross. “l've known Sam for a long time,” said General Pershing today, “He was with me in Mexico as a Scout and was very valuable and entirely reliable. The next time | saw him was in France, when I pinned the distinguished service cross on him. He had a splendid war reccrd.” Sam Drebbin would have made a wonderful soldier of fortune charac: ter for a Richard Harding Davis novel. He served several enlist. ments in the regular army as a pri- vate. He distinguished himself in action in the Boxer rebellion in China. When that was over, he was in revolutfons in Nicareugua and Honduras, There are many legends about his performances there, stories of how he rushed out under dire and saved wounded compantiona, stories of his bold attacks with a smaller number of men and other stories of individtal courage. When Mexico afforded a better opportunity for his military talents, he joined the Madero fo in the original rebellion agalnet Diaz and jater was with Orozco when the lat- ter turned on Madero. Sam was at his best in securing ammunition for the reyolutionists. He probably had more to with filibustering exped!- tions out of New Orleans and across the Mexican border at El 2aso than anyone else. He regarded it as a gamble and took all the chances in- volved In gun-running. After the revolution business sub- sided somewhat, Sam made a lucky strike in copper and was said to have amassed between $200,000 and $300,000. He went to New York and as expressed in his own words, “liv- ed like a millionaire.” Then he went back to El Paso. He lost a good deal of his money in oll speculations and then came the American entry Into the world way. Sam didn't like to try examina tions for an officer’s cOmmission. He felt he couldn't pass the writ.en examinations, The city of El Paso gave fam ao big banquet in sending him off to war, He had enlisted as a private, He soon became a first sergeant, He won honors on the battle field and when he returned to America he wus covered with decorations, including those from France a Italy While tn Parle, he was th of Genera) Pershing. A story of how he made a second Heutenint salute him, Officers often grew tir ed of saluting but when one of them ignored Sam's salute, he ran back @ few steps and planted himself aquarely in front of the second lieu: tenant and forced a salute. For Sam knew the reguistions. He had been in the regular army a long time. And row they say Sam w: a wrong dose of medicine in a doc- tor’s office. An Inglorious climax Telephone 15)).0 3 ce Che Casper Oally Cribune SUAS Hunter Goll Co., office rent ----.---------. 35.00] Albert Park, platting road 88.00, onded by J. E. Scott that J. W. Official Proceedings suppliés ---------.-- 20.50| Mary Gallegas, for rent.. 23.15 Election Fund. Johnson and C. H. Townsend be Stock Inspector's Fund A. L. Mathis, for rent _.. 30.00|J. L. Bonita, election fees 3.00 appointed on Library Board, Car- BOARD OF COUNTY COM. || Finance Corporation of Jose M. L. Martinez, pen- _ Court House Fund. ried. A 4 MISSIONERS Wyoming, for bond... 10.00 sion) 10.00| Union Elec. Co., for re- eal of Campbell Christian in Cou: +. > i i. 5 tl f $2,000.00 as Stock In- NATRONA COUNTY || George SU NicHeMte a Sarah Gallegos, for rent - 18,00] .,Paies and material <--> 25211 | Ooecton, approved by’ comms: Bia Clarence is sn 125.00 ep See aS has 86.00 | ~ ing Me 24.00 | Stoners. Mrs. er! odds, for regen ale 5 we i February 3, 1925. John Burke, salary_-. 100.00) "board ...-..--.--... 85.26 | Service Printers, fot print- Atel Oa E. anor bh wl “ Scott Clothing ©o., mer- OC. M. Evans, f t 22.50| iN cesesene--nnccne 78,00 | 9 ia alate ced ache ated Office of County Clerk, Casper,|~ chandise _ 48.00| ate anne gaa Eker Midwest, Wyoming, approved by Wyoming, February 3, 1926. Campbell Hardwate Co., Mrs. i R. Shroeder, for | a Ae tee pan tee the Janta commissioners. State of Wyoming, County of] merchandise ~___--_. es S618 1m Saswiilinge for on Sane ere ath Cébakehiste ces mo |..,Trial Balance of Agnes M.| E. R. Williams, for gro- row Salt Creek highway from 500 Natrona—s. Natrona Power Co ceries 24.79 |feet to 80 feet from the north| Clare, Treasurer, as of Decem The Board of County Commis-| tric service -- --- 82.78) mR. Wi 5. "| ond of the North Platte concrete | er 31, 1924, approved by com- sioners in and for Natrona Coun-| Natrona Power Co., elec- ” ceries ” 9.99| bridge to the north boundary line | ™ssioners. | Pinaceae, mist this, ad of tric service -...-.---- 158.50} R. Williams, for gro- of section 32, township 34 north, Semi-Annual Abstract of Fe BEEF , at 9 o'clock a. mt New York Oil Co., for gas 16.32 Refer oo ~.. 80.66]range 79 west of the 6th P. M.,|County Clerk and County Trea- ECA Finer cueciere sre New York fe Soren is 13.65 | Shaffer Gay Go. ambul- it was called to the attntion of |Surer. aproved by commissioners. Bor, Chitrman, E.G. Bus M. P. Wh saat has ti ance service .-.___._ 10.00} the board that the notice required| Application for pension of Oe MatEEE etd Bite Laas ae eeler, orders for 11.00 Shaffer Gay Co., to burial 75.00] by Section 2297 Wyoming Com-| Louise F. Norris, in the amount] abail’ Clark, + mar) eM. Perkins, cancelled-. 10:00 | Shaffer Gay Co., ambul- piled Statutes 1920, had been er-!of $25.00 per month, approved Minutes of County. Commls:| Chas. Mann., perks! feel 5:00 | ey 2MCe Service ~~ --.-- =. 10.00}roneously published. It was | by commissioners. : Sionaxncct Aant Banting were read County Agent's Fund Shaffer Gay Co., to burial 75,00|therefore moved and seconded| Application for pension of Mrs. ahd approved bF beaen G. M. Penley San on ety Shaffer Gay Co., to burial 48.00|that March 4th, 1925 at ten!/Frances Iba, disallowed by coni- The. Zllowind -Witcaxt m= ey, Natrona Power Co., Elec- o'clock A. M., be, and the same | missioners. : 1 fl dated hs? Le rd ep tee ye tela) tarvees. 2.052... 1.98] is, hereby appointed as the time| Application fo sior t| presented, audited and allowed, Stock Inspector Naw York m ‘49 ; Pr n tor pension of | ds bid. sertifieates ctlered drawn | PaboRuyes, for gab New York Oil Co., for gas 45.42]on or before which day all ob-| Myrtle Pinney in the amount of | = New York Oil Co., for gas 4, ections to the alteration of sa 20.00 per m provec f- +0r seme , Campbell Christian, Now york Oi Co. ie gas 14 Hy eae and elite iter dgaviaes oe oa at este ap pecvea d % h , i missioners. Liles ake eae ae and ae one ung” | New York Oil Co., for gas 10.70] reason thereof shall be filed with| Application for pension of expander, ry $261.50 | Pat Ro on oil and pag Lee 14.99 | Natrona Power Co., for the County Clerk, and that notice | Mrs, Lulu Foster in the amount of | tea Naylor) salary and i Herbare, Ll. Ke phere - electrical service ..... 2.34]of said proposed alteration of| $20.00 per month, approved by expeuie 9 ry 148.75| work posed iran Una 9D 66.00 | Natrona Power Co., for said road be published for three | commissioners. Hisebethe Meo ake } Pits as ee ile electrical service -... 1.80] (3) successive weeks in the of-| There being no further busi-| eas st a 128.00| Le D. Yohusety-toraateney 25.00 Nevpne Power Co., for dai ane papet, bie ie coun Pore the meeting adjourned to I 1s 4 oR SAIgHE a. .ensessscesn 9,67] an at copy of said notice be} February 5th, 1925 | Maruaree Begiend,, salary 120.00 | be D> Ganrene fo automy 25.00) Natrona Power Co, for mailed, by registry mail, to all “5. E. scort, repairs cicncese. 39.75) quest de ratg eriegs 27.00 eee ie. sept en 3.90 Beeone owning Wee or claiming Chairman | Geo. D. Barnard Station- W. W. Sproul, witness asket Stores Co., for gro- | |any interesb in lands, over or! EMMA C, MARSHALL, | ery, for plat sh ets.... 28.51] fees -....__/____ 5.00 | Cotes, -------------~ 25.97 | across which said road is pro-| Clerk, | County Attorn: Office 1. M. Gay, com 21.09 Basket Stores Co., for gro- posed to be altered, in manner and State of Wyoming, Coupty of form as provided by statue. Nati S. Lae Wandin alse BED NE ikea Geunig Heat Motion made by E. G. Burwell] Office’ of County Clerk, Cas- Dyer Hays, salary------- 130.65] Department, for quar- Basket Stores Co., f tne. Clade ef Goartineettoet bel Sten eee CaDreMry, Oth; § 0., Tor gro- 25. Nee ert raae Te0be lime maeupeneysnasce SOOO eérieg non er. 40.50 | moved to second floor and County| ‘The Board of County Commis % cf : Basket Stores Co., for gro- Assessor be moved to first floor. | sioners in nd aN, i pense. 140.62} A. E. Chandler, for a for Natrona Gladys B. Allen, . ‘and gas f 10.04 |, °etes,, ---- Carried. P County, Wyoming, met this 5th scripts of testimony... 157.50| Dr. H. A. Riechenbach, ‘ a ees y iia ha pee, nS SEEGas yn of February, ‘A. Dip 1925 at | Nellie C. O'Riley, for tran birth report * 90.75 eer @ meeting wa’ e 9:00 o'clock a. m., pursuant to an i . etat February 4th, 1925. adjournment of February 4th, | Bust Big Gan for doers: 4800 a F, Rimbal boch report a5 J.B SCOTT, | 1925, there pein prosent™ Com:| . E, Chandler, for gas. 2.89] Dr. V. R. Dacken, birth re- Bf malasignatae aa ke cscOne Obalt. | Clerk of Court's Fund i eae 7.50 EMMA C. MARSHALL man, E, G. Burwell, G. T. Mor-| x Mabelle Fiedler, salary. 160.00| Dr. J. O. Kamp, birth re: ‘ Clerk. gan and Emma CG. Mershall, Clerk. | Olive L, Tracy, salary--. 125. Oars ° ceries ~-.-—. Ss The following proceedings were | Mag Jarrard eelary, & 138.00 Dr. J. W. Hansard, pe peers Co., for gro- he cere of Wyoming, County of | had to-wit? i Lat zs Heed y ernice Field, salary..-- 100.00 AO180)| ect Givcce Gentine Races ee ee M * Basket Stores Co., for gro- Office of County Clerk, Cas-|Fred L. Albin —_ 0 RS aerate el ia aba 50 ceries A Rereiten Like 36.46] per, Wyoming, February 4th, Henry B. Baker E 26-75 Mabelle Fiedler, stamps-. 20.00 Paormerorceery ;Oouyr for he Mrs. T. J. Basset County Clerk's ‘und i 15.75 groceries .. The Board of County Commis-| Ralph L. Beezley — Emma C. Marshall, salary 166.67 : Basket Stores sioners in and for Natrona) Karl C. Boy'e — Jane McDonald, salery.._ 62.50) _ ports —_ T7090 Hatter bine o z---=~ 10.18} County, Wyoming, met this: 4th! A. C. Bradley Lois Longshore, salary. 125.00] R. Lathrop, birth reports 5:00 Basket Stores Co., for gro- day of February, A. D., 1925, at|Frances Brejcha — Mina le Velle, salery--- 125.00| The Western Union Telee Aide uc ORR one a eee Se ere tied Ba ato sa » Holman, salary_ 100.00 greph Co. COURT nae res Co., for gro- an adjournment of February 3rd, DNase ote acti Lue C. Tubbs, sal 100.00 HOUSE FUND (Tele- ceries, -.--. --------. 26,86]1925, there being present Com- | Casper Towel Supply fl ‘ Basket Stores Co., for gro- missioners, J. E. Scott, Chairman| W. L. ik 3 Dalian teeta rector et Iie ote h tancane 30.00) ceries wre ig.08]E. G Burwell, G..T. Morgan and Bey Oates 2 Evelyn Rowse, salery... 85.00 graph Co, COUNTY abet Stores Co., for gro- Ae ae SD pa et ea W. J. Costy - Anna Cohen, salary-.... 50.00] ATTORNEY’S F Care 0.38 e following warran were | Thomas Dalley Eine Wate, sale Aboud |. (lelegeeh mecvicr ee 710. on'| Basket, Btore gro- presented. audited and allowed| Thomas Dailey Helen O’Neil,»extra work 3.00| Casner Pharmacy, SHER- a ceries ---- 5.04]and certificates ordered drawn for| W. Evans - Service Art Printers, for “, IFF’S FUND (For Basket Stores Co.,’for gro- same: Emma_ Gallegos stationery __-___ és films) __ 1.80 | 7, °oties,, -------->----- 21.91 Sheriff's Fund. John W. Gallegos es Reads ‘ad Bri Casper, Pharmacy, OR ~ Berane Co., for gro- tee Nes ASA EE gas, oil, aale0 Meelis Gallegos —_ . E. Culver, sal AN SB ----- wewene . ocks, meals -.-...-.~ . jorence G. Hazelt HB Gaiver, ay is 164.00 ey FAUEBY | (For 3.05 | Basket Stores Co., for gro- hee zeke Ww. et hee were 5.00|0. M. Howard. pas. J. AL Hof, salary. 115. | Aero Oli Products, AS- ceries 10. ommercial Printing, Sta- W. R. Hunt Wm. Kropp, salary 85.00| SESSOR’S FUND (Oil Basekt © ti 53.75 | Jessen Bros. _ L. W. Wilson, selary. 85.00] , and gas) _...____ 5.75 | Besos Michael Kieffer 0. D. Collie, salary..---. 20.00| Aero Oil Products, COM. | Basket Stores Co., 34.75 | 1. EB. Killebrew Salt Creek Gas Co., for MISSIONER’S ' FUND Mee! . Geo, G. Krider ret Basket Stores Co., for gro- Spears & Chapman, for Paul Mi ‘a BE patie Pemrereveentorz aieplned Ph ce oars eax ei EES Be odiOglte bond: <t..f ces: sec. . 9180 | Mes, Grace Be Massh ; storage anieaas a 2065 SHERIFFS FUND Baset Stores Co., for gro- : H. med for Con- ‘ak Maid Mills. . 3 ohn Jourgenson, fi (Oil, etc.) __ 16.00 ceries: ~----~-----.-. 12,28 stable badge ~-..-.-~ 2 ohn Osnes _ terial ___ es ea 8.83] Marion P. Wheeler Agene 7" Basket Stores Co., for gro- Health Fund. Pioneer Townsite Co, N. P. Wilson, for freight 77 cy, SHERIFF": ceries .--~------...- 7.44| Dr. M. C. Keith, birth re- A. P. Presley — eae Heyes) he pee Re a (ands) = Paes e up. 64.28 caplet i Co., for gro- ix portal Y * 60.50 Bee oe Price a ‘al oyce, ‘ari fj e - 5 01 ri » R. oe alcohel ee pea nae 201.70 By PHB ARC aes Basket Stores The Kasoming Oil Co., for Helen Rasinnsen, = Netrona Power Co. Yor y Cahasance BAS 26.26 ceries .._.. watching gravel .. - 84.84]H. R. Turner —_ electric service_...--_ 27,59| Marion P. Whee r Agen: cab Basket Stores Co. Kiskis Bros., for rent ___ 25.00/See Ben Realty Co. Wyoming Automotive Gi cy, COMMISSIONER'S ceries Oil Well Supply, for ma- Fs 8145 for merchandise $2.66 Bond) 5.00 Basket Stores Co., for gro- chine bolts __........ _7.83]£ee Ben Realty Co. 217.60 White Motor Truck ¥ Pensions ceries G. E. Dill, work on bridge 13.50] Treva Storey __ 2:00 Pe ey ee ~-.-. 112.72] Katherine Bowman, for Haske Stores Co., for gro- Seah er Pro’ NGG Co. c-o El lemi ervice Stati ension .-...._.__. 2 es. mdse. . Sawyer . 66.2 for merchandise ch ie 9.50 Fi aret Martin, for pene 25.00 Basket Stores Co., Finance C. Brook Whorton 7 Hi National Supply Co., for ration pheetactetensee., 26,00 peter gesmere a he perp a PONG: A: Wreeci ay merchandise ___ --- 15,11] Fanny Nykanen. for pen- ket Stores Co. . C. McClellan, board an . A. Wittmeier — 276.00 Mrs. C. B. Cashman, for Sons ue ceries, room ...-----.------ 20.00}Gretchen Yunck - Sane eT arnt aren tates apa ee Poor end Poupazy °%00| Basket Stores Co. for gro- Union Banat Sphoola: Moved by B.. G. Burwell, al . O. Wells, for work. 55.00 L. “Beppeck, for ceries ~-~.---------. 17.00} Union Elec, Co., for re- onded by Morgan, that A. E. Lewallen, for work Basket Stores Co,, for gro- moving fixtures ..___- 2.00}lease on garage of Midwest Re- Robert J. Veitch, for rent ceries | 2.42 Surveyor’s Fund. fining company be tered int Texas Co., for Maal it i Mina Ellis, tickets to Den- Herbert L. Kennedy, for providing thatvexted fapneaibat ve. Hrasien 09.1 £06 repairs. 207.84] _ board ..--. 1’ rn ver ~ 24.00} rent mad bee 40.00} ‘eased to responsible par Car- asper Buic! ‘0., for ma Ts. J. L. y nt 16.00 ourt Hot ried. | TORI ae cae ccm es, APRON. 10M enacts Mrs. C. Neeley, for rent . 3.50|J. L. Brown Merc. There being no further busi Earl a Boyle, for Ford- re Bares oF zen -- 86.00 is wa a wee? the meeting Tadlenenas without | son tractor -....__... 227.6 Nicolaysen Lbr, Co., lum- fount ssessor’s Fund, date. | Eerl C. Boyle, for Ford- 7 ber and material 34.04| Western Bloc Print Corp.', J. E. SCOTT, | an) bette == Casper rsa and Dispen- So ta tener 4.00 Chairman | county Treasu: id sary, for drugs --- 121.05 | The lack-Sterritt Print- EMMA C. MARSHALL, t Agnes M, Clare, salary a 166.67 Dr. T. A. Dean, for ser- ing Co., for printing -- 21.25 Clerk. eee Vigedell, ERE if ve OW 6a Ear 9.45 ebay attire af Oil City Printers, for P, 2 — | larie G. Royce, salary. . Y. Oil Co., for ga: 2/9] | Pines Hotel, for ro printing - .75 | State of Wyoming, County of | Edith Galbraith, salary. 100.00] N. Y. Oil Co., for ~~ 31'7 board .---..- --- 381,50 Coro Fi Natrona, ss | Ny oie I . oy gas... 31.78 F " Saf | Margaret Fulton, salary. 965.70| Natrona Power Co., for Chas. H. Moore, milk 25,05|L. D, Johnson, to autopsy 25.00} Office of County Clerk, Cas- Sheriff's Fund ‘ electric service _. 1.80 Richards & Cunningham, Finance Corporation of per, Wyoming, Februar. 7th Alexander McPherson, Natrona Power Co, for merchandise ~--.--.-. .35| Wyoming, (County At: 1925, : SPOT ete ta che electric servic: le Dr. Wm. McDermott, for torney for bond) ~~~ 7.50 The Board of County © ig Ed. P. Landers, salary, Natrona Power Co. 8.63 | “anesthetic and services $0.00|Finence Corporation of sioners in and for Natrona | Frank Eraleae sala’ electric service ._ 1.98 | Basket Stores Co., for gro: Wyoming (County At- County, Wyoming, met this 27th Fred Place, sal Stark's Grocery Sg Fe aoe pac tthy, =z 20.07) _ torney for bond) ——--— 7.50 | day of February, 1925, at 00| N. Patterson, salai et, for RAR 55 asket Stores Co, Finance Corvoration 0: o'clock P, M., 1 sion | C: Crater, salary.” HOU eda eaceeRto er sen Ok". arlens 4.33] Wyoming (County At- | there being present, Commission: | * W. Whittle, salary....-. 150.00 groceries -......_. | R, A. Smit es 200.86 torney for bond) - 7.50 ers J Chairman, Ear! Alexender McPherson, for Capital Grocery and Mare Roads and Bridges, The Western Union T | Burw Emma C. Marshall Bonar petsonsea- Z H kab See groceries _____ A Meee hes carpenter | 5 ip on oF ponte or ri Clerk, | arne rosby, for ga . B, Brakebijll, £ roe Work. Feo. Se + 18.50 Teleeraph Services) -. 1.0) Motion wa: nade by Earle ete, ceries 1k Bro” 7 g5| Mrs. C. B, Cashman ---- 86.00|The Western Union Tei. Burwell and seconded by J. E Earl C Boyle, material —_ 6,00 Co., County Clerk (For Scott that the lamp contract of rent _ 2.15|D. C. McLellan, board and Teleraph Services) -. 90 | Wyoming Electrie Supply Conr Fi Stark’s Grocery and Mar- Toom 20,00| The Western Union Tel. pany be accepted, Carried, pense of trip......... 85.02| ., ket, for groceries _ 6,29 | Richards Co., County Treasurer Motion was made by Earle Bur-| Alexander McPherson, for M. Stams, for rent_ > 15,00] ., for merchandise 10.85} ( Telegraph Ser- well and seconded by J, E. Scott Anes: §isbueses iar 3.00 Labia E. Mitchell, for beri ee & Paint C mes os) wesennedent as 53.25 that insurance in the amount of ¢Pherson, for services rendered ...._ 25.00 or pain 3,00 e Western Union Tel. $60,000 with 90 per cent clause hoto: hic suppl: Floyd B. G: 24/00 | Joseph Stri So, iff’ d be carri ¢ e BiB. Enders, ‘ton nis 130 Fohinton Be Greeery 4 merchand se seh OF ooo] ror. Telegraph Bere , turspee in the amauny of "$28. | im Garage Co,, for Co, for groceries_ > 7.10 | Casper Buic Co, for 1 vlees) . -ccuccess 8.45 | 000.00 with 90 per cent cl be Ace on Wrayie Cate, for meals 26:70 | . merchandise - Pocr and Paupe carried on contents, Cerried.. rocery end Natrona Trans. Co. ). R. Murphy, boars Motion was made by Earle gas Market, for groceries... 9.69|_ fuel --..-.-_-----.-- 18.50| and room .. = 40.00} Burwell and seconded by J. E.| Ape LE % Fy Mortimore, for rent 15.00 ioe Furniture Co., Geo. Dudley, po hig that insurance be carried on | etc. 4.38 . W. Sproul, for carpen- OF SLOVO. bucsctdesens 8.00 per the Natrona County Hospital with Aero Oil Products Go, tor 4 tay wk ST 77,82 Tda E, Park, truck “hire 18.76 | Natrona Power C ane ber, cent clause, actual value 28, hs woes --- 28.07} 4% . Van Canter, for ssessor’s Fund. tric service ~-....-.. 2.47|to be determined later, Carried. | Coliseum Motor © .» for The Casper Herald, for E. R. Williams, for mdse, 36.32 Claim of Alva Peples:” i 8} J hea and materials. _ printing ~ ~=--e--- 284,00] E, R. Williams, for mdse. 12.01) North Grant, for poor and pau-| ohn W. Newell, repairs at Sheriff's Fund. Pensions. per help was heard and allowed. | Lavoye jail ... L. E, Snow, for phone .. 3.10/ Blanche Heller, pension-. 25.00 Motion was made by E. G. Bur: | Ted uadcenthey TR John W. Newell, bringing Mrs eres Goff, pains = tatty ny ang seconded by J. E. Scott | M , Dy in prisoners . 12.90 | Mrs. Ethel , pension 20, that the writt roposal of the | pearin eee ee dace TD) W. L, Talbert, for 11:28] zllea J. Cocking, pension 20.001 Continental OM company. to sup-| 2. H. Gibbo: for badge 2.85 r Wyoming Automotive Co. Grace McCann, pension ~ 10.00) ply ga® and lubricating oil to the Richard Gardiner, witness NOT wancinudaist ~ 24.00| for mdse, ......--... 65.86| Ella J. McGowen, pension 10.00|county be accepted after the ap Olmsteud Count; Chapter, Health Fund. Iona Ryan, pension .--- 10,00|proval of the County Attorn for doctor hill ....3_” 101,60 | Dr. Earl E, Dale, birth re- Mrs. Fay Chasteen, pen- and the Chairman be authorized Golden, Rule Store, for whet erent 1.75 sion, 5 - ‘ 25 £8 to sfraente, the above contract is@ ~-.-.-... 93.15) Wyoming Automoti Rose Baluss, pension -. 25. with the Continental] Ojl com- tess y * | for mdse. an .53/ Mrs, Elizabeth Perona, | pany. ts 68 27.10 jerk of Court Fund pension ~ ‘ 25, There being no further busi- fees ~~~ 10,00 ‘or gat 8.50| The C. F. Hoeckel Blank Nina Lintecum, n 30.00 ness the meeting adjourned with RO ies rocery Store, Book & Litho. Co,, for Bond of Agnes M, Clare in thej out date, Warn an Denberg Ty 150.00 Ww eries 22.22... 66.90 records ............. 178,98]sum of $100,000.00 for County J. E. SCOTT, re & Crosby, expense ..T, Davis, for groceries 28.68 | Agnes M. Clare, witness Treasurer, approved by commis: Chairman fal secet ~--. 15.15|H.°H. Fitchie, for gro- fee (court fund) ~.... 8.00) sioners. EMMA C, MAREHALL, wer oyce, for gas and o'l 2.83 COME Se leccess ceca. 48.89 Treasurer's Fund, Bond of Edna Weedell in the Clerk. | Pat Royce, for gas and oil 4,47 | Eerl C. Boyle, Ford motor Geo. B. Barnard Co., of+ sum of $10,000.00 for Deputy] State of Wyoming, County of | Tasner Daily Tribune for SAP: wheuveususic fice supplies .. . 86.36] County Treasurer, approved by] Natrona, ss, 164,.76| Casper Buick C Sup't. of Sch Fund. commiss/oners. Office of County Clerk, Cas- Superinten Fund 8 sai Agnes Renshaw, salary .. 10000] Bond of Marie G. Royce in the|ner, Wyoming, February 28th, John Duncan's Dray Line, ellas, for grocer: May Hamilton, ry ... 156.05]/num of $10,000.00 for Deputy} 1925, : _for moving ..-...-.-. 15.00) Ity Co., for Surveyor's Fund, County Treasurer, approved by! The Board of County Commis- Natrona Power C for -<n--<--,-- 24,20] Herbert L. Kennedy, road commissioners. sionrers in and for Natrona electric service .. 12.06 Mr, Gates Willis, for review .--.sss-<---.. 8.00 Moved by G. T. Morgan, sec-] County, Wyoming, met this 28th | and PAGE FIVE day of February, 1925 at 3:00 o’clock P, M., in special session, there bing present, Commission- ers J. E. Scott, chairman, E. G. Burwell, G T.. Morgan, and Emma C. Marshall, Clerk Motion was made by G. T. Morgan and seconded by E. G. Burwell that ‘the petition to in- corporate the town of Sait Creek be accepted subject to approval lof County Attorney. Carried. There g no further busi- ness the ting adjourned with- out date J. E. SCOTT, Chairman. EMMA C. MARSHALL, Clerk. State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss. Office of County k, Cas- per, Wyoming, F 13th, uper applications ENlis were al- ordered filed. Delin- of Natrona 1 were discussed. Burwell and see- rgan that cer- of the al turned company y Casper Adjust which have not ounty collect ment compar en settled for be {nvestigated The ng no further busines: the meeting adjourned without J. E. ScoTt, " Chairman EMMA C, MARSHALI Clerk. : of Wyoming, County of un Clerk, Cas February 16th, _ The Board of County Commis sioners in and for Natrona County. Wvoming, met this 16th dev of February at 11:00 a'clock #. ni, in Clerk n_ of Senman pnd arshal! d family Pauner relief for for Poor the fonr children was heard and allowed, There heing no further business the meeting adjourned without date. J. E. SCOTT, Chairman, EMM4 ¢. MARSHALL, Cork Publish March 21, 1925, NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT To all persons liable for as- sessment for the construction of sidewalks in the City of Casper by the Sidewalk Contractor dur- ing the year 1924 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the assessment roll for side walks constructed in the City of Casper by the City Sidewalk Con- tractor during the year 1924 was certified on the 17th day of March A. D., 1925 by the City Clerk to the undersigned City Treasurer for collection, The owners of any lots, tracts or parcels of land or other property charged with as- sessment may redeen, the same from all or any portion of the lia- bility for the cost of such improve- ment by paying the entire ment or any portion charged against such lots, tracts or parcels of land within thirty c after the ‘irst publication note to-wit, or or befor of April, A. D., 192 The owner of any lots, tracts or parcels of lay re- deem the same from all liabilities for the unpaid amount of said as- sessment at any time after said thirty days by payin » entire | installment of said nt un- paid and charged against any lot, ract or parcel of land at the time of such payment with interest thereon at the date of maturity of the last installment falling due, and the entire eight equal semi- annual installments with interest upon the whole m unpaid from the issue date of said $200 year r a improve ment war at the rate of sis per cent (6) per an at the same time ments are payable All payments sessment in in constitute an jrrevoc of all defects or irregu | the proceedings, This notice is given pursuant to the ordinances of the City of Cas per and the ites of Wyoming IN WITNE WHER Fy I have hereunto set my Ca |per, Wyoming, y of | March, A. D. VAN Publish March 17 to ‘ nelusive City Tr DOREN, asurer SOLONS BEAT INDIAKAPOLIS Dotroit, th me ying Ife insurance on the payment f a premium o} The insu the first year ¢ AD eR TAR © w