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r _ Official Proceedings (Continued from page eight) Armour & Co., mdse-___ 22,09 Natrona Genera! Hospital freight for new equip- 295.30 ? Health Fund U. R. Dacken, renewal of vouchers 25941-26138 Casper Buick Co., gaso- line and auto repairs (Dr. Dean) are Tah reports Dr. MPGDOlB ia! owes oe ae Natrona Co. Health Dept. for April : Court House Fund Blue. Goose Cafe, meals for prisoners Union Electric Co. trie wiring _ Service Grocery, mdse.__ “Natrona. Power, steam SOPVIOR eg fo L D J. S. Brown Merc. mdse, 2-2. ~= Schank Plumbihg & Heat- ing Co., material and labor _ = Troy La City &a + ‘March Campbell *~ sblanket: Paint & Supply window glass for ja Paxton & Gallagher C linen mops *John Burke, lary 2084 Geo, S. McKenzie, salary ‘ Justice Fund L. E. Snow, salary GC. C, MeNulty, sala Guy Morgan, salary and expense — -Hed Madden, preliminary hearings, etc. ~_-__._ H. F. Brennan, salary and expense Hoffhine Printing & Sta. Co., office supplies ___ * Henry Brennan, post mor- a oe -Commercial Printing Co. i lies __._ Printing Co. supe ---- Chamberlin turn, office table Chamberlin 20.00 25,15 5.00 1.25 Riach, 11.10 145.71 21.00 124.83 Johnson Co., Furn. AN re pl ees Stewart & Co,, sign paint- ing — _- ES Casper Stationery Co., of- fice. supplies ..._.___ «Casper Stationery Co. office supplies ‘Henry F, Brennan, cases handled _ ~ E. H. Gibbons, services _ _. +. County Commissio: -H. E. Champion, salary and expense -.--._._ H. FE. Champion advanced expense - -----+--=- Casper Daily Tribune publications Casper Daily publications Casper Daily publications . Casper. Daily publications — FE. Scott, salary and expense ..— T. Morgan, salary > Earle G. Burwell, salary and expense 49. F Roads and Bridges Fund Nate P.: Wilson, salary. L. P. Mathis, salary — Wm. Kropp, salary_- --W. L, Wilson, salary Jas, Hoff, ualary See R. H. Bailey, salary Jack Johnson, salary. : F,. A. Pierce, salary . D. D. Collie, salary’ ‘W. Mitchell, salary M, L. Estabrook, salar Clarence Rice, salary Bob Wheeler, salary - Jas. Dornboss, salary G. W. Emery, salary — Fred Howard, salary -. » Geo, A. Davis, supplics and services of man ¢ and team ~ Richards & Cunningha: Co,, mdse and drayage Hoffhine Printing & Sta. Co., rubber stamp Commercial Printing Co., F stationery s National _ Eupply mdse. ; Casper Battery C and recharge battery— Coliseum Motor Co., stor- age and supplies ~~ : Oscar Hilestand, mdse... 0., auto (White Truck) - . Wilson, expense, ht and mileage for ~ ‘Tribune ‘Tribune Tribune 187.50 140.00 85.00 161,50 180.00 130,00 112.50 121.50 104,00 135.00 107,50 £0.00 10,00 15,00 3.00 "Ge. 86.35 nSant, mdse 20.96 Garage, mdse and battery recharge Clinton & Held Co., mdse Wyo. North & South Ry “*Co., demurrage Natrona Lumber lumber - Grand Grocery Co. }- Geries . ~~... 5 Independent Supply Co., mdse, ~ ~- sane ;White Motor Truck Co, mdse, E iaiccwtiants O'Rrien Motor Co,, gaso- line and repairs — ~. A, W, Haysood, services Lidderdale Too! Co. mdse. Casper “Buick Co., auto supplies . - pe T. S, Steed, road apprais- Co., 6.65 10,00 5.00 fs 14.80 12.00 54.76 4 LEE TEAN Western Lumber Co., mise : G, W. Brown, * praisal — Roe Motor Sales, tid service — Pearl White laundry — ... Earl ©; Boyle, Inc., trac- d ap- road ap S660 mdse J 53.47 Laundry, 4.00 227.67 5.05 8.00 Fuel. Go., doal Irene Snyder, steno ser- vice SS - ° - Aleniite Service Station auto equipment .-... 9.00 White Motor Truck Co. auto repairs and labor 48.20 White Motor Truck Co. auto repairs'and Inbor 203.25 a8 County Garage Fund lL. FE. Culver, salary ..- 154.00 Geo, Cole, salary...-.-. 182.60 H Buchanan, salary 150.00 y, salary - reat ld Harris, salary --. bs 91,06 ~ WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1925 D. A. Culver, salary ___ Commercial Printing Co., printed forms W. W. Gorden blacksmith vice _ Wyomig Automotive mdse. _ Midwest Pharmacy, drugs Natrona Power Co., elec- tric service = Natrona Power Co,, elec- tric service Moore Hdw, & Iron Co,, mdse. Kye Prest-O. lene ee -Lite yle, Inc., mdse Gantt itdw, Co,, mdse __ Schank Plumbing and Heating Co., Inc., ma- _ terial and labor Campbell Hdw. Co., mdse. Mother's Pension Fund Mrs. Pearl Goff, pension Mrs, Ethel Hassell, pen- F; sion N - - Fanny Ny » pension Eliza J. Cocking, Sinsion Grace McCann, pension_ Ella J. MeGowen, pension Iona Ryan, pension. Mrs. Fa Rose Baluss, pension Mrs. Elizabeth Pension, oe SPAS Nina Luctecum, pension_ Blanche Heller, pension_ Lulu Foster, pension __ Myrtle Pinney, pension_— Louise F. Morris, pension Margaret Martin, pension Katherine Bowman, pen- sion _ S; Mary J. Ryan, pension__ Flossie Lathrop, pension pelle McLeod, pension__ Nellie Grigg, pension .__ Rosella sion Perona, Clanahan, pen- Poor and Pauper Réliaf Fund Starks Grocery & Mar- ket, groceries _ W. H. Brown, gro M, Stame, rent \ groceries. - M. Evans, rent. Mi Capitol Grocery & Market groceries _ Roy C. Smith, rent _-___ W. T. Davis, groceries _ Emilie Kreuger, rent-.__ T. A. Dean, services for March _ _ Yellow Cab C Noy. and Dec. 1924 St. Joseph’s Hospital, 175.00 | Ca: ital service (Valdez) Ada P. Crutcher, labor and expense _ = Natrona General Hospital, Poepaay services _ T. S, Walker, rent _ Geo, Dudley, pension___ Mrs. William Clark, ser- vices _ Charles F, Adams, reht _ Lindsay & Co., clothing. Casper Drug & Dispen- sary, drugs _ _ Basket Grocery, gro W. H. Brown, groceri H. Brown, groceries. Cathedral Home care Inn- berg children —..-_ W. H. Brown, Casper Buick Ce. age (Dr. Dean's sper Pharmacy, scription and dru Chas. H. Moore, milk _._ Cottage Grocery, groeér- jes (McGinnis) Kiskis Bros,, rent John M. England TENG i Lee Capitol Groc ket, groceries - -____ Olive B. Riley, care of Anthul Evans — ...-- Grand Grocery, groceries Johnson Bros., groceries Boyles Grocery, groceries Capitol Grocery & Market groceries . ___ H. E. Wood, rent - C, M. Evans, rent Wiggins Shoe Co., sh Mary J. Ryan, ‘board a: room _L. Mrs, Willis, rent_- Mrs. T. S. Baysinger, rent Arthur Moore, rent M. O, New, rent Hoffhine Sta. & Prtg. purchase orders ~_ Basket, Store, groceries__ W. H. Brown, groceries. John McKendry, rent —.. Richards & Cunningham, groceries _ Mrs, J. T. French, A. Smith, groeeriet ew York Oil Co., ga New York 91) Co,, ga . A, Peterson, rent Campbell-Johngon, cloth- uiek) pre- ing . acai Campbell-Johnson, eloth- ING. becke - Moore & Morris, coal___ Hughes Boarding House board and room ~~ J. H. English, room Natron February. 1925 Fremont National Co,, gas -.-.- Jotaph FE. MacInni Jose Martinez, Miscellaneous Harry N. Free & 0, Bonds for County offi- G1P . araene New York Oil Co Natrona Trans. Fuel Co,, coal - Natrona Power, Gas Campbell Hardware, m Marion P. Wheeler Agen- cy, Ins., and bond. The Mountain States Te’ & Tel., telephone ser- vice - W. W. &proul, carpenter work in aourt house. Casper Sta, Co. office furniture and wgbpile Hoffhine Printing & Stat, Co., office supplies - ern Union Tel, Go., & auto chains ~ Bracken Co., In work — Coliseum Motor © repairs apd labo! repair 40.00 127,79 18.65 15.00 3.93 62.21 22.50 57.80 150.00 9.90 40.00 15.45 1661.59 7.50 12.00 90.00 24,00" 18.94 62.90 1729.80 |B 14.20 24.00 10.00 49.1 29.7: 110,20 161.04 238.46 59.20 202,25 694.62 390.59 168,70 59.92 344.08 257.78 27.00 214.79 50.50 Wyoming Automotive Co. mdee. -.-.-__ a Maple Leaf Cafe, meals. Casper Auts Top Shep Auto ys foeedeee Continenta! Oil Co., gas- oline . -__. Haymond Tire Se Tires and Tubes Natrona Tire & Ra Shop, auto repair Continental Oil Co.. é oline Sana te Jasper Supply C: Ray Lumber Co., fa Jum- and labor Midwest Refining Co., Rent on garage bldg. No. 15 (March) Paint & Glass Suppl mdse _ ._ Keith Lumb: ber and ni Casper Typewriter Ex. nderwood typewriter Wyo. Automotive Co., Mdfe.s: 2c. oatac. Casper Glass & Paint Co. mdse . Paint & Glass Supply Co. mdse _ Nicolaysen Lbr Co., Lum- er — Midwest rent on No. Refining Co., bi 18 heb Claim of Clarissa B. Davis in amount of $25.00 for rent dis- allowed by Commissioners. Claim of Herncall & Herncall for processional services rendered W, J. Peterson in amount of $52.00 disallowed by Board of County Commissioners. Claim of C. F, Pennington in the amount of $56.60 for rent, was and lights at 186 West F street disallowed by County Commis: sioners. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County .Commissioners that H, E. Champion be advanced the sum of $800.00 to be used for expenses in the examination of the county records from the year 1917 to the present date, AND BE IT FURTHER RE- SOLVED that the said H. OE. Champion required to file with the ty Clerk a verified aecount of Any expenses paid by him in the said examination. Moticn was made by E. G. Bur- well and seconded by Dr. G. T. Morgen that owing to the strained financial condition of the County, and in line with the State Exam- iner’s Report, the County Attor- ney’s car be ordered placed in the County Garage for further disposition. Motion carried. onthly summary and trial bal- ance of Agnes M. cls » County ‘Treasurer, for February approved by. Commissioners. There being no further business the meeting anauened to arr 8. . E. SCOTT, Chairman. EMMA C. MARSHALL, Clerk. Aprif 8, 1925 State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, 56: fice of the County Clerk, Casper, Wyoming, April 8, 1925. the Board of | nity Commis- sioners in and for Natrona Coynty Wyoming, met this 8th day of April, 1825, at 10:00 o’elock a. m,: Tegular session, pursuant sa eee ened oe ing present. Commissioners J. E. Scot ‘Chaiken, Dr. G. T Mow fe larle G. Burwell and Emma . Marshall, Clerk. The following resolytion was adopted by the Board of County Commlesionerss E IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUN COMMIB- SIONERS, that the followin, board be @ ointed by the Natrona County Commis- gioners to serve as trustees. of the Ratons County Memorial Hos- pital: P. J. O'Connor W. M. Helland M. J. Foley H, H. Schwartz R. S. Ellison Bids on cylverts received and referred to Herbert Kennedy and Nate Wilson, same to make report on April 9, There being no further business oe meéeting adjourned until April J, E. SCOTT, Chairman: EMMA C. MARSHALL, Clerk. of Try April 9, 1925 State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss: Office of the County Clerk, Cas- per, Wyoming, April 9, 1925, The béard of County Commis- sioners in and for Natrona County Wyseing, met this 9th day of April, 1925, at 10:00 o’elock a. m, in regular session, pursuant to adjournment April 8th, . there being present Commissioners J. E. Scott, Chairman, Dr, G. T. Mor- in, Wari G. Burwell and Emma . Marshall, Clerk. spepnee was ee i Dr. Lp a ‘organ and seconde ie G. urwell on commendation f Herbert Kennedy and Nate Wilson that Denver Steel & Iron Works Company be a! en order for cul- verts, Carried, There being no further business. the meeting adjourned to April 13, J, E, SCOTT, Chairman, EMMA C, MARSHALL Clerk, State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, 6s: ores or ihe Gants Claris Cats per, yoming, Apr’ » 1925. th i ty Commis- ‘yonalna, met of pril, 1926, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., in spegial fonaion pureuert to sifoulsment of April 9th, there being present Commissioners J, E. Scott NC airman, Dr. G, T. Mor ny larle G. Burwell and Emma » Me hall, Clerk, with Midwest Refinin, ‘ompeny, on building oeeupled as county Garage wor spproved b: Sa fant Clerk. Sob-leare with Stewart & Com- pany for a portion of County Gar- e pollping was approved. by. Board of County Commissioners and filed with the Coynty Cjérk, : Che Caspe NOTE:—(Petition for follow- road on Page 81.) ‘ he Board of County Commis- sloners have decided to establish a public road to be known as the Power Plant Road: Beginning at a point on the South line of Sce- tion Twenty-four (24) Township Forty North, Range Seventy- nine West (T. 40N., R. 79W.) of the Sixth Principal Meridian, and running in a Northensterly direction across the -Southeast Quarter (SE%) of Section Twenty-Four (24) thence North- erly up to the east side: of the Northeast Quarter (NE) Said Section Twenty-Four (24) and the Southeast Quarter (SE\) of Section Thirteen (13). thence Northwesterly to pppralinately the center of the Northeast Quar- ter (NE%) of Section Thirteen, (18) thence Northeasterly across the Northeast Quarter (NE%) of said section thirteen (13) and the Southeast. Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (SE4%SE%) of Section Twelve (12) all in Township Forty (40) North, Range Seventy-nine (79) West, of the Sixth Principal Meridian. Thence crossing the Township line in a Northeasterly direction and continuing in a Northeasterly direction across the West Half of the Southwest (Wi5 SW%) of (7), Townshi North, Range Seventy-eight (78) West; thence northerly through the Northwest Quarter (NW) of said Section Seven (7), thence Northeasterly across the South- west Quarter of Section Six (6); thence Northwesterly across the Northwest Quartergpf said Sec- tion Six (6), all Township Forty (40) North, nge Seventy eight (78) West; thitce Westerly across the North mlf of the Northeast Quarter (Wi4NE%) of Section One (1) Township Forty (40) North, Range Seventy-nine (79) West; thence Northwesterly across ‘the Southwest Quarter (SW%) of Section Thirty-one (31) Township Forty-one (41) North, Range Seventy-eight (78) West thence Northwesterly through the Northeast. Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (NE%SE %) and the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (SE4%NE % both in Section Thirty-six (36) aerial Forty-one (41) North, Range Sevénty-nine (79) West, and ending at the Midwest Power Plant. All objections thereto or claims for damages by reason thereof must be filed in writing with the County Clerk of said County be- fore noon on the 14th day of May, A. D., 1925, or such road will be established without reference to such objections or claims for dam- ages, Quarter Section Seven Forty * (40) Motion was made by E. G. Bur- well and seconded by G. T. Mor- n that J. B. Cleary, H. H. Pat- erson, and Herbert Kennedy be appointed reviéwers of what is to be known as the Power Plant Road, and that they shall report Wednesday at 2:00 o'clock p. m. Motion carried. Motion was made by Dr. G. T. Morgan and seconded by J. E. cott that the following resolution e accepted as read. Motion car- ried. WHEREAS, there is certain crude oi] stored in Natrona Coun- ty, Wyoming, upon which no tax has been paid; and valuation — of WHEREAS, the said property has been heretofore fixed by the Board of Equalization but sald property has not been pigeed on the tax rolls and the xes hate not been collected. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that a}l_ crude oil stored in Na- trona County. Wyoming, upon which a valuation has been placed but no tax has been paid, be im- mediately placed upon the tax rolls by the assessor, and the Treasurer is hereby instructed and lrected to notify all persons, irms and corporations owning said crude oil to pay the taxes on aid property forthwith, all as by law provided. The following petition was ap- proved by the Board of County Commissioners. State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss. TO THE BoAnnag COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WF NATRONA COUNTY, WYO! $ The undersigne k that a public road sixty ) feet in width. Commencing on the south line of the Southeast quarter (SE%) of Section Twenty-Four (24), Township Forty (40) North. ‘Range Seventy-nine (79) West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, ran- ning thence Northwesterly through the East half (E%) of ssid Eec- tion Twenty-four (24) and the East half (E%) of Section Thir- teen (18), thence Northeasterly through the Southeast Quarter (SE%) of section Twelve (12), Township Forty (40) North, Range Seventy-nine (79) West of the Sixth Principal; thence North- easterly through the West half (W's) of Section Seven (7), Township Forty (40) North, Range Seventy-eight (78), thence Northerly and — Northwesterly through the West Half (W's) of Section Six (6) of the last men- tioned Township and Range, thence Northwestetly through the Northeast quarter (NE%) of Sec- tion One (1), Township Forty (40) North, Range Seventy-nine (79) West, thenee northwesterly through the Southwest Quarter (SW%) of Section Thirty-one (31) Township Forty-one (41) North, Range Seventy-eight (78) West, thence _ northwesterly through the southeast quarter (SE%) of Section Thirty-six (36) Township Forty-one (41) North, Range Boyanty-nine (79) West and terminating in the Northeast uarter (NE) of said Section hirty-six (83) in the last men- Township and range, tablished in secordanee with the Bidvinient of the Statutes of the tate of Wyoming. That the fo! lowing ipa the nace and post lee a of « person owning, or havin, an interest in, any land over whic the i prohoeed ‘establishment of said road is to be made, to-wit: Name ddrecvs, Midwest Meéfining Company, Cas- per, Wyoming. of | J t Daily Cribune James Bond, Midwest, Wyo. FE, A. Froyd, Midwest, Wyo. H, B. Schultheis, (Rev.), Midwest, Wyoming. H. L. Leaming, Midwest, Wyo., Box 424 D., Midwest, Jas. E. Roach, M Wyo. R. E. Carrow, Midwest, Wyo. CG. J. McCrory, Midwest, Wyo. L. E. Snow, Midwest, W. y Freeman, Midw 6 Bessart, Midwest, Wyo. D, W. Lewis, Midwest, Wyo. regory S. Powell, Midwest, Wyo. W._ J. Portis, Midwert, Wyo. : Weigand, Midwest, Wyo. A. G. Buyks, Midwest, Wyo. J. J. Hale, Midwest, Wyo: C. C, MeNulty, Midwest, Wyo. (To be signed by ten or more electors of Natrona” County, re- siding within fifteen miles of the proposed ri Dated th A. D., 1926. On recommendation of Alex Mc- Pherson, Sheriff, appointment of C. J. Carter as undersheriff to fill vacancy approved by Board of County Commissioner: Motion was made by Bur- well and seconded by Dr. G, T. Morgan that the approaches to Cadoma Bridge at Bishop be grad- ed up sufficiently for the use of driving sheep over this bridge, one half of the cost to be borne by the Natrona County Wool Grow- ers Association, same agreed to by their representative, M. L. Bishop, Sr. Motion carried, Monthly reports of earnings or collections of Emma C. Marshall, County Clerk, for the months of February and March, 1925, ap- proved by Board of County Com- missioners. s§ Monthly statements of earnings or collections by Mabelle Fiedler, Clerk of Court for months of Jan- uary, February and March ap- proved by the Board of County Commissioners. The following applications for pension were approved by the Board of County Commissioners: Mrs, Nellie Gregg, amount $40.- 00 per month Rozella Clanahan, amount $40.- 00 per month, The following applications for pension were disapproved by the Board of County Commissioners: Bessie Haines Mrs, R, O, Palmer Avis Butler. Appointment of J. M. Novak as Special Deputy Eheriff at Path- finder Dam for three (3) days beginning April 11th approved by Board of County Commissioners. There being no further business the meeting adjourned to, April 14. J, E. SCOTT, Chairman, EMMA C. MARSHALL Clerk. April 14, 1925 State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ca. Office of the-County Clerk, Cas- per, Wyoming, April 14th, 1925. The Board of County Commis- sioners in and for Natrona County Wyoming, met this 14th day of April, 1926, at 10:00 o’clock a, m. in special session pursuant to ad- journment of April 18th, being present Commissioners J, E. Scott, Chairman, Dr. G. T. Mo gan, Earle G. Burwell and Emma C. Marshall, Clerk, the purpose of this meeting to be to settle the matter of the Salt Creek-Lavoye road, Meeting was called to order by J. E. Scott, Chairman. Mr. Scott said that he would like to have the matter of the Salt Creek-La- yoye Road contract settled with Mr. Geo. Apel at this time. Mr. Apel informed the Commis- sioners that he was unable to fin- ish this road contract until fur- ther funds were furnished him, and requested that the Commis- sioners give him a written order upon the different oil companies and others who had agreed to con- tribute to the County in the way of finances to construct this said road. Mr. Apel submitted a writ- ten opinion given to him by Mr, Weedell, the County Attorney, stating that in his opinion an or- der from the Commissioners would be legal to solicit funds from the different parties who had agreed to contribute on this road. After questioning Mr. Apel as to the resent status of this road con- tact, Mr. Burwell inquired if the County Surveyor had given his written report upon the condition of the road which the contract called for. Dr, Morgan moved that Mr. Apel be given the order requested, but motion failed to receive a see- ond, different parties interested in the road should appear with the Com- sioners when the Surveyor's report was made in writing to the Commissioners, Mr, Burwell agree ing with Mr, Scott's suggestion, and Mr. Apel was informed that his claim would be considered at a later date when the Surveyor’s report was available and the dif- ferent parties interested in the Lavoye-Salt Creek Road could be present with the County Commis- sioners. Hearing on the Casper-Muddy Gap Road was set for May Ist, 1925, There being no further business the meeting adjourned. E. SCOTT, Chairman, EMMA C. MARSHALL, Clerk. April 15, 1925 State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ns. Office of, the County Clerk, Casper, Wyoming, April 15, 1925. The Board of County Commis- sioners in and for Natrona Coun. ty, Wyoming, met this 15th day of April. 1925 at 2:00 p. m. in spec. jal session pursuant to ‘adjourn- ment of April 14th, there pang present Commissioners J, EB. Scott, Dr. G, 7. Morgan, Burwell, and Emma ©. Olerk. The following proceedings were had, to-wit: Motion was made by Earle G. Burwell, seconded by Dr, G, T. Morgan, that County of Natrona contribute Seventy Five Dollars a Beli datray expenses of Music eek, Bond of Henry Brennan, ju- tice of the Peace, in the sum of ) lth day of April, there | Mr. Scott thought best that the | $1500.00 was presented and ap- proved by the Board of County Commissioners. , Bond of Harry *E. Champion, special investigator, in the sum of $2500.00, presented and.approved by Board of County Commission- ers. Oath of Fred W. Blatt, duly ap- ointed Deputy Assessor, approved Be Board of County Commission- ers, Oath of J. C. Bell, duly appoint- ed Deputy Assessor, approved by Board of County Commissioners. Bonds ot the following duly ap- pointed Deputy Assessors, were presented to the Board of County Commissioners and approved in the sum of $2,000.00 each. Wilbur J. ‘Tubbs, Harry Stevick John A. Melland Tra W. Naylor Roy L, Crockett Frank F. Graff R, D, Campbell Fred W. Blatt W. E. Jewett M. L. MeMinn L. G. Cavis, Report of Earnings or Collec- tions of George A, Blake as Jus+ tice of the Peace, for the month ending March 31, 1925, examined and approved by che Board of County Commissioners. Monthly report of entire staff of Natrona County Full Time Health Department, approved by Board. Refund Taxes it DF. Owens. -eseuc-— 188,89 Reviewer's Report on a road sixty feet (60, feet) in width to be known as Power Plant Road, re- ceived and approved by the Board of County Commissioners. There being no further business the meeting adjourned-to April 16, 1925. J, E., SCOTT, Chairman, EMMA C, MARSHALL, Clerk. April 16, 1925 State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss. Office of the County Clerk, Casper, Wyoming, April 16, 1925. The Board of County Commis- sioners in and for Natrona County, Wyoming, met this 16th April, 1925, in special session pursuant to adjournment of April 15, 1925, there being present Commissioners J. E. Scott, Chair- man, Dr. G. T, Morgan, Earle G. Burwell and Emma C, Marshall, Clerk. The following proceedings were had to-wit: Motion was made by Earle G. Burwell, seconded by J. E. Scott that list of County dependents as submitted by Miss Ellis, consistin, of seventeen persons, be approve for admittance to Bucknum Lodge. Carried. Following a general discussion the meeting was adjourned to April 20, 1925. J. E. SCOTT, Chairman, EMMA C. MARSHALL, Clerk. April 20, 1925 State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss. Office of County Clerk, Casper, Wyoming, April 20, 1925, he Board of County Commis- sioners in and for Natrona Coun- ty, Wyoming, met this 20th day of April, 1925 at 4:00 p. m, in special session pursuant to an ad- journment of April 16, 1925, there being present Commissioners J, EB. Scott, Chairman, Dr, G. T, Mor. gan, Earl G. Byrwell and Emm C. Marshall, Clerk. The follo rat proceedings were had to-w’ Motion made by G. T. Morgan, seconded by Earle G. Burwell, that the following resolution be adopted as read. Carried. Resolution WHEREAS, the Board of Coun- ty Commissioners of Natrona County has heretofore appointed H, E. Champion as the special in- vestigator to examine all of the financial affairs pertaining to the County WHEREAE, this Board finds that said H. E. Champion is some- what hindered and limited in_his power and authority heretofore conferred upon him by this Board; and WHEREAS, this Board is of the opinion that it would be a great advantage to the said H. E. Cham- pion to have the aid and advice of the State Board of Equalization and secure from them directly, all of the information he may desire relative to tax matters and all other affairs pertaining to State and County. NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of County Commissioners of Na- trona County, State of Wyoming, hereby and by these presents, rec ommend the appointment of H. E. Champion as a special deputy of the State Board of Equalization to aid and assist said Board of Equalization and the County Com- missioners im all tax matt in order that all property in the te shall be assessed at its true and full value, and that the State Board of Equalization and County Commissioners may co-operate jn the question of finding the true value of all taxable property in the County of Natrona, The petition of the local busi- ness men and taxpayers asking office, Clerk of the District Court, referred to the State Examiner for his attention. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. J, E. SCOTT, Chairman MARSHALL, Clerk, EMMA ©. April 24, 1925 State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss. Office of County Clerk, Casper Wyoming, April 24, 1925, The Board of County Commis- sioners in and for Natrona County Wyoming, met this 24th day of April, 1925 in epecial session with the Board of Trustees of Memorial Hospital of Natrona cunts at 10:80 o’cloek a. m., there bein, present Commissioners, J. E. Scot! Chairman, Earle G, Burwell, G, T. Morgan, Emma C. | Marshall, County Clerk, Isabelle Nelson, At- torney Geo, W. Weedell, W. M. Holland, R. 8, Ellison, M. J, Foley, and P, J, O'Conner. f | Associated Oil for an audit of Mabelle Fiedler's J. E. Scott, Chairman, outlined briefly to the trustees the duties expected of them in the manage- ment of the Hospital under their supervision, The meeting was called for the purpose of organizing and deter- mining the term of each member of the Board of Trustees of the Natrona County Memorial Hospi- tal. Terms are as follows: P, J, O'Conner, five year term. ‘. Foley, four year term. R Ellison, three year term. W. M. Holland, two year term, Henry H. Schwartz, one year ° + O'Conner was President of the Board of T by unanimous vote. P. J ner not, voting. M. J. Foley elected of Board by unanimous vote. {Foley not voting. Ellison elected Treasurer 1 by unanimous vote. Mr. Ellison not voting. There being no further business the meeting wa elected rustees J. O'Con- Secretary Mr. EMMA C, MARSHALL, Clerk April 25, 1925 State of yoming, Natrona, 5s. Office of Count Casper, Wyoming, April 2 Jommis- sioners in and for Natrona Coun- ty, Wyoming, met this 26th day of April, 1925, at 11:00 o'clock a.m. in Special session, there being present Commissioners, J well, G. T. Morgan and Emma C. Marshall, Clerk Motion b ed by E. G. Burwell, that reso- lution be adopted as) read by County Clerk relating to certain oil property not being shown on county tax rolls, be placed on said rolls for current taxes and the Tax Assessor be instructed to place same on rolls. The County Treasurer to be advised as well. Carried. The two oil companies men- tioned in said resolution being the Mountain Producers Corporation and its subsidiary The Wyoming Corporation and the Salt Creek Producers Associa- tion, There being no further business the meeting adjourned. J. E. SCOTT, Chairman: EMMA C. MARSHALL, Clerk. Douglas Grant Loses Out In British Play WESTWARD HO, May 27 (By the Associated Press).—Douglas Grant, who was America’s hope in the 1925 British Amateur golf championship, was eliminated today by R. W. Crummack, three times Lancas champion, two up and one to play. No Americans are left in the cham- pionship, TERRIS AND BUD TAYLOR WIN BOUTS NEW YORK, May %27.—(By the Associgted Press)}—New York Iight- weight and a Terre Haute bantam wero one step higher in the chal- lenge ranking of their divisions to- day as the result of triumphs last night in ten round bouts at the Queensboro stadium. Sid Terris of New York scored decisively over Lew Paluso of Salt Lake City, After both had stepped #0 cautiously for nine rounds that the spectators boved, Terris opened up a slashing attack in the closing three minutes which almost batter: ed Paluso through the ropes. Bud Taylor of Terre Haute swept through the defense of the former bantam champion, Abe Goldstein, with powerful body swings and swings to the head. ENJOINING OF _ LEWIS DENIED CHICAGO, May 27. sociated Pre Friend ref: d to enjoin Eid ler” Lewis from advertising h as world champion coming Memorial Wayne ‘Big Munn. Stanislaus Zbyusko, who recently defeated Munn, had sought an injunction on Lewis, (MANNA WINS EPSOM DERBY 80M DOWNS, May 27.—(Asso clated Press.) Manna won the derby, classe of the England racing seavon, run here today Zionist ran second and The third The official time 3.6 seconds. ek ee SPORT BRIEFS PARIS.—Georges Carpentier de feated Jack Dempsey—at high jump ing. 68) —Cir in his match with wrestler Day Sirda was 2 minutes 40 BRIDGEPORT, Conn.—Tiger Flowers of Atlanta defeated Bogash in 12 rounds. —-— The next annual meeting of the Southern Fisheries association will be held at Jacksonville, I January, County of | \ E. Scott, Chairman, Earle G. Bur- |‘ . T. Morgan second- | ‘ Lou! PAGE NINE REGATTAS T0 HOLD INTEREST Next Month to Witness Climax of Rowing Season. RENCE PERRY, By LAW ight, 1925, ¢ Jo | r r than the west out of hand be ht othe erner held to be great deal, but in the Washington has revealed handicap due to this condition x the coming e at the disadva it m worth past a very likely the m has had expe tance race fornia rowed rac mile and a half. navy hi h greater not Se NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE WHEREAS, default has been ‘made in the payment of part of the money secured by mortgage dated September 27 A. D., 1923 made by Wm. F. Reynolds and Linnie Reynolds, his wife, of the City of Casper, County of Na- trona and State of Wyoming, to Union Savings and Loan Associa- tion, a Wyoming corporation, the undersigned mortgagee, which mortgage was duly filed for rec- ord in the office of the County Clerk and ex-officio Register of Deeds in and for the County of Natrona, in the State of Wyom- ing, on the 2nd day of October, A. D., 1923, and there recorded in Book of Mortgages, at page 264, and given to secure the promissory note of the said mort- gagors to the said mortgagee of en date therewith in the sum of $2500.00, with interest thereon at the rate of 10% per annum, and 2% premium per annum on the to- tal principal sum until fully paid, payments to be made in 84 equal monthly installments of $44.13 each, payable on the 27th day of each and every month commenc- ing with the month of October, 1923, payments to be applied first on interest and premium due, the balance upon principal, and there- fore default has occurred in the condition of said mortgage in that the said moxtgagors have made de- fault which has continued for more than six months last past in the payment of the installments due upon said note as aforesaid; and WHEREAS, raid mortgagee has elected to exercise the option in said mortgage provided, whereby the remaining indebtedness se- cured thereby has become immed- lately due and payable, which on the date of this notice and the first publication hereof is claimed to be as follows, to-wit: the sum of $2347.06 and in addition at torney’s fees of $200.00 for the foreclosure thereof, as in said mortgage provided, or a total sum of $2547.0 d WHEREA®, by the terms of said mortgage and the said default thereunder, the power of sale therein contained has become op- erative and no suit or proceedings have been instituted at law to re- cover the debt remaining secured by said mortgage or any part thereof and said mortgage has fc Ilo 1 prem cause the mortgag 6 and real estate in said mortgage described, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due on said note and mortgage of principal, interest and premium, attorney's fees and other fees, costs and expenses, to be sold at public vendue by the Sheriff or Deputy Sheriff of Na trona County, Wyoming, to the highest bidder for cash, according to law, at the south front door of the Court House in the City Casper, County of, Natrona of Wyoming, on July 14 at 10:15 o'clock in the of said day, to-wit Lot numbered § numbered On ing described forenoon (7), in Hundred f the town said County » of Wyom ing, as and block are laid down and described in the plat of said townsite now and duly recorded in the of the County Clerk anc officio Register of Dee Natrona County, together sy of Nat with thereon sit UNION SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I BERS, dent Mortgagee JAMES P. KEM Attorney for Mortgagee July 1, evil bug doew tton plants