Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1925, Page 12

In Aas rou rote ent 926. en {PAGE TWELVE. She Casper DailyTriinary By J. & EANWAY AND ©. & HANWAY Entered at Casper (Wyoming) postoffice as second clase matter November 22, 1916. Se The Cas Daily Tribune tasued every evening and The Sunday Morning Tribune aay Sunday at Casper, Wyoming. Publication offices: Tribune 4 building, opposite postoffice. | Business Telephone 22 ----nen--venneneenneewomnemenl OLE 18) é Branch Telephone Orchange Connecting All Departmente } MEMBER TH! ASSOCIATED PREBS “The Associated Press ts exclusively entitied to the use for publication er _ all -newe credited in this paper and also the loca) news published berein. * Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation (A. B. ©.) Advertising stepregentatives | * Prudden, King & Prudden, 1120-23 Steger Bldg. » Le, SEG oFifth | ” Ave. New York City; Glone Bidg., Boston, Mass,, Buite 404 Sharon Bldg. | \ $8 New Montgumery St, San francisco, Cal. Copies of the Daily Tribune are on @ile In the New York, Chicago. 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Register complaints | before & o'clock, not — sors temecsaneretieaei | National Tax .Revision Secretaary Mellon is bravely going before the people with tis battle for tax reyision and makes an extended statement of the lines on whi i he is making his fight in which he say: “There is to he no ‘Mellon Plan’ before the next congress. Writing men are largely responsible for the fact that there was a ‘Mellon Plan’ a year ago. “It (the ‘Mellon Plan’) might better have been called the sury Plan’) because: since a one Democratic 4 dent and two democratic secretaries of the treasury have to congress exactly the same recommendations for tax reform that I s sted “Experience shows conclusively that if taxes are too high the source of reyenue diminishes. No man will continue to sow where he cannot reap. This condition. cannot be .eseaped—more scientific taxes * incomes or more taxes on the lower incomes, n with small income is more interested than are the wealthy themsclves in seeing that the tax upon high in- comes and large states is economically sound. “ with tax-exempt securities being issued at the . Tate of more than $1,000,000,000 a year, and with other means ,of escaping, the wealthy need no guardian.” Whether your tax bill is large or small, tax, reform should «| result in keeping more money in your pocket. s Dispensing With Pomp : It has been a common statement that in public affairs two employes are usually hired, where one would be required to do the work in private affairs, President Coolidge has shown a determination to change this method of doing public busi- ness if he possibly can. He has decided to dispense with the services of the White House Soejal Secretary and turn this work over to-some man in the state department service. This means that a man in the state department will have to-assume | the additional responstbility of directing the conduct of al} formal social functions ‘at the White House instead of being merely an adviser in regard to them in the past. It has been suggested that the man on whom, this additional duty will fall is likely to resign. It is a safe bet, however, that he will not resign. If the people want economy in public affairs they must back public officials who have the courage to cut red tape and public pomp even though it causes someonesto lose a job on the publie payroll he People’s Entertainment This season the Chautauqua opens on July 15 and closes with the 2Ist, and the wholesome entertainment is furnished by the Ellison White company. This organization has sup- plied Casper for quite a number of years and there is yet to be the slightest objection found with their programs or with the individual performers. This season the program is nicely balanced with music, humorous and serious leetures, drama novelties and concert ; numbers and is possibly the best selection of talent yet to ap- pear in this city since the establishment of the efreuit. Our people are no strangers to the Chautauqua as a clean and inspiring source of entertainment and instruction, and the this . patronage accorded it year in all probability will be a repetition of former years—record breaking. | The Chautauqua caters largely to the better element of | the population, that is why it is in and moral in everything * it presents, At the same time it dées not omit the cheerful- id brightness. Its influence is wholly toward upbuild- nd betterment*of citizenship, There is one notable thing about the Chautanqua—it never leaves a bad taste in your \ Short and Merry Life by bout the vanity of all human things, noblest basmuch as even the later that works are not eterna) but must as though they had never been we the world, so far as we can see, was should remember made to enjoy rather than to dast The thought is Samuel Butler's, You will find it-elabor- | ated on in his. note books, which ayailable in book form, | Refleet and it is apparent that come-and-go pervades every- ‘ thing of which we have knowledge, and though great things “go more slowly, they are built up of small ones. Butler asks: “Are we to haye our enjoyment of Handel and Shakespeare (for instance) weakened because a day will come when there will be no more of either Handel or Shakespeare nor yet of cars to hear them?” and he answers with another | question: “Is it not enough that they should stir such count- Jess multitudes so profoundly and kindle such intense and af- fectionate admiration for so many ages as they have done and | probably will continue to do?” | ie Jife of a great thing may be so long as practically | to come to immortality even now, but that is not the point.” he ways. “The point is that if things began to shape or short life and a merry o tuything was aimed at at all when be shaped, it seems to have been a with an extension of time in cor tain favored cases, rather than a permanency of eyen the | sx noblest.” . When one comes to think of it, death and birth are so losely corelated that one could not destroy either without destroying the other at the same time. Tt is extinction that makes creation possible, If, however, any work is to have long life it is not enough that it should be good of its kind. Many ephemeral things are perfect in their way. It must be of a « durable kind as well, Women and Work > | That one in five of the working women in the United States is less than twenty years of age and that even most of i, them are between the ages of twenty and twenty-four is set forth in a statement from the department of labor, Two-fifth: are set down ns between twenty-five and forty-four years of age. As to workflig men nearly one-half are between the ages ‘© of twenty-five and forty-four while the number above forty: four is about one in six, Of two million married women at work one half are native whites and one-third are negro. In South Cavolina more than onethind of the women are at work hile in West Virginin the proportion is about one in nine, aera 2» hes ps , Che Casper Daily Cethune + NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE co Harding Bros. teseeePart SEX NW, section 3, township 88, range 79 -.-.-e-ccenenee 16.56 ; eaters J (Continued From Page’ Eleven) Casper Realty, . ; ie i x Thorndale, lot 11, block 2 wepienaesiseshengoeaeecimnmne an + G0 We J. JONCS. sassnsemsenscnseeNorth Casper, lots 194 to 196 Inclusive, block 1 sncenmeaecenete' (16,79 Thorndale, lot 12. block 2 tececerecerrecnnpereenmennmert, , 4: igeben! Raatty. ; Pre myles Thorridale, lot 13, block 2 -casenn-ceseceneen. 458 Tetons Tandeuiete, -North Casper, lot 51; i Thorndalé, lot: 8, bIOCK 8 <--e-4en---=ewen-nne: oek North Casper, lot 52, Dlock 87 ---~-----sence-cnm-wwwmsereveneenan= 23.48 Taorndale, lot 9, DICK 3 -eececea-wenenenennenvnennerenmarecennn= 4 Camper fealty ~~ é 5 3.96 per. a a 1 168; dale, lot 7, DIOCK 6 -----scnnenwnewenennarnaenewnancnwesewnne 3: rk. ;osssueveees North Casper, lot 188: Thorndale, totsay blebkis eee Baba SP ree maaiehre North Casper, north half of tot 169, block 17 -ascea-eneewnceneente 25.28 Thorndale, lot 4, block 7 , Castes Resity ; ; Thorndale, lot 6, bIOCK T ---+enanene-n-ne=-e=: 3.96 ons Oley Roan: wee North Casper, lot 69; Thorndale, lot 6, block 7 -----L--------—==-. Hi North Casper, lot 70, block 21 ----s----coecceancncnenennceducceeee 10.35 ‘Thorndale, lot 2, bIOCK 8 ---a-cenacennneennnnwnnnrwenceenmnteence 3: ‘ ‘ Fay ae Thorndale, tot 3, DIOCK 8 --eecaeccanesnnem-n== wosececene= ba] sah! sep, praags North! Canter? inetdas et Bia a Bt ae eet ciac, Vie wor age eae Ble VT) North Casper, lot 48, block 16 ..----------e-e-nececcewenecseceanna 23.99 Thorridale, lot, 5, bIOCK 8 ---nsnweeencaveenn-neenennnnnsnenmmanrne 8 er Realt, pind teem iA teat 3 Bae | ree TAS FE Netpbnincassd ineceshere Nasth sCaeper clot ab aplocwbaT ec ek a real 35 9, ‘ Thorndale, lot 2, aie 95 | : — Thorndale, lot 3, block 9 -2cencceeanemen nen. aah Pee ois ite es North aspen, “1ot 46: Thorndale, Eh | eee aerei 398 North Casper, lot 77, block 18 --.a----------enowevnennncewnonen | 18.4: Thorndale, lot »loc! — 5 i : 3.95 | Casper Realty ; rolerrtet tt Gow Se ae aa 3.95] co C. V. Robbins. sessasserseseee North Casper, lot 22, block 46 -.nnc----cerencncnnewecevecereeecean 34.18 Thorndale, lo . 1c ntseenine gen ef : 3.95 | Casper Renity st hada tet RAE OY liad 3.95| co H. F. Schmidt... North Casper, lot 55; ee oe 3.95 North ‘Chépet,. lot rags, look, aT C20 oes tas as legsbarrs rah EER UAT fie ek 3.95 | Casper Lealty ; Lined eget pars os oe 3.95 | c-0 Frank E. Stevens. ....0..-..-.'orth Casper, lot 179: Thorndale, lot 5, BlOCK 10 soenennewe-neenenen- f rate : Thorndale, ut 6, block 10 — 3.95 North Casper, lot 180, block 22 . —o a 0 . lot 6, OR eee Thorndale, lot $, block 10 —. 3.95 |. Casper Realty s ee ee ie as Thorndale, lot 9, block 10 . 3.95 e-o Hermann .Tholl....osseses..-North Casper, lot 158; Thorndale, lot 1, block 11 3.95 | 5 3 North Casper, Jot 159: - ata 2 Thorndale, lot 2, block 11°... 8.95 ay North Casper, lot 160, block 21 ~..--c-se------e-onenenawen: 81.39 3, bl 3.95 0 —-s ; Thorndale, lat 3, block 11 5 |’ Cesper Realty : Thorndale, lot 4, block 11 bd 0 T.B. Wells. .-.s-.sevsessaess North Casper, lot 105: Thorndale, lot 5, block 11 = B North Casper, lot 197, Thorpdale, lot, took at 3.95 | Casper Wyoming Rodeo Asen.....cMillg, lot 8, block 7 s-n:e--ocoes-s0--onesovocoooonososeuuseseoven, 102.82 Thorndale, lot 7, bloc 3 4 4 * 3.95 |: Castine, Wm, Relbedar sap Sa MM Rese 3.95| co P.-A. Burn: Midwest Heights, lot 21, block 5 ----- ALE rob ar ra aripettrr aise 3.95; Castor, Ivan . + Casper, east 48 feet of lots 1 and 2, block 104 1 TR nt a that s 3.95 | Caswell, N. H. -Burlington, lots 32 to 35 inclusive, block 5 Thorndale, lot 3, block 13) -o-------oce ed eer Ba a a y Raat Au 2 seer 3.95 ©-0 Jack MINS. .24.0st2ccns ses sn-e Casper, lot 8, block 156 ......cecceeee. erat i. : Perens 3,95 | Cathcart, F. R. ° Peeradale lok f, Mose aA seat 3.95 eo Otto McMurray Casper, lot 4, block 155 -..- .--------. PED a be eee hte Ek STE NESE section 21, township 83, range 79; Chapin. Bert ..- ~ Call-Hart, south 40 feet of lot 2, block 3 weeereveeesens 6 6.05 ° NWSW, section 23, township 33, range 79 —~-----------2------ 18.05 Chapman, Jossie ‘ Rinse Butler Co: saeensenssee NE, being blocks 1 to 49 inclusive in Bessemer, section 4, town- . 0-0 B.S. Stanley. .., sosc0sse. une Capitol Hil}, lot 3, block 97 1. ----2------sa-- anne enna mnneenpeenes . sade nis ag Ship“ OR, ‘ranges 8) cee ins poveamnccnaljuarbatie cece P'S A01t " Chane MWA iter G? Butler Corp. ri pie co W, J. Smith. Nelson, lot 3, block 18 -....-- on ire ata eS ee Geo. B N Ufigton, lot 11; Childers, Arthur A. NEYSBY, section 1, township 90, range 84 s2cccecccccccceeseeee 3.0 bag waecaae atk ~ Norik Euler Goda 38.24| Childecs, Arthur -A. N%4S%4, section 5, township 30, range 83; North Burlington, lot 12, block 8 ---. Butler Corp. ; Lot 6; W%5E 4% SE%, section6, township 89, range 83; . vo W. 6. Ferguson. .-..-.s00.- «Midwest, lots 17 and 18. block 5; EXNWX: N section 7, township 30, range 83 —.. 63.02 Midwest, lofs 19, 20 and 21, block 6 --------~..6smew---eenemenenes —= (182.81). “Onitderd, Arthuf “Accsetevsevses...NWYNW, section é Butler Corp. ; NEXNEX, section 18, township 80, range 83 ----------cseeceence 6.40 eo John Jourgensen ..- -Thorndale, lot 1, block 2 wo tne emnewnwewaceecnnnne | 4.83 ‘Gheletenaeh, Adina. ‘ , Butler Corp. WNW, section 29, township 36, range 81; ae ceo Frank Manzon.....-..-..-...North Burlington, lot 8, DIOCK 1 -s-ane-nsaon-n-neenewerennneesne 8141) | i NEX, section 30, township 36, range $1 -----------sececccncecnee 30.42 Butle: Corp, , | Christianson. John t* ‘*** Martin Thedin..-..- soree-North Burlington, tots 27 and 28, Block 6 ~ 3527] “eo arthur Pueblasssesverseesc+Novth Casper south alt of tot #3: . Butlir, Mifflin Casper, lot 4, bloc! 28 eaepced pes: \ Oe North Casper, all lot 94, bloc! ‘ Dorel enous pti tanya theca eal oo seae| Chrisraian & Cristobal. Teapot, lots 2 and 3, block § -=--—-W------——--wnenvrnn—nenmnaee 19.59 Byrnes, G. A. . Fe py EL a 930)’ Christman & Freeman < Teapot, lot 1, block 8 —---. a: etn en gee EEN 31.00 Sse gi nice dim esa Ea NRESS es Bee tS “|'-Olark, Alfred M.. AR CERRETT TRIE SAIS Sor (tec tl a EP UO LOR Cally B.Bavustassetess .-.Call-Hart, South 80 feet of = scaaeie ether cic! Se hcceeiatea st . : co T. P, Hil $14SE%, section 34, township 41, range 82 ---------e-neeeeerecenne 8.63 Call-Hart, lot 1, b f ; Call-Hart, North 2-3 feet of North % lot 5, block 4; Ce ah “fe CallHart, Ni of lot 1, block 87 ; ‘ bei picole ems KE iy ( RUE cath $0 TNE asabe as aoe 8; Clark, J. C.. + Kenwood, lot 468 2--.- TMC Sa RA I eee ne a Oe ; “Clark; Nora _ BSE, section 11, township 32, range 83; Cola n nck, 7% : WNW; SEUNW; NEX, section 13, township $2, range 83; f "i r t lock 12 ENE, section 14, township 32, range 83; . oe Pee eRe Mean tl inde iat NYS%; SWUSW, section 12, township 32, range 83 -.--e-e--- 18.9? Casper, lots 28 and 24, block 12 2 Cate Fs nnn tier. Jot abn IbOX 12 Clark, Willis G Alcova, lot 3, block 1 ws a ae b Butler, lots 7 and 8 Clarkson, John J. : lot 8 block 95 phe oe ee ental rh 0 Clarkson, John. W. NUNW: NEYNEU, section 20, township 32, range 82; canis mpbell, “On : - ‘Sie %, section 21, township 32, range 82 ws... 14.27 $ stClemons,. Ed . saath eases once Nelson, lot. 7, block 17 33.18 “ r Nendale, lot 9, block 17-2. = 5 1 . RK, Clouse, je A! » i RE Vaniaisen, vesseNorth Casper, lots 47 and 48, block 12 90.681 Gouna SEYSW% section 14. township 33, range $3: Carey, Alvina .. sees -.»North Casper, lots 66 and 57, block 37 40,09 * « EXSEY seston au Hincaten 3 range 83; Carey “OP: Jot 1. block, 1 177.69,]: - ; aie I township 34, range 80: a. Carey. 4 th Bree ete abot 58.63 : “Lot 1 NEYNWK; NWMNEX section 31, township 34, range 80--- 24.91 Carey, J. M., Bros. lot 8 block 469 2-1_-+-2= sCobby-As HL, BON., .-. ses sesseeeelCrabtree Addition to Mills, lots 1 to 23 inclusive, block 1; Carey, J. ML, Bros. t Crabtree Addition to Mills, lots 1 to 23 Inélusive, block 2; Carey, 3. aC, Bro ewes Casper, lot 16, - ‘ Crabtree Addition to Mills, lots 1 to 24 inclusive, block 3; Carey, “A M. Bros, wnnes Casper, lot block 218 Crabtree Additioa to Mills, lots 1 to 24 inclusive, block 4; Carer, 3. Af., Bro a---., Casper, south half of lot 10, block Crabtree Addition to Mills lots 1 to 12 inclusive, block 8: Carey, J. M., Bro canes Riverside Farms, tract 89 debt Grabtree Addition to Mills, lots 1 to 12 Inclusive, block 6; Carey, J. AM, Bros. . Riverside Farms, tract 42 Crabtree addition to Mills, lots 1 to 23 inclusive, block 1; Carey, J. M. Bros. ....-.-..-.22..- Casper, lot 10, block 169 - Crabtree Addtion to Mills, lote 1 to 22 inclusive, block 8; | Carey, J- Mx Bros. \ Crabtree Addition to Mills, lots 1 to 2° inclusive, block 9; NI co F. EB. Empey. .-..2.sessesse-, Casper, an unplatted piece of ground lying north of lot 1 In block 144 ~.--.---.--5--2+-----2--=. —o 21.64 \, section 26, township 34, range 80: Bu N W'4. section 35, township 34, ra: a 8,01 Carroll, Ye ssnssmee awe covews ee Teapot Site, lot 48, block 3 .----... 3.19 Carter, Robt. J..---- wevenee Dyansville, lots 1 and 2, block 28 -- 12.31 Cartwright, A. ‘ a eo C. H. Anderson Co... 204.98 Casper Brick & Tile Co. co ©. EL Btarr..... + all block 10 667.08 ‘ountry Club New Country Club New Country Club New Country Club ‘ New Country Club New Country Club New Country Club New Country Club New Country Club New Country Club New Country Club New Country Club New Country Club Casper Investment Co. Heights, lot 11, Heights, lot 12, block 1 2... Heights, lot 13, block 1 .... Heights, lot Heights, lot Heights, lot Heights, lot 18, DIOCK 1 snneccecncennonnne. + DIOCK 1 enanncencennencnny. Heights, lot Heights, lot 3, bBIOCK 2 scaenennaneenmnnnnenee--- Heights, lot 4. DIOCK 2... -meccnennceecccee. Heights, lot 10, block 2 ... DIOCK 2 capecenneeccncececcceee-= New Country Club Heights, lot 21, DOCK 2 o-ceunennecsecomcen. New Country Club Heights, lot 22, block 2 ... New Country Club Heights, lot 3, block 6 \. New Country Club Heights, lot 4, block 5 .. New Coun Club Heights, lot 11, block 5 sea-cs-ne<-. New ( Club Heights, lot 12, block 6 . New Country Club Heights, lot 4, block 6 ceseaa-. New Country Club Heights, lot 9, Liock 6 eee. New Country Club Heights, lot 10, bIOCK 6 seonecece. New Country Club Heights, lot 12, block 6 .. mami New Country Club Heights, tot 28, block 6 —.. sone New New Country Club Heights, lot 6, block 7 —seecscce. Cquntry Club Heights, lot 7, DIOCK 7 ~seeenenccccacenancane. New Country Club Heights, lot 23, bIOCK 7 cnesececcaccoecene. New Country Club Heights, lot 26, DIOCK "7 sescccceccccnccccececen- , Burlington, lot 16, blocy 8 -....... Burlington, tot 16; Burlington, lot 67; Burlington, Jot 68, block 10 Caspe: Land & Townaite Co. Casper Mfg. & Conat. Co... ‘10.41 anne eeeeeeeeernenneneeenne-- = 57.08 Casper Motor Co. 6-0 L. G. MUAY. eerersesseeses North Casper, lot 93; North Casper, Jot 94, block 18 Casper Realty .., North Casper, lot 131, block 4 3.89 jovth Casper, lot 28, block 16 ~ 5.78 North Casper, lot 61; North Casper, lot oon, 43.42 North Casper, lot 176; North Casper, lot 177; North Casper, north | Casper, lot 56, Casper, jot 161, block Casper, Casper, North North lot 149; lot 150, block 24 lot 63; r, Jot 64, blook a1 . Casper, lot 189, block 48 Casper, lot 15, block 47. Casper Realty eo Samuel Bedsaul , Casper, lot 49; R lot-6v, block 10 ....... an eenenennueespasennccnnnnnee 21.54 Camper Realty ec Roy Boatman. .o.sassessesse- North Casper, lot 4, block 41 pont et nee se eneeeneennweeeeny tacesens 37.70 Casper Realty co H, Brumbaugh... =+eereeNorth Casper, lot 164; North Caapet, lot 165, block 13 ._...-n.cupesewwacnncsncszccanncas : 35.12 Casper Realty . - oo John Gallegos, North Casper, lot 173, block’ 39; * North Casper north half lot 174, block 39; ~" North Calpen, lot block 2 North Casper, lot 151, block’ 21. -- 194 Canper Realty eo Harding Broa Casper, all block 2; Casper all block 3 Carper, all block 3 ‘orth Casper, all block 6 North Casper, all bl 7 : U North Casper, all block 9 Dee OPN IRL ee SA ee et aa s “ Gasper Realty Cobb, A. H., & Son... Cobb, William B. Colson, Henry J.. Coltrane, C. M. C-0 Hal Currane. cas enssessneeee se Mille, Coltrane, C. M, Coltrane, C. M. * Coltrane, C. M. co Fred Hunter.....- Coltrane, C. M. -+. Mills, Coltrane, C. M. co L. B, Townsend... ‘Comer, T. B. Cooley, G. W. oo A. C. Baker... Cooley, Ralph Cone Inez co R. J. Cantrell. co A. Elpers , Crawford, Gertrude ...,.eseesseeseToapot, lot 11 Ie LT a 3 Denpot, lot 32, ‘biog 31) 1.5. ona te LL £95 pOribes, 2. HF. Casper north 40 feet of lot 1, block $4. 151.02 FOF, Pe Ass sas ow Kenwood, lot 212 ......... ‘18,76 Cromwell, Nancy E. + Sheridan Heights, lot 6; Sheridan Heights lot ¢: ‘ Sherldan Heights, lot 7, block 65 ccceconenacen 49.65 Crouch, Frank ---Sunrise, lot 23 to 26 Inclusive, block 3... 1.84 Crowe, Farl FB... 2% SW 35; EM: SWKNEM, rection 18, township 34, range 85; 3 ‘ se NWNEX, section 19, township 34, range 86; “ NY¥NWK: NWKNEY, nection 20, township 34, range 85 c-c-o--e 17.24 Crumpton, C. ¢. + Teapot, lot 11 to 16 Indlusive, block 4 5a Cullen, John ,, Casper, lot 4; Eee aera cone Pa Casper, west 50 feet of lot §, block £7 «. .5 Cullen, John ..., wnersereon Kenwood, lot 117 aaah cate f cothinduaetcs ia ‘Cullen, Terry + + ©o Mrs- P. JyAlcCarthy... ; = see-- BSW eo G. D, Stillwagon.........,... Casper, Cusper, s%SW YSEs 8E CO Veta Eda’ Drew, .e.sessnsseeesMills, lot 7, block 44 . co Rev, A, T, Edwards.....-..--Mills, lot 1, block 45 --- Mills, lots 1 and 2, se North Casper, all block 11; ° North Casper, all block 15; North Casper, all block 19 ----+----------=~: - Crabtree Addition to Mills, lota 1 to 24 inclusive, block 10 .. N%4Ni% section 15, township $3, range 83 -_..--__.... ; Casper, lot 10, block 209 YNWK: E£RE%; NWUNE\ section 15, township 34, range 80 ..-.------. 39.12 Wot: 16. ‘black 18 <2.1.W..J.,-..-.. 0 tecmenccncccencccempecces 9.51 weewewwweenencncenecnnnesncccccccccescosecss 16.37 momen nnn nn enn e eww wenn tmeenenccccceccecce = 7.54 lot 13, block 23 --.. 9.80 co Wm, Shapland..,.0..+..-) Mills, lot 9, block 41; Mills, lot 8, block 49 -.---...-...., C0 TONY Sasso, .-~. +0. sessnssessneCasper, East 70 feet of lot 6, block 161 2. ee teeceneemeceemeee 139.83 Community Extension Corp. co See Ben Realty Co., Community Park, lot 1, block 2 65.69 Community Park, lot 4. block 4 21.54 Community Park; lot 3, block 6 . 25.25 Community Ext. Corp. ew See Ben Realty ¢ --------Community Park, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 block 1; Community Park, east % t of lot 13 block 1; Community and ock 1; ] Communit Community Park, lot 1 : 759,93 .. Community Extension Corp, co Anna Knittle, toeseee Community Park, lot 22, block 2 ..--sccece. wewnut eansiiganbeutaey 40.68 Community Extension co Union Inv. Co. Community Park, west 40 fect of lots 13 and 14, block 1... 36.0? Cook, Inez F., 42. -. Bast Burlington, west half of lot 19, block 8; Kast Burlington, west half of lot 20, block 8: Kast Burlington, west half of lot 21, block 8 East Burlington, west half of lot 22, block 8 _ on Cook, Nellie -Jimaville, lot 1, block 0 -..-.-.---.20. 9.87 Cook, Thos. A.. Casper, lot 7, block 78: Casper, south 40 feat of lot 8, block 147 -...--. -cneceeeceeccece: 409.70 Cook, T. A. ©-0 A. T. SOLO. cesses sersessessns Casper, West 40 fect lot 6, block 131 .....--. Meme Cook, T. A, Tr center 40 feet of lot 6, block 131 east half of lot 1, block 103 section 25, township 34, range 7 township W's; WY4SEX; EYE, section 35, township 34, range 18 -.------- ction 26, Kenwood, lot 106 53.96 Conner, A. G..,. Casper View, lot 5, block & 40.68 Constable, W. J... Mills, lot 12, block 2 16,45 Continental Supply Co. - Butler, east 45 feet of lot 8, block &1; Butler, eart 45 teet of lot 9, block s1 92.01 Corder, Al. v0 ++ Teapot, lots 3 and 4, biock 33 3.95 }Couner, Ben -Highland Park, lot 28, block 7 . 395, Craig, Wm. ¢. = Casper, lot 15; Casper, lot 16, vlock 121 pooCaaper, lot 8, block 183 E% section 10, township 34, range 80; block 22 THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1925 woneeeweweesnes 196 62 104.43 173.35 4, range 78: nr eceeweerecensseemtnewnenececencsnestasse 132.49