Natrona County Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 7

match trays, 61 candle sticks, 139 rock- Notice of Foreclosure and Sale Under FOUND THINGS HAD CHANGED Monday in June immediately Chattel Mortgage Section 1. The Town Marshal shall execute ers, in trunk stands, cnairt, denks, 59 pitchers. 58 trays, 119 glasses, 58 cuspidors, 00 waste baskets, 1-0 following such election. and return all writs and processes to Section J. Whereas, an emergency exists, Whereas, Frank J.

Donohoe and pictures, 61 mirrors, us toweis, carpets, 7 foot-stoois, lace cur Minnie Donohoe, husband and wife, him delivered 'by the Police Justice in any case arising under any Town such is declared to be the case, mortgagors, of Sioux City, Iowa, duly made, executed and delivered unto F. and therefore this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from street or thoroughfare, or other public place within the limits of the Town of Arminto, every such person shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not less than Five dollars, or more than One hundred dollars for eaeh and every offense. Section 4. Whoever, within the limits of the Town ot Arminto, shall resist the Marshal or other peace officer In the Pel letter, mortgagee, their certain Ordinance; he shall suppress an runs, disturbances and breaches of the peace Chattel Mortgage dated June 8ih, A. and after its passage.

within the Town of Arminto, and D. 1914: wblob said chattel mortgage Passed and approved, March shall pursue and arrest any person in tains, 60 over drapes, 64 shades, ttt long rods, 128 short rods, 12 bath stools, 10 velvet rugs, 25 bath rugs, 17 towel bars, 33 bath towels, 13 soap holders, 36 chambers, 59 ink wells, 123 drapery hooks, 53. razor strop hooks, 59 telephone holders, 7 chiffoniers, 5 lonenoes, 1 dressing table, I table chair, 1 reading lamp, 3 costum-ors, 1 clothes banger, all hall and stair carpets and coverings, 16 fire extinguishers, all carpet paper and lin 23rd 1915. was duly filed in the ofiloe of the County Clerk and Ex Offlolo Register of Deeds in and for Natrona County. the act of committing any onensc irlnst the Town of Arminto, and D.

II. Ralston Wyomlo. at Casper, Wyoming, on Attest: Mayor. the 24th day of June A. D.

1914, at 9 forthwith bring such person before the Police Justice for examination discharge of his or their duties, or shall in any way interfere or hinder 'clock A. M. being document numo EthelS. Kittle Town Clerk, ered 31400: and and trial. 1 nr nrevent him or them trom ois Whereas, said Chattel mortgage was ing lor carpels, an nan arapenee, rods and shades, all Janitor's service Section 2.

WOMAN GOOD WALKER AT 100 charging his or their duties as such officer or officers, or who shall In any It shall be the duty of the Town equipment ot whatsoever kind, all so made, exeouted and delivered by said mortgagors to said mortgagee to secure payment ot the sum ot Marshal to see that all persons liable Auto Made It Impossible for De We to Repeat Famous Deeds on the Veldt 'Christian De Wet was the most picturesque, resourceful and elusive figure on the Boer side ot the South African war a dozen years ago. The efforts of the British forces to "round him up" were futile for many months. He and his followers were always turning up in the most unexpected ways and places. His maneuvers, his stratagems, were deemed real additions to the "art of war" in the cavalry branch, or rather In the handling of "mounted infantry," to be technically correct "Hence when General De Wet went Into insurrection against the Union of South Africa and on the side ot England's foes there was general expectation of a gamesome time. Whatever the effect, if any, on the final outcome of the war of his operations, it was expected that De Wet would supply the material for a lot of "stories," as amusing to neutral readers as they were exasperating to his military opponents.

But the event proved that De Wet had not reckoned with the new factor that haB come into war since he ranged the veldt a dozen years ago. manner assist any person ii the custody of the Marshal, or other police to Dav for Town licenses, or permits, procure the same, as provided by the sheets, bed spreads, Diansets, www, bath rugs, and all other bedding and bed linen whatsoever, all linen room furniture and Boor coverings, 1 sewing machine, 9 bent wood chairs, 12 reed chairs, 2 reed iardenlers, 2 reed iard-enler stands, 1 reed library table, 1 Continues Her Dally Strolls Unattended, and Is In Fairly Good Health. Grant City, Mo. Mrs. Mallnda Jane Fox, who lives northeast of here across the state line, is the old officer, to escape, or shall rescue or attempt to rescue any person so in instnHv.

shall, unon conviction there ordinances ot the lown ot Armmio. Section 3. 10 as evidenced by tnirty-nine certain promissory notes, as follows, thirty-eight notes for $500.00 each, and one note for 1334. 16, all dated January 1st, 1914, and due respectfully, one on or before October 1st, 1914, and one due on the first day of each succeeding month thereafter, the last note be It shall be the duty of the Town of, be fined in any sum not less than Five dollars, nor more than One hun Marshal immediately after his appoint' velvet table cover, 1 fancy vace, pedlstals, 2 statues, 4 pictures, 16 reed chairs and rockers, 2 reed tables, 3 reed lamps, 1 reed desk, 1 reed waste ment and qualification to his office, to ing the note tor j.h.io, oeiog uue ana est citizen In the state of Iowa, having celebrated her one hundredth dred dollars. Section 5.

payable on or before uecemoer lst, select, with the approval of the May or, an Under Marshall, who shall per- birthday anniversary a few days ago. basket, 1 verms Mortis peaistai, 1 A nuanldiwi 9 Kaulrat.a And Hnil. 1917, each and all ot said notes bear- ina Intprnat at the rata of 7 D6T Cent An nerson or persons who shall The aged woman makes her home with her son, S. H. James, and it was ers, 2 vases and flowers, 1 Mel villa per annum from April 1st, uuui form all the duties and be subject to tne same liabilities as the Town Marshal durinff the absence or disability of the Dald; ana there that 300 guests assembled to resist by force and violence, or who shall counsel, encourage, aid, abet or assist any person to resist by force nd violence any arrest attempted to Whereas, said Chattel mortgage help her celebrate the event.

covered and conveyed the following Town Marshal, except that the Under Clark Auto flayer flano, i piano bench, 1 piano scarf, 3 pairs curtains, 3 over drapes, 3 long curtain rods, 6 short curtain rods, 1 picture, 24 mahogany upholstered chairs, 2 over stuffed chairs, 2 over stuffed settees, described property, to-wit: "aw me She was born in 1814, in N. but has been a resident ot Marshal shall have no authority to col la ma At lr the Marshal or other hotel furniture ana equipment 01 me lect license fees. The compensation for officer, or who, standing by, her present home for many years Mid-west Hotel, consisting principally 1 bell boy's bench, 1 portable lamp, the services of such Under Marshal Despite the fact that she is starting of beds, bedding, carpets, rugs, fix tures. office furniture and fixtures, He and his followers rode and raided shall refuse to assist such Marshal or other peace officer, when requested so on her second century of life, she is 1 table cover, 4 writing tables, 9 writing table chairs, 4 reed waste baskets, with all his old skill and invention. shall be entirely provided for by the Town Marshall, and the Town shall in and all articles of personal property The difference was that they never brass umbrella stands, zt cuspiuors trunk rack.

2 birds and cages, 8 5- whatsoever located and contained in said hotel and used in and about the no wise be liable for any compensation had a chance to rest. They had in fairly good health, and takes her dally walk unattended. Mrs. Fox is the mother of six child-iren, three of whom are living and to do, shall, upon conviction tnereoi, be fined in any sum not less than Five Dollars, nor more than One Hundred operation and management thereof horses in plenty, they knew the coun for the services of such Under Mar shal. hook coat racks, 3 bell boy's jugs, 1 waste basket, 1 floor broom, all checks and checking equipment ot check with the exception 01 me iwucaBu re try like the backs ot their hands, but were present at the celebration.

isters. bar equipment, cigar counter no matter how fast or skillfully they room, 1 lonenoe, 1 Royal typewriter anrl clrar wall Cft36." And Section 4. In case of the absence or disability Whereas, said chattel mortgage and aedcase, 1 llernl-Uall-Marvin saie, mail bar. 1 flat ton office desk. 3 arm rode they could never really get away from their foes.

Though their horses MUTE TALKS ON DEATHBED the debt secured thereby have never office chairs, 1 swivel chair, 1 oak flat of both the Town Marshal and the Under Marshal, theMayormayatanytime, appoint a special Marshall, who shall been assigned, and the said c. w. plletler. mortcatree. is now the legal wearied and died, behind them the motor cars of their foes, the horses ot Woman Born Speechless Startles Her top desk, 1 oak swivel chair, i xoaa Protectograph, 1 Burroughs Adding owner and holder or saia nanei steel that fed on gasoline, kept re Dollars for each and every ottense.

Section 6. Any person who shall carry any sling-shot, gun, pistol, or any concealed deadly weapon, without the permission of the Mayor first had been obtained, bhall, upon conviction thereof, be liable to a fine of not exceeding Fifty Dollars. Section 7. Any person who shall take into the Town iail or deliver to any prisoner mnrtffftpe and the notes thereby se Machine, 1 electrio ran, steel locaer, 1 bentwood chair, 1 picture, 1 card morselessly chugging on Daughter by Telling of Her Suffering. Zanesville, O.

The rarest case of cured, and no suit or proceeding has The Herald has before suggested index cabinet, 7 letter files, 2 waste been instituted at law to recover tne this should be termed "The Automo debt now remalnlmr secured by said baBkeU, 1 reading lamp, all unoieum, 1 portable electrio fixture, 1 John Wlllev room rack and equipment for the kind in local medical annals bile War." The running down of De Chattel mortgage, or any part thereof; proved a puzzle to physicians when and Wet, the unequaled horseman of the Whereas, said chattel mortgage Mrs. Melissa Fouts of Cannelvllle, horn veldt, emphasizes the merit or tne nrnvided amone other things, and a mute, was able to just before perform the same duties, excepting the duties with reference to the collection of license fees, and receive the same remuneration during the absence as the Town Marshall and Under Marshal, as aforesaid, as the Town Marshal; provided that any money paid by the Town of Arminto to such special Town Marshal shall be deducted from the salary of the Town Marshal. Section 5. The Town Marshal may, by and suggestion. Chicago Herald.

same, all office supplies, and equipment, all music racks for player piano, 22 cafe tables, 75 bentwood dining chairs, 1 bentwood high chair, 5 mahogany costumers, 3 mahogany therein confined, or in the custody ot contained a Dower of sale, as follows, she died. to-wit: "And in case default shall be Her daughter, Mrs. Mary Mclntlre, any officer of such jail, any weapon, tool, intoxicating drink, or other arti rnnrln In the navment of the said lirln DEADLY POISON FLY PAPERS sum of monev hereby intended nearly fainted when her mother told her how much she was suffering, cle, or attempt so to do, without the to be secured or in tne payment ui me consent of the officer in charge, shall, List Of Accidents Covering Only a Few these few words being the first she interest thereof, or any part or instal serving tables, 9 table lamps, 9 nutter trays, 1 mahogany buffet, 1 butler's silver box, 6 foot stools, 12 fancy puff shades, 4 sets pink curtains and over drapes, 3 pairs door and transom curtains, 6 sash curtains, all rods, fixtures had ever uttered. She called her ment of the said nrlnclpal or interest, upon conviction thereof, be liable to Days Should Show the Danger In Their Use. daughter by name several hours later a fine of not less than lwenty-rive Dollars, or more than One Hundred in the manner and at tne time aoove provided or in case default shall be made in the performance of any of the and then passed away.

Her husband, with the advice and consent of the Mavor. aopoint one or more deputies for hanging curtains in dining room and lobby, 1 oak writing desk, 1 Jno. Considering the safe up-to-date who died several years ago, also was conditions, covenants or agreements Dollars. Section 8. methods of destroying that pest, the to assist him in maintaining order a mute.

nf these presents, or in case saw Mrs. Fouts was seventy years old. and Derformine the duties of his office. Ven kitchen range, 1 Strauss boner, 1 combination carving steam table and carving table with dish warmer, narties of the first part, their heirs Whereas, an emergency exists, such domestic fly, it is remarkable that people will persist in using the poison fly executors, administrators or assigns and such deputies so appointed shall is declared to be the case, and there' before full and complete payment TOOK PET SKUNK TO SCHOOL papers. The basic toxic principle or all these papers is arsenic, one of.

the 1 coal carrier, 1 upright compartment steamer, 1 Jno. Yen bake oven, 2 FTerrlck refrigerators. 2 battery cof receive as compensation for their ser vices, Three dollars per day. Section 6. aforesaid shall waste, destroy, or negligently keep or care for said prop deadliest and most Insidious of pot fore this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.

Passed and approved March 23rd, If the Janitor Finds Out who the fee urns, and all other kitchen equipment of whatsoever kind and descrip erty, or any parunereor, or snau sui Bons. The danger to children is great ler tne same to oe ieviea oa or auauir and the danger to adults is by no Someone Is He Will Do Something About It tion, all plates, cups and saucers, Whereas, an emergency exists, such is declared to be the case, therefore this ordinance shall take effect and be ed on legal or equitable process, or shall sell or remove, or attempt to sell 1915. means inconsiderable. The danger la general is proved by various items in platters, pitchers and all aisnes oi whatsoever kind and description, all silver and steel knives, spoons, trays. D.

H. Ralston, Mayor. or remove, any of said property con trarv to the of these pre- in force from and after its passage, our exchanges. We present he.ewitn Pasadena, Cal. If A.

L. Hunter, janitor of the Pasadena high school, ii tr a and creamers and all silver ana apnts. or in case said party of the se Passed and approved March 23rd, a Dartlal list of accidents from poison Attest: Ethel S. Kittle, Town Clerk ever learns which one of the pupils it p.nnd Dart shall deem the security oils' fly" papers which' speaks for itself. steel vi are of whatsoever kind and description, 1 exhaust fan, 1 clock, 2 was who brought a "pet skunk" to 1915.

D. H. Ralston, The list covers only the period be hereby granted unsafe, then it shall and may be lawful for said party of school recently he says he will so far Attest: Mayor. tween July 1, 1914, to August 24, Inclusive, and cover 35 cases of poison forget himself as to do bodily harm. the second part, his neirs or assigns, to declare the principal sum hereby se Since the visit of the little white Ethel S.

Kittle, Town Clerk. ing, five fatal and 30 non-fatal or un cured, with interest thereon, or any and black animal Hunter has used gal certain. The list by states: Illinois 4: Indiana, 6: Iowa, Kentucky, 2 part of such principal or Interest then unpaid, at once due and payable, anything herein or in said notes to the contrary notwithstanding, and to en ions of disinfectant with no lasting effect, and all who pass through the halls of learning are impressed with Ordinance No. 12, Concerning The Town Minnesota, Nebraska, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Penn- the fact that the unwelcome guest Jail. be it ordained by the Town Coun sylvania, total, 35.

was present. Hunter thinks it will be months before he, the teachers and ter into and upon any place ana taice immediate and full possession of the whole of said property, goods and chattels to his own use, and sell the cil of the Town of Arminto, State of wire chairs, all glass tumblers, water bottles and all other glass-ware of whatsoever kind and description, 7 cafe tables, 24 mahogany bentwood arm chairs, 6 mahogany top cafe tables, 1 mahogany serving tablet i mahogany costumers, 9 butlers stands, 1 high chair, screen, 2 mahogan office chairs, 2 pairs curtains, 2 cur tain roads, 2 curtain rods, 3 pairs sash curtains, 1 waste basket, 1 white enamel mirror, 1 towel rack, 2 soap fixtures, 1 towel roller, 5 nickle plated coat books, 4 brass cuspidors, 1 5-hook coat hanger, all sample tables and horses, 2 reed rockers, 4 pottery pedestals, 2 mahogany upholstered chairs, 5 mattresses, 4 wire cots, 2 Garvey springs, 2 white iron beds, 1 screen, 2 Burrows folding tables, 1 iardenier, 1 stationery lamp, 1 iron bed, 1 spring (box), 1 rocker, 1 dresser, 4 wire chairs, 1 enamel cbalrk 1 waste basket, 1 costumer, 1 pupils can forget it Wyoming Section 1. same according to law, for the best Ordinance No. 10, Concerning Intoxicating Liquors. Be it by the Town Council of the Town of Arminto, State of Wyoming: Section 1.

No person or persons within the corporate limits of the Town of Arminto shall be permitted to vend, sell or barter or dispose of for pecuniary benefits or" advantage, or to give away, either directly or indirectly, in person or by agent or employee, any spirituous malt or fermented liquors, or wines, without first obtaining a permit therefor from the Town Council. The Town Council shall have power to issue and have outstanding only two of such permits at one arid the same time. Section 2. price that can be obtained, ana out ot the money arising therefrom to pay That the Mayor and Town Marsha! PRETTY GIRL MAKES DEBUT shall proceed immediately to procure a suitable site for a Town Jail, and to said sums of money, and all interest due thereon, and expenses of keeping and caring for said property from the erect a suitable building to confine time of taking possession during sucn the prisioners of the Town, at an ex reasonable time as may be necessary pense of not to exceed One hundred to advertise and sell the same, and the charges and expenses of such sale, fifty dollars, to be paid out of the rendering and oaylne the surplus, if Town Treasury upon presentation anv. to the said parties oi tne nrst part, itemized claims therefor to the Town their heirs, executors, administrators Council.

Section 2. Husband Is Poor Companion. The fact that one party to a marriage is a poor entertainer and companion Is no ground for a divorce, according to the holding In Brown versus Brown, 146 Northwestern Reporter, 271. Plaintiff and defendant were married at Kalamazoo, and lived together about eleven years, when the plaintiff left the defendant and applied for a divorce on the grounds of non-support and extreme cruelty. At the time of the marriage, and all the time thereafter, the defendant was a watchman at a railroad crossing, making $35 a month, working very long hours and every day in the week.

Plaintiff was an industrious and ambitious woman, working out without the desire or knowledge of her husband. They both contributed to the family expenses. Defendant's salary would not allow a very elaborate existence. Plaintiff complains that defendant after coming home from work would not be entertaining, would never talk to her, or take her out to Whereas, an emergency exists, such Whoever, by himself or herself, or another either as principal, clerk, ser is declared to be the case, and there fore this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its vant, agent or employee, directly or indirectly, shall vend, sell, barter or dispose of any spirituous malt or fermented liquors in the Town of Arminto, except as provided by Section passage. Passed and approved March hanger, 1 white iron bed, 1 spring, 1 mattress, 2 wire chairs.

1 reed chair, 2 costumers, 1 mattress, 3 5-hook coat hangers, 1 washing -machine, 1 wire chair, 2 work tables, 4 benches, 2 wire chairs, all hammers, wrenches, saws and tools( 1 western electrio motor, 1 platform scale, 1 ice cutter, 1 Frost Box Refrigerator, 1 meat block, 1 3-compartment cold storage refrigerator, all shelving and fixtures in store room, 16 waste paper baskets, 1 cocoa mat, 1 table scale, 3 lanterns, 1 lamp, 26 Willow bread trays, 28 ash trays, 3 step ladders, all table cloths, napkins, towels and all other table linens of whatsoever kind, and together with each, every and all personal property of whatever kind, nature and name, taken under said mortgage and now in said sheriff's possession, whether herein specifical-v set out or not, the same constitut 1915. D. H. Ralston, or assigns." Whereas, default has been made in the conditions of said chattel mortgages, and three of the said notes for $500.00 each and Interest, due and payable respectively, January 1st, 1915, February 1st, 1915, and March 1st, 1915, are past due and unpaid, and said mortgagee has elected to declare the whole unpaid balance of the debt secured by said chattel mortgage to be due and payable according to the terms of said chattel mortgage, and Whereas, said mortgagee has also elected to take possession of said property covered and conveyed by said chattel mortgage, by and through his agent and proper officer, the undersigned sheriff of Natrona County, Wyoming, and to foreclose said chat, tel mortgage by sale of the property covered and convejey thereby, ac cording to law; and Whereas there is due and unpaid Attest: Mayor. Ethel S.

Kittle, Town Clerk. places of amusement, but Instead he would sit around the house, read the paper and go to bed. The supreme court of Michigan held that the plain 1 of this ordinance, shall be fined not less than Twenty-five dollars, nor more than One hundred dollars, for each and every offense, or by imprisonment in the Town Jail for a period of not longer than three months, or by both fine and imprisonment. Section 3. Such permits shall be granted upon application to the Town Council and shall be signed by the Mayor and duly attested by the Town Clerk.

Section 4. Ordinance No. 13, Concerning Town Elections. be rr ordained by the Town Council of the Town of Arminto, tiff failed to show such conduct on the part of the defendant as would lustlfv granting a divorce West's State of Wyoming: upon the debt secured by said chatteli Cases. Section 1.

That on the first Saturday after mortgage ac tne date or tne nrst puo-lication of this notice to wit, the 25th Sea Water a Disinfectant. The giving away of any liquors or any Town election, between the hours of seven o'clock A. M. and any shift or device for the evasion of ing any pact of the hotel furniture and equipment of said Midwest Hotel and articles of personal property whatsoever located and contained in said hotel and used in and about the operation and management of said hotel, as set forth and enumerated as covered and conveyed by said chattel mortgage, or Intended so to be. Said sale will be held by the undersigned and take place in view of said property at the South Center door of the Wool Warehouse of the Chicago, Burlineton Quincy Railroad Com the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed and held to be an unlaw day of March, 1915, the sum of lMgh-teeD Thousand Two Hundred Twenty-nine Dollars and Seven Cents and Whereas, said notes provide for, and said mortgagors agreed to, the payment of reasonable attorney's fee nine o'clock P.

if all the returns are in, the Town Clerk taking to his assistance the Mayor or 1 I ful selling within the provisions of President pro tern; and the Police this ordinance. Section 5. Justice, shall meet at the office This ordinance shall be construed in case payment sbouia not re mane at maturity, and a reasonable attor ney's fee in the premises is the sum of $500 00; of the Town Clerk ot Arminto, Wyoming, and shall proceed to Miss Maxwell Durant Church, daughter of Melville Durant Church, is one of the debutantes in Washington society this winter. pany, situated upon the Right of Way of said railroad company, about fifty and held to extend to and include Sea water electrically treated has been found to be of great value as a disinfecting means and is now used regularly in a number of English cities for cleaning swimming pools, schoolrooms, hospitals and similar places. It is very effective and quite cheap.

Where the salt water is not obtainable an artificial sea water is made at a very slight addition to the cost. Public swimming pools are maintained in a sweet condition by the addition at the first filling of about thirty gallons of the treated water to a pool of about eighty-five thousand gallons, and then an addition of the treated water is made every few days. open said returns and make ab yards southeast of the passenger station of said railroad company In the Town of Casper. Natrona County, and mean any adjacent room, build ing or place whatsoever. Section 6.

stracts of votes cast at said election, and the Town Clerk shall then Wyoming, at the time and in the man ner hereinabove set forth. Whereas, an emergency exists, such and there make out a certificate of election to each of the persons having the highest number of votes is declared to be the case, and there Dated this 24th dav of March, 1915. H. L. PATTON, Sheriff, Agent for Mortgagee.

INow, rnerefore oy reason oi tee premises above stated, the undersigned, Sheriff of Natrona County, Wyoming, for, at the demand, and on behalf of said F. M. Pelletier, mortgagee, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, on Friday the 16th day of April, 1915, in the day time, betweeu the hours of 10 o'clock a. and 4 o'clock p. said sale to commence at ",0 o'clock a.

of said day, the whole of the following desciibed property covered and conveyed by fore this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from arid after its for the several town officers, and Jno. B. Barnes, shall, within five days deliver such certificate to the person therein passage. Attorney for Mortgagee. 3-25 4-1-8-15.

Passed and approved March 23rd, named. When the original returns 1915. i D. H.I Ralston, of any election are lost or stolen Hair and Dress. Surely there is some close relationship between the mode of the hair arrangement and the prevailing mode $100.00 Reward I will oai this amount for evidence BURGLARS PUT ON NEW LOCK Keenly Disgusted With the Result of Their Efforts In Robbing a New York Merchant.

New York. Burglars blew open the safe in the store of Koester Welner, commission merchants at 14 and 15 Manhattan Market, and obtained $6 in silver. The burglars first forced the lock on the front door and, after boring a hole in the cemDlriatlon of the Bate, poured in an explosive, piled bags of potatoes on the safe and exploded the charge. They were evidently keenly disgusted, for, in leaving, they put a new lock on the front door in place of the one they had smashed. Attest: Mayor said chattel mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the above mentioned indebtedness to from the Clerk's Office, and cannot be obtained, the canvassers in making the canvass may use that will convict the party or parties Ethel S.

Kittle, Town Clerk. who were responsible lor disap gether with attorney's fees in the sum certified copies obtained from the of $,00.00. and all costs and other ex penses of foreclosure and sale as pro judges of election. Section 2. dress.

It would be quite impossible to imagine the hoopskirt and slender waist of 1860 worn with the psyche knot of a few seasons ago, or to imagine the classic folds of a Grecian tunic or the empire styles modeled on the Grecian mode worn with the high, powdered coiffure of Marie Antoinette. vided by law, to-wit: 60 beds, 60 box springs, 60 hair mattresses, 61 bed pearance from my pasture, Deiween January 22nd and 26th, 1915, of One Colt, with some white in face, and perhaps some white feet, 3 years old, very blocky bii id. weight about 900 pounds, brand TIT rather low on left shoulder. 2-4 t'. Wm.

Mosteller, Casper, Wjo. nads. 118 sheets, 61 cotton blanket? Ordinance No. II. Concerning Duties of the Town Marshal.

be it ordained by the: Town Council of the Town of Arminto, State of All Town officers elected at any Town election shall qualify and 64 wool blankets, 62 bed spreads, 125 pillows, 119 pillow covers, 59 dressers. enter upon the discharge of their 61 dresser scarfs. 60 pin cushions, 56 respective duties upon the first Wyoming..