Natrona County Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 8

Alex. Weber is in town this week his sheep camp. Now is the time to buy extra All hats, flowers and ribbons at a reduction at Mrs. Jones. Big ribbon sale commencing day, June 24.

Ribbons, ribbons, bone, suitable for all purposes at Jones. The Douglas base ball team been reorganized and is now getting shape to meet the Casper and rock teams. For all kinds of plastering, work, cement walks, see W. Redmond, who guarantees all work first class. General John C.

Thompson of enne spent several days in this week visiting with his daughter, Mrs. John Grieve. J. A. Carlson arrived in the last Friday and remained a few visiting with Mrs.

Carlson and and Mrs. C. H. King. H.

L. Patton is having a new walk laid in front of his Wolcot residence and is making other stantial improvements. The lady lancers are now drilling every other night, and by the time Fourth arrives they expect to their drill work perfect. Mrs. R.

D. Campbell left last day for a two month's visit friends and relatives at Wheatland, Little Bear and Laramie. D. W. Moffatt of Gordon, in the city during the past week buisness connected with his holdings of oil lands in Natrona county.

Thomas T. Tynan, state superintendent of public instruction, arrived Casper Tuesday and remained Thursday on buisness connected his office. The Girls Friendly Society of Marks Church will serve ice-cream and cakeon the rectory lawn Thursday afternoon and evening of this week. Everyone invited. Col.

H. J. Budd of Knoxville, Iowa, arrived in Casper last Saturday on Monday went to the Lost Cabin country to look over some copper mining property. Mrs. F.

A. Gooding entertained party of her lady friends Tuesday, which high-five was the feature. elegant lunch was served and an joyable time indulged in by the ladies. The Maccabees held a formal informal session at Mrs. R.

Adams Thursday of last week. hostess provided a fine lunch for guests, which numbered nineteen one visitor. Nicolasyen Lumber Co. vs. Natrona County was the title of a case called in justice court before Judge Tubbs yesterday.

It is a suit to recover money on warrants issued for material in 1893 and which the county is contesting. It is expected jundment be rendered this morning. In Douglas last week a cigar maker named "Skip" Collins struck Marshal Mecum in the face, knocking him senseless, Mecum remaining in that condition for about four hours. lins immediately left town but the thorities are after him and he will vigorously prosecuted if he is caught. As will be seen elsewhere in this sue, the government is advertising for bids for the building of a bridge across the Platte river, about twentyfive miles west of Casper.

This bridge is to be constructed by the government, and used for the hauling of material across the river to the Pathfinder damsite. Charley Hawks engaged in his preliminary piscatorial bout this week and come out winner by eleven fish various sizes, weight and colorthough ten of them were the "largest" of the season, the little one being caught by mistake. The gentleman claims to be an expert angler and is up to him to make good literally and substantially. We have just received a car load corrogated, brick and seam iron to used for the construction of buildings and sidings. Any one needing material of this kind will find it to their terest to call on us for prices.

C. H. KING Casper, Wyo. Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Miss Jessie Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Clark of Hobart, to Mr. John Trollope, son of Mr. and Mrs Henry Trollope, which will occur in the Grand Central hotel parlors on Wednesday, June 28. Only relatives of the contracting parties will be present.

TRIBUNE extends congratulations. It is a pleasure to go into a neat, clean and comfortable place for a dish of ice cream, or a glass of soda, and such a place is conducted by Jack Smith in Odd Fellows block. He also carries a complete line of choice candies confectionaries and fruits, pies cakes, bread and everythnig is that usually carried in a first-class up-todate bakery. The public is respectfully invited to give me a trial, and I will guarantee to please them. JACK SMITH.

Skeleton. Monday J. H. Van Houten, his wife and Mrs. Norris went out Hat Six way on a pleasure trip and during the day left camp for a trip up Hat Six canyon to the falls.

On the return Mr. Van Houten disturbed some bones with his fish pole and on close examiation it was discovered to be the skeleten of a human, almost complete with the exception of the skull, which was missing. Three toes and the ligaments of some animal's foreleg, presumably a dog, were also found. The skeleton was about twenty inches high and was found on a sheltered ledge in a spot that had evidently been frequented by stock in stormy weather. Theories are advanced that the unfortunate being had sought the ledge as a haven of refuge or for a comfortable rest, as is also the theory of foul play.

Coroner Tubbs is of the opinion that the skeleton is that of an Indian as at one time the Indians buried their dead in such locations as described. Under the circumstances no action will be taken by the authorities. Governor Brooks Here. Governor Brooks and eldest daughter, Jennie, arrived on Northwestern No. 13 yesterday and will remain until Saturday, when they go to Laramie for the 4th.

Miss Brooks came direct from Boston, having just graduated from Dana Hall, one of the exclusive educational institutions of that highly cultured city. The governor's party was met at Glenrock by Mrs. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. H.

L. Patton and Mrs. Kerr. Sam Hanes has sold his ranch to an Iowa man and will shortly sell his goods at pubic auction. Mr.

Hanes is undecided as to his future movements but will remain here for a time. The property is said to have brought a good price. Hon. Lyman B. Cooper of Douglas, who was speaker of the last house of representatives in the state legislature, came up to Casper last Friday and remained a couple of days making a sale of some blooded cattle to Natrona county ranchmen.

From present indications the town authorities are going to collect water rents this year. The notices that will be mailed to subscribers carry a "tone of with them that will not be misunderstood, and along about July 11th there will be a large sized whoop go up all along the line. Finest homemade candy on sale this afternoon and evening at the Gymnasium. For Sale. Two houses on Capitol Hill.

Enquire of J. H. Bury. Flowers, Flowers! All that is left, and there are some pretty ones, that will be sold at startling prices as long as they last. MRS.

JONES. Lost or Strayed. will 2 saddle horses, one black, 4 white legs, white face. Branded 71 on hip. One black branded on left shoulder.

Liberal reward. Address Star Livery Barn, Casper. Notice to Water Consumers. You are hereby notified that all water rents due the Town of Casper, will be payable at the Casper National Bank during the first ten days of the quarter, including all delinquencies. No one will call on you but you must pay at the bank.

If not paid before the 11th day of the quarter, your supply will be cut off, when it be necessary for you to pay the will bank the rentals and a fine of $1.00, before it will be turned on again. Attest: W. S. KIMBALL, M. P.

WHEELER, Mayor. Town Clerk. Found a Cure For Dyspepsia. Mrs. C.

Lindsay, of Fort William, Ontario, Canada, who has suffered quite a number of years from dys pepsia and great pains in the stomach, was advised by her druggist to take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver that Tablets. She did so and says, "I find they have done me a great deal of good. I have never had any I with began dyspepsia using them." indiges- If tion why not take these Tablets, get well and stay well? For sale by W. S. Kimball.

Notice of Incorporation. Notice is hereby given that the filed Huntley on company Water Elevator the 5th day of May, 1905, in the office of the secretary of the State of Wyoming its certificate of incorperation. The name of said corporation is the Huntley Water Elevator company. the manufacturing, objects of said selling, company The are transferring and leasing of a machine known as the Cyclone Water Elevator. The amount of the capital of said corporation is two-hundred thousand dollars.

The term of the existence of said corporation is fifty years. The number of trustees are five and the names of the trustees who shall manage the affairs of said corporation for the first year are Wilson S. Kimball, Malcolm Campbell. Stephen A. Huntley, Frank Gore and Robert Baker.

The operations of said corporation are to be carried on in such places within the State of Wyoming and in the other states the United States and Mexico as may be determined upon by the board of trustees from time to time. The principal place of business of said corporation is at the place of business of Wilson S. Kimball on Center street, Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming. THE HUNTLEY WATER ELEVATOR COMPANY, By WILSON S. KIMBALL, President.

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We expect our low prices will scatter these goods quickly. We can and will save you money come in and see. Telephone 36A SCHLOSS BROS C9 DESIGNED C. H. TOWNSEND Fine Clothery Makers BALTIMORE NEW YORK Leader in Good Goods and Low Prices 88 8 Grand Central Harness C1.

CASPER, WYOMING Fred E. Place, Proprietor Telephone 27 a For Sale. One fire proof safe, one tubular boiler. RICHARDS CUNNINGHAM CO. For Sale.

Five registered Percheon stallions, one grade Clydesdale stallion and one grade Standard Bred stallion. Address R. D. CAREY, Careyhurst, Wyo. Wanted.

Man and wife, without encumbrances, to work on ranch. The work will not be hard, and it will be a steady job for the right parties. Inquire at this office. $250.00 Reward. Will be paid for information that will lead to the capture of Lee Clubb (alias Ed Lee,) who escaped from the Natrona county, Wyoming, jail, on May 12, 1905.

Address all information to F. K. WEBB, Sheriff. 'Casper, Natrona County, Wyo. Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing, under the firm name of Arnwine and Jones consisting J. Arnwine and Paul C. Jones, the business of the said partnership being running bucks in Natrona county, Wyoming, is this day dissolved and disbanded. All credits due said partnership to this date shall be paid to Paul C. Jones and all debts payable by said partnership to date will be paid by said Paul O.

Jones. Dated this 1st day of June, 1905. ARNWINE JONES, by PAUI. C. JONES.

Notice to Sheepmen. I have taken charge of the Ballard Fish store, on the Big Horn Mountains, and wish to announce that I will be ready for buisness on or about June 25th. Sheepmen will find it to their advantage to purchase their goodsof me, as I will have a stock of first-class goods, and sell at the lowest prices possible. A supply of fresh vegetables always on hand. Sheepmen desiring to dip their sheep on the mountains, communicate with the undersigned.

Mail will be carried from Houk to the store on Tuesday and Friday of each week. H. A. LILLY, Houck, Wyo. To the Sheep Breeders of Wyoming.

I will have on sale at Casper, Wyoming, a train load of rams, from the Charles Cunningham buck ranch, Pendleton, Oregon. They are smooth heavy shearing, sheep, good rustlers, having stood the past winter in Wyoming fully as well and even better than the native rams. They only have to be seen to be appreciated. They are sold on their merits, and not on any imaginary qualities Investigate these rams before buying elsewhere. They can be delivered at points in the state in car load lots.

Address me at Casper, Wyoming. W. H. COLWELL. Department of the Interior, Land Office at Douglas.

Wyoming, Mas. 19. 1005. -Notice is has hereby filed given that the following-uamed sertler notice of his intention to make final will proof be in made support before of his E. claim, and that said proof viz: court at George Casper, H.

King Wyoming, on June B. Shaffner, clerk of 30, 1905, who made homestead west entry No. 1080 for section the 27; southeast quarter southquarter, quarter southWest east half northwest section 84, township quarter, northwest quarter, 35 north, range 86 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and coltivation said land, viz: Frank King and Richard J. of and Arnwine, John of Eccles Casper, and Joseph C.

Jay of Powder River, Wyoming. A. D. CHAMBERLIN, Register NE O. E.

TOWNSEND, FRANK WOOD, PEROY SHALLENBERGER President. Vice Pres. Cashier. Stockmen's National Bank Of Casper, Wyoming Capital Stock $50,000. DIRECTORS: CHAS.

K. BUCKNUM FRANK WOOD LESLIE L. GANTZ A. C. H.

TOWNSEND SAMUEL. PERCY SHALLENBERGER T. MOSSER A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. United States Land Office, Douglas, Wyoming, April -Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of congress of June 8, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," 88 extended to all the public land states by act of August 4, 1892, Samuel O. Morrison, of Oil City, county of Natrona, state of Wyoming, has this filed in this office his sworn statement, for the purchase of the southeast quarter southwest quarter of section No.

15, 11 township No. 32 north, range No. 86 west, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is Inure valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural parposes, and to establish and his claim Receiver to of said the land U. the Register S. Land Office, at Douglas, on Friday the 30th day of June, 1905.

He names as witnesses: James Grieve, Robert Grieve, William Grieve, all of Oil City, and William H. McCoy of Casper, Wyoming. Any and all persone claiming adversely the above-described lands are reques ed to file their claime in this office on or before said 130th day of Jane, 1905. A. D.

CHAMBERLIN, Register United States Land Office, Douglas, Wyoming April 11, -Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of congress, of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory." as extended to all the public land states by act of August 4, 1892, William McCoy of Casper.coonty of Natrona. State of Wyoming, has this das filed in this office his sworn statement, for the purchase of lot 7, section 6, township 32 north, range 87w, southeast quarter southeast quarter: No. section No. 1, in township No.

82, north range 88 west, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of the U. 8. Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming on Friday, the 30th day of June, 1905. Ha names as witnesses: Robert Grieve Oil City. Robert Dodde, James Laidlaw, Frank T.

Keieter, all of Casper, Wyoming. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above- described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 30th day of June, 1905. A. D. CHAMBERLIN, Register United States Land Office, Douglas, Wyoming April 24, 1905.

-Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of congress, timber June 3. lands 1878, in the entitled States "An of act for the California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," A8 extended to all the public land states by act of August 4, 1892, Christene McCoy of Casper. county of Natrona. State of Wyoming, has this day filed in this office her sworn statement, for the purchase of the west half southeast quarter of section 2, township 32 north, range 88 west: northwest quarter of northeast qua ter section 11, in township.

No. 32 north, range No. 88 west. and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes the and to establish her claim to said land before Register and Receiver at Douglas, Wy oming, She on Friday, the 30th day of Jane, 1905. names 88 witnesses: William H.

McCoy and Robert Dodde of Casper, Robert Grieve and Samuel O. Morrison of Oil City, Wyoming. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 30th day of Jane, 1905. A. D.

CHAMBERLIN, Register. United States Land Office, Douglas, Wyom ing, May 2, 1905. -Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3 1878, entitled "Anact for the sale of timber lands in the states of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington 88 extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, of 1892, Natrona, Lillian J. Morrison, of Oil City, day filed iu this office her sworn statement for county state of Wyoming, has this the purchase of the southwest quarter northeast quarter; northwest quarter southeast quarter of section 17 in township 33 north, range 86 west. and will offer valuable proof to show that the land 18 more for its timber or stone than sought for claim agricultural to purposes.

and to establish her said before the Register and Receiv. er of the United States Land Office at Douglas, She Wyoming names on Friday, the 30th day of June, 1905. as witnesses: Robert Grieve, Sam. del O. Morrison, William H.

McCoy, all of Oil City, An; and all and Robert Dodds of Casper, Wyo. above-described persona lands are claiming requested to adversely file their the of claims June, in this office on or before said 30th day 1905. A. D. CHAMBERLIN, Register.

Department of the Interior, Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming, June 12, Notice is has hereby filed given that the following named settler in notice of intention to make final proof be support of his claim, and that said proof will made before Register and Receiver at Douglas, who Wyoming, on July 21, 1905, Carl. Bayer, half made homestead entry No. 925 for the southwest quarter, northwest quarter: northeast quarter, range 81 west: southeast section 7, township 85 north, quarter section 12, township 35 north, range 82 quarter, northeast west. He names the following witnesses to his continuous residence upon and cultivation prove of said land viz: T. Eddison Bayer, John Gantz.

Henry Casper, Eccles, James B. Bradley, all of Wyoming. A.D CHAMBERLIN, Register. ing, United May 11, States Land Office, Douglas, Wyom Mary Notice is hereby given that tice of Steed of Casper, Wyoming, has filed nodesert intention to make final proof on her land claim No. 668, for Jote 2 and 3, east one-half northwest quarter, section 18.

townand ship 33 Receiver north, range 77 west. before the Register the 98th das of July, 1905. She names on the Friday; fol. at Douglas. Wyoming, tion lowing and witnesses reclamation to prove the complete irrigaL.

and Veitch, Elbert John Greenlaw, William Wahlert, of said land: Archibald Majors, A. all of Casper, Wyoming, D. CHAMBERLIN, Register. The Nicolarsen Lumber C1. handle a full line all Building Material of the latest kinds of and improved Farm Machinery Schuttler Wagons Dain Hay Stackers Dempsey Wind Mills Casper Harvesters, Mowers, Wyoming Gelebrated Hay Rakes EN CORNELL HIESTAND Harness, Saddles, Whips, Bridles, Robes, Hobbles, Nose Bags, Repairing, Etc.

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