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WORK BEING RESUMED
ON MAGNIFICENT HOME
PLANNED BY JENNINGS

IT win be very satisfactory news to
the people Of Casper TO know that
work on the magnificent home Of WI
liam Benning on South Wolcott street
will proceed Z completion at once.
The foundations were put IN last fall
and during the absence OF the Hen
ningu from Casper during the winter
and spring work was suspended. Late
ly tho ornamental fencing between the
concrete pillars has been put in place
and gives some indication of the beau
" OF the surroundings tho exterior viii
present when the whole work is COM
pleted.
It is Understood that the brick for
the main structure has been ordered
and work will be prosecuted on arrival
of the material.
The Henning home win be one of tho
most complete and beautiful in the
state when finished and entirely wor-
thy of the site and the good taste and
judgment of the builder.
, 1922-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWN
ERS RECONSTRUCT SIDEWALK
AND CURBS.

To the owners of property herein
described, you are hereby notified
that the City Council has ordered
you to construct cement sidewalks
and curbs in accordance with this
rotice, abutting the property herein
described, the same being property
located within the City limits of the
ely of Casper, State of Wyoming,
and being particularly described
herein.
Auditing the following described
property a sidewalk IL feet in
width and 5 inches in thickness is
to be constructed:
West side Lot D. Block sc, 8
feet.
West side Lot E. Block 5s. 25
feet.
West side Lot F. Block Sc, rs
West side Lot C, Block Sc, 8 feet.
South and east side Lot 10,
Block 55, 1853 feet.
North side Lots 8, 9 and 10,
Block 8, 52.2 feet.
AbuttiDg the following described
property a sidewalk 5 feet in width
and 8 inches in thickness, and a
standard cement concrete curb are
to be constructed:
North side of Lots 1 to IT, in
elusive, Block /, 25 feet each of
walks; rs feet each of curbing.
South side of Lots 20 to 35, in
elusive, Block /, 25 feet each of
walks; % feet each of curbing.
North and east side Lot IS, Block
1, IT'S feet walks; ISL feet curbing.
South and east side Lot 10, Block
l, IT'S feet walks; 1871 feet curb
North side Lots 2 to II, inclu-
sive, Block 2, 25 feet each of
walks; 25 feet each Of curbing.
South side of Lots II to %, in
elusive, Block 2, 25 feet each of
walks; rs feet each of curbing.
North and west side of Lot /,
Block 2, IT'S feet walks; 1s1 feet
curbing.
North and east side of Lot IL,
Block 2; IT'S feet walks; 1s1 feet
curbing.
South and east side Lot 10. Block
q 175 feet walks; 1S1 feet curb
South and west side Lot "a,
Block 2; IT'S feet walks; 1s1 feet
curbing.
North side Lots 2 to IT inclusive,
Block 3, 20 feet each of walks; %
feet each of curbing.
South side Lots Is to SO, inclu-
sive, Block 8, 20 feet each of walks
rs feet each of curbing.
North and west side Lot /, Block
8, 175 feet walks; 1s1 feet curb
ing.
South and west side Lot 81,
Block 8, ITS feet walks; 1871 feet
curbing.
North side Lots 2 to II, inclu-
sive, Block 8, rs feet each of walks
rs feet each of curbing.
South side Lots IA to %, inclu-
sive, Block 5, 25 feet each Of walks
rs feet each of curbing.
, 1922-07-24
NORTH CASPER
HAS BIC TIME
At BARBECUE

A barbecue that called out many o,
the public spirited citizens OF North
Casper. took place yesterday after
noon. Foot aces. horses nce-. broncho
riding. n airplane 1Rndi and >
speech by Attorney z. II. Foster made
up n considerable part of the fes-
~tivities OF the afternoon. A gala time
was enjoyed by all the 1000 persons
in attendance at M fete.
The meat vas cooked over q big fire
and was ready at 4 o'clock together
with plenty % coffee and bread
Attorney Foster spoke TO the csti-
e OF The community on the nd
vantsges OF their community and the
splendid spirit shown and its value
In all wniks OF life.
In going over the aspect of the
celebration as Il struck him yesterday.
Mr.. Foster made plain sthnt he was
very much impressed with tho big
hearted neighhoriiness Of the people
Of North Casper.
These people" said Mr.. Foster.
"i.sve the finest community spirit I
ave ever witnessed anywhere. They
are all buying homes. and desire TO
see them improved and their environ
ment made more pleasant. They want
a healthy. beautiful place to live and
they aie going after It In the right
way"
, 1922-07-24
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE.

Whereas, default has been made
IN the payment Of the money Sc
cured by mortgage dated May z,
1920, executed by William w.
Whaley and Amy Whaley, his wife.
j.. I. Wilson and Mazie Wilson. lis
wife, and E. E. Lemon, a single
man, as mortgagorz. to Helen T.
Allen, as mortgage. which mort
gage was recorded in the office Of
the County Clerk and Ex-Officio
Register Of Deeds of Natrona Coun-
ty. Wyoming. on May IL, 1920, at
l;So o'clock p. m. In Book 10 Of
, 1922-07-24
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
SESSMENT ROLL IN THE SAl
TARY SEWER DISTRICT NO.

Notice of hearing on assessmd
roll for the construction of sanits
sewers in those alleys and stree
and parts of alleys and streets
Sanitary Sewer District No. IL
the City of Casper, County Of n
trona, State of Wyoming.
Notice is hereby given that
City Council of the City of Casu
will meet on the 18th day of Il
gust, 1922, at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
said day at the Council Chaml
of the City Hall Of the City of q
per for the purpose of hearing ,
Jections to the assessment roll !
the construction of the necesss
sanitary sewers in those streets a
alleys and portions of streets a
alleys in Sanitary Sewer Distr
No. IL in the said City of Carp
to-wit:
Thirteenth Street from a po|
Is feet east of the west line Of ]
ferson Street, to tina west line
Bonnie Brae Street,
Fourteenth Street from a DO
rs feet east of the west line of ID
bin Street to the west line of b
ME Brae Street;
Fifteenth Street from a point
feet east of the west line of III
bin Street to the west line of 81
ME Brae Street.
The boundary Of said Sanitd
Sewer District No. IL is as foIlo|
to-wit:
Beginning at the northeast e
ner of Lot IL in Block 4 of Sol
Butler Addition to the City of C
Thence running South 1000 q
to a point;
Thence west 1890 feet;
Thence North 72O feet to (
northwest corner of Lot 6 in Bid
Ia. of the South Butler Additi,
Thence East 1910 feet;
Thence North $40 feet;
Thence East $50 feet to the DO
of beginning.
Notice is further given that
said assessment roll is now on
With the City Clerk of the City
hAo ollfC6 IN Lne lily
Jasper, where it may be examir
oy any person, and that any and
persons who may desire to obj
TO said assessment roll r herd
notified to make such objection
writing and 20 file the same "
the said City Clerk on or before I
date fixed for such hearing, or
such other tine as the hearing n,
be continued to. The said q
Council will sit as a Board
Equalization for the purpose
considering such roll and at ri
hearing o. hearings will consi(
such objections made thereto
any part thereof, or set aside al
roll and order that such -assesxrnT
may denots as to such which
pear just and equitable and II
proceed to confirm the same bv
dinance.
Dated at Casper, Wyoming. 4
18th day Of July, A. D., 1929.
W. A. ~BLAcKMoRE,
49,. Mayor
H. H. PRICE, City Clerk.
Published July %, "a, rs, 2s ]
~. 1917.
, 1922-07-24

Mortgage Deed Records a,
242, as Document No. 1854,
Whereas. default has oers-.
the condition OF the said mo--
in that tho note dated NAY 7 ~.
and due on or before NAV 7 ~
Of 100000, with interes.
per annum from its date until II
interest payable annually ana
an attorneys fee for e~ollerts-.1
case payment should not be II
at maturity. from said ]. L. WI
W. W. Whaley and Z. E. Lene-]
said m~ortgngee thereby secur,5I
long since due and unpaid. sn5
power of sale in said mortga- y
tanned has thereby become ons|
tive; and
Whereas. no suit or p~roe,.sI
has been instituted at law IA
cover the debt remaining SER,
by said mortgage, or \
thereof. and no assignment Of q
mortgage has been made:
Whereas. the said mortgaE. Fl
tains full power Of sale;
Now, therefore, the said morn
gee will cause the said mortga,
premises IN said mortgage descrI
to be sold at public vendue, by
sheriff or deputy sheriff Of the T.
County of Natrona. to the hirh
bidder. according to law, at
south front door Of the court no
in the City Of Casper. in said Co
ty Of Natrona, State 81 Wyomi
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
August 10, 1922.
The amount claimed to be
on the said mortgage at the d
of the first publication Of this
tice is the sum of 100000 D
eipal. and interest of S462-22, Il
May Z, 1921, 70 the date Of the
publication of this notice, at
per annum, n total Of S5,462
and as provided in said mortv
there is also $500.0o attorney,
to be added TO said principal
interest, and also costs and expsi
Of sale
The premises described In
said mortgage and which will
sold, or SO much thereof as ma
necessary to pay the said debt
torney's fees of $4,000 and I
and expenses of such sale. a.
provided in said mortgage. are
uated in the City of Casper. Co,
of Natrona and State of Wyon
and more particularly known
described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the north
corner Of Block Thirteen (13l
ming thence North Eighty (so)
to the southwest corner of B
Fifty-eight (5S), being the D
of beginning, theme North a
the East side of Beech Street.
hundred and forty (140)
thence East Ninety (9o) I
thence South one hundred and 4
(140) feet to the North line 0
Street, formerly known as Fo'
Avenue or Fourth Street; th,
West Ninety (90) feet to the %
of beginning, being q part Of B
Fifty-eight (5s) Of the City Of
per, Wyoming, and located on
Southeast quarter of Section ]
"a, Township Thirty-three
North, Range Seventy-nine
West, Natrona County, Wyomin
HELEN T. ALLEN
WILLIAM o. WILSON,
Attorney for Mortgages.
Publish July 8. 10. IT, "a,
August z. IL. 1922.
, 1922-07-24

Part Of south side Lot Is. BloeI
North side Lot "a. Block LOT
North and west side Lot l. Bloel
West side Lot 8, Block 1858, q
feet. "
West side Lot 5. Block 1ss, soi
Part Of north side Lot 10. Bloc,
West side Lot 5, Block 81. &c
feet. w
feet. ''
E. IS side part of Lot Is, Biocs
West side Lot 5. Block 90. 90
West side Lot 8. Block s2, II
East side Lot 7. Block %. II
East side Lot .. Block 90, 60
feet. %
North and west side Lot /, Block
feet 'o
North side Lot Is. Block %, 1871
Ea'. side Lot 1. Block %. 1916
feet.
East and south side Lot 8, Block
%, 91.s5 feet
South and west side Lot 4, Block
81. 230.56 feet.
West side Lots o to IL, inclusive,
Block log, 25 feet each.
West and south side Lot ~,
Block 106, 92 feet.
East side Lots Is to Is Inclusive.
Block 106, 70 feet each.
North side Lot So, Block LOG,
North and west side Lot 1. Block
1872, 1877 feet.
West side Lot 2. Block 1e2, so
West side Lot s, Block 1872. Sc
East side Lot 7, Block 1872, Sc
East side Lots 8 to II, inclusive,
Block 1872, SO feet each.
East and north side Lot 12. Block
162. 1877 feet.
West side Lots o to IL, inclusive.
Block 1913, W. Butler, 25 feet each
West and south side Lot 12,
Block 1913, W. Butler, 172 feet
South and east side Lot 6, Block
101, 2o7 feet.
North and west side Lot 1, Block
103, 207 feet.
East side Lot 6. Block 1os, 81
West side Lot 8, Block 1o4, go
feet.
West side Lot 6, Block 1o4, s2.s
feet.
West side Lot 7, Block 1o4,
West side Lot 8. Block 1o4, 7.5
feet.
East side Lot a.. Block 1o4, 35.2
feet.
East side Lot Is, Block 1o4, ef
feet.
West and south side Lot 1, Block
los, 256.73 feet.
South. side Lot 2, Block 1o5,
1888 feet.
East and north side Lot q, Block
los. 240 feet.
North side Lot ], Block 161, 81
feet.
North side Lots 2 to 5, inclusive,
Block 161. CO feet each.
NV side Lot IL, Block ISL, 1852
feet.
East side Lot IT, Block 1s1, rs
feet.
South side Lot 4, Block 1T, 1s1
feet.
Part of north side Lot 1, Block
lib, 96 feet.
East side Lot Is, Block 11s, Sc
feet.
East side Lots 16 to "a, inclusive,
Block 11s, rs feet each.
South and east side Lot 10, Block
119. 1872 feet
East side Lots ID to 16, inclusive,
Block 11e. 25 feet each.
East and north side Lot "a, Block
119, 1852 feet.
North and west side Lot 1, Block
100, 1877 feet
West side Lot 2, Block 100, 25
feet.
West side Lots 5 to 10, inclusive,
Block 100, rs feet each.
West and south side Lot IA,
Block 100, 167 feet
East side Lots 81 to &c, inclusive,
Block 100, 25 feet each.
Part of north side Lot %, Block
100, 81 feet.
North and west side Lot 1, Block
121, 1862 feet.
West side Lots 2 to 6, inclusive,
Block 121, % feet each.
West side of Lots 9 to II, inclu-
sive, Block 121, 25 feet each.
West and south side Lot IL,
Block 121. 1872 feet.
South side Lot 10, Block 1911,
1858 feet.
North side Lot "a, Block 121,
191 feet.
West side Lots 6 to 10, inclusive,
Block 1872, 25 feet each.
West side Lots 10 and ID, Block
1872, 25 feet each.
South side Lot IT. block 1872,
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, 1922-07-24
NOTICE

First class watch and 5ewefry re
pairing. artistic diamond resetting. II.
2. Kline. jeweler. OIL Exchange Bldg.
7-21-tf
, 1922-07-24

WILLIAM o. WILSON,
Attorney for Mortgages.
Publish July 8. 10. II, "a,
August z. IL. 1922.
Evening star., 1922-06-26
CRANDALL's--"B beyond the
Rocks"

!, Gloria Swanson and Rodolph Valen-
tino are the center of attraction at
CrandalFs Theater in Beyond the
Rocks. which returned for a three
day engagement yesterday. after an
absence from Washington of sew
.eral weeks
Although there is nothing unusual
In the story, which> is by Eleanor
Glynn, the two stars of the, silent
drama put forth their best efforts and
achieve success that would be diff
ficult for other performers, to attain.
Being thorough love story of the
parlor type. no thrills are looked for,
but Eleanor deviated from the cut
and-dried married-woman-si single an
romance and inserted few pulse ac-
celerators that rounded off the. pro-
duction very nicely
The theme is of the pursuits by a
young English nobleman of the at
fecttons Of beautiful girl. who,
while in her teens, was saved from
drowning by Lord Bracondale. They
meet again after several years in a
Swiss tavern. the lord still single. but
the girl married to an old, retired
business man to save her family from
appearing in the bankrupt court The
lord is attracted by the perfume aro-
ma on her handkerchief, which cor
responds to the odor of a flower he
received as a reward for his rescue
of the drowning girl fewsyears pre-
vious. Follows then carefully
worked out scheme of pursuit for the
wife, ending on the African desert.
Tony Sarg's The First Tooth Car
penter" is presented as an added at
traction, and the bill 10 completed by
other short-reel features apd pleas
ing organ program.
Evening star., 1922-06-26
PALACE-"North of the Rio
Grande."

Avengers of crime, Bebe Daniels
and Jack Holt speed through several
thousand feet of punctiliously photo
graphed film this week at the Palace
in North ofathe Rio Grande." adapted
form the story of Virgie E. Roe. Val
in Washington yesterday.
Jack Holt is the son Of a race
horse owner He has vowed to avenge
his fathers murder and becomes the
leader of a rather mysteriously NOV
ing band. He meets the daughter of
border towns most opulent rancher.
Acquaintance ripens into love.
The scene shifts to the trapping of
two cattle rustlers. They are In a
small valley, surrounded by prospec-
tive captors. The son of the Kentuck-
ian learns that one is his fathers
murderer and is the girls father To
the valley he rides and takes the
place Of the rustler. where ne Is later
captured. In the meantime the father
of the girl, who is also the man upon
whom the young Kentuckian had
planned to wreak his vengeance, es-
capes. Wounded. he dies a short time
later after confessing- to his daugh-
ter, who rides in at the critical time
to save her lover.
worthy of mention. It lends mueh
charm to the picture. Mr.. Holt and
Bebe are supported by Edyth Chap
man, Shannon Day and Alec b. Fran
ofs in faultless manner.
. The program includes Fox sun.
shine comedy. "The Village Sheik,"
featuring Al st. John in series OF
the Day" Pathe News, Screen Snap
shots and a delightful overture bear
ing the title "A Hunt In the Black
Forest"
Evening star., 1922-06-26
Slandered Prunes.

Though prunes are held to be the
symbol of everything that's cheap
and base, the man whose brains
would fill thin,bie must know such
taunts are ou: of place. For prunes
are wholesome and nutritious. they
brace us up from head to heel, and
serpent wise are cooks who dish us
a quart or two at every meal. Oh,
prunes are sidestepped. donnerwet.
ter. because of testers quips and
quirks. yet doctors say there's
nothing better to regulate the hu-
man works. They have the acids
we are needing, the vitamines and
things like those, and that rich juice
you see them bleeding gives hag-
gard cheeks the tint of rose. And
yet we blush when we go shopping
to ask for prunes, of fruits the best;
we fear the grocer will be yawping
the customary boneless jest. We
fear to place prunes on the table
when visitors are in the chairs, for
haply they may not be able to stifie
threadbare jokes of theirs. And
thus the helpful prune inherits an
odium that keeps it shamed; it can
not advertise its merits, for people
yell when it is named. OF prunes
I'd chan. when other singers are
praising roses to the sky; for prunes
are da,sles. prunes are dingers, when
.stewed or fried or in pie.
(Copyright.e WALT MASON.