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flmSDAY. JUNE 16, 1 827 -a a nm. A taw PAGE SEVEN grnc earner grrtminc. ft nn ii C. A WULti Mai II, v.vv The following pinion was rn-, dered by W.

J. Wehrli. I New York Oil 6.05 ing labor and material Western Union -TelegT2ph telegrams New York Oil Co- State Treasurer compen- 23.65 S2.S2 277.31 port purposes caa "ba expended only irom the appropriation made in your budget tot miscellaneous expenditures, and as stated above 1 do not know whether or not a balance remains in this miscellan i I I I A fJ LflrS biDlBON PLANS Natrona -es. Office of ih County Clerk, Casper, Wyoming. County Coraniis- tionm ra and for Natrona Coua- $I'cu lf Fyt)aiin' Evened in Special SesMoft, at o'clock 168.33 uuon eous fund c.

a. untaney, tUr? (Jaitiet peace) 'J5 Dvli aiary court) J. R. Davis, salary (district court) A- E. Perry, aiarf(dit-.

trict court) J. M. Farria, aalary (district court) 1 Mrs. Myrtle Davis, salary (Bucknum L. McGraugh, aalrry (assessor) It waa movrt Vi S9.SS 30.00 ,10.00 55.00 60.00 60.00 45.00 181.80 Very truly yours.

W. J. WEHRLL County and Prosscut- SL1- "Jy 1827 tre being T. b. Avaiiter, rent 12.00 Associate Charities, Emergency, tare Mrs.

Pitt. 75.95 Isabelle rrice, salary 25.00 Mt. btates Power lights ......14.40 City of Casper, 10.00 Ideal iirpeery, 13.21 oai Bernstein, rent 1U.00 Chas. H. Moore, milk 9.1)0 Natrona Transfer, Jbtorage Fuel 67.75 B.

B. Chxistianson, 25.00 Nellie Lockhart, rent lt.45 Midwest Commissary groceries 36.S3 Mrs. J. T. French, rent 20.00 boy-Bobcat Game "foBe Made Event.

Burwell, Chairman, j. K. Scott tarie D. Holmes and Irene Say! year this oiEce at your request submitted a short brief on 'Proceeding to Establish, Vacat or Alter a Public tha last para-graph of which taid brief rad as follows: 'After report of appraisers is received county board shall hear claims as provided ra Section "It is this section of 'tha 1920 Compiled Statutes of Wyoming which governs the procedure in the John Bryne case now befora the said county bord, and which said section among other things provides as follows, to-wit: "'Duties of County Board: At the. next meeting of the county commissioners if the report of the appraisers has besn filed, or as soon thereafter as may be practicable tha said board may hear testimony and consider petitions for and remonstrances against the establishment or alteraticns, at the case may be, of any road.

Said toard may m-diminish the damages al May 5, 1927. of. Coavr Commissioners, Earle G. Burwell, Chairman, Court House, Casper, Wyoming. Gentlemen: In reponse to your verbal request for an opinion aa to whether or not you can legally expend county funds for the leasa or pur chase of lands for air pert purposes, and for buildings and equipment for air port, I hav.

th following to report: Section 6 of Chapter 72 of the Session Laws of Wyoming for tha year 1927 reads of follows: 'Construction and Operation of Air Ports by Cities and Counties. Section Ct Municipal Corporations and counties within the State are hertby autaoriaed and Tha fftlifi maa-: Scott rawest rnarmaejr, tup-plies Murdo McLennan, bounty C. M. Lucas, William Wright, bounty. Sayre, Jilliam Logan, Gaorga Weber, C.

C. Crumpton, Nelson, bounty. Surveyor Arthur Coombs, services. O. T.

Bergdahl, services -Herbert L. Kennedy, rent Thora Siebers, typing- S. E. Boyer A blue prints had to-Wit; were and seconded fAt: 48.80 20.00 25.00 5.00 10.00 70.00 10.00 25.00 30.00 10.00 10.00 87.50 5.25 1.00 2n prrpared to give a royal The summary af receipts and pfeursement e-f Gertrude E. Patterson.

Ceritttv vipitor from three 1 nock her Armistice ing Attorney All voting "Yea." The earnings nd collection report of Lewis J. Price, Clerk of the District Court, and of Irene Snyder, County Clerk, for the month of April were approved. The bond of Nate P. Wilson for road Supervisor in tha um of $2,000.00 was approved by the Commissioners. There being no further business to come before the Board they adjourned until 10:00 o'clock A.

May 7, 1927. EARLE G. BURWELL, Chairman. t.fcl or warn proved by vuuaiy commissioners. was moved by Earle D.

Holmes etui v. that Leroy Joyce be retained by the commissioners in a clerical capacity to work on cancellations 6t at a sal. of. tT month. Mr.

Joyce is to work directly under tha supervision of the commissioners. All voting "yet." There being no further business to come before tha board they adjourned until io. o'clock a. May 4, 1927. EARLE G.

BURWELL, IRENE SNYDER. ChairmB-County Clerk. empowered, acting either aingly or -natruciea 10 institute the necessary action to secure collection of a note payable to Na- same between grid r-mlng university And c'-'llCgfr. fame is several preparations are al-marl to put the i field in shape, M.wjiiera and to ac-. pr football fan who i ti-, same.

in Sheridan hat M.n it present rata reservations from the r'jb houuingr commit- jointly, to acquire, by lease, pur Oil Exchange rent 60.00 Traurar. Gertrude E. Patterson. C. V.

Norris, rent. 6.00 jesien Goltrap Creamery milk 50.67 Sawey's Grocery, groceries 12.00 Ethel V. Miller, services. 30.00 Richards Cunninghasa rent 10.00 C. O.

Stout, rent 11.50 Harry Brown, 15.00 Mrs. G. F. Evans, 20.00 Caeper Credit Exchange dues 5.00 Fanny Nykannen, taxes. 7.62 Parker supplies 31.80 Richards Cunningham merchandise 16.25 District Court Hotel Townsend, meals a 1KENE SNYDER, County Clerk.

May 7, 1927. State of Wyoming, County of Natrona ss. chase, or otherwise, lands premises for air' port purposes, and to erect and maintain thereon such facilities for the landing, 5 "ci-. 1 are housing, care, and departure of such craft as they may deem Office of the County Clerk, Casper, Wyoming. lowed by the appraisers and may such establishment or alteration of any road dependent or conditional upon the payment in whole or in part of the damages awarded or expenses incurred -in relation thereto by tho petitioners of such road or such alteration of any "At the hearing of any remonstrances ageJnst an award of dam.

necessary, including the construe-, tion and maintenance of necessary buildings, markers, lights and headed by Gerald -d-iitio. hundreds of thrown open to and three visitor. rapid program of May 4. 127. State of TV County of Jxatrona es.

Office of the County Clerk, Casper, Wyoming. The board of countv eommia. other aids to air navigetion." (jury) $401.15 atamps Tr lbert Offlcs Appliance services and supplies Holmes Hardware Com pany, carbon Gertrude E. Patterson, service Sheriff. Thos1.

B. Heaney, expense Casper Pharmacy, sup-plias Central Filling Station, repairs Chamberlin Furniture supplies Mountain States Power This statute gives authority to The Board of County Commissioners in and for Natrona County, State of Wyoming, convened in regular session at 10 o'clok A. this 7th day of May, 1927, there being present Commissioners Earle G. Burwell, Chairman, J. E.

Scott, Earle D. Holmes and Mccord-Brady 8.50 cups. Bancroft Whitney book offeree Armistice a.y preceding. Casper 10.00 $500.00 made by the South Paa Dreding Company, Mm. being en- Cobb" Au Tfttfc The following vouchers were presented, audited and allowed and certificates of indebtedaeit ordered isued lor same: Aweuer.

Pierce Steed, aalary and expense District Court. 1 aw era Co-Operative Publishing book 7.50 Carat. Midwest Refining rent.f 50.00 Sheriff. A.T: orTd- 30.00 Chas. JE.

loung, services. 5.00 Salt Creek Gasoline gas Frank A. Wise, road tenance tiai Salt Creek Gasoline gas and oil 24 Id Lawyers' Co-Operative 5.00 4.30 72.00 40.00 62.95 8.35 9.80 5.35 1.80 93.01 .95 12.25 .96 sioners in and for Natrona'county, stste of yominjr, convehed in regular session at 10:00 o'clock a. May 4. 1927; there being present Commissioners Earle G.

Bunvell, Irene Snyder, County Clerk. expend county funds for air port purposes. However, county funds can be expanded for such purposes only in accordance with the general statutes governing the expenditure of such funds. I therefore direct your attention to Section 1866 of the 1920 Wyoming Compiled Statutes, which section reads as follows: The folowing proceedinga were hijrh school team November 10, ihe celebrati Of t- nivi the major por-which is expected cii' gam will probably tlipn. Dude ranchers.

cnairman, j. Scott, Earle Holmes and Irene Snyder, coun naa 10-wit: It -was moved by Earle Holmes and seconded by J. Scott that Dr. Hansard be em 7.50 4.00 4.00 736.20 64.40 45.20 45.20 book Geo. S.

MciCenzic, jury services A. E. Perry, jury services Gertrud-j E. Patterson, jury fees paid in cash Ben Field, jury fees Roy Scoggan, jury F. D.

Free burgh, jury fees ployed by the County to take care i run of all County case in hospitals at "Section 1366. Annual appropriations. It shall be the duty of the Board of County Commis and the "dudes" join to help in the while every civic or-the town is planning a salary of $250.00 per month. effective May 1, 1927, and that sioners of eech county, at their lights G. O.

Housley, expensel Mt. Stetes T. T. phone Mt. States T.

T. phone Mt. 'States Power Co" lights Holmes Hardware Company, supplies Pat Royce, gas Fred W. Dralle. exDense Roads and Bridges Midwest Rfg.

100.00 Gertrude E. Patterson, they increase Dr Dean salary week-end a. niaice the visitors. 50.00 per month for the giving of pauper anesthtics. It is under- express and expense J.

L. Brown groceries Wyoming Grocery ceries E. T. Foe Lumber merchandise 1.10 16.50 26.60 109.88 104.21 18.23 236.15 Salt Creek Wendell Cotton, aervieei (Medical) 128 00 "deU Cotton, services (Medical) 10 00 Wndell Cotton, services (Medical) 345.00 Union Hospital, services fMfedfoall er ma Utilities Co. iO FIGHTS LAST nianT ages it is the opinion or mis oince that the appraisers should be called upon to explain just how they arrived at the amount of their award of damages, and the complainant should also be required to show how he arrives at the amount which, he claims, and after such hearing the board may either increase or diminish the amount of damages to be allowed the complainant.

If after sueh hearing the noard is of the opinion that the amount claimed is too high, and that the amount which should be rllowed is more than should be expended for that portion of the highway, it may if practicable alter the propbsed highway so as to avoid the particular property in question. Very truly yours, B. H. PESTER, Deputy' County and Prosecuting Attorney." The following petitions for cancelation and refund of taxes were approved by the Commissioners: Ransom J. Smith.

10.94 ff. S. Keith, 1926. 46.49 M. E.

Pratt, 1926 13.53 A. A. Parris, 1926 27.65 Ed Shuck, 1926 14.29 O. E. Snyder, 1926 51.22 O.

E. Snyder, 1926 315.79 Art Miner, 1926 8.73 Sun Electric 1926- 17.46 Margaret H. Stone, 1925 16.80 C. T. PIcco, 1926 2.00 L.

E. Schrader, 1925 4.00 R. D. Martin. 1926 4.00 Harry E.

Medle 1926 14.55 Leora Foose. 1925 4.00 Burritt Hardware merchandise 88.89 Scott Clothing Company, iy cierK. The following proceedings were had, to-wit: O. E. Toothman appeared before the board and presented a petition to create a new voting precinct at Natrons.

This petition wa placed on file. Mr. Tootman also presented a road petition asking that soma changes be made in tha road lead, ing north from Yellowstone highway to Natron It was moved by J. E. Scott and seconded by Earle D.

Holmes tht Herbert L. Kennedy, county surveyor, be appointed as viewer. John Bryne appeared before the board with reference to his claim for damages caused by the Bryan stock trail going through his land. The appraisers report on this claim was presented to the board and referred to vV. J.

Wehrli for his opinion. The following vouchers were presented, audited and allowed and certificates of indebtedness ordered issued for same. gas Jack Jones Garage, storage, Salt Creek Utilities gas G. O. Housley.

prisoners' 23.50 44.32 Wise'a Drag applies 31.4ft Lnion Hospital, service 55.00 J. a Doera 298.90 blankets Scott Clothing Company, blankets Scott Clothing Company, boots City of Casper, water Poor and Dr. Wm. Kocher. dntl meeting to be held in January 01 each year, or as soon thereafter as possible, to compute the estimated expenses of maintaining the several departments of the county government for the current year, and appropriate so much money from the several county funds as may be necesary to pay such expenses, and it Bhall be unlawful for the board of county commissioners to in any manner issue or cause to be issued any certificate of indebtedness, county warrant or other evidence of debt in excess of the anticipated taxes for county purposes for the current year." Section.

4 of Article 16 of the Constitution provides as follows: "Section 4. Creation of municipal debt restricted. No debt in excess of the taxes for the current year shall in any manner be created by any county or sub-division thereof, or any city, town or village, or any sub-division thereof in the State of Wyoming, unless the proposition to create such debt shall have been submitted to a vote of the people thereof and by them approved." Yeu will therefore observe that work 1 00 There being no further "business to come before tit a Rab h- .4 stood, however, that these two doctors will assist each other as much as necessary. It is also agreed that Dr. Hansard be allow-ed 15c per mile for all trips made by him into the Country.

This arrangement to be enforced for ninety days and if it proves satis-factory the same arrangement will be re-enacted by this Board, if not it will be discontinued. Miss Eschwig, Superintendent of the Hospital and the Hospital Board of Trustees are to be notified by the Chairman of this arrangement, All voting "Yes." The application for Mother's Pension of Rose G. Gustin was presented to the Board of Com-misioners. It was moved by Earle D. Holmes fnd seconded by J.

E. Scott that the pension be disallowed. It was moved by J. E. Scott and seconded by Earle D.

Holmes that the following resolution be adopted as read: "RESOLUTION WHEREAS, on the 8th day of July. 1924. the following described 45.00 47.00 48.00 20.00 469.55 91.40 57.00 3.60 988.00 104.00 104.00 208.00 156.00 337.55 130.65 32.88 p-. Th, Press) yr.r.i-: Sammy Baker, York, scored a tech-kn- over Ace Hudkins. (T.

Sid'; Terris, New Tork out Ruby Goldstein. New tcS Billy Wallace, Cleveland, r.ii!;- ivtrolle, Fargo. N. PTohue beat Nick Murray Layton shad-i J.mriiy Mndosa -i). Louis (Kid) SiVan.

Mpridn. defeated California, (10. aubject to further cs'll by Shaffer-Gay burial and 'ambulance J. R. Hansard, services J.

R. Hansard, J. R. Hansard, Casper Buick stor- age Casper Buick repairs E. E.

board (Gal- ington) Muck Funeral Home, ambulance R. G. Rogers, team work (grading) R. G. Rogers, team work.

R. G. Rogers, team work. R. G.

Rogers, team work. R. G. Rogers, team work. Holmes Hardware Company, supplies Ntte P.

Wilson, mileage. R. C. Billy, groceries. Assor C.

W. Mapes, expenses as-assessing 53.95 O. C. Lenz, expenses assessing 22.75 KANSAS UTY, Kan. Joe Rivera, 15.00 8.58 24.00 35.00 225.00 3.51 35.00 75.60 7.00 21.00 City.

won newspaper Burritt Hardware supplies 1.45 See Ben Realty gravel 155.80 R. J. Burch, water 15.75 J. T. Irick, harness 71.00 arisinn over Armando Santiaco, hicaco.

'I't-. Muck Funeral Home, burials E. E. Dean, groceries J. R.

Hansard, services Kimball Drug merchandise Marie Jensen, services. Randi C. Stavee, services Natrona County Memorial 214.00 25.65 89.40 125.96 Calif. Dave Shade, dffeated Jck Willi, San rf Tas. (10.

oster ciaytor, expenses and salary Chas. H. Aneell, mileage Geo. P. Fattillo, mileage.

David Williams, expense assessing George Pattilo. salary and expenses advanced to deputy assessors C. Blakley, 1926 20.42 Edwin Floyd, 1926 2.00 Harry Foose, 1926 4.00 W. H. Greener, 1926 2.91 Hardy W.

Scott. 1926 4.00 Jas. Bayton, 1926 4.00 Ambrose Donko, 1926 17.10 G. R. Cunningham, 1926 26.73 P.

A. Burns, 1926 1.22 hospital, services 171 r.so Wyoming Grocery groceries Casper Saddlery, repairs. Marion Machinery Foundry supplies G. A. Sullivan, services-Clyde Epperson, teams labor J.

M. Carey hay Dr. W. E. Ncrdheim, services Ralston Kittle, 498.30 IK.

UTS TONIGHT. Tut versus Mike 1 1 i'ik Earbarian versus MucIK-r. U0). Garage Clyde Smith, printing car $100.00 54.92 21.75 63.62 24.00 38.75 80.00 5.00 46.97 County Attorney J. Wehrli, -expense -(Colorado) 100.00 There beinar no further business to come before the Board they ad 5.91 Hatcher Killed journed until 10:00 0 clock a.

125.50 .40 Gertrude E. Patterson, express and freight Casper Motor supplies Earl C. Boyle, sup 14.84 18.50 125.00 Wm. M. Norred, expense W.

J. Wehrli, expense S. S. Combs, expense Oil rent-Clerk of Court. By Foul Tip 22.42 plies me cnairman.

EARLE G. BURWELL, IRENE SNYDER. Chainna-County Clerk. May 19, 1927. State of Wyoming, County of Natrona ss.

Office of the County Clerk, Casper, Wyoming. The Board of County Commissioners in and for Natrona county, convened in special session at 4:30 P. May 19. 1927, there being -present Commissioners Earle G. Burwell.

Chairman, J. E. Scott, Earle D. Holmes and Irene Snyder, County Clerk. The following proceedings were had to-wit: Leon Goodrich apeared before the Board and submitted plans for the proposed vault for the offices of the County Clerk and tha Clerk of the District Court.

There being no further- business to come before the Board they adjourned subject to further esU by the Chsirmsn. EARLE G. BURWELL, CTiairmaa. IRENE SNYDER, County Clerk. May 28, 1927.

State of Wyoming, Cetrnty Natrona ss. Office of the County Clerk, Casper, Wyoming. Dan Tackier and James Griere representing a sub-committee of the Natrona County Wool Growers Association, appeared before Earle G. Burwell, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, Campbell Christian, County Stock Inspector, and M. A.

LeVelle, Deputy County Clerk, to discus th matter of the round-up of wild horses in Natrona County that are not be ing taxed at the present time. It is the opinion of this Com May 6, 1927. EARLE G. BURWELL, Chairman IRENE SNYDER, County Clerk. May 6, 1927.

Yesness, merchan- NTWCATI.n:, June 16. W) a hall game without I Harry disc L. C. L. J.

Smith Typewriter tynewriter Trice, expense 91.40 58.40 15.86 31.29 State of Wyoming, County of i hst protector resulted 'Ira i Charles Morrow, 21. JfTfw f--s struck just above the by on; tip from the bat of player in a Natrona ss. (stamps) County Clark. Irene Snyder, Office of the County Clerk, property, viz: Lot No. 7, in Block No.

89, Butler Addition to the City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, was soli by Natrona Ctmnty, Wyoming, pursuant to law duly followed, for the sum of $8.30 to satisfy delinquent taxes thereon for the. year 1923, and; WHEREAS, at said sale there being no bidders for said property, it was pursuant to law bid in by Natrona County, Wyoming, and; WHEREAS, said property has not yet been redeemed, and no subsequent thereon have been paid by the original owner thereof, and the time for redemption has long since expired, and; WHEREAS, one J. A. Hansen, now desire to purchase said property of said County end to pay therefor the sum of $53.67, this being the amount of all delinquent taxes, interest, penalties and costs, and; WHEREAS, said Natrona County is now desirous of selling and disposing of said property to the said J. A.

Hansen. NOW THEREFORE, it resolved that the Board of County Commisioners of said Natrona County, sell and convey to the said J. A. Hansen by deed pursuant to statutory authority, said property. Dated this the 7th day of May, 1927.

EARLE G. BURWELL, sr. rr nlht. Death Casper, Wyoming. The Board of County Commis -'nor nlnT-st Bead Promium See Ben Realty bond 146.60 sioners in and for Natrona Coun Western Lumber material 220.68 Midwest Pharmacy, supplies 1.40 G.

A. Sullivan, 20.00 Natrona Transfer, Storage Fuel 15.65 E. T. Foe Lumber lumber 1310.55 Casper Warehouse supplies 43.65 M. N.

Castle Estate, rent 20:00 William Bruce, board ,44.50 Casper Tribune Herald, advertising 26.26 There being no further business to come before the board they adjourned until 10 o'clock a. May 5, 1927. EARLE G. BURWELL, IRENE SNYDER, County Clerk. Clinton Held oil and grease Hf Tire Service, supplier Wyoming Automotive supplies Casper Battery supplier The Bracken supplies -J Coliseum Motor supplies Linde Air Products supplies Prest-O-Lite supplies Linde Air Products supplies Salt Creek Gasoline D.

L. Gaston, Weaver Jtubber Vulcan ty, State of YY yommg, convened in regular session at 10:00 o'clock A. May 6, 1927, there being 540.55 183.55 106.13 42.67 7.00 2.00 5.17 13.02 5.17 11.34 13.55 20.90 37.00 COLNTY COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS May 3, 1927. present Commissioners r.arie 0 Burwell, Chairman, J. E.

Scott, Coroner. J. Rl Hansard, autopsy. Owen A. Muck, Dr.

R. A. Seibel, autopsy CommUioars Wm. R. MacMillan, salary Earle D.

Holmes, salary Underwood Typewriter tvnewriter 25.00 26.60 25.00 25.00 94.50 Earle D. Holmes and Irene Sny der. County Clerk. Office of thP Pnuntv rlrk The following proceedings were Cwr. Wyoming.

had to-wit: W. E. Miller appeared before i-f. board of county commis- under Section 4 of Article 16 of the Constitution, rnd Section 1S66 of the 1920 Wyoming Compiled Statutes, that it is unlawful to expend money for any purpose unless there is a prior appropriation therefor, and unless the expenditure of such money is within the anticipated taxes for county purposes for the current year. I am advised that your annual budget was prepared in accordance with law in January 1927, and that at the time of its preparation you made an estimate of anticipated taxes for county purposes for the current year 1927.

I have examined this budget and find that no appropriation was made for air port facilities, and of course such appropriation could not have been made at the time the budget was prepared because you could not anticipate that the legislature would enact Section 5 of Chapter 72 of the 1927 Session making it possible to expend county funds for such, purposes, such statute being enacted February 26, 1927. From an examination of the annual budget prepared in January 1927 it is observed that a considerable sum of money was set apart for miscellaneous expenditures. In view of the above facts, and the law applicable to the-situation, it is impossible for you to legally expend any money for air port purposes unless such moneys are expended from the miscellaneous funds. Of course I do not know if you have expended all the funds appropriated for miscellaneous purposes at this time. If you have not it would be entirely legal for you to exend moneys for air port purposes from such fund appropriated for miscellaneous purposes.

May I also direct your attention to Section 1613 of the 1920 Wyoming Compiled Statutes, which provides that any indetedness created in excess of the debt limit provided in Section 4 of Article 16 of the Constitution, and for the payment of which there are no available revenues, shall be void, and that any officer who shall participate in creating such indetedness, and the sureties on his official bond, shall be personally liable to the holder or holders of such indebtedness as fully as if such indebtedness had been for his individual benefit. My conclusion in the mater is that at this time funds for air the Board with H. Evans who op- ir. and for Natrona county, 4-f of Wvominc rfmvpnd in Casper Tribune Herald, advertising 169.80 J. E.

Scott, salary and expense- 213.20 nlied for a five year lease on Hell Half Acre and was advised izing supplies Motor Service Station, supplies L. D. Branson Service, supplies to file a written application with 2.00 th Hoard. Independent Supply It was moved by J. E.

Scott and seconded bv Earle D. Holmes 17.86 supplies May 1927. State of Wyoming, County of Natrona ss. Office of the" County Clerk, Casper, Wyo. The board cf county commissioners in and for Natrona county, state of convened in regular session at 10:00 o'clock a.

May 5. 1927, there being present Commissioners Earle G. Burwell, chairman, J. E. Scott and Earle D.

Holmes, and Irene D. Snyder, county clerk. The following proceedings were hfd, to-wit: Tha fnllnvvinfr nninion wne Ten Court noutt John Bjork. services. Gertrude Patterson, expenses Holmes Hardware supplies City Sanitation services Sanitation Service services Lrwn Service fertilizer Watson Radio Electrical Shop, lamps Calloway Furniture merchandise C.

M. Penley, rent Tiiar session at 0:00 o'clock a. 1027, there being pres. (,. Burwell, chairman, J.

Scott. F.arle D. Holmes and Snyder, county clerk. Jr.e following proceedings were tO-wit; minutes of the commission meetinjro of April 1, 5, 6, 7, 15. 16 and 26 were read i '-t wa moved bv J.

E. Scott seconded bv Earle D. Holmes f- he adopted as read. All "ye." JJe payrolls and peninn were approved PMcr-d prad bv the county K. Patterson, sheriff that Earle G.

Burweil be authorized to buv a car load of Armaco culverts from the R. Hardesty Manufacturing Company, All voting "Yes." Ed Treglown, representing Martin B. Schuster, and Frank McCarthy, representing the Producers and Refiners Corporation, accompanied by the three Commissioners viewed the proposed chano-ps in the Oregon Trail Road 5.40 85.45 8.00 4.70 8.75 12.00 19.25 20.00 104.30 15.00 Craper Supply supplies Clinton Held supplies Auto Service services Continental Oil Mt. States Power lights Miwest Rfg. rent Midwest Rfg.

gas Midwest Rfg. water. Midwest Rfg. Supply supplies Nicolaysen Lumber supplies 92.25 16.66 6.00 263.16 44.57 50.00 1.75 9.40 100.00 7.71 38.67 --9 J.xa.f.-.. dered by W.

J. Wehrli in regard and and mittee and the County Officials that the expenses of said roundup if undertaken Should be borne as follows: Forty (40)' per cent by the County; Forty (40) by the Natrona County Wool Growers Association; Twenty (20) per cent by Natrona County Cattlemen. The roundup, if conducted, will be under the supervision of the County Commissioners, through th County Stock Inspector. The above named committee are to recommend such action to the Natrona County Wool Growers Association, and the Chairman i to recommend to the Beard of Commisioners the above action and ask tht they approve same. EARLE G.

BURWELL. Chairman. M. A. LaVELLE, Deputv County Clerk.

Publish May 16, 1927. the aoove repressniBuves from the nrotestants pointed out Chairman J. E. SCOTT, Commissioner EARLE D. HOLMES, Commissioner Attest: IRENE SNYDER, County Clerk.

All voting "Yes." It was moved by J. E. Scott and seconded by Earl a D. Holmes that a special session of the County Commissioners be called on May 14, at which meeting Herbert L. ICennedy, County Surveyor and R.

H. Nichols, attorney for the Producers and Refiners Corporation are to be present to settle the proposed changes in the Oregon Trail. There being no further business to come before the Borrd thev adjourned subject to further call by the Chairman. EARLE G. BURWELU Chairman.

IRENE SNYDER. County Clerk. Mountain States i-ower lights rsf- ria-ner. water -nuce Patterson, L. D.

LeUenger, 1,550.00 Poor and Pauper Relief Stark's Grocery Market, groceries Patterson. Holmes Hardware supplies Holmes Hardware supplies 6.00 12.10 E. R. Williams Stores, to John Bryne claim for damages: May 5, 1927. "Board of County Commissioners, Earle G.

Burwell, Chairman, Court House, City. "Gentlemen: "In reply to your oral inquiry concerning the procedure in the matter of the John Bryne appraisement report, wish to state that shortly after the first of the the damage that would be incurred by their asssociates if this this road was costructed as proposed bv the County Surveyor. The matter was tabled until further surveys could be made to endeavor to perfect a satisfactory arrangement to all parties. It was moved by J. E.

Scott and seconded by Earle D. Holmes that the County appropriate the sum of $3,500.00 to match the amount appropriated by the city. Patterson, niscellan- Wvominr Grocery r. 6.00 suBPlies 574.06 489.85 52.64 groceries Tha Pioneer Grocery, groceries Associated Charities Emergency, fare EsteHine family Mrs. P.

N. Sherer, care of County Agent. G. M. Penley, expense 17.50 Patterson, p-ratfe Pstterson.

clerk of Health Department. George Myers, services 5o.00 630.00 1,767.55 505.00 625.00 681.67 633.32 1,311.66 Mary Eschwig, isawonni. 'aie'E." -By TAYLOR MOM'N -POP--- Patterson, "reasurer. Patterson, League 01 xsnrses x.uu-catioaal Convention, ex- Pensa (California) 125.00 Natrona County Health r0Unty at- quarterly ..2077.65 Tatterson, 0 er Juitiec Poaeo John T. MeGrath, salary TCeVh.

-witness 62.50 1.50 H. H. Walker, salary and roads and S2.20 HOUSE IS JMOASKAieSC. Z-TNlNt WE OUGHT flNQ ANM GRc. CtJf flUD COOK I Pf OwV HCM TAC affJ 11 sSpJi fi yips e-mense 3,139.92 r-e vouchers were audited and allowed J.

Durbin Surgical Sup- r.t.. supplies of indebtedness "'c'-' issued or sfmer Health ueparlmcnt. E. cott. rent 60.00 Cc Casper Music Week Committee, music Jas.

Mills, appraising fee. E. R. Collier, appraising fee and milerge r- W. F.

Dale, appraising fee -r- tal T' ummi-ioner 75.00 20.00 30.50 20.00 40.00 'u 'J. 11 ti v. salary Snvder, services Kt Ven'e 130.25 state Wm. H. Edelman, treasurer, care delin- salary.

125.00 'N-lltv quent gins wt States T. 75.00 286.10 T. phone salary 82.50 salary salary 62.50 Casper Printing tionary 45 605 Schank Plumbing Heat- reacr'i peace).