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Show ,A JOINT AMEND 2. 'ail It amend It section 2, Article MONDAY EVENING, Bobby Layne 11 to Gridders Junior SMSSi. Sffi·*,,·£ RESOLUTION PROPOSING SECTION OF ARTICLE OF THE CONSTITUTION OF AND RELATING TO UTAH, TAXATION OF UNITED portion PROPERTY IN' UTAH. Be resolved by the Legislature of the SUte of Utah, two-thirds of all members elected to each of the two houses voting In favor thereof: Section 1. That is proposed to f-0 (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINER OCTOBER 1*. 1946 THE OGDEN ^CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS XHI. constl- SSn^shal'iYe^taxed Inr °P°f l" "YVd be ascertained r°J tl"° value, to RV Hugh NEW s^^di^-TM Headline Local Football Schedule to the l TM°'f d ta~xed under any tax · 7d that the b«ed Fullertoa, Jr. - -YOER,..Oct.-" Is Rated Bes) Passer in Collegiate .. anyhow, perfect -.,\.(: -(-there, lected I Maybe A ^p " ·---- ~-? - ne Oklahoma byby ° ^· b^i^^l:S I i-t .or r is i Football hasbeen enforced. already has_ sent '.-'·there. to other All-America conthe St.. -Louis city fathers S.O.S. has ! should do something of. the ference bosses. and for the Cardinals, execu-+it never that rush- net Monday Matinee If you think, some Boston an Team Work Mrs. Ed Schwartzhope, wife of sports the University of Nebraska guard, of the English deFive years ago the Tucson, Ariz., at the univerfaculty, One of .her pupils m^any 5 -mistakes, offensively: city council passed an ordinance center plays cente about--the distribution of world plays, and thu^U no:he|t which read:^ "it . shall be defensively, One missed tackle and Ed. . . themselves as.^ -many college or basketHarvard's football player series tickets; team to carry, convey, baUers' can t e a s do; their, quarterbackingoris visiting hardly wait to start flunks; TM Support havp heen unkind to Tedj member ]ustwait until nthey tee nP^tment · t ' , pass or other- practice, but they still have ,n ... i th Junior High. gridders 'hold the spotlight in footballexceptional; they have terrific tote, kick, Wni-rf Word Brothers outrun ends who.can . r °Pel any or a on Mound Wednsport in- coach to start them. Fort meets^ Washington Qgden this week. backs; and the greatacross the Univer- Miami is that Harvey Hester is Ted Williams is reported to have pigskin est collegiate forward passer_ in sity of Arizona goal line or scoredetermined to stick it out and bought enough shotguns this sumnesday and Lewis and Central collide at the stadium the mer to stock a sporting goods store. country /in Bobby Layne. The within the confines of prove it's a good pro football Sooner scout, Walter Dnskill. in- thesafety ------* Thursday. · of Tucson, county of though the Seahawks' first home Maybe he should collect some of city the Texas-team is so good Pirn, state of Arizona" . . . game -drew only half as many cust- birdshot the St. Louis pitchsisted D:« in the junipr elea can telegraph 'its. plays and law it mark the the still is on the books, thoughomers as the high school games ers have been throwing at him. in halfway, Dig Each club .week. has. standings last M'SIBU. ... : -- on Crowds/\Out For Pro Games ' " be graduated but the maximum " not exceed nnr ceuL . ? 7. n · . High three remaining league encounters. Ogden High and -Weber NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (UP)~The scheduled for games oa foreFb'otba'll ign fields on Friday of this weefc ever-tightening National The Tigers travel, to .Salt ^aKe league title race, with- consequent oppose to the powerful-. West High deeper interest in each game; on ' ,,?,, PRIVET/BUT I'LLI'MJR^CHlEF-^^^Hir STILL WILE *, *- -nt'tv ·. / ., f HOLD VOUR BREATH ~\ CHIEF/i^XJA'/THAn WHERE PIP TELL YA, COPPER,Vl!j B STATE TROOPER'S CROSS-HM BULLSEVE GO. cvcr ct7/im LAA/~IXIII' MIKE?.. ANP WHAT\BE AWFUL REP IN TH' WAS IN THAT BOX?^^^FACE/ I 77... "/ PRAKBJ ' eleven 'the Panthers field. This appeared today to be heading to-event is scheduled for two p m ward a new season attendance Weber High moves to Bear Kw o er for a skirmish with the Bears. house of the Legislature All with five^-game record, yesterday's on or taxes Income from received Coach Floyd Slater's charges are taxes on Intangible property sh a 11 total; missing a new all-time highfavored to romp home' -with a vieallocated to the support of the PubUc by just over 3,000. school system as defined In Article A, Led by the .capacity 44,211 at Section 2- of this -Constitution. Ram TyhJ n Tf geS rsTo- UP against, one Section 2. The secretary of sta^e is the Chicago Bear-Los Angeles tean^ of the Big 28-to-28 tie at Chicago, the games of the -strong p to submit directed this rcm hereby exempted amendment to the electors °r drew 172,252 spectators yesterday, Nino when they tackle West Og that such Preemptions shall ac- the state at the next general election second only to the record- 1-75,588 den has tallied only six points to purpos t e5 the benem S" tho users at the manner provided for In section drawn oh a Sunday a year ago. with' a team that .lacks, an 1 of article XXIII ol tho constitution Last week the N. -P. L. played ayed- a .-6-6 tie. recently of the state of Utah. before 167,666, which still stands as the fourth largest single-day CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 5 figure. met a 25-0 trouncing at tne A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING Yesterday's results, with under- and TO AMEND SECTION 10, ARTICLE dogs coming through with victories wdebe? f footballers will I b e Vm. OF THE CONSTITUTION Of 1 SEKfl LITTLE BEASERY HOWtH that left the race wide-open, ind- idle from co^ge STATE OF UTAH, RELATING TO week competition FOR THE DOCTOR J fWOR ELECTION AND DUTIES OF that there is no standout The Wildcats played athis icated 0-0 game CMSS CAROL,-'HE'S ATTORNEYS AND FIXING THE team in the league. The Chicago last week with the colorful Pasa-. TERM THEREOF. Hit BAD' Bears, rated as the chief threat Be It resolved oy the Legislature ofto the champion Rams, scored in e to the State of Utah, two-thirds of all the last three minutes to get theweek-end for a skirmish members elected to each house voting The Green Bay Packers up- University of Idaho Southern set the Philadelphia Eagles, 19 Branch eleven. In favor thereof: Section 1. That It Is proposed to 7; Washington trimmed the New "The week's rest will amend section 10, article VIII. of the York 24 to 14; Pittsburgh many of our players to recover constitution of the state of Utah to took Giants, 16 to 7, and the Chic- injuries," said Director of Boston, read: Reed K. Swensor .today. Section 10. A county attorney shallago Cardinals trounced Detroit, AthTetics "Our team has shown fine abilbe electeu by the qualified voters ol 36 to 14. each county who shall hold his «ofllce date. Weber has twp remainity to for a term of four years. The powers home games, one with Gila of ing and duties of county attorneys, and on November 2 and the such other attorneys for the state as with Modesto of California the legislature may prcvlds. shall be on November 16. "where prescribed by law. In all cases the attorney for any county or for These two games promise plento attend and state, falls or refuses of thrills for the thousands of ty court to law. the prosecute according who are supporting our sports fans have power to appoint an attKNOXVILLE, 14 shall Oct. Tenn.,who manner provided by law. program this year." pro tempore. orney become (AP)--Any spectators Section 2. The secretary of state Is or disorderly at the AlabTHANK vou. WESTS/ME/ WOULD YOU BE KIND ENOUGHTo CONSTITUTIONAL^ AMENDMENT FLOSSIE'S CHAUFFEUR, /THE to submit this proposed amendment to the electors of the state at ama-Tennessee football game here PEAT TMAT FOR MY SKEPTICAL. FfJlEMD A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING the next general election In the manup be locked will Saturday UPPER. BRACKETS, ner provided by law. on the spot in a temporary jail Section 3. If adopted by the electors of the state this amendment shall take be set up at Shields-Watkins VOU CAW effect the first day of January, 1947. field. READ ALL Joe Chief of Police Kimsey, in ABOUT W G Be It enac^W the Legislature of CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT issuing this warning, said that in TWIN FALLS, Oct. 1* e-19-NGHT th!9 S 1t\te n o f Utah. two-thirds of *U NO. 6 deer view xperts overflow Arcnery of the expected SOCIETY/ ^«tt,--A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING arrow bow and recent hunt in not the could toleTO AMEND SECTION 20 OF ARTICLE his officers VII OF THE CONSTITUTION OF rate "one bit of foolishness." - -- - in-Minidoka forest, a final checkup STATE OF UTAH RELATING TO COMthe first time in history officials at the Bostetter PENSATION OF STATE OFFICERS we revealed today. will have a temporary jailger station Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Utah, two-thirds of all the ,.4..,j;,,TM he said. -me j.ij.30 (jne ui of au^f-"·"··· "TM: -devtwo members elected to each of every and and the Hugh Rich of Boise, who bagrunk, who throwsdrunk, - ,,,,,houses voting In favor thereof: cushions or j adoe. Rich, who has hunted Section 1. It is proposed to amend erybody writ--Perfect toleration of religious sentiment Is guaranteed. No Inhabitant 20. article VII of the constitution starts any kind of a rumpus will with bow and arrow in several be arrested." western states, told officials at the of this State sb.nl) ever be molested of the state of Utah to read: Serson Ir property on account of b s Sec. 20. The Governor, Secretary of All reserved seats in the sta- Bostetter station that hunting- in Sr her mode of rellslous worship; butState, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorneydium which holds 35,000, were the Minidoka forest was pretty Snlvcamous or plural marriages are foreSuperintendent of Public. Insfine." last spring. and such ether State and disver prohibited. . truction ^cond--The people Inhabiting this trict officers as may be provided for by do and receive shall for their services State affirm declare that theylaw, AWRIGHT.X A-HUMPH/OOP.I BRUNG I'M SO/SOBt OVERCOME LEGAL NOTICES ! WHATCHA LEGAL NOTICES forever disclaim all right and title to monthly, a compensation as fixed by yOd HERE TO TH' PR1NWCY WrlH (3RATITUDC FOR WWAT the unappropriated public lands lying law. DONE THAT WHEN I NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB GOT ON -?· Cf MY ROYAL CHAMBERS The compensation for said officers as ABOUT SUMPIN3 NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION WR455A DISSOLUTION OF SOUR J BECAUSE 5ULP* WHAT provided In all laws enacted pursuant WEBER COUNTY. STATE OF UTAH VOLUNTARY MATTER .CORPORATION to be in this Constitution, shall full NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at MIND?JrTSAV JUST CCOLONT BE for all services rendered by said offi- the regular election to. be held in We- the District Court...of the Second X NEVER SAW SAID /N PUBLIC cers, respectively. In any official capac- ber County, Utah, on Tuesday, the 5th Judicial District of ths State of Utah, 'IM ACT JUST during their res- day of November, 1946. there shall be In and for Weber County ity or employment or office. No such offi-submitted to such qualified voters of P.e: Dissolution of James Mack ETHAT pective terms cer a shall receive for the performance said County as shall have paid a propof any official duty any fee for his erty tax therein In the year preceding Notice Iscomporatlon. James hereby given that own use. but all fees fixed by law such election. th« following question, Mack Company, a 'corporation organthe by either of them ofto-wit: under laws of the State ol performance the ized any official duty, shall be collected in "Shall the negotiable coupon bondsUtah has presented to the District advance and deposited with the State of Weber County, Utah, In the sum Court of the Second Judicial District, of One Million Dollars ($1,000.000), Treasurer monthly to the credit cf lands rite olthanthistheState; In and for the County of Weber. State but aothtaethe State. The Legislature may provide maturing serially within not to ex- of Utah, a petition praylne for «. decree to necesand ceed twenty (20) years from the of said for the payment of actual court dissolving and decreeing -- -/ LLISWELLACAIN j THE /CRO-MAG WVZ IS OVER sary expenses of said officers while date of their Issue, without option said dissolved, and that /tDflrV OeOLQST HAS HIS PRICELESS MIN in the State In the performa- of prior payment, and bearing Int- Mondaycorporation traveling 18th the of ·November, day nce of official duty. AND OOP JUST RETURNED PfiESENT H1S erest at a rate of not to exceed A D 1946 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, . . ... , _.__,»,*,- s- AITO CHAKCEKSection 2. The Secretary of State Is three per cent (3%) per annum. Int- as soon thereafter as counsel can be WITH THEEfM LEAtXR'4 KIN5 c be Iss- heard, has been appointed at the tune, directed to submit this proposed erest payable a title thereto.amendment to the electors of the state ued and sold seml-annually. patent or by the Board of Councourtroom ol said court In the ?ave and except such lands as nave at the next general election in the Commlssloneri of Weber County City the ty Ogden, Weber County. Utah, purpose of raising funds to as theofplace o? may be granted to nny Indian for the by law. provided bpen at which said application or Indian^ under any act ot Congress. Section 3. If adopted by tho electors defray the expense of purchasing a to be heard. and erecting and furnishing IsGiven for SSntolntaB a provision «emptt n| t^ the state, this amendment shall site under my hand and the seal a public building In' and for said take effect the first day of January, lands thus pranted Iroro t"-" Court this 28th day Weber County, which building shall of the said District which last mentioned lands shall be 1947. A. D. 1946. Include a public auditorium and oth- September.LAWRENCE exempt from taxation so long, and to ALLEN, luoh extent as Is or may be Provided CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT er rooms for the use and benefit of (SE4L) Clerk of Said M, WE'VE RUN Court in the act of Congress granting tbe said County and the Inhabitants NO. 7 OUT OF M. ALLEN, By A. Deputy. thereof?" A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING Published Sept. 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21 and ESY...BUTGIU ird-At; debts and liabilities ol AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 12 OF At said election the polls *hall be at the hour of 7:00 o'clock a. 1946. .' 32 ol Utah. Incurred by ARTICLE VIII OF THE CONSTITUTION Territory \$ COINS TO KINDMK3HT and shall be kept open until and uthomy cithe Legislative Assembly OF THE STATE OF UTAH RELATING WSKDRNW6UP ALIAS SUMMONS thereof are hereby assumed and shall TO SALARIES OF THE JUDGES OF shall be closed at the hour of 8:00 IN THE DISTRICT FRQK HERE COURT OF WETO PEL PUERTO m. o'clock p. SUPREME AND DISTRICT BER COUNTY, UTAH' ON...5WES k u n h T h L e u e Said election shall be" held as nearly SWE TIWB. Tony Collette, Plaintiff, vs. Elizaas possible In conformity with the laws for the establishment and main- Be it enactedCOURTS of the by Legislature Rulon beth Bell, Ruby C. Greenwell, tenance of a system of public school State of Utah, two-thirds of all election laws of the .State of M veenwell, Edna Greenwell Reeder, which shall be open to all the children two and at such election every qualified each to of the elected Greenwell Allison, Ellen Mrindy who and be from have voter of the state of said County free sectarian shall voting In favor thereof: amend Greenwell Ames, if living, and, if deca property tax In said County eased to paid Section 1. proposed is unknown heirs, devisees, It their C°Sec°lon 2 The secretary of state Is sec. 12 of article VIII of the Constithe year preceding such election, shall legatees, creditors, administrators, execbe entitled to vote. directed to submit this proposed Utah to successors and assigns, and all State of the of read: tution utors amentoen^to the electors of the be Said In election held of shall all The 12. unknown claiming any Judges of the Supreme the next general election In the andSec. Weber County,other persons District Courts shall -receive at the electlnn districts In within right title or interest In or lien upon said the places stated times compensation for their Utah. The polling In the comreal property n y the electors and the Judges who are to plaint of plaintiffsdescribed adverse to plainwhich shall not be diminished the election In the several of thP Xtate this amendment shall services, are term which the for during thereto. tiffs they title effect the first day of January. 1947. selected. shall be the same as thoso districts, State of Utah to said Defendants: the general election to be held The for You are hereby summoned to appear Section 2. The Secretary of State isthe of November, 1946, In 5th day CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT directed to submit this proposed days after service of this within-twenty summons upon you, If served within amendment to the electors of the state VVttOW,SUMPTCfct BY "ORDER OF THE BOARD the county A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING at the next general election In the which the action Is in COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 7 manner provided by law. TrXV otherwise within thirty days brought Of 4 UTAH ARTICLE XHI OF THE CONSTITUSection 3. If adopted by the electors DatedCOUNTY, after service, and defend the aboveTHPiT the 30tn day of September, entitled TKN OF THE STATE OF UTAH REL- the state, this amendment shall case your in of NOW action; and, so renATING TO PROPORTION OF STATE be to effect the first day .of January, 1946. failure do, Judgment will L. M. HESS, AT THE CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT MINIMagainst you according to the deChairman. dered UM SCHOOL PROGRAM IN PORTION mand of the complaint, which has ATTEST: VOtU-i M been OF PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM Court. the of with Clerk said filed 6 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT LAWRENCE M. MALAN, Be It enacted by the Legislature of This action Is brought to recover a iK NO. S (SEAL) Clerk. County memto ludcment State of Utah, two-thirds of all VTVOftSl RESOLUTION PROPOSING Pub. Oct. 2. 3. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 9. 10, 11, the land quieting plaintiffs' title Weber elected to each of the two hous-ANJOINT bers in Ogden situate City, AMENDMENT TO SECTION 3 12, 13. 14, 15. 16. 17, 18. 19, 20, 21. 22, County. State ·5 voting in favor thereof: and of Utah, particularly ARTICLE XIX OF THE CONSTITUTION 24, 25, 26, 27, 23, 29, 1946. described as follows, to-wit: Section 1 It is proposed to STATE OF UTAH RELATING 2135 sec 7 of Article XIII of the constitu- OF THE Being all Lots 15 and 1G, Block 4, TO LOCATION OF PUBLIC so Utah tion of the state of Central Park Annex to Ogden, Weber that the INSTITUTIONS ALIAS SUMMONS same shall read as follows: countv Utah. T BROWNING No. 21715 Sec 7 The rate of taxation on tan- Be It enacted by the Legislature of on State of of two-thirds COURT Utah, THE THE Attorney for Plaintiff. OF not exceed each all DISTRICT IN clble 'property shall two 203 Eccles Building, Ogden, Utah. and four-tenths dollar of valuation, elected to each of the two SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN Published Oct. 7. 14, 21, 28, Nov. 4, mills for general State purposes, and houses voting In favor thereof: AND FOR THE COUNTY OF - 214S such additional levy as the Legisla1946. Section 1. It la proposed to amend UTAH STATE OF "WEBER, XIX ture may provide for the Stages share 3 of article of the constitu- Sargent V. Hall, Plaintiff, vsi JoseALIAS SUMMONS a to of the support of portion ol the tion of the state of Utah, read: phine A. Hall, Defendant. Case No. 21769 Sec. 3 The puoiic Institutions of theThe Utah to Said Defendant: public school system2 as defined In State of of this Constitu- State are hereby permanently located X, Section You are hereby summoned to appear ths District Court of the Second \rtlclesuch In and for the of aach at named, District the hereinafter Judicial only portion consisting places tion, with twenty days after service of this kindergarten schools, common schoolscon-to have the lands specifically granted summons upon you. If served within County of Weber,. State of Utah. Act and high schools. The State shall United States, in the to ounty In which this action Is Betty Christensen, plaintiff, vs. Leo W. it by theapproved July IF IT WAS ANYBOPV ELSE Y -MOSODY BUT not more than 75% of the totalCongress 16.. 1894,man-brought; otherwise within 30 days Chrlstensen, defendant, tribute MOW UTTERLY 8UT USTEM.MFXRTHA' LAMP COST THIS cost cf operation and maintenance of be disposed of and used In such State of Utah to Said Defendant: BE N AA BOUDOIR THERE£· H£PU/ *£J£S? the above-en- rhe service: and defendcs.se HE- HfXOsVT OF =KII/-U:I=I? RUT ME--I a minimum school program In the ner as the may provide. and. In of your fail-You are hereby summoned to appear titled within service twenty A State as such program shall from time First: Thelegislature Seat of Government and ure so action; after days ROA^ OUT OF (20) HIT rendDUCKED, to BRlSs PiAL-5 I'D* do. Judgment will -be AMD YOU to time be determined upon by the the State Fair at Salt Lake City. ered against you. If served you according to the de- this summons upon which PAV FOE HALP STIDDA TW HYSTERICAL GUFFAWS/ (O Second: All other institutions of themand of the complaint, In action the county this has WHY? TELL ME, WHY Not more than 75% of the State's state to be located at such places as been filed with the Clerkwhich r.'.'ff i A HAD YOD ANi' DOME A is brought; otherwise within thirty ol said AM portion of the revenue necessary to the legislature may provide except as Court. This action Is brought for the (30) days after'service; and defend the SO FUNNY? SOOD "DEED finance the operation and mainten- otherwise specifically set forth in this purpose of obtaining a divorce. above entitled action; and In case of X ance of such minimum school programconstitution. . ._ PHE. TvV vour failure so to do, judgment will SODERBERG, H. A. be rendered against you. according to 'EMALIZD »;hall be raised by a State property taxSection 2. The secretary of state is Plaintiffs Attorney fhe sevy and the remainder thereof shall hereby directed to submit this proposed P. O. Address, 608 demand of the complaint, which AW SKILL. Eccles Building, 'OE TJC- raised from other State sources. amendment to the electors of the has been filed with the clerk .of said Ogdeu, Utah. The Legislature shall determine by law the next general election In the Published Sept 16, 23, 30, Oct. 7, the method of allocation of the State's provided for in section 1 ol 1946. C°Th tis action is" "brought for the pur2093 contribution to the various school dls-article XXIH of the constitution of pose of dissolving the marriage conALIAS SUMMONS now and heretofore existing betof Otah. state the mict Sectlon 2. The secretary of state is Section 3. If adopted by the elects Case No. 21743 ween the plaintiff and defendant tween tao HER YOUNG. hereby directed to submit this pro- of the state, this amendment shall COURT THE THE OF DISTRICT IN posed amendment to the electors of take effect the first day of January, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN Attorneys for Plaintiff the state at the next general election 1947. O P AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WEaddress: 1018 First Security in the manner provided for In section STATE OF" UTAH 1 of article XXIII of the constitution I, E. E. MONSON Secretary of State Jack R.BER, vs. Mary ·^STfeSSS S*». October Rathjen, Plaintiff, of the state of Utah. Cf of Utah. DO HEREBY L. .Rathjen, Defendant. 1946. 2I13 Section 3. If adopted by the electors the State the foregoing Is a luu. State of Utah to Said Defendant:7, 14, that of the state, this amendment shall true and copy of the three correct You are hereby summoned to ANP GUARDIANSHIP PROBATE take effect the first of January, 1947. constitutional amendments P"'P°-!= within twenty days after service of NOTICES by the regular session of the Twenty- this summons upon you. If served withCONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT Sixth Legislature 1945, and also a County m which this action Is in-.the NOTICE TO CREDITORS, NO. 4 full true and correct copy of the five brought; otherwise, withinthirty days A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING constitutional amendments proposed after "service, and defend the aboveAN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 3 OF the First Special Session of the action; and. In case of your ARTICLE XIII OF THE CONSTITU- Twenty-Sixth Legislature. 1946,, as ap- entitled so to do. Judgment will be ren- to the understood at the office failure TION OF THE STATE OF UTAH RELyou according to the dedered against mWHf RloF.- I have ATING TO ALLOCATION OF REVYoung, mand of the complaint, which has been his attorneys. Thatcher ENUES RECEIVED FROM TAXES ON 1018 First Security Bank BuUdtog 2400 with Clerk of said Court. the filed INCOME AND ON INTANGIBLE utan. Boulevard. Ogder.. This action Is brought for the pur- Washington PROPERTY. day of pose Salt Lake City, this of dissolving the marriage con- within two (2) months after ,he date Be It enacted by the Legislature of August, 1946. o f h n o u c e now and heretofore existing bet- of the first GOOD 11 tract the State of Utah, two-thirds of all ween the plaintiff and defendant. TINABTO members elected to each of the two Of Estate Administrator the of THATCHER YOUNG. houses voting in favor thereof: SA\JE FACE, Viola C. Frazier, deceased. ·Attorneys for Plaintiff. WHY MOTHERS Section 1. It Is proposed to amend =Date of first publication, September P. O. Address. 1018 First Security ec. 3 cf Article XIII of the constltuBank V0-/1/ Utah. Ogden. Building, ion of the state of Utah as follows: September 23. 30. October j Published Sec. 3; The Legislature shall provide (SEAL). Secretary of State. 1946. . 2092 Sept. 16, 23, 30, Oct. 7, ·"published 7. 14,. 1946., 211ZI by liw a uniform and ..equal'rate of . . , ' , · Hoosegow Set Up For Grid Fans /. Archers Bag 19 Deer in Idaho ' , t£ * , · ;' . ^ j I · u ro . r shall ,I · . ' .*$, ; · r . F I I \ |