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Show I THE BINGHAM BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAI1 " Thursday, May 3, 1928 . . - . . . ,.J..M- g- -- .. ii 1 In witness whereof, I have herein-t- o Bet my hand and affixed the cor-porate seal of said Town on thig the 18th day of April, 1928. C. L. COUNTIIYMAN, Clerk of the Board of Trustees. ORDINANCE NO. 76. TOWN OR BINGHAM CANYON, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH. AN ORDINANCE creating the Bing-ham Volunteer tire epartment, fix. Ing the number of companies, li-miting the number of firemen, proscribing Its powers, prescribing the Jurisdiction of eat i couiui'.ny. .. fixing n minimum salary, etc HE IT ORPAINEO by t: e Beard of Trustees of the Town of Bignlinm Canyon, Blah. That a Volutin er Fire Department Ja Inn b eietted to he known is 'he Bingham Volunteer liepuiiiin-i.t- Fuld department to consist of two companies which sn:i" '"' Comp.my No. 1 and Company No. 2; That each company nliall hav ;t Membership of not to exceed 2"i ac-tive members; That no applicant for inenih'-rs'iii- ! s! all !,- - enrolled uiiti.l said anpli.a ti.iu biutll have been approved by Cue formal act ion of I he Town President and the I!n:d of Tru.i' ,fei ni Plcgluim Canyon ; That each volunteer fireman sir' 11 receive a niinimum salai-- of iM.eO per annum, which amount shall paid from the same fund and in the an uio manner as other employes' sa.' laries are paid; That each company by and with tho consent of the President and Town Board of Trustees shall have authority to organize Us members Into substations, if ne:essary. or ad-visable t' at each company, l y and with the consent of the President and the Board of Trustees, shall have the power to eleot Us Captain and other officers; said action to be In accordance with its consUtualon and s; That said Volunteer Flic Department ghall be and It Is hereby authorized, subject to the approval of the Board of Trustees, to adopt a constitution and bylaws for the governing of said fire department. That Companp No. 1 shall have ex-clusive JJurlsdictlon at all fires oc curring within ttat part of the town lying south of the southern boundary of the Central School House lot, said Imaginary line to extend In easterly and westerly direction to the corpor-ate limits of the town: That Company No. 2 slm'l have ex-clusive jurisdiction at all fires occur, ring within that part of the town ly-ing north of the aforesaid dividing line; TSiat the Town Marshall and mem-bers of the police force, upon arrival at a fire, shall be under the immedi-ate direction of the commanding fire-man; that said commanding fireman shall have the authority of a police officer until the arrival of a renular-- ly aipointed and duly qualified officer of the law; That the fire companies shall have exclusive right of way while going; to and returning from a fire; That the commanding fireman with the President or two members of the board of Trustees (Provided that in the absence of the President or mem-bers of the Board the commanding fireman shall use his best judgment) shall have the authority to remove any building or other obstruction that may he deemed necessary to check the progress of a fire, the Town to be responsible for destruc-tion of property in compliance with tliis Ordinance; That at all times while in the dis-charge of their duties the members of said volunteer Fire Department shall be .subject to tl.e orders of the President or the Town Poard; that said President of the Town Board is hereby empowered to discharge any fireman for inefficiency, BiKO!.;l or any other reason whfle In ttie charge of his official duties, and to order his name srieken from the rolls of the Eire epavtment; provided that said discharged fireman may have an appeal to the Board of Trustees as a whole, who may, upon a hearing and Investigation, reinstate such discharg-ed fireman, by a majority vote. This ordinance shall tke effect as soon as it shall he published as re. quired by law. deposited and recorded in the office of the clerk as herein required. Passed by the Board of Trustees of the Town of Bingham Canyon, Utah, this 18th day of April, 1928. J. F. FLYNX, President of the Board of Trustees. Attest: C. L. COUNTRYMAN, Clerk of the Board of Trustees. CT-?- OF UTAH ) Com; Jt Salt Lake ) ss The undersigned, the duly qualified and acting clerk of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Bingham Canyon, Utah, do hereby certify that the foregiing, consisting of two pages Is a full, true and correct copy of an ordinance adopted by the Board of Trustees of said Town at a meeting duly held therein, on the 18th day o' April, 1928. 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"A Reading From Homer In Lourens Almo-Tadomn- pnlnt-tn- g a professional Grn-- reader and lnterrcUT looks up from his scroll. A hunter lies on the floor. At the extreme left stands a traveler. The man with the harp Is 1'haon. The beautiful woman Is Sappho. The leg-- ! end concerning the latter two bus been incorporated In the painting. ' Kus3 a Largest Country The largest single cou'.ry in the world l ituHsU, having u area of S.MS.HO square miles. effective Bookbinding Covering hunks with colorful bind-- ! legs not only ;.hes an added note of Interest to (lie bookshelf hut protects the books. I'.ooks can easily be hound vlth wall piiper. cretonne, chintz and pieces of old brocaded silks. It Is always advisable to either varnlslor shellac the material used, to give it a uice as well as lastiig finish. WWW. j Voice of Authority "The White House Spokesman Is a phrase coined by 'Washington news-paper men. It Is not considered etb-lc-to quote the I'resldent directly, ao this expression Is used, although. In fact. It is the President who speaks. He receives the newspnper men and answers questions orally that have been submitted to him previously In vritlng. . Got Them All In. Mary, who tvriies her prayers aloud each evening, ivmombcnng her neighbor. Mr. mid Mrs. Btitf and the man who el!s the goodies at the corner store does so In the follow-ing manner: "God bless durtJy, mam-m-yVtcv Baker, Mizwy Buktr, and the other baker, too." mm Went Too Far. A Kentucky mule was hitched to nu automobile to draw It from the mod. The mule ran nway with the automo-bile. The latter was In a sad State when resented, but the mule calmly re-sumed Its grazing. There nre some insults that even u mule cannot brook. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT. Serial No. OliO"). UNITEU STATES LAND OFFICE. Salt Lake City, Utah. April 1M, PJS. NOTICE IS IIEKKBY C.IVEN, Thai tli . Ftah Copper Company, a co;'pora lion of New Jersey, whose postoTio t address is Sail Lake City, I'tah, by K. C. Goodrich its duly authorized at-torney in fact whose poslol'fiee :ol (J e Is Ke.ilTK Building, ''' Like Cil, Sail L:sk" Count;-'-, t'ta'i. ' a aii applnaiion to pee nt tor m hide mining: claim called the (.m-lor- I'l-a- tiou lode mining daim, nte.i'e i in West Mountain Minim; I 'is'ric Salt Lake County. I'tah, ami d ed l.v t' e il' l'l noi. s ami oii'i ;,i pi;. on file in this office :s Mim-ia- l S r ey No. SHU ill the SK'i See. Ill ;t')d SW'i See. nr. township 3 South ratiue 3 West Sail Lake P,a.e :md lileridh'.u, raid .Mineral Survey No. a KM being described as follows: Beginning at Corner No. 1 if th'' claim (from which the southwest corner of ?5, Township l! South, Kange 3 West of the Salt. Lake Base and .Meridian bears south 1- - OH' 30" west 2192.4 feet distant) and from said Corner No. 1 running thence north of... 08' west 165.3 feet to Corner No. 2 of die claim; thence north cr. 52' east 519.9 feet to Corner No. 3 of the claim; thence south 55" Of east 165.3 feet to Corner No. 4 of the claim, and thence south 65 52' west 519.9 feet to Corner No. 1 of the claim, the place of beginning. The arpa of said claim as above described is 1691 acres, from which are expressly ex-cepted and excluded the following areas in conflict with the following named claims, to-w- it. Ixt No. 227, Parkr lode, .401 acres, and Survey No. 3563, Highland Girl locje, .127 acres; total area excluded .528 acres; the net area claimed and applied for being 1163 acres. The claims adjoining said Ourdon Fraction lode mining claim as shown by the official plat of survey are as follows: The Venus, Lot 244, the Fly-er, Lot 238, the Langtey, Survey No. 3670, the Tarker, Lot 227, and the Highland Girl, Survey No. 3563. G. V. E. WOOLLEY, Acting Register. H. C. GOODRICH. Attorneys for Claimant. Date of first publication, May 3, 1928. Date of last publication, May 24. 1928. Glass Affected by the Sun Any glass Is mh'e;-- t to d'.seolora-;lo- n when exposed to bright sunlight, especially If deeolori.rrs wtrs usei In correcting the color of the gteK. 3f the sun's rays fall on a portion, tne rest remaining in shadow, it Is pos-lb- le that differences In temperature may cause the class to break. Peculiar Tree Formation The name "bottle-tree- " la applied to trees having trunks resembling bottles. The Australian bottle-tre- e la the most cemmon. It has a short bottle- -like trunk and dense foliage. Na-tives utilize the tree by making neta of the fibers and by using the sap In the stem as a drink. READ AND REFLECT Virtue is Its own reward. Many a fellow Is too good tv tell a lie, evea to save a friend. Church work Interests some people heart and soul, but never quite reaches the pocket book. For a while, at least, praying for a thing is a great comfort to those who are too lazy to work for It Instead of representing the spring-time of the human race, all we hear about the Garden of Eden Is the fall. Even the man who expects to be rewarded In heaven crowds up to the cashier's window In bis office on pa day. The pessimist may believe In heaven, but he Is apt to have his sus-picion that It Is paved with gold bricks. The popular conception of a true Christian is a man who believes In eternal punishment for those who don't believe as he does. "The way of the transgressor Is hard," quoted the good deacon. "In tpite of the fact that It Is sometimes pretty Eoft," suggested the unregen-eral-backslider. "Remember, my son, that life Is full of pitfalls," admonished the fond : parent. "Yes, and many a man tum-bles over his own Huff." replied the ' worldly offspring. The Optimist "It's a mighty good plan to put your best foot forward." The Pessimist "It's also a good plan to hold the other one In reserve for a good swift kick." Exchange. WWW When Men Fought Hand to Hand. The most fearsome of all the ancient Russian weapons was the great battle-ax- . There were muny different typ of these, bnt all were alike In harlhg queerly shoped. broad blades, often of huge proportions and mounted on long poles. The upper portion of the blade usually projected In a fnntantie curve above the haft, while the lower end bent townrd the pole, to which it was attached by a lashing of wire. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Erena J. Pitchfos, de-ceased. Creditors will present claims with ovuehers to the undersigned at the of-fice of A. C. Cole, Attorney Bingham Canyon, Utah, on or before the COthl day of June A. D. 1928. GUST. FITCHIOS, Administrator of the Estate of Erena J. Pitehios, Deceased. A. C. COLE, Attorney for Adm (April 12 --May 10L POINTED PARAGRAPHS The ignorance .f a lawyer isn't bliss for ills client. Poverty may not be a crime, but it is the cause of many. Stationers are about the only men who are able to keep diaries. asm- WWW Optimistic Thought. A promise against law or duty 1 void of Its own n.'i'nre |
