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Show Magna, Utah, Friday, September 18, 1936 SUMMONS s tt era! of the lower grade schools reported drop?, while some recorded a decidely larger class. Reports received at the district offices showed that at the end of the first week, enrollment totals were: Bacchus, 28; Blaine. 580; Boone, 69; Cyprus Junior, 371; Cyprus senior, 485; Garfield. 482; Granite junior. 531; Granite senior. 1097; Holladay, 217; Irving, 402; Lincoln. ,? a Court of the Third 5 Judjcud District, in and for Salt L&ke County, state of Utah. Constitutional Amendments r m tr pollution! No. B nlu ..a Mu sEcTION . Amendment 1 ""tewaHon. for all Its rT. te'rluS, total incnToifi"- BrepoM' u wt at ih oet aen en it niflMf provided by taw ed ef titato ta omen'lment th Cooati-,h dectora ebetioo ta com-Ptal- tekJtal? ef all th TlitTh. lita-c- b R i erur idhl lft - A. NIELSON, pumtitt" FREDA A. BENSON, and the bei at or devteees, i any. of saw above-namperson it deceased, and all other persona unknown claiming any title, estate or interest In, orright, hen upon, the real property described in the adverse to plaintiff owner-aw- p or clouding ' plaintiffs title a th taa im. k ehall firet dap ef Jeauaip. H 1 Constitutional Amendment fropcaod la Artiete VII. W the .WpffLr l. No. 8 aa fob Utah at State th. A Jdat Rrselatloa Prepsaina te Amead Artiste XUL Socttra t af the Goaetitm . fa Executive Department ' of Utah, a Aamaded at Beeretary W tiia Gwermj Election ta 1U Reteting te aad Treasurer TT, Auditor, StaU Taxation f Taagikla Preperty, A wk of Whom shall bold af Valaa, Xxuaptisaa. and the i re". Ahaaal Tax far the State. ITS if bn after aaat January -, 4f h Lerislatare at tier that th term of of Tit twa-thirBtete "fSof af ail member d t th fltet election akaM dwted te each Hasan and taa-thirlata d tk itili hall be admitted MontottiMmbere afaacb Ream cancer ring end oa th fliet ifnlmaad te The affieeie 0- SECTION L That It b proposed kt jfJjlmcatEi Drpartmmt. atdLKrina Uwrf aawad Article XU1, Section I of the Con. hoto.l JoUic. .hail rute atitutioa of th State at Utah, aa amended ahall tba keep vbcra they at the drotion in 1M. to read w and papers. They shall foilowa general s . duties n are pmecnhad hr SECTION S. AH tangible property to ha ae and prescribed map JaCmtltutka th State, ad exempt under th law of th kearriON The Secretary of State b United States, oe under this constitution, ahall ha taxed ta proportion te its valaa, to JSrXmd to eubmit ofthiethe prepared mete at bo ascertained as provided by tew. Tho to the eleetora of tho United States, of the Bute, property the manner in eleetin 52nH general uuntiee, cities, towns, school districts, mo- impel and public libraries, corporations "if the elerteia lota adopted hr mcnON II with tho buildings thereon used excluu, amendment (ball taka ef-- L for either sively worship or chartt tint dar of January next aneeead itable purpose, religious and place of burial ad State held or aaed I. a determination hr the ofBoard ofateetma for private or corporate benethe of the malt fit, ehall be exempt from taxation. Water hereof. peeted la Section t rights, ditches, canals, reservoir, power plants, pumping plants, tranemmaioa lines, pipe and flumes owned and need by indiAmendment Cuutitotional viduate er corporations for irrigating lands No. 2 within the state owned by such individuate aa Amend-ili- a or corporation, er th individual mem bare I tai lUeelatlea rrepeeiag ehall ad be separately taxed as gectiea It, ef Article VII, ef th thereof, Relating to Gevenrere A- tong as they (hall b owned sad wed exPSES rewer end the Filling ef V. clusively for such purpose. Power plants, Certaia Offlcea. (Saperia-lat- al Power transmission Itnae and other proper25 la Pablic al ty ased lot generating and delivering laatroctteo.) ef power, a portion of which is used at th Legislator a I neelrtd hr the for for twe-thirwater furnishing power all at tk pumping tele ef Utah, elected ta each hone ceacar-ib- f for irrigation purpose on tend to tb State of Utah, mar be exempted from taxatherein! 1. That R to proponed to tion to the extant that auch property to ACTION used for such purpose. Thee exemptions mad Section It, of Article VII, of tb hall accrue to th benefit of th users of Cmitatioa of th State ef Utah, a fol- - water so pumped under such regulation aa th legislature aisy prescribe. Tba taxes KCTION It. The Governor shall nom-M- a of th indigent poor aiay b remitted or sad hr and with the aoaaeat of tb abated at such limes and la such aianer appoint all StaU and district offt-- a a (elawhoee amy ha provided by tew. Tho legislature offices are eetabliehed bp thie may provide for th exemption from taxabo which araated he mar or fmttiitir of tion homesteads, and personal ha end whom appointment or slactioa it property, homes, exceed 2.004 in value for t etkerwue provided for. If. daring th home andad to homesteads, and SHOO for perana ef the Senete, a vacancy aceur ta sonal property. Property ad to exceed eg State or diitrirt office, th Govemor S3. out in value, owned by disable persons Ml eepoiat tom fit peraoa to dioeharg who ia any war in the military servla tom thereof until the next meeting ice ofserved United the nr State th of d to Senate, when he ehall nominate some of Utah and by th unmarried widows State and lorn to fill each office. If the office minor orphans of such persons may be extads ef the euprem er district court, as the empted legislature may provide. lantery ef State, State Auditor, State legislature shall provide by tew for taawr, er A ttoraar --General ha vacated aaThannual tax sufficient, with other sources tooth, nsignetioa or ether wiae. H shall to defray the estimated ordinof revenue, Governor of to the fill th earn b to daty ary expenses ot th state for each fiscal b enwtetBMnt, and tb appointee shall year. For the purpose of paying th state kdf kit effie until hit successor shall he any there be. the legislature shall data sad o notified, at amp ha hg law debt. If for provide levying a tax annually, suffiIACT10N t. Th Secretarp of State to cient to pay tb annual interest end to pay bate directed to submit this proposed th principal at such debt, within twenty OMedaeat to th eleetora of the state at yean from th final passage of the tew to mat general election to tba maanar creating th debt (As amended Novvm-t- er flilii itotst !. MjrSm KilurA. lt- i? i rr i thereto defendants. That , r PIfVcwnw. .rr i 4 1W If adopted hr the doctors amendment ahall taka dap ef January next earn asta a determination bp ths Board of tab Caa masers of the (wait of tbs oleo-t- o toeigaoted la Section t hereof. CHON A f fdhetto tkstate,firstthie ; Cenititutional Amendment No. I 1 hist Bssolatlsa Proposing aa Amend am to Section A af Article X, ef tbs toadtattea Kalatiag to th State Board Marstiea. tetrattteL) (Bapetiatoadoat h k (Waived bp tb tab ef Utah, ef Legislator tws-thiref all the m rata elected to each bene eoa carving UCTION I. That It b proposed to toad Section k, ef Article X, of th Coo-tet- e ef the State of Utah, aa follows: BCT10N I-- The general control and towvtaon of the Public Scbool System tod to vested in a State Board of Sdrnn Ac QUINNEY, Attorney for Plaintiff. 1002 Boston Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. First publication date, September Last publication date, October i ION 1. That it (a proposed to amend Section t, Article VI, of th Coast! tut ton at the State of Utah, a follows: " rd 1 Jf INITIATIVE to tel te ameaS Sacttea Tt-t-- t, Utah, im. as JS 2' or aldin provision ,"Ts.ti'Rin the lolatin of th unprofessional 4tu " Nmieltaiiian fee " As hr frmag ur rata amtlaTta ..t. rfUtahfre-witor- Slight Decrease Shown In Total of District Plans Begin For Activities 37 or suspended to SmTaJ'TE?1! of r ktaVorko kreet k',m,n teeth, turn or Juwe. to. that tata 1 ef the teeth or jawa. b to correct nut-ta- d. tekiomiSi ,t",Pk "totof, except as herein pro-- atgt . ' PRICED YEAR OLD STRAIGHT BOUREON WHISKEY mas- tered the rof making fine whiskies for the average citizens pocketbook. LAKE-TOOEL- E STAGE Glenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated' Leaves Sait Lake Louisville a Owensboro For Magna 7:00 11:00 4:00 5:00 m. m. m m a. a. p. p. LAKE DEPOT 77 South on West Temple MAGNA DEPOT SALT Jhe Scientist Says YDUH CAR HAS F.iyciA'ts1 DOUBLE PROTECTION 1 0 tta 11 revoked to"'" SUSSrUS i Sdeatto ho -- to xItaVtii. date of the rff ! " flra dare know th. by temation C aoilll.?f Jtotera to obtain aona added ta P"ent atu.ftin?- - w,tbout tba eonoent (t Fanutrepb II formation tetum te acquired .1 to (or .Si1 '1 eaary to enable him k tatient. teiVtited ta my of- WtaMnT" j' h dental busiaeaa or tl-teW !!!'? h. untruthful, n. "S t nSr F I .Pbl 7 or 5arprBUtten ar Indirectly to to- -. ar laduea drotal patron- Prof rat tonal traa wlU aa no-t-a btoinir any peraoa foe fraetw.4 ? Oatieate. MBkL -- 'taUmeaU. tadtWn f tary. directly h,, h Ucrm, h tatexjranj, ay dAj to nck aa biai unfit ta prmettes hh totleote by woo no WW WVRite "to dobeaormbta or gs&lntsasc VJtS.isifssS a s? art , lA TTldfUOt&B-neretary of 2. d adentiat. every ear Las To the a tvo engine a W engine and engine. after It Is (taring die ra( frw eeconJr of A ?aU, Starting that mort That wear can bow be greatly reduced oil tU tarred Inatanl-Ire- n -f- or beree aa meteL covering tb fmelymachlned moving part much ...d eloae-fitte- UTAH oil of similar faster than ordinary wilb tbe Ww body-Comb- ined bg lasting film lbat rciusta higlreat engma at beat, tfw tnsinnt spreading qoainy oil Vico enable tU mnarkabJo new to 'give double piulcvlion tr or old. engine, new sealed refinery it Jjco ta cans Coe your proledion. OIUbNI aaJ COMPANY DeaLrt fa Lteh od Hundreds of Strvica SlofionS 88 GaoUn of Pop Manulaeturer AccoMbtWmd Slanolmd Froduclf of A tin Tiro. BatUrito- - e,..w Mrs. J. C Comley entertained a bridge foursome at her home Monday. The guests were Mrs. R. M Leasy, Mrs. A1 Thomas and Mrs Charles Anderson.. Mrs Anderson won high score. P. H. Lost Silver Pin between Fair Store and Grand Hotel. Finder return to Mrs. George Perkins, Qrand j I Hotel. ! Reward. entertained Ensign THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS to your humc every day through THE CHRISTIAN SCI3NCE MONITOR Ait IntrrrnUonat V rr-- rvs Daily Htiutpaftr Th Monitor t e ttord i cVn, r or 6tTrtHi n&ilhPi coe II !dr them, hut wire tetiv r. Un IHf n ! aturi for busy men nnd nil tte cs fur rot r vntoit s i toriv i lUudlna Tie CteLrt'an Ore p Fo- - filer a re o'! ef ft- ay Nan WcAiv Mat-ns- - t i ett humta Foe Rtr-- n Ifv Bcrton, Christian 8ctnct Monitor for mv subscript on to Th M Incljdinq f3 Vakrtre Section rrontha beet on 42 1 1& year $3 1 month Tte IJ. a luun lie. ... Address . Sampler ( m KHfcrst r LDistacb ALouUC 4 THE BIG ALL-UTA- H SHOW t RECORD. BREAKING EXHIBITS OF THE PRODUCTS OF UTAH s distillers who have THE-- ra atr LOWEST' C M 'tie by the TRIBUNE TELEGRAM MAN PROUD FATHER mminy and si world-famou- W. A. Blood, is recovering Mrs. P H. Ensign of the Arthur Mr. and Mr. Weldon C, Matthews Row entertained a bridge foursome The guests were Mrs Harry Adams announce the birth of a baby girl Mrs. Lena Hubbard, Mrs. Scott Spray Thursday morning. September 17 at and Miss Nancy McConchle of Price the Cottonwood Maternity Home. Mother and new arrival are doing Utah. very nicely. Mr. Matthews la manMiss Irene Christensen returned ager of the Sait Lake Trlbune-Tbl-egrafor this territory. home Tuesday to Richfield, Utah, after spending several weeks with Congratulations and best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Taylor, I!l come Attendance at the opening of Mutual In ail wards of Oquirrh Stake far exceeded expectations of officials Tuesday evening. Each of the separate wards was crowded to cap acity for the festivities. mini FIFTHS Wayne Blood, son of Mr. and Mrs. from an appendicitis operation. NOTES Mr and Mrs. Dan Cameron and Mrs. Mary McEntee spent Sunday visiting with friends. Mrs. Sam PINTS Registration at the Granite and Cyprus high schools revealed a slight increase over a year ago. Sev- - Leaves Magna for Salt Lake 9:40 a. m 1:40 p. m. 8:40 p. jn 7:40 p. m 0( Id I A Tuesday CODE NO. 99 ago. SALT GARFIELD it ir $3 ro V eu c ti.tv lr ue, CODE NO. 98 NEWDttlMjivei ' isdl Opening N PROOF Ten Opens It laai tor directly or hte yroiraeion. indirectly any taf - .,CTn,wi dentists, or a a whose tofialtt fte4 ward-hous- h OLD dental or eupplite emuipmeat. applianeca in oa inaanitary condition. etotetarf herein kMIJl Nothin a as a to prevent a doly iitanara Crowds Attend 12 Tiafs why it needs this rfiee -- JV533!. L li Inf any at th Whimpy of Price, Utah. Mrs. Ensign was assisted by her sister, Mrs. K. & Thompson. Covers were laid tor Mr. Miss Nancy McConchlt At the GarLeld Ward, short les- of Whimpy, Price, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Thompson sessions sere held at the e, son and children, Naomi and DoroThe body later convened to Mr. and Mrs. Ensign and chilthe Garfield Mens Club where games thy, Joanne and Horace. dren. and dancing were enjoyed. A floor show aas presented at the The Garfield M. I. A. opened the Magna Ward under the direction of winter season in the Garfield Ward Mrs. Vera Jones. Tuesday evening. Games and dancGood times were also enjoyed at ing were enjoyed at the Oarfleld the Hunter and Granger wards. Club. m At the Pleasant Green and Wards, the evening was spent In Enroll Students it". TTh word 2 fcl tt eonvtettoa -- -, loilIV1 htf r Utah. IMA H"" or th State tar Dentist to ASver- - tretioa to hi off wo. ofticera or omploye. oce Qto oqd teboratory. iaatrurocata, RcvImS Statute af for tho purpose or euppliee pliancas xmanded hr Chapter It lw& Inatrumente, U rtid apcctinrJwtome- tS1 Lai!, uM 7 improper eooduet, 9; MONTHS twii nt M. at a birthday dinner last Sunday In honor of her mother, Mrs. H. old and young. A country store with an auction, selling various articles of clothing to raise money for the organisations, was a feature. Dancing was also enjoyed. Full Year Of Activitie Announced In Ward of " Oquirrh Stake Granite Schools I? 2"ko. a? Other costs, as shown by the re7 port, follow : . Administration, 5T; coordinated activities, $5093,-5auxiliary agenciea (transportation) 25,74081; operation of plants 46,516 91; maintenance of plants, 23,325.18; fixed charges, 267517, and capital outlay, 38,177.71. ( The district paid 12512319 in bonds and bond Interest last year, at a cost of $16.63 per student. In the previous year debt service cost $6 99 per student. Costs for instruction, which Included expenditures for books, sup- - twa-thir- may provide. 2. The Secretary ad State to tear directed to eubmit this proposed rental cut to th electors of tho otate at text general electioa la tba manner totatod by Uw. KCTION 1. If adopted bp tho doctor law tiS?.AJLAD,nno TO BB ENACTED BY vious year. 1936. of SEC 31,20458. $17,-97- The total cost per student for the operation, administration and maintenance of Granite district schools during the 1935-3- 6 fiscal year was $9062, as compared with ia cost of 74 35 in the previous fiscal year. The annual report of A George Lavin, district clerk, released Wednesday revealed $681,123.33 expended the last school year. One cause of the increase, as shown on the report, was the loss in the number of students last year. The average daily attendance was hown to have been 7561 during the 1935-3- 6 year, as compared with an average of 7667 during the pre- 4, 1936, Enrollment during the first week school term In the 1936-19ta A Jsint Rraolutiou Prongs. a was 8175, school Granite district Sectiea k. Article VI at th Censtitattea af Utah, Relating to Compensation at according to report! made to Dr. Members at thr Legislator. S. Smith, superintendent Be M roeolreS hr the Legielatara af thr Calvin Stats at Utah, ( all tb mem The figure Indicates an Increase of ken elcctcS ta each at the two henaea 24 over the same period of a year rating ta faror thereof: No. 6 CT10N Initiative-Amendme- OUTLAY SHOWS UPTURN CoBstltntional Amendment SECTION k. Th numbers of tb Legislature shall receive such per diem end mileage ss the Legislature mar provide not exceeding eight dollar per day . ad ten cents per mite for the distance necessarily traveled going to and returning from tho place af meeting an th moat usual rout, and they shall receive an other pay er pertodate, this amendment ahall take af-.- .. quisite ,,rt dap of January next auo-J-g SECTION t. Th Secretary of Stata la a determ i nation by the Board of hereby directed to submit this proposed amendasent to the electors of the stata at "to Canvasser of th result ef tb the next general election ia the manner in Section I beraot provided by tew. SECTION A If adopted by the elector Constitutional Amendment ef the state, thie amendment shall taka effect th firet day of January, 117. No. 4 4 Jstet Kesdatiea L If. H. Welling, Secretary af State ed Propedng aa Amend Mat u Bactwa II, Artkl XII af th th Stata of Utah, do hereby certify that umtitotiea ef tk State af Utah, Eclat-b- g the foregoing te a full, true and correct te Liability af Btackkddare af Banka copy at the six Constitutional Amendments rwdved by Urn Ugislatara af tba proposed by the regular session of the ef Utah, tws-thiraf all th ef 1935 at the same appears at toe sleeted te seek ef th tw TW ik reef t 1S5SJ Tfurtberrert.f, that they will .PPeleottea JkCTlON 1. That tt b proposed ballot at the general tbs wleetion Ik, Article Xll. of th Coa-- " Noe.gffieial t, 1438. under the number and title of th State of Utah, so that " hereto designated. set rerZi'I follows: Ia witness whereof, I have hereunto It. The Legislators may pro-T- my hand and affixed tb Great Seal of Sepbw that tb atockkohten ta every of let this day thr Stata af Utah, -. Uoa orxanued ter bonking par-hT138. the holders ef any aa a or asore tember, ww of stock iesosd bp any such ia additioa to tba amount toti Subscribed and fully paid be individually Jkrtall national amount not nsponaibla axaaadiag their stock ta such oorporation. jf: Secrets ry at State. toameont of their gtock af any parti- tansktute BOWEN ) f suck perssem as th fte temisting The State of Utah to the said Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after the service of this summons upon you, if served within the county in which tnia action is brought; otherwise, within thirty days after service, and defend the above entitled action; and In case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court Ihis action la brougnt to recover a Judgment the (dissolving marriage contract heretofore and now existing between the plaintiff and the defendant) (or) (quieting plaintiffs title to the land described in said complaint (or) (forectas-in- g plaintiffs mortgage upon the property described In said complaint! (or) quieting plaintiffs title to the following described property situate in Salt Lake Couny, Utah: Lots 29 and 30, Block 1, RICE & G ELDERS FIRST ADDITION to Salt Lake City, a subdivision of Lots 14 and 15, Block 1, Five-Ac- re Piat A, Big Field Survey. SECTION t. Tte Secretary of 8UU to tereby directed te eubmit the proposed amendment contained herein to the elector of the state in the next genera) election te the manner provided by law. SECTION I. If adopted by the elector of the state, this amendment ahall have effect on the first day of January next eoe ceedmff a determination by the Board ef State Canvasser of the result of the elec-Ho- n designated te section I hereof of Pablic a social for 396,-603.- f M nt plies, salaries aiyl ether atten-da- nt items, were 52.77 per student last year as compared with an ex-- of 13.02 during the 1934-3- 5 year. E'ementary instruction cost 1185,-64- 7 02 or 4527 per student, while Junior high school instruction called tor the expenditure of 119,365.23, or 59 65 per child. The average daily attendance was 4101 in ele319; Madison, 720; Monroe, 331; mentary schools, and 200 in Junior Oak wood, 91; Plymouth, 395; Roose- high schools. With aa average dally velt. 405; Sherman, 320; Webster, attendance of 1414, high school in6347 98,734.22, or 641; Whittier, 101; William Penn. struction cost 162; Woodrow Wilson, 317, and per student The instruction costs totaled Woodstock, 113. divided as follows: Principals 36,251 Al; men teachers, 102,955.29; GRANITES UNIT women teachers, 215,45659; school supplies, 10,825.15, and other Uefris SCHOOL FARMS, HOMES AND FACTORIES MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO BE THERE |
