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Show THE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA. UTAH Navy Day. . Real Property . With the approach of Navy Day North East Quarter South East on October 27th, the question came LEGAL PUBLICATIONS Quarter Section Eight Township to mind, Why do we need a navy" South Range One Twenty-twand What an constitutes West Lake Salt Meridian with adequate The following Nautical Novelties ten shares navy stock Willow capital NOTICE OF SALE. S. U. are submitted by the Navy Re HenI Irrigation Company. This can best be answered by a few Lake Station at cruiting Sglt City: OF ".QUJtT quotations from the men who were in IN THE DISTRICT Beginning South West corner THE SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT to a know and posifcien-understand Section Nine Township twenty-tw- o Navy Day Celebration. OF THE STATE OF UTAH, he United States., south Range One West Salt ' To many civilians, Thursday, PW!nt'of OOUNTf OF SEVIER. . To secure resl Lake Meridian; thence Noith tober 27th, was perhaps of little sig- to 40.00 thence East 20.00 requ.res flag ESchains; IN THE MATTER OF HIE nififance, but to the men of the U.S. and to thence orgamzed De-South 20.00 ready chains; a.naVa C. TATE PETER OF forc,e SCOKUP, j navy it meant Navy. Day." It went Jt frora msu,t or aggression, ceased. 1.50 chains; thence West .d,cate chains; even farther than that it was the 1S eVen Preent the necessity Thence South may 20.00 chains; of Theoformer The undersigned will se at private birthday president f g0,ng to y thence West 18.50 chains to bedore Roosevelt, who did more for the War, by damaging sale on or after the 14th day of No-such PWeS frm ginning, less strip of land two than any other man because A. D. 1938, at her residence f of the neutral vember, rods assessed to Almaa Anderson. of.V0l.atlnS he always had the best interests in Salina, Utah," the following de-- 1 Area 75.70 acres together with 22 the navy at heart and believed in a party as may, first or last, leave no scribed real and personal property: other option." .shares of the capital stock of the competent first line cf defense. Personal Property . President Grant: With an enerWillow Bend 'Irrigation ComTherefore, it is in honor of that be- getic, All stock belonging to the estate in progressive, business people pany. e loved personality that October 27th like ours penetrating and forming the following corporations: North East corCommencing was selected as navy day in commem- business relations with ' Potash Company; every part of Marysvale ner East South Quarter of the oration of the man who was fiist, the known world, a navy strong Governor Dickerson Automatic North Section nine East Quarter for the boys in last and always , .enough to command the respect of Company; Capital Mining Comsouth range township twenty-tw- o blue. The day is declared a day of our flag abroad js necessary for the pany; Farmers Equity Milling one West Salt Lake Meridian; observance in honor of our gallant ful, & Elevator Company; Salina protection of all their rights South 4.16 chains; Noith 89 deand the navy holds op.n & Pr,8ident Cleveland: All must Iand Company; Grazing grees five minutes west 3.14 for the benefit of the thous- - mit the Southside Oil Company; The Kol-b- y imp0ltance of an effective North One degree West chains: ands of visitors who visit the Wheel Company; Farmers & 4.11 East 3.20 chains to chains; on this day. . that cannot resist aggression is con- Growers Company; Pahvant Coal area 1.31 acres. beginning, The fleet was distributed among' stantly exposed to it." Company; Written bids will be received by the Pacific ports on this day, and President Theodore Roosevelt: Th Six Three Holstein Cows; the undersigned until the date of thousands of people visited the war- work of upbuilding the navy must Grade Cows; One Heifer, Eight sale. Terms of Sale, ten per c nt cash the observed and at first steadily continue. It is not pbssible ships navy Four calves; One Bull; steers; time of sale. Other payments to be rt hand. to improvise a navy after war breaks Five shares Willow Rend Irriagreed upon. out. The ships must be built and the Six stock; gation Company Dated this 31st day of October, men trained long in advance. If we Shares Loss Creek Irrigation D. 1938. A. fail to show forethought and prepar-- I .Company stock; DORINDA SC01UT, ation now, there may come a time , Administratrix. when- - disaster will befall us instead to our lawful relations with foreign of triumph. The American people to maintain an adequate arm must either build and maintain an, people SALE. NOTICE OF SHERIFF and havy. adequate navy or else make up their minds definitely to accept a secondary! President .t. D. Roosevelt: From IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ofc our national SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN position in international affairs, not the very beginning has and the been, AND FOR THE COUNTY OF life, navy always merely in political, but in commeicial Justly deserves to be, an object of SEVIER, STATE OF UTAH. matters. A powerful special jyirjp to the American peoPresident Wilson: THE FEDERAL LAND RANK OF is indeed one to in- navy we have always regarded as eur ple. Its record 1 I afli glad to BERKELEY, a coiporation, laint iff, proper and natural means of defense; spire such sentiments. vsMAUD CRANE ORLANDO and and it has always been of defense Lay both congress and the country his wife; CRANE, understand what we are doing in jwe thought, never of aggression or, TAIN ASSOCIATION Our our are conquest. ships natural, building up the . navy and about its MEN, a corporation; FIRST IOE, not The use. the first navy is only bulwarks. SECOND DOE and THIRD DOE, De President Coolidge: Our American line of defense, but it is the most imfendants. line of defense. , jnavy has always been much more' portant To be sold at Sheriffs Sale on ' All! of wartime defense. ;than an arm Prohibition has come to India and Monday, the 21st day of November,, the money that has ever been spent 1 o clock Noon at the front jon the navy has been returned to the1 it is suggested that former drunks door of the County Court House at Iis'community several times over in dir- might get their entertainment by Sevier Richfield, County, State of Rut ect stimulus to industrial develop-- ! tening to the radio each evening. described proper-late- d the following Utah, calcube would of lot a the programs ment. It is our duty to ourselves and in Sevier County, Utah: situated y to teetotaler ever a to drive of cause to the the civilization, jto Commencing at the Southwest preservation of domestic tranquility, drink.' NAUTICAL s : NOVELTIES -- o ; 01 self-res- - j belli-nav- 1 gei. j j J j corner of the Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 28, Township 21 South, Range 1 West of Salt Lake Base and Meridian; thence North 8.63 chains; thence East 30.90 chains; thence South 14 West 2.83 chains; thence South 80 10' East 29.85 chains; thence South 91100 of a chain; thence East 5.31 chains; thence South 80 16' East 8.93 chains; thence South 45 42 West 7.00. chains; thence South 35 West. 2.00 chains; thence South 29 43' West 1.39 chains; thence South 29 43' West 4.53 chains; thence North 80 45' West 65.85 chains; thence North 2.39 chains to place of beginning, containing 91.49 acres, more or resented by Certificate No. 494; and 3 shares of the capital stock of Piute Reservoir and Irrigation Company, said shares being represented by Certificate No. 27. Together will all rights of every kind and nature, however evidenced, to the use of water, ditches and canals for the irrigation of said premises. Together with all tenements, , hereditaments and appurtenancei thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues and profits thereof. Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States cf Am-- erica. Dated this 25th day of October, less. A. D. 1938. Together with the following described water stock: 36 shares of the capital stock of Vermillion Extension Canal and Irrigation Company, said shares being rep CLARENCE SMITH, Sheriff of Sevier County, State of Utah. , 028 N18 orclam GOLD LABEL Straight Bourbon Whiskey j , , - j 1NTER-MOU- OP-'TKED-IT j j j j Jot. Barclay t Co., ltd., Faoriaj Dtrlt Niagara Ball., Oat.) Ola (yaw, Scotland - VOTE DEMOCRATIC KEEP SEVIER COUNTY IN LINE WITH THE STATE AND NA THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING CANDIDATES TO THE VOTERS AND TAXPAYERS OF SEVIER COUNTY: FOR OFFICE, AND UPON THEIR RECORD FOR EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY AND INTEGRITY IN OFFICE WE ASK THE VOTERS OF SEV-IECOUNTY TO VOTE FOR THEM ON NOVEMBER 8th: FOR MEMBER OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE saving in interest of approximately $3800.00 to the taxpayers of Sevier County. In spite of the reduction in the tax levy, this Board of County Commissioners, during the past 2 years, have graded and graveled over 48 miles of County highways in all sections of the County. Mr. Delbert Hansen, the candidate for the term, bjin and raised in Sevier County, living in Redmond, attended the B. Y. U. for 4 years and 2 years at the Agricultural College at Logan. He is engaged in the farming and livestock business and has been engaged in business. His record and his experience entitle him to another term. Mr. W. W. Sylvester, the candidate for the short term, born and raised in Elsinore. Educated in the local schools and "the Utah State Agricultural College, is a farmer and Iamb feeder of experience. The record of economy, of accomplishment, and of capable handling of the County finances entitles these two candidates for Commissioner to another term. We pledge the taxpayers of this County a continuance of the splendid record the Board of County Commissioners have made, if you elect Hansen and Sylvester on EUGENE C. NEBEKER native son of Sevier County. Born in Richfield 50 years ago. Attended hifth school in Richfield and the Brigham Young University. Fulfilled a mission in the Central States, ai d has served as superintendent of the Y. M. M. I. A. in Sevier Stake. Is a successful farmer and livestock man. Mr. Nebeker stands squarely cn the Democratic State Platform which pledges the party candidates for the legislature to the following program, vital to our County: indusAgriculture is America's basic and try. Business, labor and industry depend upon the soundness of the agricultural price structure asd the adequacy of agricultural To the end that these objectives may be attained we pledge the Democratic Party of the State of Utah to a continued support of marketing, bargaining, service, and health coop?rat;ves as the best known devices yet perfected to bring equality and justice to agriculture. We favor readjustment of taxation upon farm property determined by ability to pay. We shall continue to encourage and strengthen the Noxious Weed Control program and favor adequate appropriations for this purpose and also to the State Department of Agriculture. Utahs enviable position through the enactment of app legislation for the aged and infirm is the fruit of a determined effort of the Democratic Party, of this State to provide for its old and ne"dy. We pledge ourselves to continue this work, and we recommend that no funds be used from the 2 sales tax until the bind, the peed and infirm, the widows, and orphans are adequately cared for. If you approve of the program of the Democratic Party, vote for Nebeker for the Legislature. A wealth-producin- g November FOR COUNT CLERK MARION BIRD op-lin- te Mr. Bird is a native of Sevier County, born and reared at Sai-inReceived his education in the grade schools of Salina. Graduate of North Sex ier high school and the University of Utah. Taught school for 7 years, 2 in the Provo high school, and 5 in the Salina high school. Has been engaged in the mercantile business in Salina, and for approximately the last year and a half has been the County Clerk of Sevier County, having been appointed to this position to succeed Wendell N. Anderson, who resigned. The records of his office disclose that he conducts it with economy and For ' 1 Term efficiency. Mr. Bird has an affable and pleasing disposition. .Vote for a continuance of this splendid record by reelecting Marion Bird W. W. SYLVESTER For as Clerk. Term served three and a half years as City Marshal of Richfield and made an enviable record as a peace officer. In addition to this, he hass erved two terms as City Councilman in Richfield. He has had a wide experience as a public officer. He is a man of cool, levelheaded judgment, and not inclined to be hasty. We offer the experience, sound judgment, and personality of Clarence Smith for Sheriff of Sevier County. FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR CLIFF POWELL M Prior to the election of Mr. Powell as County Assessor four years ago, he was engaged in the occupation of farming and livestock. During his term as County Assessor, the work of this office In spite of the increase in the work has increased considerably. required of this office, the operating expenses have not increased. In addition to this, without any increase in the tax levy on personal property, for the year of 1938 alone, Mr. Powell, through his energy, has recovered approximately $9,000 in taxes on personal property, and as far as the records disclose, this is about $4,000.00 more than has over been collected from the same sources in any one year. If the taxpayers of Sevier County desire a continuance of this record of efficiency and economy, vote for Cliff Powell for Assessor. FOR COUNTY RECORDER HAZEL SWINDLE A native of Monroe, she received her early education in the district and high schools of Monroe. She later attended the University of Utah and qualified for the teaching profession. She has had considerable business experience. Mis. Swindle has had one term as County Recorder. She has been an efficient official. She is entitled to another term. , We urge that you vote for Mrs. Swindle. FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY It has been the custom, since the memory nf man runneth not to the contrary, for political parties, and especially candidates for County Commissioners, to promise reduction in taxes, but it reniaineu for the present Democratic Board of County Commission-ei- s to actually fulfill that premise. We point to the record of this Poad of County Commissioners, notwithstanding that the Social Welfare program has required a levy cf 4t mills for public welfare, the County levy is lower than it was during the preceding administrations. The levy for the last 2 yeais cf the Republican administration was 9.3 mills The levy for 1938 including th 4 mils for public welfare, is 9.1 mills. It may be added that his bvv of 4 i mills is only 15'r of the total money spnt bv the County for this purpose and bsirgs .into the County npprrx'mately $140,000.00 this year from the State snd nation to be p nt for this nurpose. In sp'te ef the reduction :n the tax kvv, rard tf Coun.v Crmmisciorers has reduced the bonded indebtedness for tte last year $15,000.00. This bended irde' tedness is frr oad Purposesn and :s a part ef the road bond issue voted some veas rg-iwhch issue the taxpayers of Sevier County sustai-e- d loss. And during the last 4 years, the Democratic fourty C in spite cf the reduction of the levy, have reduced this bond'd indebtedness approximately $76,000,00, which is an annual FOR COUNTY TREASURER LYNN C. CARVEL MATTSSON NIELSON , Receiving his preparatory education in the schools of a1ina, he took a special course in auditing and acc"unting at the University of Utah, which with subsequent experience has ideally fitted him for the office of County Treasurer. Mr. Nielson has served as City Recorder of Salina and as a teacher in the public schools. He has served 4 years as County Treasurer. It is the general consensus of opinion of those who have occasion to transact with his office that the books in his department are in bett.r shape than they have ever been in the history of this County. Vote for Lynn Nielson for County Treasurer and insure the proper accounting of the money of the taxpayers of Sevier Cru'Uv. bu-in-'- s 1 t-- FOR COUNTY SHERIFF CLARENCE SMITH , k R a. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DELBERT HANSEN 8. I con-idera- Mr. Smith has lived in Richfield 29 years. He has been sheriff for Sevier County since the early part of the year, having b en appointed to succeed Vein M. Fairbanks. Irior to that, ha has i Carvol Mattsson received his education in the public and high schools of Salina and Richfield, the University of Utah, and George Washington University Law School, Washington, D. C. He was admitted to the Utah Bar in October, 1932, and since that time has practiced law in this County and Judicial District. He is highly qualified for the office of County Attorney and, if elected, will continue to fulfill the duties of the office with ability and dispatch. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR ELLIS V. . CHRISTENSEN Ellis Christensen, candidate for County Surveyor, is a native cf Sevier County, having been born at Richfield and received his education in the Sevier County schools. He giaduatrd with a in Engineering from the University of Utah. During (he part five years he has served as City Engineer for Rchfield. He was of appointed as County Surveyor to fill the uncynired (Paid Political Adv.) l a ker in 1937. do-gi- t |
