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Show I SOUTHERN Page Two SOUTHER!! UTAH HEWS UTAH NEWS Errol G. Brown, St George, Utah Editor and Publisher matter October 6, 1944 at the Entered as second-clas- s post office In Kanab, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879. All communications and Items for publication must be signed by the writer, whose name need not appear In print Write on one side of paper only. Use no abbreviations. All communications subject to acceptance as the Judgement of the publishers may determine. UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION Subscriptions $3.50 per year, $2.00 for Six Months will may not agree with what you say, but I defend to the death, your right to say it" Valtaire I Await Kanab If With many signs pointing to real progress in Kanab and residents in this area, we believe that the future here for local and many who will come in, is great. It is great if we act and take advantage of the opportunitkt and not put " that are now before us. If we continue to real concentrated efforts towards improvement we can miss the have boat, and itwill take years to gain the advantages that we set-by- today. inOn page one of this issue of the S.U.N. we give you an Council. and City sight of the work being done by the Mayor and cooperation. They need to be This group needs your help assured that you and everyone in Kanab want to go forward. Go to your City Council and express your opinion and instead of wondering what they are doing, ask them. Offer your opinions and help. Kanab has every opportunity possible at the present time to become a medium size city that would make it a better place to live. It can prosper and offer opportunities to our young work and make their people who have to go elsewhere to find homes. and sewerage-i- s needed in Kanab. We Just one factor-wate- r ideal climate. have an Many fine people already here. Chances for big payrolls right next door and many other opportunities. Without water and sewerage facilities Kanab has reached its peak. This week building contractors in Kanab were informed that there would be no more VA or FIIA loans made here with the present set up on water and sewerage. Engineers have a workable plan and it is up to you citizens in Kanab to get busy and push it tlurough by supporting and and encouraging the City Council. Dont put off until tomorrow what you can do today! Publicity Scmcthss Helps Letters To Tho . Editor La Habra, Calif. April 5, 1957 Mr. Errol G. Brown Editor and Publisher Southern Utah News Dear Mr. Brown: would end the ghastly sight of and terstruggling, rified animals hanging , by a hind leg and being forced to cruelty. Humane methods for slaughtering meat animals are fully developed and even in use In few plants. But the vast majority of packers will continue to use inhumane methods until the law pain-craze- d is passed. Utahs Representative Dawson Introduced House Bill 3029. Letters and telegrams should be sent to him and to Represenative Dixlon without delay in support of the measure. Senators Watkins and Bennett should be told that the people of Utah also support S. 1497, the companion bill Introduced by Senators Humphrey, Neuberger and PutelL The packers would like to see Sincerely yours enactment of a bill that calls for Mrs. E. C. Sylvis study and research on slaughter location; . methods and which calls for no Eds Note: The article that action. (3) The section or sections of the Members of Congress Mrs. Sylvis forwarded to us was should be informed public lands surveys .which embrace similar to the newstory that we therefore humane-mindesuch mining claim; or if such lands ran last week on the California want action, not additional people are unsurveyed either the section delay or sections which would Senator trying to stop the Upper as probably proposed by the worse than embrace .such Colorado Project. Thanks Mrs. useless mining claim when bllL" In view of study I and Sylvis for your interest, public land surveys are extendat least a few the am sure that we are going to the fact that are ed to such lands or a tie by courses mercialready using get considerable growth and plants ful killing methods and that and distances to an approved Unit river. side of our on the building humane slaughter has been In effect a long time In majiy European countries, it is clear that To the Editor: compulsory legislation at proBy the easy means of writing posed by H. R. 3029 and S. 1497 letters to members of Congress is urgently needed. we can all help end a shameful Very truly yours, cruelty to animals. Bills have been Introduced to compel the Lucille J. Buller packing industry to make Insen387 S. 5th W. sible pain the millions of Payson, Uth it annually shackles, hoist, haul on For Sale: Mining location knifes and bleeds slowly to death while they are concious. forms, proof of labor and most law neded legal form. Standard The humane slaughter needs the support of all who Publishing Co., Kanab. I see those nasty old Californians are trying to atop the Glen Canyon project, tire enclosed article was published in the L. A Times, no doubt you have read it, but just had to send it. No I didnt vote for Mr. Utt last election, thank goodness. So sorry Utah didnt get the City at Glen Canyon but there is no reason why one cant be erected on our side of the river. WD-tia- A. - that motor-drive- are we going to maintain an almost usless office such as now functions as County Attorney? 2 why is our District Attorney connected worker, or families, the Project through JUDD IIISURAnCE AGEIICY Life Fire KANAB, Auto Casualty UTAH n m are Representatives for We . OJ WEST COAST LUMBER UuvJ n 1-- availabe for are STILL AT THE SAME POPULAR PRICE! n There were several items brought up in our recent inquiry that have been taken care of. Commissioner Swapp said that work done by Rex Whittaker in northeastern Kane County had not been authorized and would not be paid for. That work done on Earl Whittakers drive-iwas a trade on this work and that they will expect pay for this work, rather than a trade Commissioner Pugh said that if the County owns irrigation water that should be rented or some use made of it. There are two items, we feel that need to be looked into; Insurance d We believe that much good has been accomplished by the recent inquiry into some of our County affairs. Several points have come up that we hope has made certain people, both in and out of county offices, more consicious of public needs and wants. This newspapers main interest has been to find the facts that we hope will go to make for better government, both on the local level and higher up. We still have pertinent facts that will have to be brought out later on several matters. Matters that are going to require thorough checking. We feel that the County Commissioners are wrong in renting the County property for so small a sum. We'know that with our present growth and signs of the future that they are getting not more interested in looking into County matters such as disbut about half its value. They do offer real encouragement, posing of property gained by the County as surplus in a giveawhowever, in stating that it is their aim to work on all matters ay-manner without any accurate records being kept on same. Commission and not of interest for the County as a three-maon these matters. Are we going to have to go "higher-up- " deeds to that the assured this also writer individually. They the County property will be recorded. -- Society CLAIMANTS COMMUNITY CORRESPONDENTS Darios Brinkerhoff, Orderville Berneete A. Talt, Mt Carmel Allen Cox, Alton Oppcrlunilbs ed States mineral monument; Benefit Relief (4) Wheather such claimant is a locator or purchaser under such loShakespears Midsummer Published pursuant to section 5 Dream wiil.be presentcation; and Nights of the Act of July 23, 1955 (69 StaL (5) The name and address of such ed at the Kanab Theater (court367). claimant and names and addresses esy of Scott Betenson) for studTo whomever it may concern: and adults on Monday, so far as known to the claimant of ents Notice is herby given in pursu- any other person or persons claim- April 15. at 3:00 p.m. ance of a proper Request for pub- ing any interest or interests in or This is a benefit performance lication heretofore filed in accord- under such unpatented mining sponsored by the town Relief ance. with Section 5 of the Act of claim; Societies for our Stake Building July 23, 1955, (69 StaL 367). and such failure, shall be conclusively Fund. the regulations thereunder (43 CFR deemed (i) to constitute a waiver The Relief Society is studying 185. 123- - 185. 127). and relinquislunent by such mining Shakespear in their Literary 1 That on March 18, 1957, the claimant of any right, title or inter- lessons and feel it a privilege to Minerals Branch bf the Bureau of est under such mining claim conoutstanding" actors as Land Management, whose address trary to or in conflict with the lim- bring James Cagney, Olivia de Hav-ilan- d is 337 Federal Building, Salt Lake itations or restrictions specified in and Mickey Rooney In such City, Utah, filed In the Land Office section 4 of the Act of July 23, 1955, of the Bureau of Land Management, (69 Slat. 367), as to unpatented a delightful fantasy. Department of the Interior, at 312 claims located after that date, and Be sure not to miss this opFederal Building, Salt City, (ii) to constitute a consent by such an enjoyable, enUtah, a request for publication of mining claimant ' that such unpat- portunity for Ticket! notice to all mineral locators or any ented mining claim shall be subject tertaining , afternoon. , person claiming under them invol- to said imitations and restrictions, will be 50 cents. ving a mining claim or claims lo- and (iii) to preclude tliereafter, prior : i cated on lands in the County of to issuance of patent, any assertion Mrs. Ruth Lewis Pollock has Lane. State of Utah, described as by such mining claimant of any returned In Tropic after spendfollows, to wit: to or title or in uninterest or right some time ing visiting relaSalt Lake Meridian, Utah der such mining claim contrary to v T. 42 S., R. 3 W., Sections I, 3, or in conflict with said limitations tives here. 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 21, or restrictions. Section 4 provides, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 33, 34, generally, that unpatented mining of forest management. 35. claims located after July 23, 1955, principles Said section 4 also provides that T. 43 S., R. 3 W., Sections 3, 4, shall not be used for purposes other any use of the 'surface of any such 5. 6, 7, 8. 9. 10, 11, 14. 15, 17. 18, than prospecting, mining, or proces- mining claim by the United States 19. 20, 30, 31. sing operation or uses reasonably T. 43 S., R. 4 W., Sections 1, 12, incident thereto; that such claims its permittees or licensees, shall be. such as not to endanger or mater13, 23, 24, 25, 20, 27, 28, Ei Sec. will be subject to the right of the interfere with the prospecting, 29, 31, Ei E'A 32, 33, 34. WH United States to manage and dis- ially mining, processing or reasonably NW 35. pose of the vegetative surface re- incident uses by the mining claimT. 44 S., R. 4 W., Sections VH sources thereof and to manage ant. 3. SEViSEYs 3, 4. 5, 8, 7, 8. 9, other surface resources thereof; The date of first publication of 10. r and that .except to the extent reNotice shall be April 11, 1957. this T. 43 S., R. 4V4 W Sections S'4 quired for mining operations and Dated: March 25, 1957. SEy 27, NH 29, 30, NWVi 31, Stt uses reasonably incident thereto or SWy 31, 34. . to provide clearance for such operErnest E. House, Manager T. 44 S., R. 4H W., Sections 3, ations or. Uses, claimants of such 4, 5. 8, 9, 10. Salt Lake City shall not use or dispose of vegetat2 That if any person claiming ive or other surface resources thereUtah Land Office of asserting under, or by virtue of, of; and that, except - for clearance Bureau of Land Management any unpatented mining claim locat- for such purposes, any permitted Department of the Interior. ed prior to July 23, 1955, any right, severance or removal of timber First Publication: April 11, 1957 title, or interest la the vegetative sur- must be in accordance with sound face resources and other surface resources, restrictions specified in section 4 of said act, as to the above described lands or any part, thereof, shall fail to file in the Land Office now Group of the Bureau of Land . ManagePrograms- ment at Salt Lake City,-Utaand within 150 days from the . below-state- d any date of first publication of this Notice, a verified statement in Glen Canyon Dam with duplicate which shall set forth as to such mining claim: (1) The date of location; Mutual of Omaha (2) The book and page of record ation of the notice or certificate of NOTICE TO MINING STAR BOARDER! OFFICIAL PAPER OF KANE COUNTY, UTAII Published Every Thursday at Kanab and Thursday, April 11, 1957 Wholesale and Retail ? Inquire At No. 23 Pugh Trailer Park or write Box 5SS, ICansb o)o)(ni ?o) -- ini : Mi mm uvl w HELP WAHTED Transitmen Draftsmen & Chainmen on Civil Engineer- FIRST STATE BANK OF SAUNA - r SALINA, UTAH ingProject APPLY Arizona Engir, caring Go. Flagstaff, Arizona Telephone 573 or 474 t. 'Every drop of Ancient Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Surplus $500,000 Capital $100,000 Age is distilled in one place... in Frankfort, Kentucky. 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