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Show Thursday, November 21, SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS Page Two coirminri utaii news Published Every Thursday at Kanab and Errol G. Brown, St FOR SALE: Mining location forms, proof of labor and most Sale price bids on both 1000 needed legal forms. Standard Legal Notice of the Results of and 2000 gal. 316 inch steel in the Publishing Co., Kanab, Utah storage tanks, new andor usv!. Election for Supervisors will be received by the Kanab Kane County Soil Conservation District. City Clerk on or before November 26, 1957. Notice is hereby given by the Lula Robinson. Utah State Soil Conservation Kanab City Clerk Committee that in the matter of Announcing Published November 21, 1957 the election in the Kane County Sod Conservation District, such 4 A election conducted by The Opening of Offices of NOTICE OF HEARING said StateX'ommittce within said Notice is hereby given that District on November 5, 1957, for the Kane County Commissioners the election of three supervisors ROYCE G. HULSEY will hold a public hearing at the of said Soil Conservation DisCounty Courthouse at 7:30 p.m., trict. ATTORNEY AT LAW December 12, 1957, at which time A- - canvass of the results of recommendations for the 2oning of Kane County will he heard said election shows that Mark All property owners are urged Swapp, Charles Whipple, and 24J4 North Main Street ta be in attendance. Donald C. Swapp, being the Cecil C. Pugh, Burton Banks. KANAB, UTAH Clark F. Swapp, Commissioners. three candidates who received Published November 21, 28 & the greatest number of votes, are hereby declared the elected December 5, 12, 1957. supervisors of said Soil ConserOffice Hours vation District. THE AMERICAN WAY George, Utah Editor and Publisher COMMUNITY CORRESPONDENTS Allen Cox, Alton Berneete A. Talt, Mt Carmel Darios Brlnkerhoff, Ordervllle UTAH STATE SOIL COMMITTEE CONSERVATION NOTICE OFFICIAL PAPER OF KANE COUNTY, UTAH 1937 r was-diT- matter October 6, 1944 at the Entered as second-clas- s the Act of March 3. 1879. under In Kanab. office Utah, post All communications and Items for publication must be in print signed by the writer, whose name need not appear Write on one aide of paper only.. Use no abbreviations. All communications subject to acceptance as the Judgement of the publishers may determine. ly -- MEMBER UTAII STATE PRESS, ASSOCIATION Six Months Subscriptions 13.50 per year,. $2.00 for 1 may not agree with what you say, but I defend to the death, your right to say it. w ill Legal Notices Voltaire Probate and Guardianship Consult Clerk of District Court or the respective signers for more information Notices. ICc:? Hcnky-Tcnk- From th Osl Of Ulsh s DESERET NEWS By order of the Utah State Soil Conservation Committee. ARIEL M. CHAIRMAN Publication SALT LAKE TELEGRAM IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF KANE COUNTY, UTAH 21. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. JORGENSEN, Date MONDAY thru SATURDAY November 1957. Sheriff LaNard Johnson of Kane County Thursday put his In the Matter of the Estates nanJMm' with which finger on a problem of morals and law enforcement of JOHN CROFTS and ELLEN L. CROFTS, his wife, both de Utah must soon come to grips. The sooner the problem is will be ceased it easier the firm and the set, into policies open brought NOTICE TO CREDITORS maintains no office in the county seat, and does not even take to handle, Creditors but will present claims ld of monthly! Clen the time to attend Commission mcetings-heBeltone Hearing Aid Company will All Utah activities in connection with the building with vouchers attached to the believe We control? he does votes enforcement Law How have Kane a Special FREE CLINIC for the in will Republican center Dam many County. Canyon undersigned at his residence at comof desert the miles in the at Kane' 78 a should be Hard of Hearing at the KANAB MOTEL Orderville, polls that this will be Sheriff Johnsons responsibility. Yet, County, Utah pertinent question on or before the 30th of mainKane And to has tried dam day site. in KANAB Tuesday, November 26th. always ing election in 1958. This newspaper seperate Kanab, the nearest town, from the January, 1958. too of officers. function a the enforcement but law long of total three party has a a tain policy, Dated this 19th day of NovemCounty What chance will the county have to prevent the drunken- in office has and will change this policy during coming months. kxr i qry7 See the Hew Ultra-Moder- n ImproveHARVEY A. CROFTS were offices conthat follow the big County way In recent dissatisfaction in ness, prostitution and gambling that invariably Administrator struction jobs when adequate controls are not set and enforced? being conducted in Kane Count), this writer was told by a high ORVILLE ISOM ment in Hearing Aid Glasses The problem is even more serious than is immediately ap- ranking, long time Republican office holder,' that their only Attorney for Administrator affairs-w- as in seeing that the Cedar City, Utah parent. Most of the thousands of construction workers who will interest at the Capitol-- in Kane BELTOHES Slimelie Hearing Published November 21, 28, & received. housed at States full share of taxes were work on the dam during the next six years will be December 5, 12, 1957. We believe that voters in Kane County and over the State Page, the official Bureau of Reclamation town on the Arizona Glasses side of the river. All the other nearby land on the Arizona side should ask why the Utah Attorney Ceneral, ,C. R. Callister, is either on the Indian reservation or under control of the Bureau does not fill the duties of that office, and according to statutes This Sensational New Model Is a giant of Reclamation, so that no other towns will be built near the see that the County Attorneys Office, functions properly." Mr. and Mrs. David S. Wilstride forward for the Hard of Hearing. the dam site in Arizona. Finally, because Page is encircled by Rack to the Deseret News editorial. Anyone who has even liams left Kanab a few weeks ago on a tour of New Mexico, in Hearing Appeal & Eye Appeal the Indian reservation, not even beer will be sold there. Like an inkling of the average construction worker, and there will be Texas and Arizona and are now other government towns, it will be closely policed against liguor thousands of them in this area soon, knows that they are gen- located in Mesa, Arizona where they plan on spending the winter and other vices. Have Yoar Hearing Tesled FREE erally a hard working, hard pla)ing, robust sort of person who months. efof the of their kind of will have views vice concentrate the promotors their own entertainment Where, then, very possibly forts? and relaxation that they enjoy. They arent so different than one Well, there are two tracts of private land in Utah, only a few high government official who recently ran iuto trouble in Flaggroup from here attenmiles from the dam. One is the controversial Section 32 disposed staff for drinking and being disorderly. Wliere are they going to dedA large M.I.A. leadership meeting Beltone Distributor Hearing Aids of by the state a few weeks ago. The other is 120 acres of what go to get their entertainment. Flagstaff and nearby Arizona bars in Orderville Monday night. Hear-N-Se- e Glasses and Supplies w'aiapparently annld liomestead, now being promoted as Glen in this area are doing a landslide business as of today. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Evans from tavern and a few We hope that the Bureau officials and Park Service officials Hatch' were 'visitors' here'Sunday. Canyon City." On this site, a temporary-typtrailers already squat. who are so concerned, according to the editorial, do develop You can be sure that the vice lords will make every effort recreation facilities for workers. We also hope that Utah and Kane County develops business, and exert every pressure to install their activities in these two spots. All other land on the Utah side for several miles around industry and recreation facilities of all types for the many dithe dam and reservoir is tightly controlled by the Bureau of versified types of personalities that will be w'orkng in the Glen Reclamation or U.S. Park Service, with no chance of vice oper- Canyon Dam area. You cant suit one way of life to all people. ating there. The Utah developers of these townsites have expressed their determination to keep the developments clean. Perhaps they will do it, and build permanent communities that will be a ere Glsndala Hews Holes dit to the state. Bureau of Reclamation officials are concerned, A group of 15 MIA Officers By ALLEN M. COX however, that with Page close by and plenty .of Park Service and teachers from our Ward atStake Leadership meeting Mr. and Mrs. Gail Heaton last recreation facilities to be developed, there will be no permanent tended held at Orderville Monday week attended school Board mefuture for the private devlopments. They fear the only way the etings. Mr. Heaton as recently j elected to the School Board and developers can come out ahead is to get in, make, their money Mr. and Mrs. Marion Jolly of will take office the first of next with a shoddy, open, honky-ton- k quick type of operation and Provo visited frejnds here this year. He is our lirst senool ooa then fold up when the dam is built and the construction week, Marion is a former resi- rd member in about dp years. dent of Glendale and used to opers leave. j j erate the coal mine located on Eudell Hoyt left Saturday for I What a this would be to have travelers along the the north east end of town. disgrace Nampa, Idaho to visit his sister, new highway past the dam find Arizona clean" but honky who is attending school Ardeth, Mr. Nepoleon Roundy of St. there. tonk towns just inside the Utah state line. We earnestly hope this will not be the case. It need not be. It George Is visiting his daughter Phillip Robertson has been must not be. The best way to make sure it will not is for Sheriff Lavere and family this w'eek. driving truck for John Chamber (Continued on page four) lain part time of late. Johnson to serve notice here and now that no moral or lega bars will be let down in these communities. Once vice is entrenched in a community it is terribly hard to root out. It may never get a foothold if its promoters are warned firmly and well in advance that they will lose any investments they make in trying to sneak into Utah towns. No Escape emwe SPECIAL NOTICE j non-partiz- - Kanab News Notes Tops Alton News Notes BURGESS OPTICAL e Alton News Notes -- , k I - Make Reservations Soma Mora Questions Heed Answering By Errol $0W For The G. Brown We are wondering this week, following the publishing of the above editorial in last Saturdays Deseret News of Salt Lake City, how some people can sit on high stools, look out the window, and see only that which he wishes to see and interprets it as the best suited for all people. In the first instance, if the Deseret News-wh- ich is and a strong backer of many State and County Republican part)' members and office holders, is so interested in the perfection of the law, and especially so in Kane Countv wrc suggest that they send their editorial writers down and take a real look at why some of us in Kane County are concerned with law enforcement. True we have only three law enforcement officers in Kane County, but they have demonstrated their ability in good law enforcement and the hard way. Besides enforcing the law, they have to depend almost entirely upon their own judgement as to proceedure and legality. Our duly elected County Attorney is rarely available when needed. He is maintained full time on the Utah State payroll. He Entire Family . . . 4 ENJOY , THANKSGIVING DINNER Kentuckys great bourbon in a gift bottle ...gift wrapped for you at no extra cost. -- al fh- e- PARRY LODGE 15s, IBS Kanab, Utah - Call Midway 4-2&- 01 IF YOU CAN GIVE A BETTER BOURBON... 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