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Show ' v SEPTEMBER 20, 1940 - 72 H " .THE BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAn Pajre Five PJOTICES Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Johnson and children, Patsy Ruth and Farrial of Castle Gate, wort; guests Fri-day and Saturday of Mrs. John-son's brother-in-la- w and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tatton. Pleasant Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Bjork, Mrs. Jensen, George Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bromley of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Joseph Crow and Miss Edna Smith and Norman Jacob-se- n in St. Paul's Episcopal church Salt Lake City, Saturday. Mrs. l.udwig Zorn returned to her homo in Telegraph from the Bingham hospital with her tiny daughter Saturday. .--s Miss Patricia Dakis returned to Salt Lake Friday after spending Galena Days as the guest of Miss Bessie Gardikis. The Misses Esther and Norma Petraca of Midvale visited Mr. and Mrs. John Pantalone Thurs-day. Juanita Skinner returned home recently after visiting a few weeks in Idaho. Mrs. Nick Coehinos returned home from St. Mark's hospital with her new daughter Tuesday, Sept. 10. Mrs. Frank Plastino was a Monday visitor of Mrs. Ross Fal-set- ti and Mrs. John Pantalone. Among the many n people attending the funeral of Ralph Nielsen Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nielsen and son, Blaine, of Evanston, Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Kirkendall and daughter, Josephine, Mrs. Lloyd Sullivan of Dividend; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Dazel Pulley, Mr. and Mrs. Ran-dall Shipley, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nelson. Niels Nelson. Miss S;- - Copperfield jj Annie Pantalone ;; die Nelson of American Fork; Mrs. Lou Burnham, Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Sorenson, C. R. Clark, Mrs. Viola Beers, Mrs. Ray Beers, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peterson of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Malkos and son, Louie, left for Price Friday, where they are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Malkos' daughter and son-in-la- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nass. A surprise party was given Tuesday for Miss Bessie Gardi-kis on her eighteenth birthday by her mother, Mrs. Harry Gar-dikis and Arilla Bullock. Games were played and delicious re-freshments served. Those attend-ing were Pete Borich, Kay Rose-quis- t, Duane Allen, Tom Saltas, Spero Mannis, George Gardikis and Mclvin Hendrickson; Also Mauri Callas, Alice Ivie, Willi-ma- y McDonald, Patricia Dakis, Helen Georgelas, Lorraine Swain and Annie Pantalone. ' John Callas and son, Dean, re-turned to their home in Tacoma, Wash., Tuesday. Mrs. Lydia Carl of Salt Lake City spent "Galena Days" visit-ing her son and daughter-in-law- , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carl. Miss Margaret Anderson and Leland Cunliffe spent Sunday vi-siting in Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Yates. Mrs. Laura McDonald and dau-ghter, Viola, spent Monday visit-ing friends and relatives here. Mrs. Mel Allen and children of Sandy spent Galena Days visit-ing friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gardikis left for Price Monday to attend a baptism. en at the Community House Tuesday evening to all who have so generously given aid in help-ing work on the new entrance at the Community House. There were 58 guests who were served hot dogs, sandwiches and played games. Arrangements are underway for the Rally day program to be held Sept. 29. Miss Duhigg an-nounces that a short play will be presented as one of the features of the evening's entertainment. Mrs. Charles Austin was in charge of Principal Andrew Jones' class Wednesday. Mr. Jones was called away on business. Mrs. Blanche Alexander of Midvale was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Abrew. Edo Rottini of Taylorsville was a week-en- d guest at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Azzelio. iHiSmd Boy Katherine Valdei i 4 Roland Bohe of Philadelphia is visiting at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Tregaskis and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jeffcott. Mrs Leslie C. Nash of Hayes, Kansas, and little daughter, Betty Louann, were visitors at the Com-munity House Tuesday after evening having viewed the Utah Copper mine and other points of interest here. Mrs. Nash was ac-companied by her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Walker of Salt Lake City, and her sister, Miss Harriet Ann Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Richards and son, Dale, of Murray, were visitors at the home of Mrs. Pete Predovich Sunday. A dinner in honor of Mrs. Frank Kascheck and Louis Cole-man was given Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Pete Uzelac. Miss Katie Zrkovich of Mid-val- e visited her grandmother. Mrs. Matt Yengich, Saturday. Among the many Galena Days visitors were Mrs. E. Carter, for-merly of Highland Boy, who is Sid Tregaskis' grandmother; Mrs. Steve Barker of Murray, who also visited at the Bolic home; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dragos of Salt Lake City, formerly of High-land Boy, who visited at the homes of many friends. Mrs. Vernon Jeffcott was hos-tess at a dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. H. Bohe of Salt Lake City Monday night. Proud parents of a son born Tuesday morning are Mr. and Mrs. Tony Deteris. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hill and son, Junior, of San Francisco, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bolic last week. Pete Sayatovich and John Bolic enjoyed fishing at Scho-fiel- d Reservoir Saturday and Sunday. Weekend visitors at Castle Gate were Mrs. C. Menjares and her daughter, Miss Juanita Men- - jares. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Tregaskis and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Granning at-tended the wedding reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jacobsen at Copperton Saturday at the grade school. Newly weds at Highland Boy are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Serassio. Mrs. Serassio is the former Em-ma Ala of Ophir, Utah. An appreciation party was giv- - deg. 39 min. 30 sec t 1392.7 feet, and Corner No 3, Lot No. 283, Fisher lode W f0Ct; thcnci" Suth 30 min. East 2G0 feet to Corner No. 2 of said lode, whence Corner Nos. No 4 Lot 283 Fisher and Lot No 321 Louisa lodes, bears South 61 deg. 45 mm. West 256 4 feet; thence South 7i deg 24 min. West 1000 feet to Corner No. 3 of said lode whence Corner No. l Sur-vey No 7134, Chiquita lode tow-Nort- 80 deg. 15 min East 593.9 feet, and Corner No 2, Lot No. 300, Kussel lode, bears North 42 deg ly min East 179.7 feet; thence Stnrt,h 13 dt'K' 3(J n,in- West 260 feet to Coiner No. 4 of said Velvet lode, identical with Corner No. 1, Survey No. 4474 Oriental lode; thence E1 76 d0g- 24 feet to Corner No. 1 and the place of beginning- si- tuate in the Southeast quar- ter of Section 2, Township 4 South, Range 3 West, Salt Lake Meridian, and contain-ing an area of 1.210 acres ex- clusive of its conflict with Lot NO. 2H2 Hrwli.n W)., 1 ... No. 283 Fisher lode, Lot No 300 Russel lode, Lot No. 321 Louisa lode, Survey No. 4474 Oriental lode, and Survey No. 7134 Chiquita lode. The adjoining and conflicting claims as shown by said plat of survey are: Lot No. 282 Boston, Lot No. 300 Russel, Survey No. 4474 Oriental, Survey No. 7134 Chiquita, Lot No. 319 Bad-ger, Lot No. 283 Fisher, and Lot No. 321 Louisa. I direct that this notice be published in the Bingham Bulle-tin, published at Bingham, Utah, for a period of nine consecutive weeks. A. S. BROWN Register Cheney, Jensen, Marr & Wilkins Attorneys for Applicant Salt Lake City, Utah Date of first pub. Sept. 13, 1940 Date of last pub. Nov. 8, 1940. NOTICE UCATION FOR PATENT Serial C62961 I UNITED STATES LAND ;;E AT SALT LAKE CITY, i SEPT. 4, . !te Matter of the Applican- t United States Smelting fi and Mining Company ?tent for VELVET Lode g Claim, Survey No. 7108. lief: IS HKKF.RY GIVEN: KITED STATES SMF.LT-REF1XIN- G AND MINING "PA NY, a corporation, f its duly authorized agent, ' HAMILTON, whose post 'address is Newhouse Build-l- t Lake City, Utah, has : Wucation 4or a United ; Patent for VELVET lode ;f .claim situate in West MiniM District, Salt Uunty, Utah, being Min-'e- y No. 7108, and describ-- : w held notes and plat on .J"8 office, with magnetic :jon at 1U deg. 45 min. East ;unencinM at Corner No. .aid Velvet Lode, whence wtGr St.ction corner on f st boundary of Section Ljwnship 4 South, Range LL- M. bears North Jesse Bolton and Pete Bado-vinat- z of Bingham and Gray Melich of Murray are leaving today for three weeks in the Pa-cific northwest. They also plan to spend some time in southern California. - NOW YOU CAN HAVE YOUR PRESCRIPTION FILLED AT OUR MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT IN COPPERFIELD NEW DRUGS GOOD SERVICE UNION DRUG CO. Robert Jimas, Registered Pharmacist I SmhyBrook 1 BKAKD j KENTUCKY STRAICBT BOURBON WHISKEY ff f unnX Brook today and enjoy 1 ' Mjv 'iat 801,16 ne tas,e an (ceI nit'l'HW wr!Bs13ii' f a neas w'cn Past generations knew and Weciated faffiET I . I 93 Proof WTien buying t i t Bourbon a.k for :SC0l p This Whiskey 1$ Old Sunny Brook f I 4 YEARS OLD 1 hr """ -- r jl MIIIIMS. B National Distiller. Products Corp., N. Y. Jl 2.ZJt:; $20 T0 $300 ON YOUR CAR 1933 to 1940 model cart and light trucks contracts refinanced cash advanced. Free Parking Cullen Garage 37a W. 2nd, So. CONSUMERS CREDIT COMPANY OWNED BY PACIFIC FINANCE 600 Continental Bank Bldg. Salt Lake City She's gone out for the afternoon . ; . such as you, too, can do when you make full. -- use of Cheap Electricity . . . especially such Automatic Electric Servants as an Eke-- ; trie Range and Electric Water Heater. ' h; doubt you've wanted A Gone forever will be th ( joy and convenience jjuJcT 0 u$s the muss of teatIn8 j" fNofast, clean, low-co- st jV?ji hot water when you have Electric Cook-- YXlii an Automatic Electric You've undoubtedly Hot Water Heater placed heard thousands of satisfied users sing in your home. It takes only a few , praises of Electric Cookery. Well, now is hours to install a heater ... and from the time to switch. Not only are Electric fc then on your hot water worries end. j Range prices the lowest ever, but they use After that, just turn the tap, any time, less Electricity than ever - even though day or night, any day of the year Electricity is Cheap! Call on your dealer a constant supply of hot water will greet today and see the sparkling beauty of you. Why not join the thousands of new features of the new Electric Ranges. satisfied users now? " Attd remember . . . every time you snap a switch or turn the hot watir r tap you are taking advantage of a cheap, dependable, friendly service pro-- ; tided by a local, tax-payin- g citizen . . . the Utah Power & Light Company. f Princess Theatre jj , SEMI - MONTHLY PROGRAM !i H Matinee daily at 1:30 p.m. Evening, 7:15 and 9. i SUN., MON. AND TUES., SEPT. 22-23-2- 4 ;! TYPHOON (i M IN TECHNICOLOR l! I! With Dorothy Lamour and Robert Preston ; ALSO A CRIME DOESN'T PAY If !; WOMEN IN HIDING jl W WEDNESDAY And THURSDAY, SEPT. 25-2- 6 :! SEE YOURSELF IN THE MOVIES jj ;; GALENA DAYS MOTION PICTURES ii - IN TECHNICOLOR U II Wednesday Matinee at 1:00 p. m. ft Special Matinee Thursday, Sept. 26 at 12:30 p. m. j iMatinee for school children at 4:00 p. m. H t J Admission 10c and 30c H ! 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S1RAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY Sg PR'NCE OF GOOD BOURBONS" "J nf0 S C0P0ATI0N. N. J NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS Mrs. Irene English of Live Oak, Cal., and twin daughters, Sandra and Sonja, left Friday after a two-mont- h stay with her brothe-r- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tatton, and with other relatives in Emery and Carbon counties. I ,I,ATS,I?oRnPATENT i Serial 0629D STATES LAND -- rVlTED SALT LAKE CITY, :EiT 4, 1940, ' vhtter of the Application 55 ten STATES SMELTING ;Jlr AND MINING COM-- i 9 Patent for BLACK ' FRACTION Lode Mining 110. P survey N'. : iTTiKKEBY GIVEN: &TFD STATES SMELT-- " FINING AND MINING y.y a corporation, is dulv authorized agent, ': "HAMILTON, whose post MrUs is Newhouse Build-- : City, Utah, has : Plication for a United ffVor BLACK JACK TI0N lodo mining claim in West Mountain Min- - !. ict salt Lake County, tine' Survey No. S Sescribed in the field Tel plat on file in this with magnetic variation 'jeg. 30 min. East as fol- - --nv'ndng at Corner No. aid Black Jack Fraction identical with Corner j L0t No. 352, Oak Lode, ce the quarter section t on the East boundary Action 2, Township 4 Range 3 West, S.L.M., '.North 31 deg. 53 min. 'sec East 1518.7 feet; ,,e South 1 deg. 55 min. 1070.6 feet to Corner i of said lode on line 4-- 1 No. 352, Oak Lode, at 1 deg. 55 min. East j feet from Corner No. --,ence South 76 deg. 31 West 284.1 feet to Cor-X- o. 3 of said lode, identi-'it- h Corner Nos. ey No. 4305, Irish Lord, Duke Lodes, and Sur-N'- o. 5176 Vigilance Lode; x North 13 deg. 25 min. 530 feet to Corner No. said Lode, identical Corner No. 4 of Sur-N- o. 5176 Vigilance Lode; ce North 25 deg. 31 min. : 667.7 feet to Corner No. 'said Lode; thence North 4 31 min. East 77.9 feet Comer No. 1 of said Lode, the place of beginning; ,ile in the Southeast quar-o- f Section 2, Township ; .ath, Range 3 West, S. L.-an- d containing an area ;409 acres, exclusive of its ;::ict with Lot No. 50, Os-- .i and Lucky Boy Con-Jate- d Lode and Lot No. Black Jack Lode. ; adjoining and conflicting i as shown by said plat of v are: ,ot No. 352 Oak; Survey 4305 Irish Duke and a Lord; Survey No. 5176 Jance; Lot No. 125 Black t Lot No. 50 Osceola and iyBoy Consolidated; and Tey No. 7109 Tuxedo, direct that this notice be ihed in the Bingham Bulle-iublishe- d at Bingham, Utah, period of nine consecutive i. A. S. BROWN Register Jensen, Marr & Wilkins leys for Applicant Uke City, Utah of first pub. Sept. 13. 1940 of last pub. Nov. 8, 1940. Constitutional Amendment Liability of Stockholders of Banks A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOS-ING TO AMEND SECTION 18. ARTICLE Xll OF THE CONSTl- - TUTION OF THE STATE OF UTAH. RELATING TO LIABIL-ITY OF STOCKHOLDERS OF BANKS. Be it maded by the Legislator of tht Slate of Utah, it ef all iht members elected to each houu con-- curring therein: SECTION 1. That It Is proposed to amend section 18, article XII, of the constitution of the state of Utah to read: Sec. 18. The legislature may provide by law that the stock-- j holders In every corporation and joint stock association organized for banking purposes, or the hold- -' erg of any one or more of the' classes of stock issued by any such corporation in addition to the amount of capital stock subscribed and fully paid by them shall be individually responsible for an addi-tional amount equal to not exceed--' $ng the amount of their stock In such corporation, or the amount of Itheir stock cf any particular class 'in such corporation, for all its debt and liabilities of every kind. Section 1 The secretary of atate Is directed to submit thls( proposed amendment to the elec-tors of the state at the next general election In the manner provided by, lav. Section 8. If adopted by the electors of the state, this amend-ment shall take effect the first day of January, 1941. , L B. B. Monson, Secretary of State of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of 'the Constitutional Amendment pro-posed by the regular session of the legislature of 1939 at the am lappears of record In my office, j In witness whereof, I have hers-W-o set my hand and affixed tht Great Seal of the State of Utah jtala 26th day of August, 1940. J Secretary d Btafj |