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Show THE SUDDEN ADVERSITY DOESN'T OVERTAKE THE MAN WHO IS CAREFUL ABOUT THE BANK UBThrifty says You can be assured that our bank will meet you; every requirement for safety and stability. Because we are a member of FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM which is the strongest-financia- l institution in existance. tiling &ADut is eTYtncr used "Ta pev-cd- shirts c very way. Nephi National Bank Charles H. Dunn DENTIST 503 Pelt Building Opposite Post Office Salt Lake City Scientific Platework, Practice inclusive of Gam Diseases X-r- ay LUNT PHARMACY CO. GOODYKAR SHOE REPAIRING SYSTEM Utah Nephi, Beet Material Veed Prompt Hall Order Bet vice J A Christensea, Prop WILL L. HOYT ATTORNEY AND COITN8KLOR "Cold in the Head" acute attnck of Nasal Catarrh. Those subject to frequent "colds In the head" will find that the use of HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will build up the System, cleanse the Blood and render their) less liable to colds. Repeated attacks of Acute Catarrh may lead to Chronic Catarrh. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is taken iaternally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System, thus reducing the Inflammation and restoring normal conditions. All druggists. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio. Notary Public LICENSED ABSTRACTER And EXAMINER OP TITLES Utah Nephi Office at County Court House is an J?OR OLD AND YOUNG Tutt' Liver Pills ot ca tha delicate fenule In presenting a ticket for the support of the voters ot our fair City, we review with considerable satisfaction the labors of the administration whose term of office will expire with the beginning of the new year, and feeling that if the outgoing administration has made zood We may be justified in askng support of our candidates who, if elected, will succeed them in the new administration. We submit to the voters the following brief synopsis of the work acconx' plished by the outgoing administrati- on: 1st The improving of our electric lighting and power syBtetn. The administration on coming into office dis. covered that the demand tor light and power service from our electric plant was considerable greater than could be supplied under the conditions then existing. The demand for this necessary element, electric current, had outgrown the ability of the City to supply same without making important changes in the power plant. There had been and was at that time some agitation by numbers of our leading citizens, favoring the turning over of our plant to a established kindly or infirm old age as upon the vigorou man. Tutt's Pills Tur.e ond strengthen the weak Stomach, tii'welt, Kuintyt, and Bladder, Odd Soperstitions. in if. imietii-eicurious Norway, where those in search ( a drowned body row to uml fro wlili u cock in, the bout, fully expecting thnl the bird will trow when the bunt reaches the spot where the corpse lies In Persia the crowing of a cock is the sign of some event affecting the family, and the master of the house hastens to feel the bird's feet. If they are cold It is a premonition of deuth, but If they are warm the sign Is propitious, and the master rejoices in coming good fortune. A l cu-ti'- iii power; and light company doing business in the State, under a contract to furnish the city electric current for a number of years, at a cost that appeared to be reasonable, but which when compared with the cost of manufacturing current in our own plant, indicated that if done at all, it must be done at a tremendous loss to the city and a corresponding increased burden to The administration the immediately began and carried on an extended investigation to determine how-- this difficulty might be overcome and the needed additional power and light furnished the city without sustainng such loss or im posing such additonal burden upon the Engineers were consulted and the best talent in the State employed to analyze the pro blem, which was finally solved by re commending changes that were made at the power plant, which increased its capacity by more than 25 per cent and enabled us not only to carry the load then on the plant, but also to take on the additional load required new high to furnish our splendid school building, and to install and carry the load of the new lighting system established in our business district and still have a surplus of current to take care of possible fut ure demands. In addition to this improvement at our own electric light plant, the secured a contract with the Big Springs Electric Company to furnish the City in case of emer gency a considerable amount of current through a connection with its Levan line, at a very low rate, so that we are now assured of a continuous and sufficient electric cur rent service far many years to come. Reliable engineers have estimated to the value of this improvement Nephi City as compared with having turned over our plant on the contract offered, at not less than a hun It cost the dred thousand dollars. approximately $10,000.00 to muke the Improvement and the increased revenue from the plant will more than balance this off in less than five years. 2nd The improvement in our wat er works system: For many years prior to the beginning of the pre sent administrations term of office, tax-paye- PREVENTS INFECTION The greatest discovery in flesh healing is the marvelous Borozone, a preparation that comes in liquid and powder form. It is a combination treatment that not only purifies the wound of germs that cause infection but it heals the flesh with extraordinary speed. Bad wounds or cuts which take weeks to heal with the ordinary liniments mend quickly under the powerful influence of this wonderful remedy. Price (liquid) 30c, 60c and 11.20. Powder 30c and 60c. Sold by tax-paye- tax-paye- rs Mrs. S. J. Shaw returned to Tuesday after a weeks visit with her parents in this city. Lyn-ndy- vv IN; "n. - m wi k VP- m mw - .mm m a- m Always comtoetaDie ana cneery in coldest winter weather with ass. r- - mmw 1 m a "Til!,mm POLE'S ORIGINAL HOT BLAST HEATER ktX 1 of Irs famous Hot CUtJ. hiril vrnif lurl. (See Bli3t . a . .1 tnc recommend thf remarkable beater to mose wno want unhesitatingly mr today. li-Irt showym ove made. LWl accept a t .nd moK consumes the valuable that ... vomDustion is guamntiu- UE stove 1 ..! ,--. --! fuel gases by means r,n-.a r a 1 ,4 sub-Ut-w. Scjd By COOPER PYPER COMPANY OW-E'E- N l, Mrs. J. R. Downs, returned honin Tpesday after a weeks visit with her daughters in Salt Lake and Provo. S. T. Vickers, returned home Tues day after spending a few days in Salt Lake City. Dr. and Mrs. N. J. Rees went Salt Lake Monday for a' couple days visit. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR to of MASKS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Garrett ot Lehl, were visiting with relatives in Nephi Monday. Mr. Garrett is teach ing in the Lehi High School this year. COLORED PAPER Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Greenwood, motored to Salt Lake Wednesday, where Mr. Greenwood will attend the Teachers convention. Wm. Foote, returned Monday to his ranch in Western Utah, after visiting his family in this city the past weak. PLACE CARDS Mrs. Hyrum Haynes, went to Salt Lake Tuesday where she will receive medical treatment. Mrs. Haynes ha8 suffered greatly the past few months with her eyes. Mr. Haynes went up Wednesday to be with her during an operation that will be performed today AND EVERYTHING NEEDED FOR SUCCESFUL HALLOW-E-E- PHONE 43 FORFEITURE SALE NOTICE LUNT PHARMACY CO. $20,000.00. As this matter is before the Court for adjustment, on a suit brought by States Land Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct. 11. 1923 United To Whom It May Concern Notice Is hereby given that the State ot Utah has filed in this pffice lists of lands, selected by the saia State, under section 6 of the Act oi Congress, approved July 16, 1894. as Indemnity School lands viz: Sec. SWV4. Sec. 14, WV4 SE SE NW14 NEtt; 15; NEVi NWV4 Sec. 23; T 16 S. R 1 B. Salt Lake Meridian and SE Vi NW M. i Sec. 27; NW SW4; SE Sec 28, T. NE Stt NW; 15 S., R. 1 E. Salt Lake Meridian, nnniea of said lists, so far as they relate to said tracts by descriptive subdivisions, hav been conspicuously nnated in this office for inspection by any person Interested and by the pub NW; S-- SW; NE, lie ImDrovement now The snlendld being made in the paving of our aln street. Is the result of perslst- effort on the part of the present administration to induce the county and Federal Government to pro- ride means for such purpose, witn-ohaving to call directly on the taxMore than $60,0Da vers for same. 00.00 or approximately 80 per cent of the entire costs of this improve ment will be paid from Federal Aid nd County funds. Wa commend the administration on Its determined stand against ask ing the taxpayers to issue bonds to cover any part of the cost of the extensive improvements that have been made. While It has necessitat ed a limited Increase in our tax lev ies during the time the Improvements rere being made. It has not placed Don us a 20 year burden, the inter tat on which would have at least doubled the cost of the Improvements We feel that on the showing made we are fully Justified In asking the support of all voter for the candi dates to be nominated at this con Renort of the resolution commltt and approved by the Republican lit Convention. Adves-tinM-tit- ) HIS CON- CERN OF ART SUTHERLAND. DECEASED. You are hereby notified, that I have expended during the last four years work in, labor and Improve ments: Two thousand dollars upon the Lucky Strike Group of Lode Mining Claims, situated in the Spring Creek Mining district, Juab County. State of Utah. The locatioi) certifi cates of said claims is found of record in the office ot tha Recorder ot said county. In order to hold said claims, under the provisions of Section 2324, ot the Revised Statutes of the U. S. and the amendment thereto approved House Bill number 4813, concerning annual labor upon mining claims. And if within 90 days after tha publication thereof, you fall or refuse to contribute your proportion of such which expenditure, as a amounts to one thousand dollars. ($1,000.00) your Interest in said group ot claims, will become the property of the subscriber, your who made the required expenditure. J. B. THOMAS. Idapah, Tooele County, Utah State ot Utah generally. nurine the Deriod of publication OI thin notice. or any time thereafter, and before final approval and certi- ncation. under departmental regul ations of April 25, 1907, protest or contests against the claim of the State to any of the tracts or budoiv islnna hereinbefore, described on the ground that the same is more valuable for mineral than tor agricultural purposes, will be received and noteo for report to the General Land Offi Countv of Tooele. Sworn and subscribed before me ce at Washington, D. C Failure so to protest or contest, within the time this 6th day ot July, 1923 noecified. will be considered suffici JACQUES J. GERSTER, character Notary Public, Gold Hill, Utah. ent evidence of My commission expires May 27th of the tracts and the selectons there 1924. objec-tlfrom free otherwise of, being First publcatinn Aug. 31st. 1923. will be approved to the State. Last Publication Nov. 30th. 1923. ELI F. TAYLOR, Register 8now Effective Barricade. First publication October 19 ,1923. of rifle shots To test er, I non-miner- al n, the adverse claimants against City, we pledge our candidates to be nominated by this convention, if elected, to complete the adjudication of this water right at the earliest Last pub. Nov. 16, 1923. possible date, and if the amount of water found to be owned by the At Least, a Few Have. to supply its City Is insufficient a man has risen to the occn Many needs, so that water takers may be slon by sitting down after he has said furnished promptly the water they H he burl tn ssv. Tnlerto HlaOe. are required to pay for and the City protected against the danger of fire, to take immediate steps to procure such additional water as may b necessary for this purpose. 3rd The, Improvements on our streets: (Paid Political THE ADMINISTRATOR, HEIRS, OR WHOM IT MAY Serial No. 033499 TO the water supply in our system had been insufficient to supply the needs of our citizens. Every day during the summer seasons our water system was drained, so that water users in the greater part of the city were unable to get the water they were barged and required to pay for; the City was constantly subjected to the danger of fire, and our system was rapidly going to pieces through the strain put upon the ser vice pipes in their alternate filling and emptying. Previous councils had expended large sums of money in procuring water sources and devel oping water to provide the badly needed additional supply, but it remained for the preesnt administration to arrange for the taking of such water in to our distributing system. This was done by laying an additional flow pipe from our main tanks up to the canyon the required dis tance at a cost of aboit $7,000.00. It is true there is a controversy about the exact amount of water owned by the City, other parties having laid claim to a part of the water thought to be the City's prohas perty, but the administration taken the necessary steps to determine and protect the rights of the in such water, the value of which, as contended by the ad verse claimants, is said to be around f, PARTIES LUNT PHARMACY CO. SICKLY, PEEVISH CHILDREN Children suffering from intestinal worms are cross, restless and unhealthy. There are other symptoms, however. If the child is pale, has dark rings under the res, bad breath and takes no interest in ay, it is almost a certainty that worms are eating away its vitality. The surest remedy for worms is White's Cream Vermifuge. It is positive destruction to the worms but harmless to the child. Price 35c. Sold by vonf Inn. N IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU ut x. fa Miss Lois Lunt Wednesday for a couple of days visit. well Let our bank handle your account we will be glad to serve you in NEPHI, UTAH. S, ran THE VOTERS LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF NEPHI CITY went to Fillmore TO HE CHOOSES FOR HIS DEPOSITS. TIMES-NEW- penetration now walls six feet six Inches thick were erected In France. Rifles were flred at a distance of 55 yards. In etch case the bsll was stopped at a penetration of five snd a half feet. Free! Free! Free! Stoves & Ranges Special all this Month Wc are giving two pieces of High Grade Copper ware, worth from $3.00 to $6.25 absolutely FREE to every purchaser of one of our High Grade Universal or Charter Oak Ranges. A complete line of Heaters and Hot Blasts at moderate prices. SEE OUR WINDOWS KENDALL BROS. |
