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Show r Nephi j Nephi f'The Wheat City"! Nephi, Juab County, The Times, Vol. 17, No. 52 NEPHI CITY BUDGET NEW OFFICIALS Utah-4xida- December 30th, 1927. y, : EtlE CARE By BE PASSED SATURDAY The News, Vol. LAST MINUTE RALLY JUSTmUMANS - IS APPROVED; WILL TAKE OVER CITY The Wheat City" f ' JANUARY TERM GIVES NEPHI H. S. DISTRICT COURT LEAD OVER WEST H. e'McClure Newspaper Syndicate: AFFAIRS MONDAY Present City Administration Meet Saturday Evening To Finish Year's Business; Approve Mayor's Bond. The incoming city administration will meet Monday noon, and take over the affairs of Nephi City, for the coming two years. The new officials are: Mayor, Harry Beagley; councilmen, Charles R. Jenkins, J. Walter Paxman, C. W. Johnson, G. R. Judd: recorder, Martha E. Vick ers, and Mrs. Leah Chase treasurer. Mr. Judd is the holdover, ' The present city council will hold the last meeting of their term Saturday evening, at which meeting they will finish up the year's business and get the affairs ready for turning over to the incoming city administ ration Monday noon. The present city officials will approve the inconi ing Mayor's bond at the meeting Sat urday evening. The following are the committee assignments for the years 1928-2Johnson, Judd, Judiciary Paxman Electric lights-Jud- d, Hobbs, Judd, Hobbs; Waterworks Paxman; Streets and Highways Paxman, Hobbs, Jenkins; Police and City Prison Jenkins, Hobbs, John son; Public Grounds and City Prop erty Johnson, Jenkins, Judd; Fin ance Paxman, Judd, Jenkins Printing, License and Elections' Jenkins, Hobbs, Johnson; Sanitation and Inspection Judd, Johnson, PaxHobbs, Johnson, man; Library Jenkins. 9: Pax-man- EXCELLENT PROGRAM BY FRIDAY GIVEN g An' excellent pro was gram presented in the high school Friday afternoon by Nephi students attenldng colleges of Utah, home-comin- 2. U. A. C. N. H. S. Band Program, Lee Bailey, presiding. (a) Message from Glen Worthing- ton by Boyd Burton. Herman icCune (b) Song (c) U. A. C. Song. Mildred (d) Vocal quartette Sperry. Wanda Garrett, Lois Lunt and Itha Parkes. 3. B. Y. U. program, LeGrande Mangelson, presiding. (a) Musical selection Wanda Petty Clarence Gowers (b) Song (c) Violn and cello duet, Joy and Verda Batchelor. (d) College Song. " V V 4. U. of U. program, Verda Rub sell presiding. (a) Song .... Vera Bracken, Ida Chase, Leona Peterson and Verda Russell. Ida Chase (b) Song After the program a basketball game was played in the Gymnasium between the Alumni going to college and Alumni not in school. The college students won having two points more than the other side. Club Members Entertain Husbands at Xmas Party ir The members of the Social 'Companions club entertained their husbands at a Christmas party lust Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smith. A ChrUtmas tree was arranged and all present were the recipients of Christmas presents. Music and games were enjoyed dur basket Dainty ing the evening. luncheon was nerved to those pres- ent. I DOC WISE fj 1 r m rn I electric light department, $14,000.-00- ; water works dept., $9,000.00; streets and highways,, $4,100.00; police department, $1,500.00; public library, $1,500.00; with the other departments taking up the balance of the $45,000.00. LOSS OF BONUS FACED BY 2000 ' ('' KNOW It ' Sf " re&Ki'' Jurymen Selected To Serve During the Opening Term; Eight Criminal Cases To Be Tried. . The January term of the District Belliston played well but was un able to locate the basket. Beckstead court will open in this city, on and Moore played well for the Pan Tuesday January 3rd, at 2 o'clock thers. p. m. with Judge Thos. H. Burton on the bench. .The court calendar west has been prepared by county clerk ft. T. F P. J. H. Vickers, and contains eight 0 0 0 0 Corbett. f criminal cases and a number of 1 0 1 Brenon, f civil suits. 1 3 Moore 0 Criminal Calendar ' 3 5 c 12 Beckstead, No, State of Utah vs Robert 278, 0 1 0 Nobles, g o Westberg, Stealing Automobile 0 0 Calder, g No. 22. State of Utah vs Jay Ste0 2 Anderson, g l wart, Parole, order to bring in De fendent. 4 20 8 8 Totals K jffmmf '' , ' No. 28 State of Utah" Clarence N. Loughney, Arson, Demanded for NEPHI ii, i. in. Hi -. iufi "SHE HAS GIVEN UP PLAVINQ THE PIANO SINCE INTO MOURNING, HASN'T "YES. SHE ONLY PLAYS THE BJ- AC.K KEYb NOW." 8HE?'.. SHE WENT McCune, f Blackett, f Belliston, c Ostler, "g !....; Phillips, g Schofleld, f DAIRY POSSIBILITIES JAMES PHILLIPS IS 0 2 0 OF EAST JUAB LOOKED AWARDED AN EAGLE OVER BY SPECIALIST i SCOUT BADGE SUNDAY A Scout Court of Honor was held Wednesday and. Thursday of this week Mr. H. R. Lochey of the West- In connection with the regular men ern More than 2000 Dairy Division of the U. S. D. A. meeting at the South Ward Church in Utah have only until midnight visited East Juab County and with Sunday evening. James Phillips, son ' Dec. 31, to make application, for Tfoo-ithei- - soldier t bonus certificates,' ac with H.vn hnnnri hn--4 awarded dairymen in the- Communities J ,"' T. H. cording to Dr. Li. j. Paul, utan at of Levan, Nephi and Mona. Burton, having success Judge rector of the U. S. Veterans' bureau. The chief aim of this visit was tqi fully passed the required tests for .The certificates which are a fully assist the milk producers with sug- this Supreme Scout honor. Wallace paid 20 year endowment insurance gestions on bettering the quality of Garrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joha $1000 to this policy, averaging from product and of increasing the Garrett was awarded three merit $1200 each, have been applied for badges at the same meeting. men quantfty. on by over 20,000 Utah There are now three Eagle Scouts and costs production Figures in the state. Dr. Paul stated. from the results of 18,000 in Juab Stake, two coming from the taken The amount of the policy is de- cows secured thru cow testing as South ward troop. termined by the length of service sociations were to show the Judge T. H. Burton, Stake Scoutquoted during the war, one dollar a day efficiency of production and profits master Paul E. Booth, and Scoutbeing granted for home service and of the high producing cows. Cows master, Clarence Warner, composed $1.25 per day for duty overseas. only 100 lbs. of butterfat the Court of Honor. Dr. Paul declared that anyone producing showed a feed cost of $36.00 per year who served during the war, up to and a possible profit of $10.00' per and including the rank of captain, head while cows producing double County Commissioners was eligible for a policy and may or 200 lbs. of butterfat did so at a To Meet Saturday obtain an application blank from cost of $47.00 giving a vof profit any American Legion post in the The high producers, or ones state or from the veteran bureau $42.00. The board of county commission400 lbs. fat did so at a producing in the Boston building. cost of $69.00 and showed a headquarters profit ers will meet Saturday, December 31 for the purpose of passing the bud of $106.00 Encouragement to secure better get ordinance for the expenditures TO HOLD the coming year. They will also grades of high producing cows glvtn for for take care of any unfinished busiitess and two ways recommended PARTY JANUARY 14TH doing it. First, to eocure better sires for the present year. from high producing stock to cross on cows now on hand, and Second, best if no grain Is feed in connection Or If cows must to secure heifers or cows from areas with alfalfa hay. The installation of the new'otti where tests have been made to show stand out in the cold and drink cers of the Nephi Klwanls club will the production quality of the ani- thru a hole in the ice. , take place on January mals. To improve quality, Mr. Lochey 14th. Th-- event will be in the form Better Feeding, better housing, says Keep milk cans out of the held of a "ladies night" and will be and more complete sanitary measures barn or stable. Strain milk thru a at the Forrest hotel. A banquet and was stressed as means of improv- wire and disk instead of a cloth. dancing party, with a program of ing quality and increasing quantity Wash cans with a brush and hot musical entertainment and speeches of products. water. Use covered pails for milk will be held. Gilbert Bailey, who Do not expect cows to d.i their Ing. has been the vice president for the past year Is the president for the coming year. ce KUANS : 0 0 0 1 1 .1 4 0 5 7 10 7 Nephi 4 ... 2 4 2 8 4 5 12 Felony. 20 21 lary.' Local News Items Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ostler of Ogden are visiting relatives and A very pleasant and enjoyable time Utah, was given last night at the South friends In Nephl this week. Ward Relief Hall, by the officers of J. W. Olpln, manager of the Nephl the Primary Association, compliinen Mercantile company, was in Salt tary to .Mrs. Robert Lomax, who re Lake City the first of the week on cently was released from the presi business connected with the store. Association the of Primary dency and to the teachers. The evening Wilford Belliston and Joseph was spent In songs, readings, and for Los games, at the close of which, delic Greenhalgh left Wednesday were served Angeles where they Twill enjoy a ious refreshments short vacation. They accompanied About fifty people were present. cattle, which was shipped by James Andrews. Chevrolet Motor company are announcing a new Chevrolet January 1st, Jn his week's Issue of The Times-NewThe ad says: "When Neplil Ward see R you will say, "Only GenVocal solo Evelyn Brough you produce such a car Ida Powell eral Motors could Reading Low Chevrolet at Prices." Rex Chrlstensen Cornet solo Mrs. Will L. Hoyt Retold story Mrs. Joseph Belliston entertained Tuesday evening In honfr of her The evening was Xorth Ward granddaughters. Vocal solo Clarence Gowers spent in game and music. Refresh- Current events ........ Rulon Bracken I ments were served at 10:30 p. m.. Verona Worthlngtonsnd the remainder of the evenlnx Vocal nolo Vocal solo Hannah Schofleld ws enjoyed in slelgh-rldin- and Mrs. James Eager, who are spending the winter at Sugar City, Idaho, and visiting with re latives In Nephl during the holidays ,Mr. - - AUTO INSPECTORS ARE INSTRUCTED -- .,H, E. . Crockett. SBcretarv of state. has sent E. R.- Shaw, auto Inspector for Nephl City, complete Instructions regarding the handling of the work for the coming year. Mr. Crockett ays that there has been no material change from last year's method of The fees charged registering cars. last year will prevail during 1928, but it is announced that the new Ford cars will be in the $7.00 class owing to Increase in horse power. All auto owners are urged to get their applications in as early as pos- sile. While they can operate their cars for a couple of months, without the 192S plates, this is an expense that must be taken care of and noth ing is really gained by waiting until the last minute. Early In the year, whn the force in the office of the secretary of state Is not busy, the plates' can be sent out with prompt ness, while later there will be the usual delays - MONA 1 r. I5II Williams.' SPORTSMEN STAGE RABBIT HUNT Mona sportsmen staged a big rab bit hunt last Tuesday and with twen ty hunters, succeeded in slaughter ing two hundred and eleven rabbits The South side hunters bagged 115 while the North side men got 96 The losers are putting on a big dance tonight in the recently completed Mona amusement hall. The "Blue birds" one of Nephl's popular orch is furnishing the niu.iic. Carl Eelliston Elected Captain of Hoop Team Carl nelliston, center from last hoop team, has been elected year's was down McPherson Eugene lettermcn to lead the Nephl the by from Pocatello, Idaho, for Christ high school cagers during the coming Mr his and visited mas, parents, race. Belliston is an ex He ppnnant and Mrs. Heber McPherson. scorer and Coach T. O. Dur cellent was accompanied by Louis Meeker ham looks to him for plenty of bav of Pocatello. kets this winter. Belliston Is a senior In school and Judge Thos. H. Burton left Tues an exceptionally bright student. The day aftprnoon for Salt Lake City N. II. S. team have a fine leader tbl where ho has been holding court season. He is tall and rangy and this week. He was accompanied by man. floor good Mrs. Burton, Douglas Burton. Alma Burton, and Clark Burton. Thren marriage licenses have bee Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Jensen of by County Clerk J. H. Vickers Bozeman, Montana, sre spending during the past week. On December the holiday In Nephl, at the home o 25th a license was iswued to J. H Mrs. Jensen's parents, Mr. and Mrs Miller and Maude Totter, both Orson Cazler. Goshen, Utah; A. L. Thorvaldson of Rait Lake and Noreen Butler Mr. and Mrs. C. D. spent Sprlnglttke. Bishop Thomas Bailey the Christmas holidays In Prnvo performed the ceremonies. Dec. 27t wnere they visited Obed Anderson and Louise with relntives Utah and friends. Mr. Reese is the local Tucker, both of distributor for Continent ial gaw Bishop A .K .Smith performing the ilne and oil. marriage ceremony. Rp-s- . No. 48 State of Utah vs. David j Greenhalgh, .Misdemeanor. No.- 49 State of Utah vs. Darwin Greenhalgh, Misdemeanor. The venire of jurymen who will be required to appear at Nephl for the opening of the January term of the district court is as follows: Eureka George Forcey, J. L. Nil- K. Lewis,. Robert H. Towers, son, Stanley Wilson, John L. Evans, Noah Embleton, ; D.. J. Russell, Sr.. atu?-day- Primary Officers Entertain Mrs. Lomax Thursday " , No. 45 State of Utah vs. Charles Freckleton and Sadn Rouley, Burg- Referee, Lee Bailey. ; No. 34 State of Utah vs. LeRoy Bush, Max Harper, Wm. Van Ausdal, Peter Gairford and Oren Dudley. Bench Warrant Issued. No. 39 State of Utah vs. James Culertson and Elmer J. White, 21 SCORE BY PERIODS West trial. T. F. P. new 0 (.. Totals s. pipN'T - "T-.'- t OPENS TUESDAY last-peri- goals. Mutual Programs Sunday Evening ATTEB A rtW1 HAPSTf WORDS TO MA - PA WAS THERE VXTT HE ni brilliant rally gave the Nephi high school quintet a well earned' 21' to 20 victory over' the West high five of Salt Lake last Tuesday night. Nephi High started the final period with the acore 16 to 7 against them but Scbofield, a substitute forward, soon placed his team in the lead with four field - COLLEGE STUDENTS as follows: 1. Two selections A At a meeting held Thursday, eve ning, the city council oi isepni cuy. approved the budget for expenditures for the year 1928, and the ordinance governing these expenditures wiil be drawn up by the city attorney and passed at a meeting to be held Saturday night. Harry Beagley, mayor-elec- t, and members of the incoming pity council were present at the Members of the Juab meeting. county tax committee were persent and discussed the proposed expend itures, and approved the proposed budget, providing that the tax levy for the coming year, will not be in creased, but will remain at eleven mills. The total expenditures for 1928 is set at $45,000.00, with approxi mately $17,000.00, of this amount coming from taxation, while the re mainder of the funds necessary to operate the city will be taken in from the electric light department for the sale of light and powder, from the water works department, and licenses. The expenditures for the coming year are apporttonedi as follows: 11, No. 52 L, I UUII1US U1BW W. L$. ... James E. Lunt, E. Mammoth Wheelock. .Mammoth Peck, . - - i ' At H. . James E. Lunt, R. C. W. W. Lund. T. D. Davis, M. T. How Nephl i ard, Joseph H. Greenhalgh, Edgar Park, James Andrews, H. M. Carter, Seth Mchcrson, Ernest Foote, J. R. Barnes, Andrew W. Olson, Andrew Blackett, R. H. Bracken, E. M. John Wilson, James D. Pexton.! Mona E. Alton Ellertson, Ruben Clar-idg- e, Kay. Levan R. H. Gardner, Peter ensen. Nephities Enjoy Trip To Utah's Sor- - Dixie Dr. C. W. Woodbury and family. George D. Haymond and family, and Ruesell Hawkins and family left Wednesday morning for St. George, where they will enjoy Southern Utah's tropical climate for three days. They will al?o enjoy a big race meet which la being staged on December 28th, 29th, and 30th. The big event will include horse racing, first annual livestock show, boxing, wrestling, basket ball, and dancing every night. The advertising states that Washington county, St. George city, St. George Chamber of Com merce, Dixie College, and the St. George Post of the American Legion have combined to make the race meet and livestock show an annual affair In Utah's Dixie. mid-wint- er An eighteen foot bridge Is being constructed across the hollow at fifth east and 2nd North this week. A number of years ago a foot bridge was built across the hollow at this point, but the residents of that section recently requested the city to replace the old bridge with a wider one, stating that if the city would put in the bridge they would grade up the street. "hujdsIlTphical PHIL" mt,H0T ujomM ks -- we Uvr WORD, but o rAe -- |