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Show The Page Four - .. " ' " Nephi, Utah s, A duplicate shall be made of each slip or notice, all of which duplicates shall be delivered to the Treasurer of Nephi City by said city electrician on or before 10:00 R. M. on the 1st day of each and. every month following said readings. RESOLUTION The rules, regulations, and resolutions heretofore 20 Per Cent Discount on all by the City Council of Nephi City to govern Watkins Products purchased from passed assessment and collection of moneys for services my home. Cash orders only. We the have a good supply of fly spray. from the Nephi City Electric Light System are hereby rescinded and the rules and regulations hereIvor H. Sudweeks. inafter passed shall govern the service, assessment moneys for service rendered by, Try our pop- and collection of said SPECIAL system, and for disconnection ular summer coal, $5.25 per ton. through, or from Also, oiled pea coal, $4.50 per ton therefrom. at Stowell's Coal Yard, 97 West i Discount. Payment The amount computed to be due the city shall be paid by each and every user of electricity (owner or tenant) to the Treasurer of Nephi City at the City Hall on and between the 1st and the 12th days of each and every month following the reading of said meters. Xo all users paying the current bill during said period, the treasurer shall allow a discount of ten (10) per cent. All persons who pay said bills after the 12th of the month following the reading of the meter shall pay the full amount of said reading to said City Treasurer. 4. RULES AND REGULATIONS OF FLOAT MATERIAL, Samples NEPHI CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT R. C. Braithwaite. and prices. AND SYSTEM Phone 293W. 295 E 2 N. Center, Phone - i yC ' 40. tf All kinds BUY NOW AND SAVE The and City Council of Nephi City by of coal. Pea Coal $4.50 ton. Phone virtue of Mayor the power given to them in Sections 696 to 85J. Dee Jarrett. 702, inclusive of the Revised Ordinances of Nephi City of 1931, hereby establish the following rules and reg,T- HOME FOR RENT Inquire ulations which shall govern the service of electric Mrs. S. P. Nielsen. energy to users, and assessment and collection of for services rendered by the Nephi City Second hand grain moneys FOR SALE Electric Light Plant and System, and particularly as bags, 10c each. New Calcutta, 15c follows: each. See Lee Jackman, Levan. 1. Read Meters Time. UTAH HIDE & TALLOW CO. We The Nephi City Electrician shall on and between will call for and pay highest pri-- j the 22nd and 30th days of each and every month ces for dead and useless horses, hereafter read each and every electric meter in cows, sheep, hogs, hides, pelts furs Nephi City. and wool. Phone Sp. Fork 88. 2. Assessment and Notice. Said electrician shall at the time of reading FOR SALE One Canvas Elevator apron, 9 ft. canvas table each meter, write the reading of said meter and the Apron. Practically new. Both for amount of electricity consumed through said meter upon a slip or notice; that he shall direct said notice $12.00. See Dean Sidwell. to the owner of the premises on which said meter Miss Mary Nielsen returned to ' APRICOTS ARE READY at is located or the tenant in possession of the same, and Mona Sunday after a visit in WHITINGS. (New trees) 75c per thereon make a computation of the amount due Utah. Oasis Will last' until July 25. Nephi City for the current passing through said bushel. meter since the last reading of said meter. He shall Mrs. Lucille Johnson of Oakley,' then deliver said notice or slip personally to the Idaho is a guest at the home of Mr. Unofficial Umpire person in possession of the said meter or premises and Mrs. Vern Carter. j Two Lake Erie college girls had on which located or leave the same in a door of the an unofficial umpire during a tennis house upon said premises. Clark Newell left last Thursday, match on the college courts at for the Eastern States mission. 3. Rates. Painesville, Ohio. The umpire was The rates to be charged and under which .said . I'll . it U i , J .MbW a that studied their de shall be made are as follows: fn urhara- cho 1C strokes M,,iUll, Plaocant 1U1 OdtU . ,11,1 an adjoining hockey computation from visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Rowe. 5. Delinquents. The City Treasurer shall on and between the 13th and 24th days of each and every month post her books and therefrom make a list of all persons who failed to pay their electric service bill as read during the preceding month and said persons shall be known as delinquents. wf -- 5 j ' Mona News a . . I A .T A half-grow- n XV. V field. - ..v J: '7 f t " .( Miss Elma Carter will represent Mona at the Ute Stampede. The Kay reunion will be held Saturday July 13, in Provo canyon. All members of the family are urged to attend and bring their lunches. Mrs. W. H. Summers and daughter Wilma are visiting with relatives in Salt Lake City this week. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Nielsen and family visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mathis in Price last Sunday. Miss Elaine Nielsen, who has been visiting in Price, returned home with them. Mrs. Verda Hayes returned to her home in Los Angeles after visiting! her relatives in Mopa. While she was here the Kay family spent the day at Camp Dadand-So- n in Salt Creek canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Newton spent Tuesday in Provo. The Fourth of July celebration in Mona started with a parade rep- 1,1 i- - is and the Seven fiilics el Clio la ."l) Don Francisco Vasqucz lc Coronmlo left north Mcict, lc:niii4 a :inl of cxtoi:il tlic to wiKIcriioss iiii!o:ovn Spanish into llic Knlish Pil empire Iv half a continent. Before at lMyinoutli Rock, Coroiiudo and grim! iir.-- t his sueee- - ors hail liuilt a royal palace in Santa Fc '7( tJ cllow-a.lvcnlnrc- lan-.Ie- southern Arizona, Kew Mexico, visiting l Gran Canyon, Taof, ami on across the Texas pan-hand- le into Kansas Coronado and his army failed to fa'ded '"Seven Cities of Cibola," and considered their expedition a failure because they did not find "old. lstit tne lirae exi doits of Coronaiio and liis men will he cel. lnated in a sco of i oniinunities in New Mexico. Arizona. Colorado. and ntlirr Mate in 19t0. and hundreds o other communities in Today the mountain states are united by telephone wire which speed unr oice in a s;lit second over mountains, lie- i ts and plains . . . va, I expanses which bind needed months to Iraver.-e-. Although Coronado did not ili eoer the "A'H-- Cities of Cibola," toda vour oiee mav be hurled over the seven sea. Tele; iiioive liionccrni" anil rest in n have blazed trail to hi in oii a erviee which c; meets with 93 per cent r ll . ' me itn .pi lones in the world. ui ait tlie.-- e Coro-nado- "s . . , I . . I r-- mBBBy. .- . . -- M3T.S he McunTa-- . c- i r-r t le.ep .cnc tr le.egrapn . - -- v-- WW." mu ,'n u. mtii!iM'iiViffnLr"inB j I Drive in at the Pep lign for finest products and better service 88-Vic- o Historic Oil Study Historians are studying the old pits on Oil creek in Pennsylvania to determine how oil was used by the Indians, the French and the English. THE TIMES - NEWS B. GIBSON .... Editor. Manager Js. fjt?)l PPSq) e Inc. 10 kwh. Minimum charge of $1.00 Next 20 kwh at 6 cents per kwh. Next 140 kwh. at 3 cents per kwh. Balance at 2 cents per kwh. Note: Where chicken coops are lighted through residential meter the above rate is as follows: Minimum of $1.00 including 10 kwh. Next 20 kwh at 6 cents per kwh. Balance at 3 cents per kwh. (This rate applies from October 1st to March 31st. During the balance of the year the 2 cents per kwh. rate applies.) No. 2. Commercial Light rate. Minimum charge of $1.00 includes 10 kwh. Next 50 kwh. at 8 cents per kwh. Balance at 6 cent per kwh. No. 3. Commercial Power and Heat Rate. Minimum charge of $1.00 includes 25 kwh. Balance at 3 cents per kwh. No. 4. Commercial Combination Rate. Minimum charge of $5.00 includes 100 kwh. Next 100 kwh at 5 cents per kwh. Next 200 kwh at 4 cents per kwh. Next 1300 kwh. at 3 cents per kwh. All above 1700 at 3 cents per kwh. Min. based on charge of 30 cents per month for each 60 watts of installed lighting. No. 5. Chicken Coop rate. Minimum charge of $1.00 includes 20 kwh. Balance at 5 cents per kwh. No. 6. Neon Sign rate Separate Meter. Minimum charge of $2.00 per month including 30 kwh. Balance at 6 cents per kwh. On motors less than 5 H. P. minimum charge of 50 cents per H. P. Allowed to draw at regular rate: First 25 kwh. at 4 cents; Balance at 3c per kwh. On motors above 5 H. P. minimum charge of $1.00 per H. P. Allowed to draw at regular rate: First 25 kwh at 4 cents per pwh. Bal. at 3c per kwh. dancing. The Mothers club held its first meeting Tuesday July 2nd, under DISTRICT LAND OFFICE, SALT the direction of Pres. Isabel NewLAKE CITY, UTAH, ton. Mrs. Cannon gave the first May 13, 1940 lesson. Prenatal care. 21 ladies atNotice is hereby given that on tended. Refreshmenets were serv- February 25, 1937, Osborn Young, ed to all. whose address is given as Mona, Utah, filed application Salt Lake NOTICE City 061865 under section 8 of the The undersigned will receive seal- Taylor Grazing Act of June 28, ed bids for the purchase of the 1934 (48 Stat. 1269) as amended residence east of the Juab High by the act of June 26, 1936 (49 School known as the Christensen Stat. 1976), to select the SWHSW'i home. Sec. 27, NttNE. SHSEVi, Sec. 28, The bid to include the removal of T. 11 S.. R. 1 E., S. L. M., Utah all buildings, fences and founda- in exchange for the NE'iSW'i, tions. All basements or holes to SEH Sec 33, T. 8 S., K. 5 W., S. L. be filled and the property to be left M., Utah, privatelv owned land. level and clean This notice is for the purpose of Bids to be In the hands of the allowing all persons claiming the Clerk by July 26, 1940, at 12 oclock selected land, or having bona ime noon. objections to the proposed exchange The terms of the sale will be cash an opportunity to Hie their protests, upon acceptance of bid and the or other objections, In this oltiee, owner reserves the right to reject together with evidence that a copy of such protest or objection has any or all bids. Board of Education of Juab been served on tne applicant wnn School District. in 30 days from the date of the John E. Lunt, Clerk. first publication of this notice. Dates of publication July 4 and 11, A. S. BROWN, 1940. Register Dates of publication: June 13, 20, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 27. and July 4. 1940. SECTION 675 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF NEPHI CITY IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTOF 1931. Be it ordained, by the City Coun RICT COURT IN AND FOR JUAB cil of Nephi City that Section 675 COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH of the Revised Ordinances of Nephi W. C. ANDREWS Plaintiff, City of 1931 is hereby amended to vs read: Section 1: It shall be unlawful G. M. WHITMORE. and G. M. for any person or persons, corpora WHITMORE as Trustees of stocktion or firm to erect, maintain or holders of the Nephi Salt Mining an operate any circus, do(? and pony and Manufacturing Company, show, shooting extinct corporation: all unknown corgallery, pin and ball alley, or nine stockholders of said extinct unand ten pin alley or any other poration, and all other persons game or noisy exhibition upon any known claiming any right, title, street or public property of Nephi estat or interest in. or lien upon City without the consent of the the leal property described in the complaint adverse to the plaintiff's City Council. Section 2. This ordinance shall ownership, or clouding plaintiffs 1 V.a Ct U .4 . . Aik T..I.. title thereto. tils. t.T i r.uiin wi7 ulii un; ' i", tfUljr, Defendants. as tne council deems it a. u. ivw. SUMMONS necessary for the immediate preservation of peace and safety In this The State of Utah to said Defen dants:- community. You are hereby summoned to Passed this 3rd dnv of July, A. D. 1910. nt'oenr within twenty days aner the service of this summons upon Dr. P. L. Jones, vou if served within the county Mavor in which this action is brought; Attest: K. K. Garrett. otherwise within thirty days after service, and defend the above enCity Recorder. titled action; and In case of your ss. ) filure so to do, judgment will be Countv of Juab rendered against you according to ) City of Nephi of the complaint I, E. R. Cnrrett. city recorder the demand in and for said Nephi City, State of which has been filed with the Clerk Utah, hereby certify that the fore of said Court. This action is brought to recover going Is a full, true and correct copy of an ordinance entitled AN a judgment quieting plaintiffs tit ORDINANCE AMENDING SECT le in and to the following describ in Jual TON 675 OF THE REVISED OR ed real estate situated DI NANCES OF NEPHI CITY 1931 County, Utah, to wit Lots 1 and 2; and the South-eas- t pnssed by the city council of Nephi Quarter cf Section 32. ' City and approved by the mayor Township 12 South. Range 2 July 3, 1910, o the same appears on file and or record In my or East. Salt Lake Meridian. P. N ANDERSON. fice. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF WITNESS my hand and the eor r,rate sen) of saidA. D. Nrphl City this P. O. ADDRESS: Venice Hulldlng, 1940. 3rd dav of July, Nenhi. Utah E. R. GARRETT City Recorder. Dates of publication: June 6, 13, 20 and 27, and July , iwj. Seal merry-go-roun- Stations Everywhert in Utah and Idaho Wrist watches are suffering from the latest flu epidemic in England. Watch repairers are kept busy. One who made inquiries of his customers found that the owners of the watches had nearly all had Post-offic- find the - Watches Suffer resenting the different organiza- Published at Nephi, Juab County tions after which there were races Entered as for the children. East and West side Utah, each Thursday. ball team played during the after- second class matter at the noon followed by races, games and at Nephi, Utah, under the act Crorf.-in- g the No. 1. d, List of Delinquents. The City Treasurer shall on or before the 24th day of each month deliver to the City Recorder of Nephi City, said list of delinquents. 7. Notice of Delinquency and Disconnection. The City Recorder shall on or before the 27th day of said month in which the list is received from the Nephi City Treasurer by mail send a notice to the address of the delinquent in Nephi City in substance and effect that if delinquenices are not paid on or before the 5th day of the following month, the City Electrician of Nephi City, will without further notice on and between the 6th and the 9th days of the following month disconnect the service from Said notice shall provide that the delinquents. Nephi City shall not be liable for any damage or loss incurred by disconnections made pursuant to these rules and regulations. 8. Disconnection list. The City Treasurer shall from the last prepared list of delinquents on the 6th day of the following month deliver to the City Electrician of Nephi City, the remaining names of said delinquent list who had not by the 5th of said month paid their delinquencies. 9. Disconnection. The City Electrican shall, on and between the 6th and 9th days of each month after August 1, 1940, without further notice to the delinquents sever their connections with service from the Nephi City Electric Light Plant and System. 10. Reconnection. 6. I ' July 4, T940 Thursday, CLASSIFIED t" '"7 . Times-New- After the disconnection of the service from the Nephi City Electric Light Plant and System has been made in accordance with the foregoing rules and regulations, no further electrical service shall be given by or through the electric light plant and system of this City to any delinquent applying for the use of electrical service to the same premises until all delinquencies are paid plus a reconnection charge-o50 cents to the Treasurer of Nephi City, Utah. Upon the payment of all delinquencies plus 50 cents reconnection charge, the City Treasurer shall issue to the person making said payment a receipt therefor, upon which shall be a direction to the City Electrician of Nephi City to reconnect said premises with the service from the Nephi City Electric Light Plant and System. It shall be the duty of the City Electrician of Nephi City to make reconnections during the hours of 6:00 A. M. and 6:00 P. M. every day in the year save and except holidays and Sundays. The reconnection of said premises shall be made within 24 hours after receipt of said notice if received during a week day. The adoption of the foregoing rules and regulations of the Nephi City Electric Light Plant and System were moved by Councilman Ostler, seconded by Councilman Johnson, and passed upon roll call as follows: Counilman: William Burton, yes; D. E. Ostler, yes; H. C. Crane, yes; C. W. Johnson, yes. Roy Bowles absent. Passed and approved this 20th day of June, A. D. f 1940. DR. P. L. JONES, Attest: Mayor I5F5IDFS LIKING THIS TOWN as if it was part of mo, I'm out to make progress. So I've got plenty at slake in asking you I'll to come here for a Conoco Mile-Dia- l, give you absolutely free. can't lie about the YOUR MILE-DIAreal mileage you get from my Conoco Hronz-z-- z gasoline. 1 bank on the .straight true mileage figures you'll register on thU Mile-DiI've got here for you free as air. I'll put it on the dash in half n .second. It's quite a sport ir.y customers say, to let the Mile-Dia- l keep close tnba on their Conoco Jironz-z-- z mileage. They like to do it, even when they've always been so Biiti.sfied they never bothered before. THEY CAN NOW COMPARE their L Z ' Jif ! ' i; 1 YOU CAN KEEP CHECKING on your free Conoco till you've got the plainest answer about mileage. Not just a lot of words I Mile-Diz -- i they can keep checking underfill conditions, to get their honest average, nnd no mistakes. z I?ronz-z-- " ' and country mileage on Conoco city lironz-z-find Jironz-z-- s i ' t - Hfi ' Tk W X!v Yf ) -- J s k if Mile-Dia- l, 7 e might say, lrocnu.se with your you get act u d mileage figures to see. You've get to fidmit that tho Conoco Mile-Digives the consumer the nnswer that really count, " hiih is mileage. Anil whit'll bo al more fun than dialing your Conoco I'.ronz-z-mileage on any Fourth of July C4V' tr p you taker rio drive in to my station today, before I n.ight run eliort, and let me put on your Conoco Mile-DiALL I RLE, A V, i k z V iS GASOLINE i 1 I V |
