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Show I THE BEAVER PRESS, REAVER. - I HISTORIC RANGE MAY PRODUCE NEW TREASURES I. 1031. UTAH. FRIDAY, MAY . i FORMER RESIDENTS LEGAL NOTICES iMcGarry Investment Pnttprsnn SW1 I Co " io, o, nange 10 West ' rv . lt Acres. Melvin Mathews cjo MeOarrv t Beaver County's County Beat Paper ment Co. S 30 Acres of vfV1' By LEW MAR PRICE NWiJ of Sec. 9 Tp. 3o e " County Agent A. C. SAUNDERS, Publisher 10 West Cont. 30 Acres Utah Beaver City, a at THE PRESS is endeavoring to Notice is hereby given that Ralph Littlepage SW 0f More Squirrel Bait Ordered on the secure the names and addresses .26 S, Range 11 West, CoV'ft meeting of the directors held assessIn the Mineral Range of Moun-- j PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY 3'1 of April, 1931, an Acres. on of all former residents of Reaver 10th Mr.Allen that day reports English tains in Beaver county, a number of was levied on Peter J. Mahedy cent, 10 of ment per EM, i nmirnxlblllinennnt of readers ha nrtnal Seo please J 2.00 Per Year SUBSCRIPTION City. Will our Tp 26 S Range 11 West, con -' & the capital stock of the corporation, mining enterprises are being pushed 8quirre,3 per pound 'of send names and addresses of relato the ouce Secretary, Acres. at payable forward to develop at depth 8; government mix poison bait distri-strontives and friends, who at any Beaver, Utah. Any stock upon Arthur Woodhead EW 0f A First Class Publication Entered whoso 'buted. assessment may remain and of are tak mineralization Indications this The which resided Tp. 27 S Range 11 west, co ft here, time squirrels young In the Poatofllce in Beaver, Utah, as of May 1931, 20th Acres. on the day below. unpaid action not now and the bait names does upon, appear in the ing state, as exist i any place Second Class Mail Matter. will be delinquent and advertise-- for Ed Peterson co T. R. Gledhm i t S ihnt r.r th pat An - them is very rapid. There is no doubt Amftr aoio at mi bile, auction, ana unmss EW of Sec. 33, Tp. 29 q bi. 131 W. C. L. Skinner, Cypress 'a large percentage of the older ones ! 11 West, Cont. 160 Acres is made before, will be sold payment Calif. leiuiJO aiming vuiiijJiij. 10th day of June, 19ol, to D. T. Bresnahan SEW of get into the holes before dying, and Monrovia, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Baldwin, on the toSW, of NEW of SWWot SeVu1 Along with other Utah mining HQ are nQt counted. xhe bait na., pay the delinquent assessment, TWICE TOLD TALES areas, that of the Mineral Range been rflHtributed on the Martin place Paragonah, Utah. Downey, Idaho. gether of costs 30 S, Range 12 the with Tp. West, Com A' Walter Messinger, sale. of and expense which a historical background, has M. H. Messinger, Iona, Wash. 'during the past three weeks during J. T. TANNER, MINING CLAIMS IN Beavvi Mrs. M. E. Leach, 324 E. 17th St., reaches back to the legendary day whIch time ,.eHult8 have lmpr0ved as and Treasurer. COUNTY Secretary n Items from the Files of the Press of the rrl Con f'nlif. inn npn pioneers. It was in the Miner- - the season advanced. Creole Copper Mining Co c n n T rt..i 9 91 T 17th Office at my residence. a nwi al Range that the first lead smelter j Tho shell Bullen r'aut Twenty Years Ago This Week First publication April 24, 1931. lnt. In ,lfinI, npPnTaA hv Mr.'o and Lone Brother mining claim, v! Last publication May 15, 1931. west of the Mississippi river was opBox Will Cook. 353, be! Mrs. Mr. can and on Martin tne place Ennsn Lincoln Mining District of Bea.I.r erated. r lean Ruth. Nevada. 0ioo.v,Q,.0 i areata Cont. 15 Acres. The contractors on the city paving County Ut. REAL SALE OF OF D. A. Lamoreaux, Paragonah, NOTICE I,i . .t, The first "Darcel" of silver-lea- d tl, '"' - Date of first pub. April 10, K6X expect to commence laying concrete ores ever mined on the Pacific Coast ' 1931 ESTATE uLo, Date of last pub. May 1, 193J, infe8lation. where the infesta- next week. accordis that Notice given hereby is said by Historians to Have een;tion ,B iighter more o( the bait is , L. B. Uohn, 428 N. Harvard, Los ing to law, and pursuant to the proConstruction work on the Utah NOTICE TO WATER USERS in 1854 by Isaac Grun- liUuiv tn ho left nniit i1l7Pi1. and hence Angeles, Calif. smelted here of Section CO 5 6 of the Comand Grand Canyon Railroad was Mrs- - J' L' Brasher' De,ta' visions and who had been sent to Beaver the kill dy, amendmay not be so high. piled Laws of Utah, 1917, as shut down last week. State Engineer's Office, by Brlgham Young, president Ail of the 800 pounds of bait hasi Mr's B K Farnsworth. Fillmore, ed by Chapter 140 of the session - Salt Lake City, Utah, March i We beg leave to submit that the county deS1' the of following laws Utah, 1921, of the Mormon Church. been sold and more has been order- - Utah. . oatnto tnr which Reaver 1931. mol weekly Press is in the act of moving ' was Johnson's Notice is hereby given that Cyrus Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Black, Delta, army marching ed. This second order will arrive in Ts,v " v. our plant into the Murdock-Mans-flewo UUUI1L.T Davis, whose postofflce address Utah across the plains of Utah and Prel taxwhile the of tlme of t0 on account Deeds" pest3 get delinquent plenty Annex. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Farnsworth, Beaver, Utah, has made application dent Young wanted material for bul they are most ready to take it. will be offered for sale by the in accordance with the requirements 1747 W. 64th St., Los Angeles, Calif. es; The Robinson brothers gave a free lets, which of of County Commissioners might have to be used costs as much to maintain 22 of Session Laws of Utah, 1919 to C. Robinson, 1020 S. 10th, Board It the Mrs. J. dance to the town last Monday night against the invading hosts. : Grundy Beaver County, Utah, at the front 1929 incl. to as one sheep, so on a 40 East, Salt Lake City, Utah. appropriate 3.0 c f squirrels in Court of the house, door County which naturally was well attended. of water from South Fork Adobd went to what was afterwards known acre tract with 22 Mrs. Lacy Thompson, 319 E. 1st to the Utah Beaver squirrels Beaver City, County, N., Provo, Utah. E. E. Cowdell & Son have Just ad- as the Rollins and Lincoln mine and acre one Is Gth day of May Yard Slough in Beaver County, Utah losing enough to main E. on Wednesday, the 560 Said water is to be diverted at 1 6th Howard Farnsworth, sevconded an ice cream stand to their 1931, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. getting out some ore, he smelted tain 40 sheep. Rome people telf usjLogan, Utah point which bears N. 1725.3 ft and of said to sent day. eral tons of bullion, which he fectionery department. Mrs Dewey Thorley, (Cedar City, E. 1697.4 ft. from the SW cor Sw sheep are of no value now, but w estate of real of these parcels Any 21. T. 29 S.. R. 7 W., S. L. B. '& M' The Murdock Academy students Salt Lake where it was molded into challenge them to prove that they Utah. may be redeemed at any time before and there used from Ut. L. A. is Lynndyle, who Farnsworth, credited bullets. Crundy, are to open up their elegant new line January 1st to the taxes, interest December are worth as little as the squirrels. Mrs. J. T. Staley. Coalville, Utah. the sale by paying 31st inc). of each year for costs to the and of ladies' and gents' furnishings with being the pioneer of lead emelt-in- g County fish Mrs. Rowena Wilde, Coalville, Ut. penalty raising purposes. After having on the Pacific Coast, died in 1891 Plans Offered for Disease Control Treasurer of Beaver County, Utah. Monday. The Murdock building on Ora Gale, Moab, Utah. reser- been so used the water is released it Commissioners The County at Utah. Minersvllle, a point N. 1725.3 ft. and E. 1612 i Arlow Gale, Clear Lake, Utah. the east side of Main nasi been reve' the right to reject any and all In his lectures in Minersvllle, Mil Arthur Gale, Upton, Utah. ft. from SW eor. Sec. 21, T, 29 S ' R ' modeled and beautifuly furnished cover Operations are being conducted in ford and Beaver last internot do bids that penalty, and Sat 7 W., S. L. B. & M. Mr, and Mrs. I. R. Cope, Arcadia, Friday in cost. accomodation of the East Antelope inside jfor the this several places est, taxes and This application is designated In on the control of contageous Utah. urday By order of the Board of County the State stock. mine, according to C. S. Goddard, Mrs. J. II. LeFevre, Panguitch, Ut. Engineer's Office as File Dr. D. E. Madsen of the U abortion of Beaver Commissioners County No. 11028. Orpha Cope, Tropic, Utah. The shipment, which was sent out who visited the property last week. S. A. C, of Utah. outlined Station Experiment Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Pendleton, 417 State All protests against the granting "Previously all the ore develop- three C. F. HARRIS, Chairman Board. by the Rabinson boys from the Sheep of control procedure. He East 7th North, Provo, Utah. plans of said application, stating the reIn opbeen the East Antelope has W. A. MILLER. Rock, contained seventy eight tons ed Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Woodbury, Attest: asons therefor, must be by affidavit in showed us that the disease has doub east-we- st Board Clerk an of on ened eide south the up and netted, after every expense had with a fee of duplicate, led its hold in the past ten years, and Hinckley, Utah. The following is the property sold ?l. 00, and accompanied R. J. Law, Delta, Utah. fault," said Mr. Goddard," The the next decade promises to do like been deducted, 15,000. The result filed in this office within to Beaver County for delinquent taxRoy Morgan, Delta, Utah. of this magnificent showing will be a first tunnel started on the north side wise unless some thirty (30) days after the couinle- is es for the year 1926, and has not tion effort cooperative Mrs. Vera Utah. Delta, of the publication of this notics. Hilton, big influx of prospectors and mining had been advanced 25 feet, when it instigated against it been redeemed according to law: Dee Wilson, Panguitch, Utah. Geo. M. Racon, and Galena of was men who will set to work prospectcutting stringers LOTS IN BEAVER CITY Eli Wilson, Panguitch, Utah. no. 1 included the testing of State Engineer Plan Name Mrs. Sarah C. Maeser, 24 East 4th Description Date of first pub. April 10, 1931. ing for and developing the immense boulders of ore. An assay of this ore all animals over 6 months of age Blk. Lot W. W. Est. 1, Hutchings, North, Provo, Utah. Date of last pub. May 8, 1931. mineral territory tributary to the ran 22 per cent lead and 3 oz. of silv and eliminating all reactors from the Mr. and Mrs. Abner Tanner, 878 46, Plat A Beaver City Survey. to er ton." the to Rob the Sheep Rock, tributary of Lot 1 Blk. Laban M. Burt W herd. Plan no. 2 was the dual herd West 5th North, Provo, Utah. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION This tunnel Is being run on the Roy and other proven ground in the 11, Plat C Beaver City Survey. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit DeJong, Jr to be im which is recognized plan Department of the Interior to de as same main the level IN LOTS MINERSVILLEJ adit, 36 East 4th North, Provo, Utah. Newton camp. U. S. Land Office at Salt Lake practical with herds as small as Mrs. John Fotheripgham W 76 ft Utah. Thistle, velop the Bame .limestone bedding Raymond Baker, these of Beaver County. Plan no of Lot 4 Blk. 10 Plat B Minersvllle City, Utah, April 28, 1931. Ed. Harris, Delta, Utah. showing such good mineralization in is one that all in Beaver NOTICE is hereby given that MAY 23 DESIGNATED who Utah. Survey. Mrs. County Oak Eva Roper, City, in raises from the main tunnel and Jackson Cox, of Beaver, Utah, - Edwin Eyre clo Jos.H. Eyre E Henry Mr. Mrs. Edwin and can first Lynnand not the do Smith, plan adopt AS "POPPY DAY" the B tunnel to the, south of the 4 Blk. 10, Plat B, Minersville who, on June 14, 1926, made stock Lot Utah. dyl, should follow. It includes the test homestead entry, No. fault. Survey. Mrs. Tressa B. Ollerton, 56 West as in the other of all animals N for 036723, ing IN LOTS MILFORD SEW, SEW SE 5th North, Provo, Utah. The little red memorial poppies "The B tunnel, which has been ad Lot 7 and 10 EW SWW Sec. 24. NEW. NH Mrs. Alice Anderson, Oak City, Ut. Charles W. Robinson which disabled World War veterans vanced about 200 feet," explained plans, then Isolating all reactors for ft. of Lot 8 Blk. 1, Plat B Milford SEW. SWW SEW, EW WW, SeMrs. B. F. Underwood, 121 E. 1st, have been making through the win- Mr. Goddard, "had gone into the bed a period of four to six weeks during Junction ction 25, Township 31 South, Range Survey. Kansas. City, ter and spring, will be sold In Beaver 15 to 20 feet, showing barite and and after calving. Strict sanitation Delmer E. Smith, Rigby, Idaho, E. R. Denny Lots 7 and 8 Blk. 15 6 West, Salt Lake Meridian, ha9 filed notice of intention to make final Plat B Milford Survey. on Saturday, May 23rd, under the galena. The same bed opened up throughout the entire year. Pamph Mrs. Harry J. Kaul, 1914 S. 13th 8 Plat proof, to establish claim .to the land S. 15 Lewis Marie Lot Blk. " East Lake '"1' Salt St., City. auspices of the American Legion below the B. tunnel showed four feet above described, before the clerk of L. A. Milford Survey. wiU be distributed as soon as Dr. Warren Shepherd, 1461 Har of ore. A carload shipped from thisjP13113 Auxiliary. A. the district court at Beaver, Utah, on D. c!o Searle George vard Ave., Salt Lake City. Thompson The purpose of the Poppy sale is area last season carried 34 per cent they are off the press. Lots N. P. Ipson, 538 Columbus St., Blk, 1 Plat R. R. the 12th day of June 1931, two-folClaimant names as witnesses: Add. Milford Survey. Salt Lake City. First, to honor the war lead and 6oz. of sliver to the ton. C. Dennis White, De Vere Wright, Mrs. James Barrett, 443 S. 3rd E. R. Denny c!o C. T. Hollis Lot 6 dead by wearing the poppy which A sample from the ore bins carried SERVICES Blk. 2 Plat R. R. Add. Ml.ford John Cox and We. Martin all of FUNERAL Utah. West, Provo, on oz. fields of the of silver France and 54 per cent lead andll grows Beaver, Utah. Survey. Dr. Joseph ,T. McGregor, 131 S. Flanders where they fell, and se- to the ton." ELI F. TAYLOR, J. W. Evans cjo Aaron Smith Lots 8th East, Salt Lake City. HELD FOR R. COWAN George Blackner, Lyman, Wyo. 3 and 4 Blk. 5 Plat B Milford Register. cond, to aid the living victims of the The oldtimers followed the fissure First publication May 1, 1931. Survey. James Reid, Vernal, Utah. war, the disabled veterans, their below in the main tunnel. In severMrs. R. E. Webb, Clayton, Custer John A. Carter Lots 2 Blk. 22, Plat Last publication, May 29, 1931. families and the families of the al places, according to Mr. Goddard, B Milford Survey, services were held Wednes County, Idaho. Funeral dead. Every penny of the money the adit missed the ore by only a LANDS IN BEAVER COUNTY NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION' Mr, and Mrs. Roy Applegate, Stake Tabernacle for Juab at the day which the people of Beaver pay for foot or so. For some time, the East G. M. Pay co J. B. Seat Wi of Los W. 37th St.. 2344 Angeles. Department of the Interior afterdied who T. Sunday their poppies will go to the relief of Antelope Mining company continued Roy Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Valantine, SW',J, of See. 12, and W' of N U. S. Land Office at Salt Lake noon in the Iron Co. hospital at Ce 463 Museum WVt Sec. 13, Tp. 26, South Range Drive, Los Angeles. war sufferers, the bulk of It to needy to prospect the vein but raising to 1931. 7 West of S. L. Mer. Containing City, Utah, April 28, sustained in Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Plant, 1405 veterans and families right here In the beds has proved that the lime- dar City, from injuries NOTICE is hereby given that A. 171.8 an automobile accident south of Paro- - East 59th St., Los Angeles, Cox, of Beaver, Utah, who, Beaver, stone beds contain the largest Com. 20 rds. N. of Charles Mr. and Mrs. Ozias Plant, 1353 E. Orrin Phillips on June 14, 1926, made stock raiwan last Thursday evening. SE cor. of NEW. of SEV of Sec. 61st St., Los Angeles, Calif. Saturday, May 23, the Saturday amount of mineralization that it will No. 036721, ling homestead The services were in charge of Bi 21, Thence W 56 rds., N Easterly for all Section entry, Township 32 Mrs. Ellen Stewart, Loa, Utah. before Memorial Day, will see the be to the beds that the company will 12, 55 of S 15 Thomas to the Mrs. M. E. Hanks, Loa, Utah. Nephi rds., Bailey rds., shop beg. in Sec whole nation wearing the memorial confine its main activity this year. 6 West, Salt Range 21, Tp. 28 South, Range 7 West, South. Mrs. Hazel Sedgwick, Fallon, Nev. and the opening prayer was notice of ward, filed Lake has Meridian, poppy. Mineral Survey. Cont. 2.62 A. W. H. Bakes, 313 So. Conant, Bur- to eoffered by John E. Lunt. final to Intention make proof, Melville Inv. Co. NEW of NWW Idaho. dley, above stablish claim to the land The speakers were Will L. Hoyt, and NEW of SWW of Sec. 21, Tp. Mrs. R. J. Cotter, Cassilla 83 D., the d'1' of clerk the before escribed, James W. Paxman, William Boyle, Santiage, Chile. 28, S. R. 7 West, Containing 80 A. on the James Muir Est. Com. 80 rds. S of trict court at Beaver, Utah, Laura Hooten, Midvale, Utah. President A. IL Belliston, and Bishop 1931. 12th of June, day NW Cor. of SWW of Sec. 20, Willard Thompson, Park City, Ut. Bailey. Each speaker told of the good Claimant names as witnesses: Thence E 8 rds. S. 40 rds. W 8 Dr. Edgar White, Tremonton, Ut. T. O. Patterson, Henry Jacksoa qualities of the deceased and express rds. N. 40 rds. to beg. Also Com. W. W. Christiansen, Redding, Cal. Milton H. Gentry and Blaim Cox, ed words of consolation to the bereav 25 rds. S and 16 rds. E of NW Cor. Mrs. A. H. Beeson, 1102 San Diego of Beaver, Utah. all of SWW of Sec. 20, Thence S 10 Cox, ed family. Boulevard, Escondido, Calif. ELI F. TAYLOR, E N 40 rds. 10 rds. W 40 rds. rds, Nancy Baker, 822 Madison St.. Al The music was furnished as follows: Register. to beg. of Sec. 20, Tp. 29 S, Range Calif. 1931. Vocal duet, Mrs. Mabel Lunt and Le- - bany, 1, First publication May 7 West, Cont. 9 Mrs. Annie Cox, 4129 45th St.. San A. 1931. R. H. Barton c'o Fritsch Loan and Last publication, May 29, !Roy Whitehead; selection by mixed Diego, Calif. Trust Co. Com. 25 rds. E of NW Mrs. C. O. Dunshee, 791 So. 13th 'quartette, composed of Mrs. Robert NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION' Cor. of SWW of NWW of Sec. 24, street, Newark, New Jersey. j Winn, Mrs. Alice Crapo, Ralph Barnes Department of the Interior thence E 20 2025 rds., S 6 13125 Mrs. S. II. Dunham, 840 Peralta and Samuel G. Taxman; vocal solo, U. S. Land Office at Salt Ub S 60 rds. 10' W 16 20)25 degrees Ave., Berkeley, Calif. Salt of vocal Shipley Burton, Lake; Alice Greenwood, Union, Oregon rds., N 23 degrees W 15 1825 rds. City. Utah, April 28, 1931. NOTICE is hereby given tnai to beg. in Sec. 24 Tp. 29, 3. Range Seidon Harris, Wapato, Wash. solo, Miss Evelyn Brough. 7 Blaine Cox of Beaver, Utah, Mrs. ley W. 1.64 A. West, 2014 No. Broad DeWolfe, Containing The closing prayer was offered by Lester Briggs co II. L. & F. K. on June 14, 1926, made stocx Santa Calif. way, Ana, Jesse Tay. The floral offerings were Meads NEW of NWW of Sec. 7, Ing homestead entry, No. H. M. Fennemore. 501 Moreland. sw Ml lOU beautiful and profuse. The interment Pheonlx, Arizona. Tp. 30 S., Range 7 West. Also for NW. SEW, NW SWW Township Jto decide 11, SWW. Section R. in A. took of EVi II. Vine Bluff and of 1204 the SWW NWW Lincoln Ave.. SEW place Hatch, Cemetery. buy only 6 West, of San Sec. 6, Tp. 30 S, Range 7 West South, Range Diego, Calif. Mr. Cowan was a grocery sale-man- , make Lake Meridian, has filed now O. F. Murdock, Belgrade, Mont. Containing in all 160 A. w having represented the Syms Utah intention to make final proot, E. E. Tanner, St. Joseph, Arizona. Mary A. Miller co Bert Bonzo Com. 16 rds., S and 50 rds. W of tablish claim to the land a608.,,. Hattle B. Moffit, Route 1, Oppor Grocery Company for about twenty-fiv- e 1 " center of Sec. 25, thence W 16 rds. scribed, before the clerk 01 i"B years. Previous to that time he tunity, Wash, on Utah, W. M. Noyes, RFD 1, Provo, Utah. NE 20.5 rds. E 2.5 rds. S 15 rds. trict court at Beaver, HIGH VALUE LOW COSTI was employed for several years by the to beg. in Sec. 25, Tp. 29 S, Range 12th day of June, 1931. Sam Snyder, Collnga, Calif. Excelsior Mercantile Co. at Nephi. $4-38 West, Cont. 1.4 A. L. A. Shepherd, Hazelton, Idaho. 5.00-2- 0 Claimant names as wltnes:". $7.10 Ho was born in Salt Lake City in James R. Compton, Henry J Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murdock. 1435 Leo H. Young IJO J.OOl SEW of Sec. 6, and Cox. of Sec. Charles Cox and uoanrj Coronada NEW 26 $4-97, Calif. S, Ave., Tp. 4.40-2- 1 Long son Beach, 5.25-1- 9 Range of John S. and February 1878, a 9 West Cent. 320 A. White all of Beaver, Utah. J. W. Tanner, Box 128. Blackfoot. (29 s 4 401 129 5.251 Miznbeth Anne Cowan. The family ELI F. Mrs. Lucy White SWW of SEW. Idaho. pggijt'ar. $5-6$8-34.50-2- 1 5.25-2- 1 moved to Nephi in the year 1888, Mrs. E. E. Jackson, Box 105, Oxof and WW and of NEW. NWW 29 i 4 301 1931131 s 5.251 1. where Mr. Cowan has resided since ford, Idaho. SEW of Sec. 20, Tp. 26 S, Range First publication May $6-6$8-94.75-1- 9 10 West, Cont. 160 Acres of land. 5.50-1- 9 Last pubneatlun, May 29, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Brown. 222 that time. US 4.751 129 s 5.501 Columbia Trust Co. co Duluth Land North Grant. Idaho. Pocatello, He is siiivivnl by his widow; scvpn Tit QUALITY tin withia $6-9Co. SEW of SWW of Sec. 27, 5.00-1- 9 6.00-2- 0 HI'50 th Reich of ALL xons and daughter., Stdlman E. Cor-a27 S. Range 10 West, Cont. 40 Tp. (19 S.OOl 132 6.001 TUMU rcu. Wo Acres of land. Provo; Marie, Rulon, Martha, " ARTHUR SMITH MOUOHI MOM a Norrls M. Kind Lots 1. 2. and 3. Sv motMrf buying Goodyear Tube Thoiiias, Jnck and Virginia of Nenhi; Sec. 15, Tp. 28 S, Range 10 West, and six brothers and sisters: Mrs. Al-- v Plumber xrw ooodtbasi Cont. 133.5 Acres of land. t mx mn t au ttth , , ai tcm , . m rroo Ftwt of Salt l.a'je City; Joseph W. T. W. Boyer NW of SE.i of NE K Your Job Printing Business S Telephone 88-ami f. B. Cowan, Mrs. Rh-- a Heap and of SWW of SEW NEW. and ley, SEW of SWW of NEW. and WW Mrs. Lucille Lunt, Nephi and Gibson of NEW of NEW, of Sec. 16, Tp. Can't Please You S If owan, Ttovo. Times News. ABE MURDOCK 28 S Range 10 West, Cont. 60 A. o of land. Phone 107 Attorncy-at-I-aAgain Marie S. Lewis NV4 of NEW of Sec. Location notices for sale at the S. Range 10 West, Cont. 28 32, Tp. Press Office. BEAVER UTAH 80 Acres. LOCAL FARM NOTES t BEWKR 'UXD AM) LIVESTOCK COMPANY - m l- g .. udv-irtisin- an,n,Ain - L.D '.. :,, ,..,.,.. ld . raising d: miuuuLoms MOT n peLPiiMe .... &9 r- Willi j will -- jRUadinq otiiul" at 30x3K 9 i 9 7 5 0 - IVit, 8 n, WAMTED! t?r F NEHILSEW & SON Wc Don't Come |
