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Show : TIIURS., NOV. 18, 1954 CASE OF THE UNREQUITED C1UMK CEDAR EDITOR (From the Iron County Keeord) Five years ago last Saturday two young hoodlum FEATURED IN . means roaming about the country admittedly without and making 'their way by preying ou honest working NATIONAL PAPER and bhot WHAT ARK THEY WORTH I people, walked into a bervice station in Beaver MILFORD (UTAH) XEWS A Editorials down iu cold blood .Howard "Duke" Manzione. "Duuy" Seldom are GOOD public officials pawl a salary that It till tlllflfht livinir. w as killed by Verne A red tven approaches tlieir worth to the communities or f JSraaseh and Melvin LeKoy .Sullivan, the two hoodlums, s areas they serve. The usual result is that public in a holdup to take funds trom the station, lie was snoi Irften look on their positions of trust ami service as he had resisted the holdup from behind ami not to much V attention honor of and don't pay positions the case of a coupie of hoodlums killwas men. It clearly to them. ihoproper conduct of the affairs entrusted in cold blood without cause and as they preyed on When that happens, they aren't worth the pittance ing the public. they receive. The two killers were apprehended iu Las egas and In Milford, it's just the opposite. Xo one will conadmitted their crime. They not only ojenly admitted the tend that the $5 a month we pay our mayor, and the $4 crime but really floated over it and scoffed at the possia month we pay our city couiieilmen, comes anywhere of paying any penalty for it There has, never closes to reimbursing them for the gas they use in their bility doubt about the guilt of these two preying parcars while attending' to city business. But our mayor been anv nevcrtheies they have never paid the penalty and our couneilmen are "on the ball, doinj? an excel- asites, but crime. Now, five years after the crime was their lent job of efficiently operating the City of Milford, for committal, they are still living leisurely in the Utah spending much of their own money, devoting counties State Prison, apparently well protects from the law, hours of their "free time" to the job, and frequently which is supposed to prolect the innoeent from the crimsee a to that nenled for affairs job neglecting personal inal and not protect the criminal from paying for his the home town is completed. Here is a partial list of the accomplishments of the crime. This situation can 'do nothing but create a disgust present city administration, in less than a year of service: for a y system of courts that takes five years, and prob-ttblSTREET DEPARTMENT Wet Bolton. Councilman many more, to bring to justice cold blooded mur10 1154 the first of months tha During Strt Dtpartment derers who openly admit their crime. And what is more, of strtart, curb to curb, This oil mulch it 2VV has oiUd 1120 disgusting is the fact that the case has leeu stymied for in. thick and averages 42 ft. in width. ' 8SS ft. of cement curb was constructad on straats abutting more than two and a half years by one federal judge, who has sto(l out against the Utah Supreme Court and the property. Tha "cat patrol gradar transmission and clutch tembly U. S. Supreme Court. Although both of these courts was completely overhauled ax a ca t of SI 500; now is in shapa for have on a number of. occasions refused to reverse the many mora yaars of hard work. lower courts, and have refused every appeal placed beOn Main Street, tha latast-typ- a parallal parkin, called tha fore them, Judge Willis Kiiter still holds the case in his "Montarray or Twin Parking Systam was inltlatad. 1954 Salt Lakt City traf le coda adopted for Milford. giving court without a final decision. The State Pardons Hoard tha community a modarn set of traffic rules; also creating posi- has refused to commute the death sentence and to tion of traffic anglnaar. giving engineer authority to maka traffic the application. In other words, every court or tribunal regulation changes whan advltabla. that the case could possibly 1k brought before has ruled Friandly relations with county and stata highway depart-mant- s against these two killers except Judge Hitter's court; so hare been strengthened, assuring future cooparatire straat it looks like everyone is out of step but Hitter. oiling programs. If cold blooded murderers can escape the firing WATER DEPARTMENT Bud Bown. Councilman squad for five or more years Ivcause of legal technicaliHaw main Una lnstallad on 500 Wast. 300 South; 750 ft. ef ties and not because of question of guilt, we can expect 24nch Ape. crime to go unabated. Certainly the threat of punishlnstallad between 400 Wast and 500 Wast ment will Ih no Naw cross-lin- a deterrent to crime." 350-'- i, ...ll-tllll- T offi-"rial- e ft city-owne- d re-he- ar - cn 200 North; cast iron pip. of Naw Una and all latarala lnstallad on 100 East; approximator cat iron pip. ly 750 ft. of mala Una and 30 conaactlons; UTAHNS IIAVK $400,000 STAKE Naw fire hydrant lnstallad en 200 Wast. Boostsr pump for highar storaga tanks complataly over IN A E 0 POWEK SUPPLY haulad. (My the Utah Foundation) Tha naw Una on 200 North Straat "equalised" watar pros sure for rtsidanis on high school hill, so thay now. for tha first Utah's share of the cost in the $107 million AEC lima in many yaars, hare satisfactory watar pressure whlla tha Power Supply controversy, currently raging in Washschool lawn is balng watarad. between $400,OUO and $450,000. ington, is calculated to-b(This report covers only tha water and street depart The battle centers around the question of whether a projmerits. Jn our next issue we will publish reports of improvements in other city departments), ect to supply electrical energy used by the Atomic Eneigy 4-l- clude: de- linquency In Cedar City as long ai Morgan Rollo, editor and publisher of the Iron County Record, has anything to do with it "Just about everything in this thriving city is for the kids basebah diamonds, a tennis court and a swimming pool are all a part of a recreation area that probably wouldn't be in Cedar City if it weren't .'or the unceasing efforts of Mr. Rollo to give the young people of his city the best. "Another project of Mr. Rollo'a that not only benefited the youth of Cedar City but those living elsewhere in the state was the establishment of j a junior coHege to operate independently from, the high school. "Cedar City had a Junior college, but until recently it had been operated as a part of the high school. Mr. Rollo felt it would be more bene.lcial to the students if they were in, separate schools, and would let the co lege grow more. "While Mr. Rollo admit that projects like these give him the most satisfaction, he doesn't 1 neglect ot help the city and county get needed improvements either. "Through Wi-NW- series of cam- paigns Mr. Rollo conducted in his paper, the state road com mission replaced an old and very dangerouj bridge located at one of, the entrances. to the town. Right now he Is busy helping the city get a new and safer bridge leading to the recreational area. "Publishing a weekly newspaper to Mr. Rollo is 'a highly interesting' experience and although it is beset with headache after headache, it gives one a great deal of real deep-dow- n satisfaction, when and if you find time to stop and re--t ect a bit you find that you have done a service to your community. " 'In a weekly paper town , Commission should be financed or THESE IMPROVEMENTS WERE MADE WITHOUT ANY by private enterprise you are clo to everyone, even those you think are your eneINCREASE IN TAX LEVY. WITHOUT BOND ISSUE. FROM at government expense. mies, THE REGULAR CITY BUDGET SET UP BY THE PREVIOUS through your colPresent generating capacity of the TV A is insuffi- umns and I',have you brought some CITY COUNCIL. AND WITHOUT MATERIALLY CURTAILING cient to meet power needs in the area, and at the same community betterment you ANY OF THE NORMAL CITY SERVICES. time supply the growing needs of the Atomic Energy know that you have done everyone a service, and that is a very ' If we undertook to pay these public-spirite- d men n Commission. ; feeling.'" Under the terms of the administration proposal, the pleasant salary that would compensate them for their time, work, In another column, we puband devotion to office, we'd have to raise taxes to raise Mississippi Valley Generating Company, n private util- lish one of Morg Rollo'a recent the monej and that's something the administration has ity firm (Dixon-Yates- ), would construct a $1074, mil- editorials, "Case of the Unrequited Crime." to do. But it seems like we could at and is lion and at Sec. E'iNE4 WUSWU Sec. 21. EliSEU Sec. 20, all in T2TS, R10W, and for year round incidental domestic and stock watering purposes. Hereafter, it is proposed to of water from divert 5 sec.-fwell bet. 150 and 500 a 20-ift. deep at a point S. 50 ft. and E. 50 ft. from NW Cor. Sec. 7, T28S, R10W, and use from April 1 to Oct 1 to irrigate 320 acres in W,a Sec. 7. T28S, R10 incidentW, and for year-roung al domestic and purposes. NOTICE TO CREDITORS D..E. Kirk, Milford. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF j Utah, proposes to change the BEAVER COUNTY, UTAH point of diversion and place of In the Matter of the Estate of use of 5 sec.-f- t. of water, as evidenced by Application No. ANTON SVALINA, Deceased. 20104. The water was to have Creditors will pre ent their been diverted from a well at a claims with vouchers attached point N. 40 ft and W. 40 ft. to the undersigned executor at from E4 Cor. Sec. 23, T29S, the offices of Sam Cline, his at- R11W, and used trom April 1 torney, at Milford, Beaver to Oct. 31 to irrigate 160 acres County, Utah.on or before the in NEV4 Sec. 23, T29S, RUW, incidental 12th day of March, 1955. and for year-roun- d HAROLD CUNE, Exec-- , domestic and stock watering utor of the Last Will I purposes . and Testament of An- - j Hereafter, it is propsed to diton Svalina, Deceased. vert 5 rec.-f- t. of water from a 24-iwell bet. 150 and 500 ft. First Pub: Nov. 11, 1954. Last Pub: Dec. 2, 1954. a point S. 50 ft. and E. at deep 50 ft. from NW Cor. Sec. 3, T NOTICE TO WATER USERS l 30 S, R11W, and use from April The following appucation I 1 to Oct. 31 to irrigate 160 have been filed with the State acres in SWU Sec. 34, T29S, inEngineer to change or appropri-- j RllW, and for year-roun- d ate water in Beaver County,; cidental domestic and g State of Utah, throughout thet purposes. entire year unless otheiwise' To Appropriate: are All locations designated. 26055 Jack Craw, Box 89, from S L B & M. for Minersville, Utah; 4 sec.-fTo Changt: well a 2885 D. E. Kirk, Milford, irrigation use from a 16-iUtah, proposes to change the bet 50 and 500 ft. deep at a point S. 1320 ft. and E. 1275 ft. use of 5 sec.-- f t. of water, as evi- - j from NV4 Cor. Sec. 19, T30S. denced by Application Po I R10W. The water will be used 20282. The water was to have from Mar. 15 to Nov. 1 to irrifrom a well atl been: diverted I w. IA n.4 gate 160 acres in WV$NE14; a puini f. a. Ml ii. ana IIP from NE Cor. Sec. 8, T28S, R10 NWU, NWKSWU Sec. 19. W, and used from April 1 to T30S, R10W, and EiNEV4 Sec. Oct.f 1 to irrigate 320 acres in 24, T30S, RllW, and for year-rounNV4NEV4 and NEV4NW Sec. incidental domestic anI 8; SiSEK. EV4SWV and SEV4-NWpurposes. Sec. 5, T28S, R10W, and 400 26058 incidental do--t W. ThirdFrank Brinkman, for year-roun- d Hereford, Street, g mestic and pur"""" for miscel'-ane-oui Texas; 1 sec.-fposes. from well a 12-ipurposes it is proposea xo uereaiier, 500 100 ft. bet. sec.-f5 and of water from divert deep at ;. a 24-iwell bet. 150 and 500 point S. 369 ft. and E. 1H; ft. ft deep at a point N. 1370 ft. from NW Cor. Sec. 18, T28S, and W. 1270 ft. from SV4 Cor. R10W. The water will be used Sec. 31, T27S, R10W, and use from Sept. 1 to Dec. 1 for indusduring the same period to ir- trial uses in the washing and rigate 320 acres in SEV4, .Sec. 31, T27S, R10W, and cleaning of potatoes. Protests resisting the grart-in- g NViNEV4 Sec. 6, T28S, R10W, of any of the foregoing apyear-rounIncidental and for domestic and stock watering plications, with reasons therepurposes. for, must be In affidavit form, D. E. Kirk, Milford, with extra copy, and filed with Utah, proposes to change Ue the State Engineer, 403 State point of diversion and place of Capitol, Salt Lake City 1, Utah, use of 5 sec.-f- t. of water as evi- on or before Jan. 1, 1955. denced by Application No. JOSEPH M. TRACY, 20304. The water was to have Stale Engineer. been diverted from a well at a Published in the Milford 30 E. N. 50 ft and ft. from point WU Cor. Sec. 28, T27S, R10W.I News, Milford, Utah, from Nov. and used from Apiil 1 to Oct. 1 4 to Dec. 2. 19:4. 29, t. d stock-waterin- n. stock-waterin- t. - uj X d stock-waterin- t. ? n. t. n. EVi-SW- U d "HAT'S THE BEST least refusing generating plant supply private expense kilowatts of power for a 23iycar period. This power would bo fed into the Tcnnesseo Valley Authority system in order to replace a like amount of TVA power used by the Atomic Energy Commission. The U S Director of the Budget has described' the plan as follows: "The proposal contemplates that the Atomic Energy Commission will purchase power to replace pow er NOTICE TO CREDITORS ford. Beaver County, Utah, on which it would otherwise obtain from the Tennessee IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF or before the 12th day of Vallev Authority. It does not contemplate that the BEAVER COUNTY, UTAH March. 1955. AEC will Imy power to supply TVA's requirements, In the Matter of the Estate of LAPRELE LEWIS and BEN LEWIS JR., Deceased. FRANK LEWIS, Execand it does not change the status of TVA. It will meet Creditors will present their utors of the Last Will the area's immediate need." and Testament of BEN claims, with vouchers attached, An alternate projwsal would have the Federal to the undersigned executors at LEWIS JR., Deceased. the otfices of Cline, Wilson and First Pub: Nov. 11, 1954. construct the plant at government expense. Cline, their attorneys, at Mil-- i Last Pub: Dec. 2. 1954. This projxisal would entail additional federal taxes or an increase in the federal debt of at least $107 million. Although Utah receives no direct benefits from TVA operations, Utah residents teould he expected to contribI sit ... Ay Joe Marsh wnere rrom I ute let ween $400,000 and $450,0000 in taxes1 toward 'the J cost of the project, Utahns already have contributed an estimated six and a half million dollars since 1933 as their Drives share of TVA operations, Granny President Eisenhower, in referring to the matter, Bur Won't "Shift" has said: Saw Grandma Taylor parking From where I ait, it's strictl "If the Federal Government assumes responsibility her 1S21 FrankUa oat front tha tha new cars for rne but Granin perpetuity for providing the TVA area with all the other dr. Krat as a pin. radiator dma Taylor, and others, are cerpower it can accept, generated by any means whatsoever, and hubcaps fit amine the whole tainly welcome to their "old it has a similar responsibility with respect la every other ear is as shiny as tht day she It's simply a question of SO boofht it years af. area, rcpion, and corvrr of the Vnihul States of Amer preference. Same with a chotc- pay them enough to defray their actual expenses while they work for us. Even if it's necessary to slow down a little on the street oiling mayln half a block less next year; or the replacing of water mains a few hundred feet less; we think our present City Council should vote themselves an increase in salary, from the ridiculous $4 a month to at least a reasonable $T0 a month. (i00,(KK) (Tov-enime- nt J tion, being otherwise free from objection, will be approved to the state. Ernest E. House, Manager. faith-fuls- there, hangin on tha apara tire was a sijn: "This car NOT for sale." ' Asked Granny what was going on. "Joe, she aayslt's thin crate for old cars. Everybody wants to bay my Franklin. But it has aerred for years and it's not for sale at ay prir a. of baTerages. For instance, I like a temperate glass of beer with supper. You may prefer coffee. Fine! Tha important thing ia that wa respect aach other'a choice-a- nd "ride along smoothly" together. Copyright, 7954, United Stmteu Brtwttt Found, no BUY ADVERTISED C.7AKDS Your Bank NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Casa No. 2679 IN THE; DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN AND FOR BEAV ER .COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. UTAH FARM PRODUCTION CREDIT ASS N.. a Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. T. II. HAN KINS and ANNIE HAN KINS, his wife. JOHN PATTERSON and LOUISE PATTERSON, his wife, ROBERT HILDEBRAND and LORA HILDEBRAND, his wife. Defendants. Notice of sale of real property to be sold at Sheriffs Sale RIGHT ! Titer better reference is no than the Bank with which you do business. AS A RELIEBLE CUSTOMER boost without we can give you a disclosing confidential Our recommendation is usually all that information. is necessary. " MOVING LONG Yellow Cab ' i YOUR'E WISE to develop a dose association I DISTANCE with your bank. Mayflower PHONE 303 PROVO. UTAH It can be your best and most valu- able asset in business. ." - Then I stopped and looked CREDIT REFERENCE ? 2-9. ! ica. BUREAU OF, LAND MANAGEMENT. LAND OFFICE, Salt Lake City, Utah, October 26. 1951. Notice is hereby giv en that the State of Utah has filed application. Serial Utah 07737, to select the WHKU. Section 22. WijWH Section 24. T 19 S, R 11 W, SLM. Utah, containing- 320 acres. The land has been classified as suitable for disposal under Section 7 of the Taylor G raring Act, and opened to selection by the State, subject to compliance with the laws and regulations governing selections under the Act of July 16, 1894 (28 Stat. 107) and the acts amendatory and suuplementary thereto. The application was allowed October 25, 1934. Any and all persons claiming the land adversely or desiring to object u of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, should file their protests In this office during the period of publication or before final approval. Failure to so protest within the time specified will be considered sufficient evi dence of the nonmineral char acter of the land, and the scire--' bc-ca- HIE IMD NEWS rubiisivad Every Thursday Entered In the post office at Milford.- - Utah, as second class mail matter under the Act of Congress of 1879. NATIONAL JIIIORD STATE BANK "A Friendly Bank For All The People" EDITORIAL A$bdTlrl 1 MXMBES FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBES FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. tJHfc AdT. nprs&laiirtt Press Assoclalba Salt Lake dry Utah Etaia A Yaar Ia ATance S. A Williams Editor-Publish-er Patricia Williams Bus. Mgr 83.C3 U Sec. 23. stock-waterin- g a 4-l- n. afain-f- or to irrigate 320 acres in lf Morgan Rollo, publisher of the Iron County Record at Cedar City, was "written up" as "Editor of the Wftk" tn the current issue of Publishers' Auxiliary, national newspaperman's newspaper. Excerpts from the article in- "There'll be no juvenile cn the 20th day of November,! 1954, at the hour of 12 o'clock' noon, at the front steps of the court house at Beaver, Beave County, State ot Utah, the following described real property: inAn undivided one-haterest in Section 27, Township 29. South. Range 11 West. Salt Lake Meridian. JASPER PUFFER. Sheriff of Beaver County, Ulan. First Pub. Oct 28. 1954. Last Pub. Nov. 18, 1954. ' Fboae 23 IfUfard |
