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Show LOCAL Beaver County Weekly Press CORA EL Batered tnr. at the Pout Office Id ... 9Mriptto, KARL 8. CARLTOJf, Proprietor Editor CARLTON, Friday, January 21, 1921 A dozen or so years ago the state r legislature vi vaiuuiuH, folprOpriate bills for the two years lowing, amounting to six, seven or eight millions of dollars, and the people tnougnt uey were gant bunch. About that time the an stiitA of California contracted acute case of "commlBsionltis-- ' a prevelant and very contageous disease, and one which is carefully nurs ed by trained nurses and doctored by specialists. This disease spread to many other states and has been a great source of revenue for the political doctor. Illinois, under Governor Lowden, found a remedy. Idaho is applying a similar remedy with hope of success. Governor Miller of New York is applying more drastic surgery, and Governor Maybe of our own state has prescribed similar treatment for our ailments. In closing let as say that California with an extremely aggrivating case - is asking its legislature this year to appropriate over $100. 000,000. Ver Uy "Commissionitis" is an expensive governmental disease. . Mrs. O. A. Murdock and Mrs. L B. Bohn have been called to Ogden because of the Illness of Mrs. Mur. dochs daughter, Mrs. Wm. Barrett ' The Boosters club of the Murdock Academy, gave a dance at the school Friday night. The prooeeds went to assist In the beautifying work of the Murdock Academy grounds. HEAD OVER HEELS Mi'm Lillian bookkeeper.' - . . DS nntlii.. ever offered in Beaver County Trta. - 1. SALE 1-- non-surgi- is still going on two-year-o- ld . s: Six-roo- m CONSTANT CARE MAKES ROADS It Is better to build a cheap road and keep it in good condition by adequate maintenance than to .build the most expensive highway and permit It to deteriorate for want of care say officials of the Bureau of Public RoAds of the United States De partment of Agriculture. Maryland, which was one of the finest system of Improved roads . la, the United States, if not the best; has consistently followed the prac tice. The original improved roads in Maryland were comparatively inexpensive, costing only what the tax payers were willing to pay for. In some cases the work entailed considerable grading and drainage, but in others it amounted simply to resurfacing the old turnpikes, which had already been graded and drain ed. Generally, the road built at that time were macadam, IS feet wide and 8 Inches thick. - Soon, the width was Increased to 14 feet. Later many 1 were widened still further, some very successfully, by adding concrete shoulders on each side of the exist Ing macadum. This method of im REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF proving roads make it possible for traffic to continue unimpeded on th BEAVER IN THE STATE OF UTAH AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS road while the work is going on. DECEMBER 29, 1920 The macadam roads in Maryland RESOURCES have given very good satisfaction, Loans and discounts, Including $201,997.38 but continuous care has been largely Total Loans 20L997.38 responsible- for their success. The Inof Bills or Drafts sold with Exchange Foreign are dorsement of this bank constantly patrolled and $201,997.38 road Overdrafts sec. 100i unsecured, 37,105.17 , 7,105.97 (no hole of any six is allowed to o 7,000 Deposits to secure circulation (U 8 bonds at par.. unrepaired. Material for patching Is Owned and unpledged 14,800.01 kept at convenient points along the Total U. 8. Government securities 21,800 road for the use of the patrolman Securities other than U 8 Bonds owned and unpl 4,000.00 Totol Bonds securities etc other than U 8.. 4,000.00 From a relatively small Investment Stock of Federal Reserve Bank 1,100.00 In admittedly olw-typ- e road U will Talue "V bahViog home owned and incumbered'".'.-:-- . 4,0u.9 build up a ' better one - from year to Equity In Banking houan 4.000.00. Furniture and fixtures 2,883.20 year, always conserving the bulk of Real Estate owned other than banking house 2.961.68 tne previous investment. Tie Am Lawful reserve with federal reserve bank 119.29.41 erican City. Cash In vault and net amounts due from Nt'l Bnks 19.207.49 Check on other banks In same city or town 19.207.49 MORRI88EY NEWS Checks on banks located outside of city or town 23,877.45 350.00 Keoempuon runa witn u. 8. Treas. and Due U. 8. T Mis Mamie Gasmanit resigned as teacher $301,717.53 here, and Mis Smithsoa of Milford has taken her place. fiMrflttfr .1 : 1 In 25,000.00 '. Undivided profits Less current expenses. Interest and taxes paid Circulation notes outstanding ... Cash Checks on own bank outstanding Total Individual Deposits subject to check Dividends unpaid 11.331.86 6,937.42 n.ioo.ool 4,394.44 . 2,040.00 - i r.Hlfl..).. rv.n.l. Other Time deposits .. 'Total of Time Deposits ZZZZ Liabilities otLer than those ibov stated .... x 128.878.47 122,902.48 128,796.47 82.00 M. H. Gale. Mrs. R. v. McBride Is Tlsittni trjends and relatives In Paragoonah and ifr. week end In Beaver visiting. 8.14 John H. Barton, N. B Nellsen. John T. Joseph. Directors Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of Decamber, 1J20 ' Wm. HURST, Notary Public My commission expiree Jan. tt. '21. Farmers and -- y - Stock-growe- rs f Merc. Co. On -- 1-- Wt, 1-- 1-- t ar Oft: j uecemoer, iyzu. . Charles E. Murdock Subscribed and sworun to befors me tnis 7th day of January. 1921. r. Emma Mathews. Notarr Pnhlte (Seal) My commission exnires on the iBtn day or February, 1921. Correct Attest Joseph F. McGregor jonn R. Murdock Samuel 0. Whit Jr. " ' '" "' Directors SUte of Utah. Office of Rnt Commissioner. I. N. T. Porter. Bank Comnliilni. Tof the State of Uuh, do hereby conu yinn me loregoing is a futi true and correct copy of the statement- of the above Tiamed company, filed In my office this Iltfi day of January. 1921. N. T. Porter. Bank, Commissioner. 4 LEGAL N0T1CS3 4 0 9 We do all kinds of Gri ji :, Dpartaeal of th faitorlor, Land Office, 8lt V. 8. Lak t Wheat, Oats and DnJA..:. .juai icy City, Utah 1 o. 4, 1-- NW SB 1-- 4 8W 1-- 4. 1-- - land abov described, befor Clerk Edgar Edwards and wife and Mr. of th District Court at Beaver, UtLafe Bradshaw and wife were Bun- - ah, oa th lith day . of February. 1931. flay visitor here this week. George Mulr has moved his fam .. Claimant names as witnesses: Arch PatUrsoa. Wn. ily to Bearer. iluntlogtoa. i Led, Others Fcilj" "... wnSjBBBBBBSVJSJBJB ; 1 Our Flour is the Best Get a sack and eat GoodBread Bct!oa I; NB 4 4. 8E M NB i-- 4, Beetle 6r Is suffering Township 89 - South, RaBg - f wua an attack of tonsllltls. She West.. Salt Lake Meridian, hat filed 111 at the home of her mother. Mrs aotlc of InUntloa to msk three-O. A. Bradshaw of Pin Creek. year Jroof. to esUbllsh claim to th Mr. Heber Edwards .' r Buy and sell all kind3 of grain: also exchange flour for grain.; , Dm. II. 1920 hereby given that Harvey White, of Beaver, Utah, who oa October IS. 1916. made Homestead enrry-N016978, for'SW 4 TTW NoUee i. . "We Beaver Valley TvliUiiig & Livestock Compa ny ISXS ; P NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 1-- - k' Loans and Discounts 8170,804.38 i 6.655.27 Overdraft t Stocks. Bond Sec Etc 14,630.00 1 4,525.00 Furniture and Fixtures Other Real Estate Owned .. 3,761.73 Vr Due from other Bank 55,437.28 b i Cash Items $5,489.87 i Gold 1,886.00 286.02 Silver 4,700.00 Currency GOULD B. BLAXELT. Reglstsr. Robert B. White, John Huntington, Total Cash on Hand 12,060.89 all of Beaver Utah. First PublicaUon, Deeember 24. 1!L 2,950.78 Expense GOULD B. BLAXXLT, ReglsUr. Last PublicaUon, Jaauary SI, 1929( Interest Paid ....... 2,011.38 First PublicaUon, Dec 41, 1119 . 264.85 Taxes paid NOTICE FOR FUBUCATIOI , 1.227.01 Total Laai FabUdaUoa.'Jaa. S8.19IL A Total .......:::..:..J. $267,874.53 DepsMtmeat of th Interior, U. I ."'v. : Lead OOoe, Salt Lak NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION f Liabilities Cttr, Utah December 9, 1929 ' $29,000.00 Capital Stock Paid in TIE-- ' Surplu Fund ....:.:........... 7,000.00 PepoitssiiBl of th lalerior, V B. , NoUe 1 hereby given that Lsssd Office, Salt Lak lam E. Smith, of Beaver Utah, wi Undivided Profit.... 217.32 oa June 24. 1916, mad Dsssrt-- t Interest Qty, Utah 7.4(7.81 Deeember 1929 Land entry No. 911444. for 8B U IS, Total 7.685.13 Notice 1 hereby given that Leao NW 4, Sstloa 2t, Towaship I! Less Ex. Tax Pd.. 5,327.01 2,468.12 Conder of Alunit. Utah, who oa De- South, Rang $ Salt Lak MDep Sub to Check 101,500.46 of intsntk; filed eember aotlca. 1916. made has HomeaUad 82, eridian, Demand Cer. of Dep. 12.00 entry No. 016621, for LoU 2 and 2 to mak final Proof, to esublk. Cashier's Checks 1,103.33 SecUoa 8; N 3 8W 4. BecUoa 9. claim to the land abov describe Dividends Unpaid .. 1(6.00 SO South, Range 2 Weat, bofor Clerk of th District Coir " Township Total Demand Deposits 102,786.79 Bait Lak hferidlaa, ha filed aotlc at Beaver, Utah, oa th 26th day Time Cer. . 140.00 of iauatloa to make three-yeJanuary, 1121. Saving Dep 126,489.62 aa witnesses name t oesubllah to claim Claimant land th froor, Total Demand Dep 126.629.62 abov before Clark of th Warren F. Murdock of Total $267. 874.55 Districtdescribed, Court. Junction, Utah, oa th Utah, and Kent Morgan. Chase Br. dock and Charlea Morgan all of Sn, aay or January . 1921. list J Stat of Utah, County of Beaver. Claimant aaaes as witnesses: ver, Utah. Chaa. E. Murdock. being first du GOULD B. BLAKELT, Rsgli Joseph Conder. Jr. Joha Moor Jr. ly sworn according to law, depose H. R. Jolley and Reuhea Joilev. all First PublicaUci, Dec IT. 1929. t:! and says that he Is Cashier of the or Angle, utaa. Ust Pubtlcatlon, Jaaaary 14, 115 above named bank; that the above T: and foregoing report contains a full true and correct .statement of the condition of the said bank at the close or business on the 29 th day of i J. B. Puffer and Mr, 478.75 and Mrr' BF."Tendlet6h "spent tn 122,223.73 301.717.63 lth and Mrs. Jim Muir went to Beaver to attend the funeral of Mrs Mr. Stat of Utah, County of Beaver, as. Cashier of th above named bank do aolemnly wear iihVz abov statement to tru to th beat of toy that th Bvcnur' knowledge tad belUf. R. B. CUTTLE R, Cashier Atut' V Mr. 7.000.00 2,940.00 Z.". r br Resource The report la out that papers have been served on Commissioner Burke NOTICE " People having books -- from - the notifying him to appear .Monday. Public library that are paBt due and January 31. 1921, at Beaver before ... . . -. nut rumruou 07 jmuumij A, win om the District court to show cause whj it, called for, and charge made for col ne should not removed from office. . for misconduct In office. lecting-- Total nri awn New York Globe . nesM.ii wfll presUee la all the courts ef th state How's Thii? hard-boile- . Beaver City, Utah la Telephone BaJUlM The present high cost of fuel is not an unmitigated evil; for under Mr. and Mrs. William Cllne are the spur of necessity, we are being moving from Milford to Beaver this driven to make use of other natural coming week. ftu aniMl DaUaa Bewari sources of heat and power than coal tor ssor ease m and oil. on a scale that otherwise Mr Wm. f. Haufler and Miss Net- has bsn Jiaksa Kail's Catarr Msdidns rT..-ar ti east might not have been attempted for Ue Edwards of Nevada, were united k a has esessM toewa aa the ZLZZ We have parti- - in marriage in the county clerk' decades to come. J two develop-In mind house court power last the Sunday cularly . uuHMu 0gce ta tbra the B ST. Muoiw swfaes. exseUtaS the Pot menta, one in England, and the oth- - January. 16th the rrosVtt We. aa4 a er In the United 8tates, each of I which will be far greater in output Miss Lydia Robinson and her Uk tMU Haffs CatarrhS M Will MS than any water power plant at pres brother Ren. returned home last - i. . ent in existence or contemplated. Of Sunday after a long stay in Elslnore aa4 m ra of catarrn. Bene these, the British scheme is the more where they have been employed at tlM mt CO., TOisoo, wa J. CHtNETT original, since it contemplates the the sugar factory Lydia 'spent Bold by aU PrugVsts. use of the tidal ppwer of the estua weeks in Salt Lake City before re ry of the Severn river, That the turning home. BIDS WANTED scheme is not visiontry is proved by 1921 sealed b' rntJl January the fact that the investigation of the Mrs. Ernest Hodges returned to a yearly eash for received be will the under drawn up plana have been her home in Salt Lake City after a nntal for the Murdock Academy British Ministry of Transport Brief two month's visit here with relati hm and buildings by the-- under- ly stated, a danr 2 2 miles long will ves and friends. She was accompan Mined. JOS. F. McGREGOR. Pres of the Board. be thrown across the mouth of the led nome by Mrg- - McShane, who will ident Severn and in this dam will be In Hewhile In Mr, Lake Salt stay PILES stalled hydroelectric turbines of a Shane is attending to his duties In riuar end other Rectal diseases total of one million horsepower. The the legislature. ( aethoda. No oursd by total fall of the tide is thirty feet. Writ for time lost from business. and to jtecure a continual supply of free. 8! idt booklet oa Rectal disease Coitl-nantFor Sale On al I. R. Parsons. M. D. 411. current, 600,000 horsepower will be Horn Registered bull at the Mun- Bait Lake Bank Building, delivered direct to the line and the tord ranch. Cityother 50A00Q , fcorepowr will be utii:rml in pumping water to a high brick house Report made by the Bank Commis For Sale level reservoir, which will supply hy three sioner of the state 01 uian stairs. Hot down three up and of the condition of droolectrlc turbines during the five and cold water in kitchen. DOTCSH THE STATE hours in which the stage of the tide laln 8lnk roomt no fixtures, BANK OF BEAVER COUNTY will trevent operation of the tur- - I fivnH oallar nrphnrrl and rardeo. at Located at Beaver, in the County bine plant In the main dam. of Beaver. State of Utah, at the close easy terms. of business on the 29th day of De The American scheme contemplat Silas Cox, P. O. Box 1(3 cember, 1920. es the building of a dam 500 feet In et Total Demand Dopoalta Offlse in t F. KXOX Attmnsf st law Jess Brlggs has gone to' Pueblo--, Colorado, where ha has a position as DEVEOPMENT ed Capital Stock paid Surplus fund WILUASf ;:. height, rhlch will Impound 93 per The maiden was cent of the flow of the ColoradoRlv er In a storage basin over 200 miles bashful. And prattled of prlsima and prunes; In lengtn, Impounding more than for of water. The to-Her frock was flounce-fu- ll and sash-ful- l, ty million acre-feisi nyuroeiecuic aeveiopment as And she danced bit to decorous tun- thus provided for will be over four million horsepower. It Is contemplat "7v' es; And remarks that were certain to ed to distribute this power over the country covered by a radius of 500 rankle d Were made by the old miles, and embracing eight of the Western States. The gross hydrollc Should the swish of a skirt show an head of 1,100 feet will be developed ' at four separate power stations, lo ankle cated along the course of the river. For no lady admitted to legs! The scheme has been under investi The ekirt of today Is but slinky gation for several years, and the ap And Just about starts when It stops; plication recently presented to the Federal Power Commission has been In fact, It's so awfully dinky It proclaims Its fair wearer has accepted. Scientific American. props. Mr. DeLos Bacon was reported as Tet don't cry that her manners are being Quite sick at the Montreal shocking, mine, where he is employed. Mrs. Or that modesty died yeeternyear She may give you a glimpse of her Hacon left here Saturday for the mine, and found her husband im stocking, But will never dlspaly a nude ear! proving, soreturned Sunday. 4 sm snat Mrs. R. R. Tanner of Bait Laks City la here visiting ner cangnter. Mrs. Zella Hatch. WATER POWER We are offering the biggest bargains " Oeem sat th i Praesls .. LAW Bearer. Utah Mr. Isaac tvery of Lyman, Wyom 92.00 ing is here thl weea visiung won his slater, Mrs. James Hoops. Per Year TOMMI88IOX1TIS" ATT9RNIY AT Roblnaoaio acting at in th City library librarian Mail assistant City, Utah, aa Second Clas Bmw 0. AMURUUV&f ERS VILLB, UTAH ! |
