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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH Friday, May 24, 1940 UINTAH BASIN RECORD E. J. Schonian, Publisher PUBLISHED Roy A. Schonian, FRIDAY EVERY ADVERTISING RATES c. Per Column Inch, 30c Classified and Reading Notices For Sale, For Rent, Wanted, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous, 10c per line, first insertion; 5c per line for each succeeding issue minimum charge, 30c. UTAH second-clas- s hostess awarded high score prize to Miss Todd. A. M. Murdock and son Bill of Duchesne were visitors in Myton Friday. Mrs. Hillery Holder left Friday for Salt Lake City to attend the annual convention of the Young Republican League of Utah which she attended as a delegate accompanying other delegates from Roosevelt. They returned Sunday. n B. B. Nowlin, a building contractor of Salt Lake City, spent Friday and Saturday on his ranch at Midview. He visited with friends in Myton Friday evening. Mrs. James Dalgleish returned Friday evening from Aspen, Colo, where she and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart and H. A. Pierson of Duchesne were called by the death of Mr. Harts brother, Charles Hart, who was burled in Aspen Friday. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Morris and nephew Clayton Dennis arrived Saturday from Long Beach, where Clayton spent the winter with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Morris will visit with Mrs. Morris parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aury Draper and Clayton will spend the summer here with his father, Sy-eDennis. Ralph Martin of Price was a business visitor in Myton Saturday. Miss Gladys Sundquish left Saturday for her home in Salt Lake City after completing her term as teacher in the Myton school. Donald McKay, who has been a teacher in the Myton school during the past term, left Saturday for his home in Ogden. Mrs. Maxwell, who completed the school term of Miss Luella Ward, joined her husband in Roosevelt Saturday, later leaving for their home in Logan. Miss Hazel Diehl and Miss Thelma Brotherson left Sunday for their homes. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Miller made a business trip to Salt Lake City well-know- rl TR.1KING HE, MODEL OF AM ATOM EN LARGED MORE THAN 2.0 BILLION TIMES WILL BE AN AMA2.1NG REVEL ATION TO VISITORS- - ANIMATED DIORAMAS WILL PORTRAY THE ROMANCE OF COPPER FROM ITS DISCOVERY BY SAVAGES TO ITS PRESENT DAY OSES- s - Pn CONTRAST, THE LARGEST OPEN CUT COPPER MINE IN x THE WORLD, WITH MOVING SHOVELS AND TRAIN5yWILl ij .1X1 GEFEATUREO- - 1.. Mopper, oldest of OF COMMERCE. METALS WAS FIRST MINED AND USED BY MAN BEFORE THE DATS OF MENES, THE FIRST EGYPTIAN KIN G Notice of Sale By Mrs. Grace Dalgleish matter Mrs. Bliss Lott was hostess toeillness of her mother. May 26, 1922. at the Postoffice at Duchesne, Utah, under the act of the Friday bridge club last week James Bywater returned last with the following members and week from Rawlins, Wyoming March 3, 1879. guests present, Mrs. R. E. W'augh, where he has been employed for Mrs. Wm. Preece, Mrs. Homer several weeks. Robinson, Miss Alice Todd, Mrs. Dean Peterson who has been in SUBSCRIPTION RATES Wm. Koehler, Mrs. Lee Cooper Colorado for about a month, re75 and Mrs. E. W. Three Months Kronquist. Deli- turned Sunday. 1.00 cious refreshments were served at Six Months Mr. and Mrs. Titus Jones and $2.0 the close of the afternoon and the nephews, Milton and Conrad HolOne Year Entered as Display Advertising Flat Rate, For Plates, Per Agate Line, 2 AT DUCHESNE, Legal Advertising Myton News Editor So C JA . Friday, returning Saturday. Mrs. Bruce Maxwell left Sunday for Salt Lake City accompanied by her small granddaughter who has been visiting here during the Clark-McNa- . er JUDICIAL FOURTH THE DISTRICT IN AND FOR THE DUCHESNE, OF COUNTY STATE OF UTAH. FEDERAL FARM MORT- GAGE CORPORATION, vs. Plaintiff, ) ) ) ) ) GEORGE E. HOWELLS, a widower ; CHARLES) BRACKENBURY and ) lenbeck of Duchesne visited in GRACE HOWELLS BRAC- - ) Myton Sunday evening enroute K E N B U R Y, his wife ; ) FIRST DOE; SECOND ) home from Vernal. ) Mr. and Mrs. James Dalgleish DOE ond THIRD DOE, ) Defendants. made a business trip to Park City TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFFS Sunday. W. S. Peatross and son, Keith SALE on the 7th day of June, and Garland 'Reed left Tuesday A. D., 1940 at 2oclock P. M. of of the for Bingham on a business trip. said day at the front door in Mrs. Charles Meranda and Miss Duchesne County Court House the following Utah, Duchesne, lone Bird representing the Venus described property situated in said Rebekah lodge of Myton left county, to wit: Tuesday morning to attend the PARCEL 1; The Southeast state convention of the Rebekah of section 31, Townquarter 2 South, of range 2 West Assembly of Utah which opened ship a two-da-y session in Salt Lake of the Uintah Special Base and Meridian. Tuesday under the direction of the grand lodge of Utah. PARCEL 2: Lots 6 and 7 and the East half of the Southwest E. L. Jumer left Monday mornof Section 6, Lot 1, the ing on a short business trip to quarter Northeast quarter of the NorthSalt Lake City. west quarter and the North-- 1 Mrs. Oscar Cooper who has been west quarter of the Northeast quite ill for several days, is requarter of Section 7, Township 3 South, Range 2 West of the ported in a serious condition and will be removed to Salt L&ke City Uintah Special Base and Meridian. as soon as possible so she may The property above described receive more expert care. Her many friends hope for her early contains 440to acres, more or less. Subject existing right of recovery. ways of record. The members of the Myton Boy TOGETHER with 250 shares of Scout troop accompanied by Scout Class "C" stock of Dry Gulch IrriMaster Glenn Moss enjoyed an gation Company, said shares beouting Tuesday evening on the ing represented by Certificate No. rivrer east of town. 4161. Frank Defa of Hanna was a TOGETHER with all other Myton visitor Tuesday. of every kind and nature, rights Wm. J. Steward arrived Tues- however evidenced, to the use of day from Salem to look after hi3 water, ditches and canals for the bees. He will be a guest of Mr. irrigation of said premises. TOGETHER with all tenements, and Mrs. Hillery Holder while hereditaments and appurtenances here. Eugene Miller, field manager of thereunto belonging or in anywise the Myton airport, left Monday appertaining, and the reversion morning to attend a meeting in and reversions, remainder and rethe state capitol for the civil ae- mainders, rents, issues and proronautics authority. The meeting fits thereof. Dated at Duchesne, Utah this was called by Vem G. Halliday, of May, A. D., 1940. manager of the Salt Lake muni- 10th day DEWEY MERIWETHER cipal airport and president of the (Signed) Sheriff Western Aviation Planning ConDate of first publication, May rewas and attended ference, by 17, 1940. presentatives of the state aeroDate of last publication, June nautics commission, of cities, 7, 1940. comand of counties chambers merce and by airport managers Notice To Creditors throughout the state. Mr. Miller visited the Salt Lake municipal Estates of ARTHUR W. MAXairport and enjoyed an inspection WELL, and MARY A. MAXWELL of the technical division of aeroDeceased, - - - (Creditors will prenautics. sent claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Tabiona, Duchesne 1910 Tree Orders For County, Utah, on or before the i5th day of July, 1940. Utah, Nevada J. LAWRENCE MAXWELL, Reach 141,000 Mark Executor, and Administrator of said Estate. Reports issued from the office Date of First publication, May of J. Whitney Floyd, extension for- 10, 1940. ester at theUtah State AgricultDate of Last publication, May ural college, show that up to date 31, 1940. 144,000 hrees have been shipped from the nursery at the college to farmers in Utah and SUMMONS Nevada who are participating in the tree planting program for the IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE two states. STATE OF UTAH, IN AND to be Requests tor tne trees FOR DUCHESNE COUNTY planted in the 1940 spring season, have come from 451 farmers In TILLOCK, ) Utah and 75 in Nevada, and show Plaintiff, ) an increase in demands of more -- vs) than 14,000 trees over last year. EDITH WHITE TILLOCK, ) During the ten years that the Defendant ) tree planting program has been in -- 00O00existence approximately 650,000 STATE OF UTAH TO THE trees have been planted for wind- THE SAID DEFENDANT: breaks and wood lots in Utah You are hereby summoned to alone. These trees have been supwithin twenty days after appear plied through the cooperation of service of this summons upon you, colthe Utah State Agricultural if served within the county in lege Extension Service and the which this action is brought; othschool of forestry. erwise within thirty days after Orders stow that 15 species of trees have been called for, the service,andandin defend the above accase of your failure tion; five most popular being; Siberian so to do, judgment will be renelm, russian olive, black locust, red dered against you according to cedar and green ash. the demand of the complaint. This action is brought to disMany Taxes 00 Ilals solve the marriage relation hereThere are 77 federal and 30 state tofore existing between you and and local taxes on a felt hat, says the plaintiff. the National Consumers Tax com- (Signed) George E. Stewart. mission. They boost the price by Attorney for Plaintiff 11.3 per cent. Publication dates: May 10 to Mrs. Glen Sorensen DUCHESNE CONTINUES TO FIXUP Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jarvis anThe good work started during the Jaycees nounce the arrival of a baby girl cleanup - paintup - fixup campaign still goes on. born last Monday in Salt Lake. Newly painted building fronts, fine big electric signs, Mrs. Thomas L. Allred of Probusiness in renovations and remodelings, and complete new con- vo was transacting last Wednesday. Talmage structions are appearing along main street weekly, Quite a number of people atgreatly improving the appearance of our city, and tended convention at Altamont broadcasting far and wide the fact that there is still Sunday. Several carloads of people from here attended the high school plenty of confidence in the future of Duchesne. As long as this trend continues Duchesne is graduation exercises at Altamont evening. The graduates bound to continue to attract further business activity Thursday from here were Ruby Kofford, and progress accordingly. Miles Christensen and Keller Anderson. NEW CENSUS FIGURES WILL HELP Mr. and Mrs. Elden Sorensen of Park City and Mrs. Homer of Midway were visiting with Encouraging indeed is the report of the federal census just completed for Ducesne, a report that relatives here over the week end. Mrs. Mary Behunin is a Salt For ten years Lake will right a wrong of long standing. visitor this week. Duchesne has labored under an official census of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ottosen and and Mrs. La Mont Otto590, a figure which its citizens knew was wrong but children sen and children spent Sunday at which stood nevertheless as the official tabulation the home of William Frisby in Local estimates ran all the way from 750 to 1,000, Tabiona. and the final count now completed, revealed even Mr. Porter Morrell of Duchesne was business in Talthese estimates to be low. Mrs. Cowan, the enumer- mage transacting Tuesday. ator has the official tabulation of 1,005, she reports. Mr. and Irs. Alma Sorensen, Berdell Sorensen of It will probably take some time for the effect of Mr. and Mrs. Mayfield and Mr. and Mrs. Erthe new census to be felt, but only good can come nest Sorensen of Fayette spent 2 Gov- days this week visiting relatives when the tabulations are properly recorded. ernment appropriations through the entire program here. have been guided greatly by the old tabulation; road Lacking any other guidepost, newspapers naturlow etc. have carried the and maps, atlases, figures, ally judge the copy they print from a reader-intereintourists, industries, prospective promotors and standpoint, with the direct result that it is the vestors, etc. all have judged the community from it. isolated, out of the ordinary incident which finds Your business and ours have suffered accordingly. its way into the newspaper columns, not from the When it becomes generally known that Duchesne is desire of any editor to do damage to anyone, but bea city of over a thousand inhabitants, instead of just cause such are the incidents which keep people readhalf a thousand, we will see a change in many things, ing the papers. and we can all hasten this change by helping to bring Newspaper men generally try to be helpful and the corrected figure to the attention of others. cooperative with the industries of their communities Mrs. Cowan is to be complimented on her efforts and if funeral directors, or those in any other honest in getting her tabulations this complete, and doubt- and worthwhile pursuit will take the trouble to exless too, she has had good cooperation from the plain to the editors and reporters their ideals and citizens generally. policies, unfavorable comment or wrong impressisns can quite likely be eliminated. A THOUGHT WORTH REMEMBERING Of course each newspaper guards jealously its inAt the annual convention of the Funeral Direc- dependence and individuality, and no editor can be tors and Embalmers association of Utah in Salt Lake expected to believe all he is told or to print, word for City this week, a brief comment by one of the mem- word, any copy handed to him, hut it is only fair and bers expressed his regrets that newspaper comment wise to see that the proper information is in the concerning the profession is not always favorable, hands of the editor before his paper comes out rather adding that the unfavorable incident is usually the than to criticise afterwar.d, if through lack of proper isolated, out of the ordinary case which does not re- understanding of the principles and intricacies of flect the true position of the industry as a whole -- an industry improper impressions are created which illustrates a fact often overlooked generally. through news concerning it. 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Fenske, Duchesne, Utah has filed Application No. 13528 to appropriate 1.5 sec. ft. of water from Strawberry river in Duchesne county proposing to divert it from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31, inclusive of each year at a point N, 56 deg. 45 min. W. 2923 ft. from the E14 Cor. of Sec. 17, T. 4 S., R. 7 W USBAM. It is proposed to convey the water 1000 ft. by ditch and use it to Irrigate 80 acres of land embraced in the N SWi$ Sec. 16, NEi$ SEti and SEg NE'i Sec. 17, T. 4 S., R 7 V?., USB&M. Protests resisting the granting of said Application, with reasons therefor, made in affidavit form, must be filed with T. H. Humph-eryState Engineer, 403 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, with one extra copy and $1.00 filing foe on or before July El, s, 1910. T. II. Humpherys Our $200,000 modernization program, bow in progress, makes avail able the finest Hotel accommodations in the West at the same popular prices. Visit our famous DME & DRI1CE in the miRRon Room SAIT LAKES SUPPER CLUB PAR Cafeteria Embassy Buffet Oak Dining Room EXCELLENCE Superb Cuisine . Scintillating Music ; Exceptionally good at exceptionally moderate prices. food State Engineer Date of first publication, Date of last publication, J, Jjfi, f |