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Show Land not selected by the com Packs Jeep For Tour of Needles Area Hospital News pany will be returned to the Expedition tribe, and could then be leased Attendents at San Juan Counto other companies. Hospital have been kept busy ty The possibility exists that, all week with a constant stream rather than being frozen out of major and minor accident vicother companies may be asked tims. to participate with On June 1, Frank Halls was adOil in development of reservation oil mitted for treatment of broken and gas lands. ribs and bruises sustained when Oil exploration r and developpointed out the a horse fell on him. He is still at ment In all the Four Corners populations of all the Four Corthe hospital. New Mexico, AriHerbert Goforth was injured in country will be stimulated ners states Utah and Colorado are zona, a mine accident June 4, and was through the contract recently increasing rapidly. taken to the hospital for treatr Oil signed between This population increase will ment the same day. He was disCorp. and the Navajo tribe, require more community servicJune 6. charged declared in a statement es, such as additional school faAn accident at the mill resultissued here today. cilities, better highways, more ed in arm injuries for John Under the contract, now awaithousing and expanded business of Dove Cheek, Colorado Schear the Commissioning approval by facilities, the statement said. who was admitted on June 4 and r er of Indian Affairst of natural gas discharged June 6. will explore 5 million acres andDevelopmentresources is fundapetroleum A baby girl was born to Mr. of the mental to expansion of the Four approximately Mrs. Buckley Christensen the and vast Navajo reservation. The Corners area. This 2nd of June. Mr. and Mrs. Armis tribe will receive half the net will help provide thedevelopment additional Hawkins are parents of a girl profits from oil, gas or helium capital required to meet these born June 3 and a boy was born discovered, and will retain full economic requirements. 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Ben AusJune rights in any other minerals, inMost important of all, the relive at the AEC camp at who tin cluding uranium, that may be gion will prosper because the InNatural Bridges. found as result of drilling. dian himself will benefit from Paul Jones, Navajo tribal coun- any oil and gas found. The prescil chairman, has stated the rate ent contract with the Navajo Mfintiers of the Needle area of tribal earnings under the con- tribe, initiated pack th? jeeps at Monticello prior to leaving for their base J. E. Wefhsringfon by the Indains camp in Horse Canyon. Left to expedition back to camera: Jack Koerner, Glendale, Arizona; Mr. Kunkel, light, tract would be greater than any themselves, for explora1 ork City; Burnett Hendryx, Ianguitch, provides W. New Utah; Robert Moore, Editorial Staff, National Geoheretofore offered by the oil in tion instead of exploitation of the Heavy Equipment Hauling graphic Society; .Mrs. Alice Koerner. Glendale, Arizona, and Rates Wilson, Superintendent, Arches Low-boMack Truck with dustry. However, the contract reservations oil and gas lands. National Monument and guide for the group. (Record Photo) Authorized and has been criticized by some who Insured Carrier The contract includes another contend it might freeze out point of much importance to the Also All Types of other, oil companies interested in arid Navajo reservation. Any wa- Red Supt. Black Says . . . BULLDOZING the Four Corners area. ter discovered In excess of drillContinued from page 1 Such criticism simply is not P-needs will go to the tribe. The ing Caterpillar Tractors with . Carroll. Kenneth Maughn has r true, the statement company will equip for irrigaAngle Dozers For taken over the prmcipalship at said. tion, or for livestock use, any UTAH MONTICELLO, Monticello high school. He has r Within a year, wells with sufficient water to 114R2 rHONE been must select portions of the land warrant development. principal of the grade On Aline school. under contract on which it der pioneer oil helped Mr. Black is also issuing a call sires to continue exploration and gas exploration in the San PULL THE PLUG Red Canyon Mines company reJuan Basin. The companys Four Utahs share of the 1957 nation- for a county supervisor of eleCorners headquarters is Farm- ceived the June 1956 payment al wheat allotment is 314,303 ac- mentary schools. He recently Oil STOMACH UPSET spent two days in Logan, Utah, ington, and it also, has offices in of $100,000 on the Blue Lizard res, 691 acres less than the states one at Salt and Lake U day City Utah. allotment for 1956, according to headachy, when constipaMoab, tion sours stomach? Extensive potash deposits near uranium property in Red Canyon J. Taylor Allen, Chairman o,f the one day at Brigham Young Unirelieves constipation overnight. Moab now are being explored by Monday evening at a directors Utah Agricultural Stabilization versity interviewing college gradHelps sweeten sour stomach too. Sweetener Works Overnight! meeting in Salt Lake City. The and Conservation State Commit- uates and seeking teaching contract signers for the county No harsh griping. Made from pure buyers are Blue Lizard Mines, tee. herbs. Thoroughly but vegetable Inc. Donald T. Adams, MonticelThe national allotment for 1957 schools. gently uncorks clogged intestines. FRIDA V & SATURDAY lo attorney, accepted the payment continues at 55 millon acres, the Brings comforting relief in morning Then life looks sunny again! Get June 8- -9 for Red Canyon Mines, who are minimum permitted by law. AlReverend and Mrs. Alderman today. . and the sellers in the transaction. lotments for the 9 States of Kan- are leaving for a vacation. While In Powder or Granulated form now in new, Tablets, toot VAN This company includes Mr. sas (10,615,188 acres). North Da- away they will attend the NationWhen constipation 'HEFLIN sours children s diAdams, Preston Redd, Robert kota (7,327,856 acres), Oklahoma al Baptist Convention in Seattle, gestion and disposition, get Syrup of Redd and others. this lore (4,149,-07tops his They honey sweet liquid Texas (1,878,623 Washington. acres), l'Shansincl Blue Lizard president, Preston Montana, (4,042,623 acres), '"Battle Cry" Redd, said his company was ac- acres), Nebraska (3,234,827 acres), roles! cepting $30 000 in the recently Colorado (2,766,025 acres). South TEChnibUkvn $900,000 debentures is- Dakota (2,746,578 acres), and Topnotch foundation stock and approved JCinemaScoPe. a program of continuous and care- sue in order to show their confi- Washington (1,994,450 acres) acIn the past two years the Utah Mining Association and its PLUS SECOND FEATURE count for more than three fourths ful culling of animals that fail dence in the company. have distributed to Utah schools 4400 mineral members new The contract between of the national total. to equal or improve upoiv thefr BENEDICT BOGEAUS 5000 supplementary text books, 4000 Utah Blue Lizard and Red Canyon was boxes, specimen Allen advises that Chairman parents are necessary in breeding drawn and JOHN PAYNE RONALD REAGAN and resource natural disigned provides the State allotment has been maps and $5000 worth of additional helpsuperior lines of beef cattle. ful literature. This is part of the program to help education, RHONDA GRAY Prof. Henderson of the U. S. De- that Blue1 Lizard will pay $50,000 vided among the counties and noon Aug. and $37,500 the first of tices of 1957 county allotments for individual mining companies have contributed hundreds Bret Bartel, partment of Agricultures range month through February, sent to county Agricultural Staof thousands of dollars in research grants and scholarships. livestock experiment station in each Miles City, Montana, found that 1957. A payment of $25,000 will bilization and Conservation ofXiWSCOPI Red Canyon Mines on fices. County allotments are beselection and line breeding over be made to TECHNICOLOR 1, 1957. The sale, the terms a period of 20 years increased March ing divided among wheat farms tADO he. w From the earth comes an abundant life far all" the average level of many desir- of hich were $500,000 in cash of the county and each farmer able characteristics in individuals and equal amount in stock for will be notified of his farms SUNDAY & MONDAY 47 claims, will be consumated by wheat acreage allotment well in and specific lines of cattle. June these payments. advance of the wheat marketing A comparison of steers W ANITA LOOS ' Wayne Garff is the quota referendum to be held July sired at the station by a single director of Blue Lizard Mines, 20. If s of those voting line of inbred bulls st&nds out as in the referendum approve, farman example to which desirable ers harvesting more than their characteristics can be improved. farm allotments will be subject to of steers FOR BULLDOZER started fMur groups a penalty of 45 per cent of parity in the feed lot at weaning weights on their excess wheat. averaging 442 pounds gained an WORK State and county wheat acre1.00 of average pounds daily. Ten color tylfechnicolor allotments. Chairman Allen age Executive Producer ROBERT BASSIER Contact years later another group of explains, are based on the wheat ARTISTS steers from the same inbred line ge!eased thrU LEE RASMUSSEN acreage of the past 10 years with averaged 456 pounds at weaning, 7 Miles North, 2 Miles East PLUS SECOND FEATURE adjustments for planting' trends, and gained 2.48 pounds daily. of Monticello weather and other factors. Pounds of grain for each 100 love feud I j pounds of gain increased slightly, Roads, Reservoirs from 486 to 593 in the Your contribution will speed LORETTA YOUNG But this is charable to the construction of a municipal period. Built WILLIAM HOLDEN the usual reduced feed efficiency swimming pool. Support it by ROBERT MITCHUM in cattle as fattening increases. making a contribution today.. To Delhi-Tayl- or 4-Cor- Area for Gas, Delhi-Taylo- THE SAN JUAN RECORD Thursday, June 7, 1956 - page 8 Every donation to the swimming pool fund is a donation towards healthy recreation. r Delhi-Taylo- Gilie!!e BLADES Delhi-Tayjo- BLUE Delhi-T- IN HANDY DISPENSER aylor used-blad- e ,Mmparfmenf5'gJ5 - Delhi-Tay-lo- I " one-thir- d ... Don't ... 35-to- n Delay! y Canyon Mines Wheat Allotment YOUR RE-WI- HOUSE 8 Utah Less Receives Payment Delhi-Taylo- TODAY Delhi-Tayo- Property Delhi-Taylo- Than Last Year NU-V- PAYMENTS AS Half-aliv- e, Black-Draug- Drive In Delhi-Taylo- laxative-stomac- r. Culling Necessary Black-Draug- ht LOW AS h $15.00 PER MONTH ht . . BE SAFE For Breeding -- 1 Superior Cattle Mining goes to school Call: SAN JUAN FLEMING-COLEE- ELECTRIC i Tennessees Partner v (talribwled by RKO 10-- HCTUttS, Phone 90 JAMES WIGHT and STEPHEN EAGER Monticello UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION -- KM MODERN! BE i 11 10-ye- newly-electe- d GenfleinenAk Brunettes two-third- UNITED Bore-flst- p eJ ten-yea- f TUESDAY & June FRESH FRYERS 12 annaiterSsafl flDntfi WEDNESDAY - r 13 SKINLESS WEINERS lb- - Ib. 37c SLAB BACON w- - ' V0MfiT pS UMCHCSrER i THURSDAY 14 JUN FAMILY NIGHT I - 3 lbs. - : . s OFFICE Martha Scott 8:00 a.m. -- 12 noon & 1:00 p.m. SATURDAY 8:00 1 MenMt ee 1 MIO. IWM MUr nsm W v . BANANAS HOURS r r- - k. p " Kt a.m.-12n- oon -- 2 lbs. 29c CABBAGE . . MONDAY THRU FRIDAY WAR OF THE WILDCATS PLUS MK 89c J0M MIDCP miw-vmt-- John Wayne Shortening sm qUrasasE HEeaoal vouwiod pJLJ' MRS. 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