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Show r i t t . . The Tooele Transcript Sports SEEING WITH DEAN Ss JtSJC ioWcaf T . Friday, February SUMMONS Ordinance No. 1-- IV THE DISTRICT COURT . TOOEI E COUNTY, . . STATE 0" CTAII F nFVunin! 62 or sC)ax of this summons upon you. If you fail so to do. judgment by de- fault will be taken against you' Clllircll for the relief demanded in sa d Corner First N. & First East complaint, which has been filed Rev, F.. Russell Tanner, Past' with the Clerk of the said Court Phone 8XMIi2 This is an action brought for the pttrpo v of quoting title tithe fo'lowing described real pro rnmmnnlio MctllOlil 23, 1962 General Prielliool Meeting In Tooele Slake February 25 Le'gh P-High School Swim THE MOUNTAIN STATES, coach, announced Monday ming nd' AND its TELEGRAPH successors COMPANY, TriFPHONE h it Too.-L n.y soon have an assigns, tin right and privilege to cunstruct, erect, operate and A Lilt Women's Calisthenics class, Plaintiff, maintain over and under the streets, alleys, and public ways n the plans of Rose Nisouger, v and cables It conduits, and lt Tooele, Utah, wires, underground We got a little bit mad about the officiating last weekend1 County Recorder, materialize perty situate in Tooele County but it has been building conduct a general telephone business. wasn't just that weekend's games HEIRS OF GF.ORGF. DENTON, M'-said plans are of State as N.song-- r to tallows, I'tah, wit; BE IT ORDAINTD by the City Council of the City of Tooele, now deceased, as follows: HEIRS up for some time . . . most of this year as a matter of fact to organize an evening underway the SE at of comer Beg be CIIIL-REIn our estimation, it lacks something That something could Utah: OF THE DFCEASED class in calisthenics and a muss the SW'J of the SE'i of OF GFORGE SFCTION 1. There is hereby granted to the Mountain States DENTON. consistency. A play called one way in one game is most generally Adult das? at meeting for tho-,- e interested will Sec. 25, T4S, R5W. SLM, called another wav in another game Or on 0"casion. the same Telephone and Telegraph Company, a corporation, its successors dccwd HEIRS OF CHARLES 11 03 beg-nat Ad.i'tworship b Pj jn the near future, and running thence South MAR- deceased: plav may be called differently on two different occasions in the and assigns, for a period of 25 years from and after the effective DENTON, and Mr John Persinger o' Salt inerested in joining Aruone 20 89 cha ns; thence South same game. dute of this ordinanc e, the right and privilege to construct, erect. (GRTT CRTFR, I AI R A Lake City will be the guest speak- - such a class is requested, by 33 deg. 29 mm East II 62 Who's What's to blame? Well, MARY and maintain in. uon. across, along, above, under and LFWITZ, SABIN, GRACE wrong Mrs Nisonger, to contact her at thence South 45 chains; there are a lot of us, I guess. And the fans, sports RACHEL over the streets, alleys, public ways and public places, now or HODGE, DENTON, 88 302C, after 5 p in and on week 35 20 19 min. East deg High School youths will meet hereafter laid out or dedicated, and all extensions thereof anJ JOHN C. DENTON, JR, and writers, coaches, players and above all the officduring weekdays. a? th home of James I erguson ends or chains; thence South 8 75 ials of the conference and the official orgamra additions thereto in the City of Tooele, poles, wires, cables, under-- JANE DOE DENTON, hls wife, 58 cha thence North 7 ns; at Sunday tions can come in for their share of the blame. evening pm. conduits, manholes and other fixtures and equipment GRACE DENTON DAY, LEONIE ground Iii14T!4m1 nWtHodixt Club will hold deg. 50 mm. West 53 48 First off, the fans take too much for grantDENTON, necessary or proper for the maintenance and operation in said City ONTON. GFORGE 59 North thence chains; 'heir on dinner monthly ed Thev demand possibly too much from the JR"d DOE JANE of a telephone exchange and lines connected therewith; provided, meetirg DENTON, In W Hines v at 7 p m. in the social deg 15 min West 19 50 officials, especially not knowing the game of bashowever, that no poles or other fixtures shall be placed where the hls wife and DOROTHY DENTON 14 78 thence North hall. chains; ketball. Yes. (hats right' I said that you as a HEIRS OF ELIZA Tooele Stake General Priesthood same will interfere with any gas mains, electric light or power TOI LAND: chains; thence East 42 40 fan don't know enough about the game of basCho r nra'-ticSULLIVAN. deceased: will be held Sunday. Feb. lines, water hydiant or water main: and all such poles or otherlBFTIt Thursday meeting 7pm chains to the place of beDr. Warren Bainbridge of First 25, at 2 pm. In the Fourth and ketball to be criticizing what's going on on the fixtures placed on any street shall be placed at the outer edge of'THOMAS SULLIVAN and ELFA-th- e 142.25 ginning. containing Methodist Church of Salt lake Eleventh Ward chapel, according sidewalk and inside the curb line, and those placed in thejNOR SLTLIVAN, hls wife, court, whether its playing, coaching or officiatacres of land, more or and JANE shall be placed close to the line of the lot abutting on said LIAM SULLIVAN City will be in Tooele and con- to the Stake Presidency. ing. You don't know the rules. How many of you have actually less. duct services in this church, the All members of the Priesthood. sat down with the rule hook and read it through and kept up to alleys; such equipment or fixtures in any event shall be placedi0- - SULLIVAN, his wile, JACK Dated this 22nd day of Janu- Sunday date on it It changes a little every year, you know. in such a manner as not to interfere with the usual travel on said HANLEY and JANE DOE HANevenings of March 4, 11 Aaronic and Melchizedek are re196.' and 18th for Lenten service. LEY. hls wife: HEIRS So, how can OF ary. something when you don't know streets, alleys and public wavs. you criticize quested to be in attendance. GORDON R. HALL exactly what you're criticizing. Listeners and readers often call SECTION 2. During the life of this franchise the Company shall ANNIE MARIE REESE, deceased: ANNIE REESE WELDE. also Attorney for Plaintiff sports reporters biased, or unjust. When it comes down to it, it be subject to all lawful exercise of the police power the City oWEIDE: BESSIE the listener or reader who is about 95 percent biased and partial and to such reasonable regulations thereunder as the by REESE. Tooele County Courthouse City Tooele City. Utah by may W. isn't it? REESE, JANE DOE ordinance hereafter provide. It is expressly understood and agreed JOHN (Date of 1st publ. January 26, But the writers and broadcasters haven't done all thev could REESE his HEIRS OF wife; by and between the said Company and the City that the Company Date of final publ. Febru1962; to help the officiating situation either. They usually know the rules shall save the MARGARET DENSYLVENDER City harmless from all loss sustained by the City 10, 1962). ary few if a rule even least well read the Thev have at book, prettv on account of any suit, judgment, execution, claim or demand TON ANDERSON, also known as years ago, and have kept up on the rule changes over the years whatsoever resulting from negligence on the part of the Company NOTICE TO CREDITORS But the snoriswriters dor't often enough like the officials to in and the construction and maintenance of its telephone system in thei IN THE DISTRICT COURT DOE DENTON, his wife; and task, and just as often, don't stand up for the officials in a sitna City. The City shall notify the Company's representative within five SARAH DENTON OF TOOELE COUNTY, tion that needs defendin'. The soorswriters haven't made enough TILL, and all days after the presentation of any claim or demand either by suit other STATE OF UTAH constructive criticism that could have helped the situation some or persons unknown claiming otherwise made against the City on account of any negligence where along the wav. any right, title, estate or interest In the Matter of the Estate of as aforesaid on the part of the Companym In or lie nupon the real property EMMETT W. WRIGHT, DeceasAnd the coaches? They are too often found guilty of intimidat SECTION 3. The City shall have the right and privilege during described in ad- ed. the compalint Ing the officials. They too often pass their uniust pnnes on to their players, possibly unknowingly. They, too, are working for im the life of this franchise, without charge, where aerial construction verse to the plaintiffs ownership, Creditors will present claims of said Company exists, to place and maintain upon the poles of or proving their situation, vet don't olten enoimh work to improve clouding plaintiff's title there- with vouchers attached, to the said within the Company corporate limits, wires and fixtures neces- to, the position of the official by backing him all the way. by double undersigned at 141 South Coleman for police and fire alarm systems, such wires and fixtures checking doubtful rules or situations Thev aren't active enough sary Tooele. Utah, by, on or before the Defendants. to be placed and maintained under the supervision of the Company. in all phases of the game, keeping their area of interest too narrow 20th day of June 1962 THE STATE OF UTAH THE TO in The its use and of such maintenance wires and fixtures City The plavers usually emulate the coaches as all young people Signed: Harvey E. Wright, Adshall at all times comply with the rules and regulations of the ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS are wont to do. of the Estate of EMministrator You are hereby summoned and And the conference officials and the officials organization? Wed. Company, and the provisions of the latest edition of the National METT W. WRIGHT, Deceased. Electrical so that be to there minimum danger of required serve upon GORDON Safety Code, may we think theres not enough control, not enough checking on offic ials work, not enough preparation that goes into the making of contact or conflict between the wires and fixtures of the Company R. HALL, Plaintiff's Attorney GORDON R. HALL and the wires and fixtures of the City. It is further agreed, in whose address is Tooele County Attorney for Administrator an official. Utah, Tooele City. Utah . One of our primary problems now really came about some order to avoid danger to life and property, that the above privilege Courthouse, Tooele City, is granted on condition that no such police or fire alarm wires a nanswer to the complaint with (Date of 1st publ. Feb. 16 1962. years ago, when the officials who were running their own organization tried to keep it a closed shop. Thev wouldn't take into the or fixtures of the City shall be placed on poles carrying electric in twenty (20) days from service Date of final pu 1. Mar. 9, 1962). fold many a young man who wanted desperately to keep his hand light or power wires, nor shall said police or fire alarm wires or in sports by officiating. They also made more money, since fewer other fixtures be exposed, without the consent of the Company to the danger of contact with any conductor carrying a voltage great- Tooele, Utah, wires cables and underground conduits, and to conofficials got more lobs passed by the City Council er than the normal telephone voltage. The City shall be solely duct a general telephone business. want They were jealous, true. They were also aging, and didnt of the City of Tooele, Utah, Feb. 13, 1962 as appears of record to give ud their job. Now, they have had to retire. They just got responsible for all injury to persons or damage to property aris- in my office. too old, or too" out of shape. And there were few younger men to ing out of the construction or maintenance of said police and fire IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and or alarm of out the have Others fixtures, attachment, maintenance or arising step in with competent exoerience to take their place. removal of said wires and fixtures to the poles of the Company. affixed the corporate seal of said City, this 15th day of February been rushed into the fold without adequate training and background. 1962. the game of basketball is suffering . . . more In cases of rearrangement of the Company's plant, or removal of Paid political advertisement by King For Senate Comm. Conseauently, HERMAN PEDERSEN, City Recorder or the shall for care or remove own its fixtures, poles City fixtures, this year than ever before. Carolyn Stevenson, 1021 East 5245 So. S. L. C. (Member) and shall save the Company harmless from any damage or injury We don't blame the officials for some of the calls they make NOTICE OF HEARING The crowd can get to someone who is trying to work on the floor. to persons or property, including property of the City, arising out CAUSE NO. 73 We wouldnt blame some officials for ordering, not asking, the host of the removal or construction of its wires or other fixtures. BEFORE THE OIL AND GAS SECTION 4 Any person or corporation desiring to move a buildschool to clear the fieldhouse and let the teams play without the CONSERVATION uch move might shake the schools into a ing or other improvement along, or to make any unusual use of partisan backers On COMMISSION little better crowd control. The loss of the revenue ought to do the streets, alleys and public ways of the City which, in moveOF THE STATE OF UTAH ment or would the with interfere fixuse, or wires other something poles, We would just once like to see an official call a technical foul tures of the Company or the City, shall first give notice to the IN THE MATTER OF THE We on the crowd. Certainly there have been ample oooortunitues OF THE Company or the City, as the case may be, and shall pay to the AMENDMENT would like to see a collegiate coach relegated to the dressing room Company or the City, as the case may be, a sum sufficient to GENERAL RULES AND REfor the remainder of the game when he uses taul language, as cover the expenses and damage incident to the cutting, altering GULATIONS GOVERNING THE and moving the wires or other fixtures of the Company or the CONSERVATION Oc OIL AND often happens. We would also like to see an official admit a few more mis- City, and shall make application for a permit from the City for GAS IN UTAH The State of Utah to all operatakes. They are the ones who use the defense that after all were such movement or use. Before a permit is given by the City thereas such, you are going to make mistakes. for, the applicant shall present a receipt from the Company show- tors, takers of production, miners' only human." OK Lets admit some of them. ing such payment. Thereupon, the Company, upon presentation of and royalty owners and other perNext, and finally, we hone the officials can take this essav on the said permit, shall within 48 hours thereafter provide for and sons in the State of Utah interesttheir standing the same way we sports reporters have to take do such cutting, altering and moving of the wires or other fixtures ed in drilling for and the produc-'io- n of oil and or gas: criticism and charges or partiality In person or through the mails of said Company as may be necessary to allow such moving or other unusual use of the streets, alleys and public ways of the It's good for all of us to see two sides of a question. Under the provisions of Chapter 6. Title 49, Utah Code AnnoCity. SECTION 5. It is expressly understood and agreed by the City tated 1953, the Oil and Gas ConLea.mie that the enactment of this franchise and its acceptance by the servation Commission is given Company was and is made upon the express condition and under- authority to make rules and reSome 325 deer have been tagt standing that neither the said enactment or the grant or acceptance gulations and amend them from of this franchise shall constitute a waiver upon the part of the time to time as deemed necesed to date this winter, though thi near at a is Company of any rights or claims had or made by said Company sary for the proper administration presently program standstill due to mild weather with respect to the occupancy of the streets, alleys and public of the Oil and Gas Conservation places of the City under the law of the Territory of Utah and under Act. light snow cover in herd winterNotice is hereby given that the the constitutional and general statutes of the State of Utah, nor ing areas and poor travel conshall anything in this franchise in anywise prejudice or impair Utah Oil and Gas Conservation ditions on mountain roads. Th!s phase of Utah's deer manany rights or claims existing independently of this franchise of Commission has prepared a tenconducted said Company or its predecessors or successors with respect to tative set of amendments and reis -program agement High team games and series visions to the General Rules and Alans Super Service, 468. 1538; annually by department of fish the construction, operation and maintenance, either before or after the life of this franchise, of a telephone system in said City. Regulations as adopted and that Sales Craft, 463, 1279; Day Nite and game field men throughout SECTION (. In further consideration for the franchise herein a hearing will be held on such the State Animals are attracted Laundry 475 1255. and additions single granted, the Company during the life of this franchise shall pay amendments and into the baited, games High individual March 8, 1962, at 10:00 series - Alvce SIv 171. 165 491 deer traps only when deep snows to the City one per cent of the gross revenue derived by the Thursday, in the Crystal Room, Hote Barbara Peck 186, 473; Louise cover much of the natural food Company from all local exchange service revenue received from a m., subscribers located within the City of Tooele and directly connected Newhouse, Fourth South at Main Morris 176 465- F.tta Ma Har-i- s sunoly. with the switchboard or switchboards of the Company located in Salt Lake City, Utah, at which Metal tags and 178. 461; I Garcia, 169; Dorothy in said City. Payments shall be made on or before are olared streamers nlasttc 167: sixty days after hearing suggestions as to the adopHill Torn Gordon 166; Sandra of each year, based upon the revenue for tion, amendment and additions to the ears of the animals berore January 1 and July Outzen 163 deer are released unharmed bv the respective six months period next preceding the aforementioned such changes or any other changes I. Garcia, Secretary the experience. Through field ob- dates of each year. For the purpose of verifying said revenue, will be heard. DATED this 15th day of Febru servation of deer carrying the the books of the Company pertaining thereto shall be open to inLAND MANAGEMENT colored s'reamers and return of spection by duly authorized representatives of the City at all reason- ary. 1962 The Bureau of Land Manage- the tag bv hunters during later able times, upon the giving of reasonable notice of intention to STATE OF UTAH ment has brought $28 milltan into seasons, this program contributes inspect surh books. OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION the U.S. Treasury since 1937 from valuable information necessary to SECTION 7. In consideration of the payments hereinabove pro- COMMISSION the management of the Oregon better management of the States vided for, it is expressly understood and agreed by the City and CLEON B. FEIGHT, and California the Company that the payments so provided in Section 6 hereof SECRETARY deer herds grant lands shall be in lieu of any and all other franchise, license, privilege, REVESTMENT ACT occupation, or any other form of excise or revenue tax (except The Chamberlain-Ferri- s Revest general and valorem property taxes and special assessment for local improvements), based upon or measured by the revenue, ment Act was passed by Congress employees, payroll, property, poles, wires, instruments, conduits, on June 9, 1916 which returned pipes, fixtures or other appurtenances of the Company, and all the Oregon and California grant other property or equipment of the Company or anv part thereof; lands to Federal ownership under provided that said payments shall continue only so long as the the Department of the Interior. Company is not prohibited from making the same by any lawful authority having jurisdiction in the premises, and so long as the ! City does not charge, levy or collect, or attempt to charge, levy Most certainly First Security is a farmers and ranchers bank and has been for or collect any of the forms of taxes specified above in this paraif in lawful and the preany graph; authority having jurisdiction many years. That's why we have a staff of agricultural specialists to help with planmises shall hereafter prohibit such payment or payments, or if ning. budgeting and the many problems that confront operators of big spreads and the City does levy, charge or collect or attempt to levy, charge little ones alike. Due to the response of our January Special free offer or collect any of the forms of taxes specified in this paragraph, to out of state owners we are the offer the obligation to make such payments as hereinabove provided AN ORDINANCE granting to rftv.,n Offirintiii" Licks ('oniliic ... V 10-3- PlR-opera- 1 1 Am out CalNlIienics? M-- 1 e WIL-alle- - rrnnrnpIiTOw 1 IN THE SENATE ... Three Woman Weather Curtails Deer Ta'i Program net-cor- d vari-colore- d 1 How First Security fits into the Farming and Ranching picture ATTENTION! And Welcome to OPEN AGAIN Out of State Car Owners continuing during February and we will do the following free of charge: Carburator adjustment for this altitude Automatic Choke Adjustment State Safety Inspection for License plates purposes. We service all makes of cars Plus we will furnish the forms and pick up your 1962 Utah License Plates at the State Capitol This offer good until March 1st Stoker Motor 44 East A 1st North Co. Tooele, Utah shall forthwith cease. SECTION 8. This ordinance shall be deposited in the office of the City Recorder of the City of Tooele and shall be published once in a daily newspaper published within said City within seven days after such filing, and shall be in full force and effect on the 1st day of April, 1962, provided the Company, within thirty days after the passage and approval of this ordinance shall have filed with the City Council of the City of Tooele, Utah an unconditional acceptance thereof in writing. Within ten days after the filing of said acceptance, the City Recorder, by letter addressed to the Secretary of said Company at Denver, Colorado, shall acknowledge the receipt of said acceptance. SECTION 9. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict TRY SOME YOU'LL herewith are hereby expressly repealed. NEVER WANT Passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Tooele this 13th day of February, 1962. ANOTHER BRAND . Attest: SPECIALI HERMAN PEDERSEN, City Recorder $149 PETER VanOTTEN, Mavor Gal. SS STATE OF UTAH CITY OF TOOELE CREAMY I, Herman Pedersen, City Recorder of Tooele, Utah, do hereby SMOOTH Certify that the above and foregoing is a full, true and correct SATISFYING An ordinance granting to The Mouncopy of an ordinance entitled, tain States Telephone and Telegraph Company, its successors and 124 No. Main assigns, the right and privilege to construct, erect, operate and maintain over and under the streets, alleys, and public ways in BAKERS QUALITY ICE CREAM DIXIE QUEEN While we are interested in making loans for feed, seed, fertilizer, machinery, equipment and the like we are most interested in helping make farm and ranch operations more successful. This, of course, is what you want. By working together we all benefit. And this includes assistance in and FFA youth projects, too. 4-- H How to toko advantage of the know-how- " of our agricultural specialists Our agricultural specialists are at your service without cost or obligation. To a for the time one next of these arrange meeting specialists is in this area, merely contact the manager of the First Security Bank nearest you. FIRST SECURITY Krai Sacurfty Ion! of klofc HA Aral SacuHly front of Utah, N A. first Security frank of frock $pnng M J- k.. 4 1 |