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Show NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION M. A. No. 014181$, Land Office. QG&G Salt Lake City, 10. 000030 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. A JOINT RESOLUTION' lKO-POSIN- G TO AMEND ART!-- I LK Mil, SECTION 2 OF THK CONSTITUTION OF THK STATK OF UTAH, RELATING TO AN AD VALOREM TAX D two-thir- d 64-- 2 ORDINANCE AMENDING EXISTING BOUNDARIES OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH. THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF TOOELE Notice Is hereby given that the COUNTY. UTAH, ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS: Utah Marblehead Lime Compshall be established five (J) School Districts in there Hut any, whose address Is 300 West the of Tooele, Utah, said Districts to be within the folCounty III. Washington Street, Chicago, by H, J. VanderVeer. Agent and Attorney-In-Facwhose ad lowing described limits, dress is 701 Judge Building. School District No. I. Shall include Grantsvllle voting districts No. 1, 2, 2, and 4 Salt Lake City, Utah, has made in accordance with the Ordinance establishing said voting disapplication for mineral patent to the Betsy No, I, Betsy No. tricts dated May 4, 1964. School District No. 2. 2, Betsy No. 3 Betsy No. 4, Betsy No. S. Betsy Nr-- . C Betsy Shall include Tooele voting districts No. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, and No 7, Betsv No, 8 Betsv No. 12, in accordance with the Ordinance establishing said voting 9. Betsv No 10, Betsy No. 11. districts dated May 4, 1964. Betsy No. 12, Betsy No. 13, School District No. 8. No. 14, Betsy Betsy No. 15. Shall Include Tooele voting districts No. 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, I), and Betsy No. 18 placer mining claims situated in Section 22. 14, in accordance with the Ordinance establishing said voting districts dated May 4, 1965. 23. 26 and 27, Township 2 North, School District No. 4. Range 9 West, Salt Lake MeriShall include Voting districts at Vernon. St. John, Clover, dian. Unknown Mining District. Stockton, Ophir, and Terra, in accordance with the Dugway, of of Utah State Tooele, County and described at follows, trv Ordinance establishing said voting districts dated May 4, 1964. School District No. I. H: FMsy No 1 b'ine the N1 Shall include Voting districts at Ibapah, Wendover, Erda, 27. Sec. T2N, R9W, NE4NE, Lake Point, and Lake View, in accordance with the Ordinance SLM, Utah Betsy No. 2 being the WV4NWi4NWi4. Sec. 26 establishing said voting district dated May 4, 1964. T2N, R9W, SLM. Utah This Ordinance shall take effect fifteen (15) days following Betsy No. 3 being WV4SWi4SW4. Sec passage and publication. 23. T2N, R9W, SLM, Utah -Dated thia 8th day of September, 1964. Betsy No. 4 being the SHSE'4-SF4- . Sec. 22. T2N, R9W. SLM, GEORGE W. SMITH, Chairman Utah Betsy No. S being the BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS to-wi-t: 1 exemptions shall accrue to the benefit of the users of water so pumped under such regulations as the legislature may prescribe. The taxes of the indigent poor may be remitted or abated at such times and in such manner a may be provided by law. The legislature may provide fur the exemption from taxation of homes, homesteads, and personal property, not to exceed $2,000 in value lor homes and homesteads, and all household furnishings, furniture, and equipment used exclusively by the owner thereof at his place of ubode in maintaining a home for himself and family. 1roperty not to exceed $3,000 in value, owned by disabled persons who served in any war in the military service of the United States or of the state of Utah and by the unmarried widows and minor orphans of such disabled persons or of persons who while serving in the military service of the United State or the state of Utah were killed in action or died as a result of auch service inay lie exempted as the legislature may provide. The legislature shall provide by law for an annual tax sufficient, with other sources of revenue, to defray the estimated ordinary expenses of the state for each fiscal year. For the purpose of paying the state debt, if any there be, the legislature shall provide for levying a tax annually, sufficient to pay the annual interest and to pay the principal of such debt, within twenty years from the final passage of the law creating the debt. Section 3. The secretary of state is directed to submit this proposed amendment to the electors of the state of Utah at the next general election in the manner provided by law. Section 4. If adopted by the electors of this state, this amendment shall take effect upon January 1, 1965. I, LAMONT F. TORONTO. Secretary of State of the State of Utah. DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing ia a full, true and correct ropy of the constitutional amendment proposed by the regular session of the Thirty-Fift- h Legislature, 1963, as appears of record in my office. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the State of Utah, at Sait Lake City, this 29th day of August, KXKMITION; I K O V I I 1NG THAT TANGIBLE 1KUSONAL I'KOIKRTY WHICH IS SHIP-I'KUK YON 0 THK STATK OF UTAH WITHIN A IKKIOD OF ONK YKAK MAY UK FROM AD VALOR. KM TAX. tie it resolved by the Leaisla-tur- e of the State of Utah, of all member elected to eueh of the two house voting in favor there of: Section 1. It in proposed to amend Article XIII, Section 2 of the Canxtitutioii of the State of Utah to read ax follow: Section 2. All tangible ertv in the state, not exempt under the law of the United States, or under thin conxtilu-tion- , shall In tuxed in proimr-tio- n to it value, to be aiwer-tallie- d bn provided by law. The property of the xtate, count lex, cities, town, nchool districts, municipal corporation und pub lie lihrarie. lot with the build-tag- s thereon Med exclusively for either religious worship or charituhle puriHises, and idacea of burial not held or used for private or eorKrate benefit, shall lie exempt from taxation. Tangible icrxonul proierty present in Utah on January 1, m., which in held for sale or processing and which is shipped to final destination outside this state within 12 months may be deemed by law to have acquired no situs in Utah for puritoses of ad valorem property taxation and may be exempted by law from such taxation, whether manufactured, processed or produced or otherwise originating within or without the state. Water rights, ditches, canals, reservoirs, power plants, pumping plants, transmission lines, pipes and flumes owned and used by individuals or corporations for irrigating land within the state owned by such individuals or corporations, or the individual members thereof, shall not he separately taxed so long as they shall be owned and used exclusively for such purposes. Iower plants, power transmission I ines and other property used for generating and delivering electrical power, a portion of which is used for ower for pumping furnishing water for irrigation purposes on 1964. lands in the state of Utah, may LAMONT F, TORONTO be exempted from taxation to Secretary of State is such the extent that property used for such purposes. These I SEAL) D Utah, August 1964. ORDINANCE NO. t, - - - NViSE4SE4. T2N. R9W, SLM. Utah Betty No. ATTEST: 6 being the S4NE'4SE4. Sec. J. Rex Kirk, Sr County Clerk 22. T2N, R9W, SLM. Utah -Betsy No. 7 being the N4 STATE OF UTAH as NE'4SE4. Sec. 22. T2N R9W, COUNTY OF TOOELE be8 No. SLM, Utah Betsy J. Rex Kirk, Sr., Tooele County Clerk, hereby certified Sec. 22, ing the the above Ordinance was that on the 8th of T2N, R9W, SLM. Utah Betsy September, 1964, and thereafter duly passedin the Tooele diy Bulle-i- n published No. 9 being the on the 11th day of September, 1964, as required by law. Sec. 22, T2N, R9W, SLM Utah Betsv Nol 10 being the J. REX KIRK, SR Tooele County Clerk Sec. 22. T2N P9W. in the Tooele Transcript, September II, 1964) (Published SLM Utah beNo. II Betsy ing the SNWi4SE'4. Sec. 22. The average potato is hand!-heighMany people achieve great T2N, R9W, SLM. Utah Betsy 14 timei between the grower No. 12 being the simply by staying on the and level. plate. Sec. 22, T2N. R9W, SLM. Utah Betsv No. 13 being the S'4 SWI4SEI4. Sec. 22, T2N, R9W, SLM. Utah Betsy No. 14 being the S14NE14SW14. Sec. 22, T2N. R9W, SLM. Utah Betsy No. 13 being the Sec. 22, T2N, R9W, SLM. Utah Betsv No. 16 being the Sec. 22. T2N. R9W SLM Utah. Said claims contain a tota' of 320.00 acres. Location Notices are Official Records" Sec. - 22. - SSENE SSWNE. - - - ts NSWSE - - Half Population Going to School back to Time was when school" meant getting only tittle Johnny out from under and back into teacher' hands. But this year almost half the nation will be involved tn tome kind of schooling. While more than 37 million children will go back to the pub ic schools, some 4.5 million youngsters will be attending col leges and universities. In addition, according to World Book Encyclopedia, there are about 50 million Americans who take part In some kind of adult education. As the numbers of those Involved in education have risen, so have the costs. Back In 1880, it cost an average of 17.91 a year to educate a child. By the turn of the century, it was $13.97, In 1940 the cost was about $91.64. And today, the United States spends an average of more than $400 a year for each child. Where does the money come from? More than half the cost-5- 0 is borne by the per cent local school district. The state contributes about 40 per cent, and the federal government, about 4 per cent. MARRIAGE LICENSES The Tooele County Clerks office has issued marriage licenses to Gary Lynn Bills, 24, and Virginia Annette Morley, 21. both of Salt Lake City; to Fred Stewart, 36. and Ina G. Cooper, 26, both of Granger; and W. Kenneth Ranch and Sally Newton, both of legal age, of Salt Laka City. H1TZ r HIT of Tooele County. Utah, and are recorded as fo'lows: Betsy No. TRANSCRIPT AND BULLETIN CLASSIFIED AD RATES 1 in Book 32. Page 434. DocuS cents per (light type) 2 ment No. 261597 No. Betsy 19 cents per word Business Firms (heavy type) in Book 32, Page 435, Document 59 cents per Issue up to one Inch (monthly rates) No. 261598 Betsy No. 3 in $1.09 per issue - over one Inch (monthly rates) Book 32, Page 436, Document $1.59 per inch - Display Ads No. 261599 Betsy No. 4 in MONTHLY RATES are for consecutive insertions only, Book 32. Page 437, Document with no changes. Except with business firms and IndividuNo. 261600 Betsy No. 5 in als who maintain open accounts with the Transcript and Book 32, Page 438, Document No. 261601 Bulletin, all classified advertisements are CASH IN AD Betsy No. 6 in VANCE. Book 32, Page 439. Document No. 261602 Betsy No. 7 in AN ERROR in a classified should be reported ImmediateBook 32, Page 440, Document ly. The paper is responsible for one incorrect Insertion No. 261603 - Betsy No. 8 in only. Book 32, Page 441. Document ALL CLASSIFIEDS will be Included In the Test Run, a 261604 - Betsy No. 9 in CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. 2 No. newspaper distributed to 2,909 Dugway Proving Ground Book 32, Page 442, Document residents and workers, twice monthly, without additional 261605 10 No. in No. A JOINT RESOLUTION PROBetsy fices, and (2) to adopt such charge. measures us may be necessary Book 32. Page 443. Document POSING TO ADD SECTION : 261606 TO ARTICLE VI OF THK and proper for insuring the conBetsv No. II In Book DEADLINE for classified ads Is 11 a.m day of 32. Page CONSTITUTION O F T H K tinuity of governmental operaDocument No. 444, STATK OF UTAH, RKLATING tions including, but not I i noted 261607 12 in Book Betsy No. TO TEMPORARY SUCCES- to, the financing thereof, 'but 32, Page 445, Document No. 1 sec2 this subsections of TO AND THK POWKRS and SION 261608 No. 13 in Book 35 For Kent Special notices DUTIES OF PUBLIC OF- tion shall not permit the public 32, Page Betsy 446 Document No. on so act FICES IN PERIODS OF officers appointed to GAMES NIGHT 8 p.m. EvTry FURNISHED APARTMENTS 261609 - Betsy No.' 14 in Book E M K R G K NCY RESULTING the measures so adopted to be 2 and 3 rooms. New kitchens, Tuesday at the Eagles Hall. 32, Document No. 447, Page in contravention of the ConstiFROM DISASTER CAUSED CRI ' and appliances including elecEveryone welcome. 261610 15 No. in Book tution and applicable law. Betsy BY ENEMY ATTACK. tric ranges. Automatic gas Section 2. The secretary of 32. Page 448, Document No. Be it resolved by the LegislaBPOE ELKS No. 1673 meetheat. Air conditioned. Large ture of the State of Utah, state is directed to submit this 261611 Betsy No. 16, in Book recreation area. Rates start ings Second and Fourth Tues32. of all members proposed amendment to the elecPage 449. Document No. at $73 per month with all days, at 8 p.m. 8 North Main elected to each of the two tors of the State of Utah at the 261612. There are no conflicting utilities furnished. Rent by houses voting in favor there- next general election in the or adjoining claims as shown LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE day, week, month or year. manner provided by law. of: Linen service available. on the Utah Marblehead Lime NO. 2031 Section 3. If adopted by the Section 1. It is proposed to Western Apartment Motel WED. 8 p.m. MEETINGS, Company Plot. Property ConVI of this electors the of amend Article 515 North Main, Tooele state, this Robert M. Zundel 351 E. UTAH AVE. the shall effect take amendment stitution of the State of Itah 2 Phone W. K Phillips, Secretary 1964. Acting Manager by adding Section 32, to read as first dav of January, Phone E. follows: I, LAMONT F. TORONTO, James Keogh, Manager FOR REN- T- Small housekeSection 32. Notwithstanding Secretary of State of the State (Dat of first publ. Aug. 14, eping apartments, furnished CERI will not be responsible for any 1964; Date of last publ. Oct. 9, any general or special provi- of Utah'. DO HEREBY rentals by day week or sions of the Constitution, the TIFY that the foregoing is a 1964). other debts than contracted by month. Bachlors or couples, me. Mr. Charles Healz. Legislature in order to insure full, true and correct copy of Bath and heat. 365 E. private amendment local constitutional and the of state continuity Vine St. Newtown call government operations in per- proposed by the regular session or after 5:30 p iods of emergency DANCING Legislature, resulting of the Thirty-Fift- h d. to Sept 19 m. from disaster caused by enemy 1963, as appears of record in New classes scheduled for Sat and office. the have 9 9:15 12. shall to niv attack 12, power TWO APTS for rent. - three Sept. Age IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I 11:30 immediate duty (1) to provide a.m. age 4 to 6 rooms furnished or unfurnishfor prompt and temporary succ- have hereunto set my hand and ed. Apply Barrus Motors, 83 a.m.; Age 7 t'o 9, 1 p.m. Reof the Seal Great duties affixed the the powers and ession-jo N. Main. CRI Sept. 11 at Friday, gister Lake naSalt State of Utah, at DOROTHY SEARLE of public offices of whatever elecDANCE STUDIO Citv, this 29th day of August, ture arid whether filled by DUPLEX APT. Unfurnished. 1964. 47 West 1st North tion or appointment, the incumFull basement, garage. AvailLAMONT F. TORONTO bents of which may become Phone af1 able Sept. 15. Call Secretary of State unavailable for carrying on the ter 6 p.m. of- - (SEAL) of such duties WANTEand Dpowers - word-Regul- CESAR MOTOR VU Funic. J To'kttta MockiS grig ovc- MImvIIisfm. - tola Kmlmi and Repair Imr Kale electrive stove, Ph. MOWER! precision sharpened. All makes. Small engine repair. Saws, scissor, knives, sharpened. Cal FarLane. rington. 287 MarVista o June 19 Fuu time. LAWN 882-436P-4- LOTS with beaui tiful view of town and lake. Southeast bench. Ph. 2 882-357- 2 484-223- 8 P-t- sewi7jgmai7erepaTr-Al- used coal furnace FOR SALE stoker, blower, Call 882-054- SEE OATS FOR SALE 882-066- WHITE SEWING CENTER TOOELE MER. CO. 884-338- 6. 8822274 FROM FOUR KITTENS need homes.-Ca- 882-055- to $439. CRI " p-- PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SERVICE Expert rug and upholstery cleaning. Wall washing. Guar anteed. Reasonable. Free es 3 timates. Call or o Sept. 29 . BARGAINS large gas heater, like new; rug, 12x12; two end tables; other used items. Ph. 882-183- 2. 882-439- p-- U 882-414- 5. P-t- UPRIGHT PIANO $150. Phone . Cut 882-418- 7. - down P-- FOR SALE clarinet, noblet No. 40, Used one year. Call two-thir- p-- U 882-207- ELECTRIC IRON REPAIRING. All makes. Stes m Irons cleaned ard repaired. Elmers, 38 Wfst Vine. pd. to July I first VETERINARY SERVICE FRESH CORN for sale, three Dr. Richard White and Dr. dollar. one Half, dozen for Merrill Shupe will be availn Drive-iTheatre mile north of able each Friday for service FOR SALE - home in Stockton. in the Tooele area. For apcall Thursday;, pointments Call Operator and ask for TABLE MODEL TV. Good con HOUSE FOR SALE Zenith 975. dition. Call 882-426- 8. 882-239- 4. 882-063- 4. p-- FOR SALE - locker beef, half or whole, dressed or live. Ph 7 or 882-02- 882-994- 2 169.95 ll ' 882-10- 882-139- 882-128- Halites Really FOR SALE Good condition. 191 NORTH MAIN $20. dinette. Call HORSE FOR gentle. P-t- 882-168- 3. P-- offers JEWELRY Repair. Silverware and wedding gifts. Diamonds. Averille Porter, 50 South Coleman. o Oct. 2 WATCH AND SALE COPES RADIO TV SERVICE 29 E. VINE ST. Radio - TV - Hi Fi Stereo Very 882-343- Fm-ATwo way CB 1 Phone Time yet to Choose your colors BUCKSKIN quarter horse for Call Service New three bedroom, brick, Daytime 5 sale. 3 year old. 8 Rambler, full basement, tile sills, tile shower over tub, TAKE soil LusBlue the away DANCING drop-i- n range, walk out entre way from carpets and upNew classes scheduled for Sat. trance from basement, excelr shmpo-oeelectric Rent holstery. FOR RENT - three bedroom Sept. 12. Age 9 to 12. 9:15 WANTED - two or three-piec- e lent yard, Choice location. $1. Gordon Furniture, 60 a.m. Age 44 to 6, 11:30 a.m.; range, hard-toband. Horseshoe Club, Stock- - home, built-i- n S. Main. CRI SPLIT LEVEL, $14,905. wood floors. Age 7 to 9. 1 p.m. Register New, Friday, Sept. 11 at brick, 2 large bedrooms, livDOROTHY SEARLE FOR RENT - two bedroom apt. c i WANTED ing rooms, 14 ft. 9 in. bv 19 DANCE STUDIO Motel 4 ft. in. and of kitchen plenty couple to help with 47 West First North in work. Phone range, dinning area, dropCRI 7 Phone tile sins, tile shower over iud, out from entrance walk 4 third BUSINESS house room WANTED - Tooele and Gants- - UNFURNISHED OPPORTUNITIES level. ville ladies to bowl on Thurs- - range, and refrigerator. Adu-da- y AUTOMOBILES Morning League. Call Its 2 or no small children. $85. EXTRA CASH 4 1 8 Men. no investCall Tooele Bowl, 6 ment - work full or part time 1953 FORD PICKUP. Ph. Evenings FOR RENT four furnish room If no answer call selling the famous Knapp Aero NOTICE - Urgent - Wanted reed apt. Cali or se tred Shoes. Earn top commisliable young woman, 18 years 385 N. 2nd West, after 5 p.m. TRANSFERRED-Mus-t sions plus bonus, plus free in- FOR SALE - 47 Inter. BEING or over to care for children $75. Ph. brick home, surance. Previous shoe expersell in motherless home. Two chil pickup. ' ience NOT necessary - write near full basement, 1 dren 8 and 9 and one bath, R. L. Jenkins, Knapp Bros. old. Call Saturday or Sunday BOARD and room, one or two schools. Phone men or married couple. See Shoes, 6401 E. Flotilla Street, GOOD and after 5:30 p.m. on week58 Ford Mrs. Mayer at 160 So. 2nd W. Transportation E. Los Angeles 22, Calif. days, phone Fairlane 500, FOR SALE - Lovely three bed$450; 62 Chev II, $1050; 882 room home, brick, hardwood "2535 or after 6 p.m. FOR RENT - three room furfloors, built-i- n range, full base CRI ment. Ph. WANTED nished apt. Phone HELP WANTED A WESTERN AUTO three NEW HOUSE for sale DEALER CHILD CARE AND bedroom, inquire at 163 East GOOD TENANTS wanted for 1st South. CATALOG ORDER CENTER unfurnished foreman apartMECHANIC, experCHILD CARE, my home. FOR ment. Only one block from ience required. Top salary, - five room house, SALE FOR Salt Lake InStove and town. City health benefits, vacation. refrigerator acre of ground. With good well Provo quire Bonneville Motor. CRI available. $65. Lake Point. May rent. Muir Magna 7 Invest in your future by own WOMEN WANT WORK Real Estate, DUPLEX Apartment for own store. Ameri347 East Clark, ph ing your cans largest automotive sup' 1 X?ERTlRbNrNG done"in LOST home. FOR SALE ply retailer, Western Auto, my home. 75 cents an hour. is orits and dealer drapes throughout expanding Carpet LOST - blue wallet. Important FURNIShED APT. Excellent lo I will pick up and deliver in Call this ganization cation. Inquire 382 So. Main, Garage and patio. territory. within the Tooele area. Ph. papers. Reward. Ph. Excellent locations 3 available 5 1 Phone after 5 p.m. 1 in area. You will mer 1 our chandise famous nation- IRONING in LOST - ladies colored prescrip-6 my home. advertised ally sporting tion glasses. Reward. Phone FOR RENT - bachelor apt. 354 MOBILE HOMES goods, tools, and other profit 1 S. 2nd West. able lines. Minimum investFOR SALE - 1962 Fleetwood ment $15,000. Contact us for WILL TEND three or four year trailer house, 10x50, two bedFOUR ROOM, furnished apt. old boy in my home. Will furfull information on the Wesand new rooms, carpeting Call FOR RENT nish references. Ph. tern Auto Associate Plan: hide-abeautomatic washer, 1 and air conditioner, $950. For FOR RENT - small furnished UNFURNISHED APT. Suitable over $83 take and per Do'hOUSEWORK. equity Ph! N?wStIrtoreAUDeveyoPpPmenCt0'Dept WILL m,dle aged couple or one. Apt. Suitable for couple. 104 9 month payments. Call a 1 N. 4th. 1031 - Ogden, Utah Box 2:30 after 8 p.m. p-- 882-411- . 882-436- 2 882-188- 882-14- 882-209- C-- ll 882-424- as a supplemental supply, for the irrigation of 48 acres, said Sec. all uses in NSE NOTICE TO WATER USERS The following applications 31, have been filed with the State Engineer to change or appropriate water in Tooele County, State of Utah, throughout the entire year unless otherwise designated. All locations are in 31. .36277 - Cindy Monosso, RFD No. l.Erda, Ut. .015 sec.-f- t. EXCITING SEAN FLYNN, son from a well, 210 feet deep of Errol Flynn, stars in Paraat a point S. 220 ft. and W. mounts new Technicolor film, 2030 ft. from E4 Cor. Sec. 31, The Son of Captain Blood, SLB&M. T2S, R4W. The water is to be which opens Sunday at the Ritz To Change: - Keith J. Warr, RFD used for the domestic requireBox 223, Tooele, Ut. proposes to ments of one family in NW4-SE- 4 said Sec. 31. change the point of diversion 36285 - G. Stanley Anderson, and place of use of .334 sec. ft. of water initiated by Application 5283 S. 5120 W. Kearns, Ut., .1 from a well, bet. No. 22812. The water was to sec.-f- t. have been diverted from a well 100 and 200 ft. deep at a point at a point N. 1617 ft. and E. N. 70 ft. and W. 2260 ft. from Cor. Sec. 36, T2S, R5W. The 650 ft. from SW Cor. Sec. 28, E doT2S, R4W, and used from Apr. water is to be used for the mestic requirements of one fam 1 for the irrigation 1 to Nov. said ily, for the watering of 10 catof 22 acres in W'?NW intle, 2 horses, 100 chickens, two Sec. 28, and for year-roun- d cidental stock - watering pur sheep and one hog, and from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 for the irrigaposes. tion of 14 acres, all uses in same quantity Hereafter, the Save with of water is to be diverted dur- 52SW'4NEi4 said Sec. 36. State Farms heretoas same the the grantperiod Protests resisting ing 1 low insurance 421 ft. well, fore from a ing of any of the foregoing aprates for deep at a point N. 1592 ft. and plications with reasons therecareful drivers. E. 650 ft. from SW Cor. Sec. for, must be filed in duplicate See me. 28, T2S, R4W, and used for the with the State Engineer, 442 same purposes as described State Capitol, Salt Lake City, above in Wi2SW'4 said Sec. 28. Utah, on or before October 25, 964. To Appropriate: 36215 - H. C. Dillard, P. O. Wayne D. Criddle 334 South Fairlone Drive STATE ENGINEER Box 319, Tooele, Ut. .5 sec.-f- t. 882-486- 7 well, 450 ft. deep from an (Published in the Tooele Tran Tooele, Utah Phone W. 1750 and N. ft. at a point script, Tooele, Utah, from Sep11 to September 25, STATE FARM 10 ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 31, T tember 2S, R4W, The water is to be 1964). MUTUAL used for the domestic requireLearn to say things that are ments of one family and for the kind; nobody AVTOMOSIU ISSVSANCt COBSM resents ever two Oft lMWlBStK4 watering of 10 cows and them. War Cry. SMI nnrf from Aor. 1 to Oct. -- -- n. Hnv-co- KST 882-144- Ui DURRANT Pf SeptS 882-142- 882-401- 882-139- 882-320- 882-356- 9. 882-44- 4 5. -- 882-306- 882-253- p-- P-- r, 882-454- 2 882-286- 882-009- 7. 882-296- p-- e. 298-701- 266-800- 884-558- 882-266- 882-020- 882-020- P-1- , 882-077- 882-247- 882-103- 882-098- P-1- fr 882-238- 882-065- 4 l makes. Dealers in Pf Aff Sewing Machines. Hemstitch-in- f Gillespies Sewing Mao ine enter, 261 So. 1st W., Tooele. Phone 8-- 25 - - and mattress, tCet-- . er babe car aeat and stroller, BABY BED TWO CHOICE 3 P-t- o " A re Salt Lake City IN7-069- wo I AVALON Sun., Mon., Tues. vHr I pi2i novcl I Hs WE HAVE several nice homea in Magna. Different price ranges. Vacant now. SPROUL REALTOR 234 East 2nd South - ROMERO FRANKIE WCaeta Yow EL5-292- L RAN0AIL HOMES FOR SALE - LOOD - Ends Saturday MOTOR VU ROBERT PRESTON TONY ar - Of jjivmiTn Si Simon says. Turnip greens are better than nothin. I've tried both." Paul Harvey News. Class-As- SCSI Sun.. Mon., Tues. - SepflemlW in IKE DALE ROBERTSON tttllt9tll,HtMHtt9ff iswnaa The normal reaction to a new idea is to think of reasons why it cant be done. Rotary Reel Nothing seems impossible to the person who doesn't have to do it himself. Railway Clerk, Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks.' RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Steve Woishnes and daughter Kim and Lyn, left for their horn In San Leandro, California, after a visit her with relatives. They were guests of her mother. Mrs. Laura Pickett, and sisters Mrs. Eva Wiseman and Mrs. Oliv Grode. Ends Saturday - The laws Aire Cool - NNESW, The Tooele Transcript, Friday, Sept. 10, 196$ |
