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Show Tooele Transcript, Friday, May 5, 1978 Hoy E. Kirk Public Henderson; Lyle V Houston, Tex.; daughter, Mrs. Fred (Helen) McCarv, lais Vegas, He was preceeded in death by a son, Wayne C. Also surviving are 17 .grandchildren; 32 great grandchildren; brother, J., husband, Roy Edward Kirk, father, and grandfather, age 78, died May 2, 1978, in a Murray Hospital. 18!W, in Tooele, Bom Octolier to James and Irene Dalton Kirk, Jr., he married Lucille Cassity April 15, 1918 in Tooele. The marriage was lal.DS ter solemnized in the Salt , sisters: J. Rex, Mrs. James (Neva) Hawkins, Mrs. Aft on Puff, all of Tooele. Funeral services will be held Friday, 12 noon, at McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 S. Redwood Road where friends may call Thursday 6 p in. until 8 p.m. and Friday one hour prior to services. Interment will le in the Tooele Temple. As a young man he served an apSmelprenticeship at the International ter at Tooele and later was employed by Combined Metals Reduction Co., at Bauer. He transferred to Henderson, Nevada in 1958 where he retired from American Potash Co. in l'X4. A memlrer of the Henderson 5th LDS Ward, he served as a Sunday School teacher, member of Sunday School pre- City Cemetery. Notices! AN ORDINANCE NO. 78 8 ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 7, CHAPTER 6, SECTION 6, TOOELE CITY BICENTENNIAL CODE, BY REPEALING PARAGRAPH B OF SAID SECTION REGARD ING MINIMUM REAR YARDS ON CORNER I JOTS. WHEREAS, this Council has amended Title 7, Chapter I, Station 4 regarding definitions for the zoning ordinances, and included in said definitions the requirements for rear and side yards on comer lots, AND, WHEREAS, similar provisions have previously lieen provided in Title 7, Chapter 6, Section 6, which applies to l zone districts, whereas the new provision applies to all districts in the City, NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED by the T(X)EI.E CITY COUNCIL that paragraph B , of Title 7, Chapter 6, Section 6 is herewith of the designation paragraph A is stricken from the balance of that section so that the section reads as folrtqx-aled- lows: : REAR YARDS: The minimum rear yard for any main building shall lie thirty (30) feet, and for any assexsory building, one (1) foot, unless the lot is on the corner of two streets. Dated this 7th dav of April. 1978 TOOELE CITY' COUNCIL: For: 1 eland 1. Bcckstmin Jack Tranter John Welsh Colleen DelaiMare TOOELE CITY' MAYOR: For: Douglas V. Sagers (Published in the Tooele Transcript May 5, 1978) AN ORDINANCE NO. 78 4 MR. STEWART Kent Stewart AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO MOUNTAIN FUEL Sl'PPLY COMPANY, A CORPORATION OF THE STATE OF UTAH, AND ITS PUBLIC UTILITY SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST, A FRANCHISE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF A GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM IN THE CITY OF TOOELE, Kent Stewart, 41, died May 2, 1978 in a Salt Iatke hospital. He was born on Sept. 29, 1333 in Meadow, Utah to Harold William and Belva Bell Bush-ncll Stewart. STEWART married Sharon Carling on June 4, 1951 in the Manti Temple. He was employed at Dugway Prosing Ground for 21 years and at the Tooele LDS Stake Center for the MRS. GILLESPIE MR. Pearl N. Gilles pie Pearl N. Gillespie, 92, a former resident of Tooele passed away on May She was bom 1, 1978, in California. Sept. 5, 1885 in Tooele to William W. and Elizabeth R. Nelson. She married William C. Gillespie on Jime 19, 1905 in Tooele. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mr. Gillespie died on Oct. 15, 19(58. Site was active in the LDS Church auxiliaries, a former Relief Society president, member of the Daughter of the Utah Pioneers and President of the Lahoealie Club. Funeral services will lie held at the Tooele Fourth Ward on Friday at 12 noon. Friends may call at Tate Mortuary on Thursday from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. and Friday one hour prior to services at the ward building. bitennent will be in Tooele City past five years. Survivors include his wife of Tooele; sons and daughters, Mrs. Steve (Janet) Jones of Hunter; Vickie Lynn, Mark Kent, Connie, Kevin Jay and Lisa Ann, all of Tooele. Other survivors include two grandchildren; his parents of Meadow; brothers and sisters, Aldean Stewart, Tooele; Vem, Meadow; Frances O'Neal, Las Vegas; and la Von Stevenson of las Vegas. THE FUNERAL will lie held on Saturday at 12 noon in the Tooele Stake Center. Friends may call Friday fiom 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. at Tate Mortuary and one hour prior to services on Saturday at the stake center. Burial will be in Meadow, Utah where graveside services will be held at 4 p.m. Cemetery. A MUNICIPAL STATE FIVE CORPORATION OF THE OF UTAH, FOR A TERM OF TWENTY-YEARS, AND FIXING AND PRE- SCRIBING THEREOF. CONDITIONS AND TERMS BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOOELE CITY COUNCIL that the following is herewith adopted as Title 1, Chapter 18, Sections 14 through 24, Tooele City Bicentennial Code: 1 GRANT OF FRANCHISE TO MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY: There is hereby granted to Mountain Fuel Supply Company, a Utah corporation, and such public utility successor or successors in interest as may hereafter acquire a right and interest in and to all the property, business, and assets of Mountain Fuel Supply Company, hereinafter collectively called Grantee, the right, privilege and franchise to construct, maintain and operate in the present and future streets, alleys and parkways, and other public places in Tooele City, a municipal corporation of the State of Utah, a system of gas mains, supply pipes and laterals with all necessary or desirable appurtenances, for the purpose of supplying gas for light, heat, power and other purposes to Tooele City, the inhabitants thereof, and persons and corporations beyond the corporate limits thereof, for the term and under the conditions hereinafter set forth. 1 COMPMOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY ANY SUBJECT TO REGULATIONS OF CITY: During the life of this franchise, the Grantee shall be and is subject to all lawful exercise of the police power of the City of Tooele, and to such reasonable regulations and license provisions thereunder as the City may by ordinance provide, including the right of the City to supervise and provide for the location of all mains, pipelines and laterals of the Grantee. 1 MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY TO PROVIDE REGULATIONS CONCERNING CONSUMPTION OF GAS: Grantee may make and enforce reasonable rules and regulations in the conduct of its business and may require before furnishing service the execution of a contract therefor. Grantee shall have the right to contract with each consumer with reference to the installation of service pipe lines and the control of service pipes from the connection thereof with the supply lines of the Grantee in the Streets, to and including the meter located on the consumers premises. For the purpose of securing safety and good service to the consumer and in the public interest, Grantee shall have the right to prescribe the sizes and kinds of the pipe to be used by the consumer in conveying gas on consumers premises, and shall have the right to refuse service to any consumer who neglects or refuses to comply with the rules and regulations of the Grantee prescribing such conditions, so long as said rules and regulations of Grantee are not contrary to the ordinance of Tooele City. Grantee shall have the right to classify the consumer of said gas in the corporate limits of the City according to the time of use, character of use, quantity of gas required, and such other conditions as may be reasonable; subject to the regulations herein provided, the rights herein prescribed and such reasonable classifications as Grantee deems necessary. The Grantee shall furnish gas without unjust discrimination and to all persons along the established lines or mains of the Grantee who have properly observed such rules and regulations and acceded to the rights herein reserved to the said Grantee. CONSUMERS REQUIRED TO PAY CHARGES OF GAS SUPPLIED: The right is hereby granted unto the said Grantee to furnish, distribute, sell and require payment for gas to all persons and business entities in said Tooele City, through the said system of gas mains, supply pipes and laterals, and to do all things necessary and incident thereto, in accordance with the terms and conditions herein speci18-1- 18-1- l!Ji!f13D(P3ia ipl0i itD vlunHstSJMlisdJfKUIJll1 Encash factory REBATE the PAIR fied. CAS TO BE DELIVERED THROUGH MAY TEST ACCURACY OF METERS: The gas furnished by the Grantee shall be sold and delivered to the consumers through standard meters, and the City of Tooele reserves the right to test the accuracy of any meter in service by a competent officer or agent appointed for that purpose by the METERS--CIT- also featuring this low-price- d laundry pair! flcrt pjaliTi Washer Model WLW21 007 2 Speed Washer Porcelain enamel top, lid. Lid switch. and wash basket Dryer Model DL812507 2 Heat timed drying selections enamel drum Q 4 Venting options Porcelain justs399pair WESTERN AUTO 882-300- 7 f 398 N. Main E e AN R-- sidency, high priest group instructor, and high priest group leader. Survivors include his wife, Henderson; sons. Dean R., Midvale; Lynn ors or assigns, may charge for gas and gas service fur-nished and delivered, and the conditions of service under the temis of this franchise shall be fixed in ac- with the laws and Constitution of the State of Utah, and the laws and Constitution of the United States. Y EAR TERM FOR FRAN-GUISTWENTY-FIVTO MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY: This franchise and all the rights herein granted shall terminate at the end of twenty-fivyears (25) after the date of passage of this ordinance, unless sooner terminated by virtue of the privixions herein contained. 1 1821: ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS BY GRAN-TEE- : This franchise is granted unto the Grantee in consideration of its acceptance of the terms and conditions of this ordinance as herein approved. Said acceptance shall lie expressed by Grantee by its continuation of service and natural gas supplies to the City of Tooele, and its inhabitants after the effective date of this Ordinance. 1 1822: FRANCHISE FEE: In addition to such City. : I RATES FOR CAS SUPPLIED TO BE ESTABLISHED BY STATE AND FEDERAL LAW: The rates and prices which the Grantee, its successors or assigns, may charge for gas and gas service furnished and delivered, and the conditions of service under the terms of this franchise shall be fixed in accordance with the laws and Constitution of the State of Utah, and the laws and Constitution of the United States. I RATES FOR GAS SUPPLIED TO BE ESTABLISHED BY STATE AND FEDERAL LAW: The rates and prices which the Grantee, its success- - other terms, and conditions of Tooele City, Crantee shall remit on a monthly basis to Tooele City a franchise tax in the sum of 4 percent of the gross receipts of Crantee, received by Grantee, and attributable to Grantees business enterprise within the boundaries of Tooele City for the thirty days preceeding. Said tax remittance shall lie in lieu of all other franchise taxes, business licenses, building permit fees, and other like fees and charges upon the revenue, property, gas mains, gas supply distribution pipes, equipment, fixtures, other appurtenances, or activities of the Grantee, and all other property or equipment of said Grantee, or any part thereof. Tooele City shall have the right to examine the books, ledgers and accounts of Crantee during all regular business hours at Grantees Tooele Branch Office in order to verify the amount of gross revenues received by Crantee, or for any other legitimate business purpose. MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY TO WARRANT, DEFEND, IDEMNIFY AND SAVE TOOELE CITY HARMLESS OF AND FROM BREACH OR WRONGFUL ACTS OF ITS OFFICERS, AGENTS, OR EMPLOYEES, OR ITS EQUIPMENT OR PROPERTY: When the Grantee shall make or cause to be made excavations, or shall place olist ructions in any street, alley, or other public NOTICE TO WATER 401.0 acs. in NE'i Sec. 19; S4 Sec. 18; all in T3S ISERS K4W. e The following Lvlc 51029 (17 170) turns have been filed with UT. 400 Delta. Bunker, to the State Engineer sec. ft. of water is to lie change and appropriate from Deep Creek water in Tooele County diverted W. 7(X) ft. from a at point the entire year throughout 7. T6S, R Sec. Cor. SW unless otherwise desigmiles S of Wen 18W (30 Sl.B-&nated. Dxatious in dover); and used for the applica-cordanc- Terra-cor- , irrigation of 640.0 acs. in ) W4SW' Sec. 4. Si Sec. 529 East South Tem'i E'sSE'3 Sec. 6; 5; ple, Sl.C, UT. proposes Sec. 7; N'iNW',, dito change the point of NW'AE'i Sec. 8, all in version, place, and naT6S.R1SW. ture of use of 0.015 sec. ft. Orrin 51044 or 10.(58 ac. ft. of water Tooele P. Miller, County as evidenced by Appl. P.O. No. 35003. The water has Wildlife Federation, Box 223 0.015 sec. ft. of lieen diverted from a is to lie diverted well, 2X) ft. deep water well, l(Xh a from S. ft. W. at a point 2 1(50 S. 70 ft. from N'i Cor. Sec. 3X) ft. deep at a point from ft. W. 2610 ft. 37X) 21, T2S, R1W; and used NE Cor. Sec. 35. T4S, R for the domestic purposes 5W (1'A miles S. Stockof one family and g and used for the doton); 200 cattle, 10 of one horses, and 500 hogs; and mestic puqxixes 1 to from and Apr. family from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 for the irrigation of 0.50 Oct, 31 for the irrigation acs. in SK'AK'i NW'i, of 025 acs. in S'l Sec. 35.T4S. R5W. Sec. 21, T2S, R4W. the Protests resisting Hereafter, 0.015 sec. ft. these of applior 10.68 ac. ft. of water granting thereis to lie diverted from a cations with reasons filed in lie must fore dupwell, 5X) ft. deep EnState the with licate at a point W. 874 ft. S. State Capigineer. 442 13(55 ft. from the Ni Cor. Sec. 27, T2S, B4W ('i tol, 81114, on or liefore mi. NE of Erda); and used June 17, 1978. for stockwatering of 200 Dee C.l Iansen cattle, 10 horses, and for STATE CAPITOL (Published in the Tooele (15-567- NK-NE- stock-waterin- h domestic, supplemental recreational Transcript May 5, 12 and municipal, 19. 1978) and industrial purposes; and from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 for the supplemental ADVERTISEMENT place, the public shall le protected by barriers and irrigation of 7805.0 acs. FOR BID lights placed, erected and maintained by the Grantee. in Secs. 7. 18, 19, 29, and Separate sealed bids And in the event of injury to any person or damage 30, T2S, R3W; Secs. will lie accepted by the 20-2to any property by reason of negligence of Grantee 35, and 36, City of Crantsville for in any construction, operation or maintenance of the T2S, R4W; Sec. 2, T3S, the construction of a 12 inch diameter deep well. gas distribution system of the Grantee or the claim of R4W. 50S64 Middle Bids will lie accepted at any injury or damages made by any person or legal entity alleged to be the result of the negligence, breach Canyon Irrigation Comp- the Crantsville City Office of any agreement, or intentional act of the Grantee, its any, P.O. Box 486, Toolocated at 7 Park Street, officers, agents, employees or anyone acting on behalf ele, UT. 3.0 sec. ft. of waCrantsville, Utah, until of Grantee, which claim also makes claim for the self ter is to lie diverted from the 24th day of May at 7:(X) same injury or damage loss against Tooele City, its of- Tooele City Sewage Dispan. Daylight Savficers, agents, employees or anyone acting on behalf of posal Plant Effluent at a ings Time, at which time Tooele City; then, in that event, the Grantee shall warpoint S. 23X) ft. W. 1500 they will be ojxmed and rant, defend, indemnify and save Tooele City, its of- ft. from NE Cor. Sec. 20, read aloud. Contract ficers, agents, employees or anyone acting on behalf of T3S, R4W (in Tooele City); documents, Tooele City harmless of and from such claim. and other and used for the supple- specifications EFFECTIVE DATE OF FRANCHISE mental irrigation of 1(XX) information may lie examORDINANCE WITH MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY acs. in Secs. 11, 14, 21. ined at the following locaCOMPANY: This ordinance shall be deposited in the 22, 23, 26, 27. 28, T3S, tions: office of the City Recorder, and published in one isCrantsville City Corp. R4W. 7 Park Street sue of the Transcript-Bulletin- , a newspaper of general Eldon 50888 circulation in Tooele City. This ordinance shall be of A. and Dixie - Peterson, Crantsville, Utah full force and effect thirty days after the date of pub4095 W. 4330 S., Salt lication. Engineering Associates, City, UT. 0.015 sec. ft. PASSED by the Tooele City Mayor and Tooele of water is to lie diverted Inc. 137 W. 2260 South from an well, City Council this 27th day of April, 1978. ft. deep at a point Salt Lake City, Utah TOOELE CITY COUNCIL: For: N. 1840 ft. W. 1200 ft. Copies may lie obtained Leland L. Beckstrom from the SE Cor. Sec. 31, at the aliove locations Jack Tranter T5S, R5W (in Clover); upon payment of $25.00 and used for the domestic for each set. Any unsucJohn Welsh reColleen DeLaMare purposes of one family cessful bidder, upon TOOELE CITY MAYOR: and stockwatering of 4 turning such a set within For: cattle and 50 chickens; ten days and in good conand from Apr. 1 to Oct. dition, will lie refunded Douglas V. Sagers 31 for the irrigation of his payment and any nonO- .25 acs. in N'iS'A Sec. bidder, upon returning NOTICE OF FINAL TCS. Also beg. SW such a set, will lie refund31.- T5S, R5W. TAX SALE Cor Blk 154, Plat C ed $10.00. e 50928 Notice is hereby givW 33 ft. N 22 ft. N The owner reserves the Soil Conservation en that on the 24th day 81 deg. 51 E 33 ft., to waive any inforFirst South 8 E., right District, of May, 1978, at 10:00 S 25.25 ft to beg . 288.81 Tooele, UT. 3.75 sec. ft. mation or to reject any oclock a.m., at the front In Witness Thereof I of water is to lie diverted or all bids. No bidder may door of the County Courthave hereunto set my from a sewer affluent at withdraw his bid within house in Tooele County, hand and official seal this a point S. 23(X) ft. W. 17(X) 30 days after the openUtah, I will offer for sale 24th day of April, 1978. ft. from the NE Cor. Sec. ing thereof. at public auction and sell Dennis D. Ewing Crantsville City Corp. 20, T3S, R4W (in Tooele to the highest bidder for Tooele County Auditor and used for stock- - . J. Keith Brown, Mayor City); cash, pursuant to the proTooele County watering 1(XX) cattle; and (Published in the Trans- visions of section (Dates of publ. April 25, from Dec. 15 to May 1 for May 2, 5, Utah Code Annotated Mav 5, 12, 19, 1978) stock ponds in Secs. 9, 1978) filling as amended, the 1953, 34, 35, and 36, T2S, GASOLINE MILEAGE following described real Secs. 10, 11 and 12, In a estate situate in said cogasoT3S, R5W. line contest mileage mity and now held by it 50929 (152635) Clegg tax PUBLIC HEARING under by Shell in preliminary Livestock Company, Inc., sponsored is The sale. No bid for less than public Britain, a winning vehicle requested S. First East, Tooele, from the Cranfield Instithe total amount of taxes, to attend a public hear-in- g 8 UT. 3.75 sec. ft. or 1500 to tute of Technology was gain citizen input interest, penalty and costs ft. of water is to be diwhich are a charge upon on development and hou- ac. torpedo- - shaped, ran on from sewage treatverted three cycle wheels and such real estate will be sing needs of Tooele City to be held Thursday, May ment plant effluent at a was powered by a 50cc accepted. S. 2300 ft. W. 1700 11, 1978 commencing at point Honda motor. Its winGRACE H. JUDD care ft. from the NE Cor. Sec. of the in 7:00 hour Fred Morgan p.m. ning figure; 1097 mpg. the Tooele City Hall, 90 20, T3S, R4W (in Tooele Thats right. Another enLot 16, Blk and used for stock120 Plat C TCS . 169.52 North Main St., Tooele, City); try recorded 1298 mpg, 1000 cattle and but watering Utah. was declared ineliMORONI H. OSTLER 75 horses; and from Apr. (Published in the Transand M. M. and GERgible, since it was part 1 to Oct. 31 for the supof a Shell research ALD A. DUNN cript Bulletin May 5 and project. plemental irrigation of - Motor Trend 9, 1978) Blk 154, Plat C 14-1- ) (15-263- 1- HXk-4(X- ) (13-263- Cran-tsvill- 4, cript-Bullet- 5, Energy-wis- e it will pay you to use o small appliance whenever you can. You can often save energy by using a small appliance rather than your oven or range. Electric skillets, for example, use less energy than a single range unit. So do electric percolators. Toaster ovens ore ideal for baking or broiling single dishes, and crockery cookers con operate oil day on a very small amount of electricity. |
