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Show WASHINGTON (Emuttif Ntius Jflasljiitijtmt Utah East 100 North, 23 St George, national editorial u FW. Mountford Editor and Publisher Entered as matter at the post office at St. George, Utah second-clas- s Undet the Act of March 3, 1879 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Within Washington County One year. 53.30; six month, 52 Outside Washington County?-O- ne year, 54; six months, 52.30 All Subscriptions Payable In Advance Thursday. Sept 26, 1963 COUNTY NEWS, ST. GEORGE, UTAH Santa Clara, UL proposes to change T38S, RI2W, Secs. 5, 6, T39S, NOTICE TO WATER USERS The following applications have .the place and nature of use of R12W. of water evidenced been filed with the Sute Engi- .178 sec.-fis to be Hereafter, 2.16 sec.-f- t. neer to change or appropriate by Diligence Claims Nos. 1100 and 'diverted at a point S. 46 deg. water in Washington County, State 1101. The water has been divert- 39 min. W. 6858 fL from NW Cor. of Utah, throughout the entire ed from the following springs: (1) .Sec. 31, T38S, R12W, and used year unless otherwise designated. Claim No. 1101 Beacham Spring for the same purposes as described N. 3650 ft and W. 600 ft. Claim above in WWtf Sec. 31, T38S, All locations are in SLB&M. No. 1101 Grav Springs Nos. 1, R12W, EHE'j Sec. 36, T38S, To Change; SanU Clara Town Corp., 2. and 3 Nor. 1 and 2 N, 2450 R13W. ft and W. 100 ft.. No. 3 N. 2275 To Appropriate: fL and W. 50 ft all from SE 35224 George R. Perkins, MocCor. Sec. 10. T42S. R16W; (2) casin, Arizona, .015 sec.-f- L from Claim No. 1100 Miller Spring a well, beL 50 and 100 ft. N. 2100 ft. and E. 830 fL from deep at a point S. 660 fL and W. The American Legion Auxiliary Cor. Sec. 11, T42S, R16W. 1500 ft. from N4 Cor. Sec. 34, held their first meeting for this S'4 The water has been used from T43S, R11W. The water is to be season, Thursday, Sept. 19 at the Feb. 1 to Nov. 30 for the irriga- used for the domestic requirements Legion Building. tion of 20 acres in S4NE4, 4 of one family, and for the waterSec. 10. NL'4, NWSEtf ing of 200 cattle, all uses in 4 Principal Victor Frei of the West said Sec. 34. Elementary School and Principal Sec. 11. T423, R16W, and for domestic requirements 35230 H. C Thomas, 375 East Gam J. Olsen, from the East Elc year-roun- d two of waand for Tabernacle the to were families, School St., SL George, UL .10 mentary present from a well, beL 50 present citations to the ladies of tering of 20 horses and 30 cattle. sec.-fand 100 fL deep at a point S. the Auxiliary who had participated is to be 538 fL and W. 2104 fL from NE Hereafter, .178 sec.-fin the stamp program. Citations from diverted same the points of Cor. Sec. 30, T42S. R15W. The were given to Alice Barton, Rachel Judd, Alice Gamer, Jesse Wulfen-stei- diversion, during the same period water is to be used from Feb. 15 Agnes Pickett, Ann Williams, as heretofore, and conveyed by to Nov. 30 for the irrigation of Violet Esplin and Rowena Slack. means of 23,000 fL of 4 in. and .50 acre in NW'4NE4 said Sec. The music program of the eve- S in. pipe and used for the mu- 30. 35273 Charles Mannerlng, SL ning was In charge of Mrs. Lucille nicipal purposes for the Town of from an Bolinder and the numbers present- Santa Clara. George, UL .10 sec.-fed were: Trombone solo by Mar well, beL 50 and 100 fL E. J. Graff, Hurricane, deep at a point N. 522 fL and W. garet McArthur, accompanied by Ina May Harmon. Trumpet solo ac- UL proposes to change the point 1051 fL from E'4 Cor. Sec. 24, companied by Ina May Harmon. of diversion and place of use of T42S, R16W. The water is to be of water evidence by used for the domestic requireTrumpet solo by Elbert Thomas, 2.16 sec.-fNo. 121, Right Virgin River De- ments of 3 families, and from Feb. Ina Harmon. accompanied by May cree. The water has been divert- 15 to .30, for the irrigation A delicious lunch was served and ed from Sawyer Springs at a point of 2 acrat .all uses in SW4NE'4 rook was played. The prizes won W. 330 fL from SW Cor. Sec. 38, said Sec. 24. 35345 Norman Cox, 555 W. by Agnes Pickett first and Edith T38S, R13W, and used for the Smith second. irrigation of 150 acres in Sec. 31, 600 N., SL George, UL .09 sec.-f- L L 1 Legion Auxiliary of any of the foregoing applications with reasons therefor, must be filed in duplicate with the Sute Engineer. 442 SUte Capitol, Sait Lake City, Utah, on or before October 26, 1963. Wayne D. Crlddle from an well, 58 fL deep at a point N. 171 ft. and W. 2537 fL from E'4 Cor. Sec. 24. T42S, R16W. The water is to be used for the domestic requirements of 2 families, for the watering of 2 horses and 2 cattle, and used from Feb. 15 to Nov. 30, as a supplemental supply, for the Irrigation '. of 6 acres, all uses in NE'4SE'4 said Sen. 24. 8-l- STATE ENGINEER. Published in the Washington County News. SL George, Utah, from September 12 to September SW-NE- Protests resisting the granting' 26, 1963. 6-i- N'4-SEV- NW1-NW'- DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Under the provisions of Sections 2275 and 2276 or the Revised Stat utes, (43 U.S.C., Sec. 851, 852) Mrs. Sarah Ella Judd Lund ob-'amended, the State of Utah serves her 92nd birthday Sunday has filed application to select the at her home here with relatives and following described lands, all In friends calling throughout the day. the Salt Lake Meridian, Utah: She was born Sept. 15, 1871 In SL Utah 0120796 T. 40 S., R. 12 W George, a daughter of Thomas and Sec. 33: S'JS1. 160 acres; T. 41 Jane Ashworth Judd. She received S R. 12 W Sec. 17: StfNEtf, what schooling was available at NtfSEtf. StfStf. Sec. 19: NE4 that time and on Sept 15, 1890 she NWtf, NWVJNE'i, 400 acres; was married to Robert Charles Utah 0120797 T. 41 S.. R. 12 W., Lund In the St. George Temple. Sec. 4, LoU 1. 2. 3, 4, He died in 1941. NtfStf. SE'4SW SHSE'4, During her married life she made 630.88 acres; Utah 0120807, T. 41 her home in Cedar City, Silver S.- , R. 12 W., Sec. 4: SWtfSW Reef, Modena, Salt Lake City and Sec. 5: Lot 1, SNE'4. SE'4: Sec LaVerkin in Utah and in Pioche 8: NE'4SWi4, NW'4SE'4. NE'4. and Panaca in Nevada. ENW!4, 648 acres; Utah 0120813: Of the seven children born to T. 41 S., R. 12 W Sec. 8: Sft-SE'Mr. and Mrs. Lund six are living. NEi4SEtf. Sec. 9: N'Ntf, These are Bryan J. of San Bernar- StfNW'4. SW'41 SW'4SE'4 Sec dino, Calif.; Mrs. J. D. (Elia) 17: NNE!4, 640 acres. The purpose of this notice is to Church, Ogden; Mrs. Lamond (Lillian) Stratton, Hurricane; Thomas allow all persons claiming the land J. and John J. (Jack) Lund of Salt adversely to file in the Land Of Lake City and Ivy L Bleak of fice, P. O. Box 777, Salt Lake St. George who makes her home City 10, Utah, their objections to with her mother and cares for her. issuance of a deed to the SUte. She has 30 grandchildren, 80 great Any objections must be filed, with and seven great evidence that a copy has been grandchildren served on the Director, State Land great grandchildren. Mrs. Lund throughout her life Board, State of Utah, 105 SUte was very handy with the needle Capitol, Sait Lake City, Utah, and created many articles of cloth- within 60 days from the date of ing and needlework besides her first publication indicated below. J. E. Keogh crochet work that was outstanding. At present she is confined to her Manager bed but until recently she kept First publication Sept. 19, 1963 Last pub. Oct 17, 1963 herself busy with her lovely as i, SN. 4, WASHINGTON, On Ariz. Water Obed M. Lassen, State Land Commissioner, Phoenix, Arizona, submits the following information. It is hoped that you will find it newsworthy. Ellis Larson, St George, has filed with Commissioner Lassen an application for a permit to construct a reservoir and store water for beneficial use. The reservoir will have a total capacity of 63,204 gallons, and will impound the waters of Black Rock Gulch, a tributary of Virgin River, on the Colorado River watershed. The proposed beneficial use is stockwatering, and the amount of water requested for this use Js 63,204 gallons per annum. The reservoir is on Bureau of Land Management land, and southeast of a land mark known as Starvation Point. 9Cv Thompson Air Conditioning 251 E. Tabernacle 673-388- 1 6-l-n. L L n, L 8-i- n. L N. made for days like this One ingredient ia priceless: Vititori wtUomt, Otymp it Bmrii 7ti the Water 01 y Company, Olympia, H 'tskmfto. 1 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF Local Man Files For All Your Heating and Air Conditioning Needs . STATE OF UTAH In the Matter of the Adoption ) of ) TRACEY LEE POWERS, ) SANDRA RE POWERS, ) STEVEN WAYNE POWERS and LAURIE DAWN POWERS, ) ) ) Minors. ) ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Petition having been filed herein by Alma J. Cox and Angeletta H. Cox, his wife, praying for an Order of Adoption of the above named minors. It is therefore Ordered that said Petition be set for hearing on Friday the 11th day of October, 1963, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. at the Court House at SL George, Washington County, Utah, and that all persons interested are required then and there to appear and show cause if any they have why the said Petition should not be granted and Marshall Wayne Powers, natural father of said above named minors is hereby Ordered to appear at said time and show cause if any he has why the said minors should not be deemed abandoned children. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Notice of said hearing be given by service of a copy of this Order upon the natural father of Marshall Wayne said minors t, Powers at his last known address in Salt Lake City, Utah at least 20 (Twenty) days preceding said date of hearing, and by mailing a copy of said Amended Petition and this Order to the State Department of Public Welfare at least 20 (Twenty) days preceding said date of hearing and by publication of this Order in the Washington County News for four (4) consecutive weeks prior to said hearing. Done this 9th day of September, Impala Sport Sedan one of 15 the lowest priced Biscaynes have ride with Full Coil suspension. 6i Chevrolet Chevrolet was luxurious before, but you too. Even seats front and rear and should see it now. With smart new styling, new the '64 Chevrolet looks even longer (but are fully carpeted.) Of course, you expect isnt). Theres even a whole new series this more than just luxury from Chevrolet. A year the Impala Super Sports with front choice of 16 power teams, for instance a 6 bucket seats as standard equipment. (The and six V8s up to 425 hp (optional at extra new Impalas and Bel Airs are more luxurious. cost). And quieter transmissions. foam-cushion- ed Jet-smoo- th Ms pu fe) Qmfc gfi flt B luxury Chevrolet th rocker panels, Delcotron Flush-and-d- s, ry generator, self- -' feaadjusting brakes and other tures. If youve ever wondered how luxurious Chevrolet could get with all the extra-cooptions there are to choose from that seems ' to be entirely up to you. low-upke- ep st isMauuaifl to-wi- DIXIE THEATER THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY Sept. 26, 27, 28 ' WE IN COLOR PANAWSION 1963 C. NELSON DAY District Judge First publication Sept. 19, 1963 Last publication Oct. 10, 1963 SUNDAY, MONDAY Sept. 29, 30 New Chevelle Malibu Supft Sport Coupe The Yild and the Innocent" The Hurricane FFA Chapter held a chapter meeting on Thursday, Sept. 12, 1963. Mr. LaFell Iverson addressed the group with a very interesting talk. Mr. Jimmy Cole man, a former member and officer of the chapter, favored the group with two musical numbers. After the closing exercises light refreshments were served. Bonds Fire, Auto Casualty, Surety Several of the boys in the chapInsurance and Finance ter have sows with litters that are Protection Complete Insurance now ready for sale. Save With Safety We are looking forward with Reber Investment Corp. anticipation to the coming FFA 1 33 North Main Phone year. Ken Heaton, Reporter TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY October 1, 2 "Mardi Gras 673-313- Youve never seen anything like this totally new line of cars before. Chevelle is new in everything but Chevrolet quality. Chevelle is a good foot shorter than the big cars, so it parks easily. Yet the interior dimensions of its Body by Fisher provide a generous amount of head leg and shoulder room. (Chevelles trunk is big and roomy, too.) The ride is surprisingly smooth with a rugged coil spring at all four wheels. And not so surprisingly for Chevrolet, a choice of engines ranging 6 to a 220-h- p V8 from an economical 120-h- p the new Chevelle offers THERES 5 IN (optional at extra cost.) Choose the Chevelle you like best from the three series the Malibu Super Sport, the Malibu and the 300 Series, eleven models in all at your Chevrolet dealers. (Like this Malibu Super Sport, maybe?) good-looki- ng CHEVROLET. CHEVELLE!. CHEVYU.CORVAIR ADAMS & PENDLETON 55 West 100 North one of 11 models in three great series.t and CORVETTE CHEVROLET-CADILLA- C SL George, Utah OR 41 i |
