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Show THE A Second I vice? -- the dog Brigham ly constitutional. every admirer of the canine kind right down to his toes is the city's move to improve its dog pound on west Sixth North. With all the attention focused on detention homes for people, man's best friend has gone negBut not so, now. ,m Tuesday and entered as Matter at the post office 200 503 star? mimmi Of dogged" the city is that of retaining a poundmaster. This is probably the toughest job that ever existed and its difficult to employ anyone e to handle it on a basis, as Brig- jbeing whipped into shape that should draw praise from dogs throughout the country. For Adults Only with obtainable your LISTER air coaled Diesel pumping unit. WANT PROOF? ... See Your Local LISTER Dir. Pumps to 3,000 GPM. Engine horse power range-4'- 4 to 72 H.P. Electric or hand crank. Up In Smoke KWm Own FEATURES B!G TWO YOU con take advantage of every drop of water SS0CIAT10N A problem which has long ENDS TONIGHT WATER CONSERVE 1M nitf jemm DIESEL Generators from 2'i KW to 10 0 KW can power your farm for an amazingly small fuel cost LISTER low cost electrical) power at your service with the flick of o switch PLUS LISTER I A first class facility is home of Sir Walter Scott E7W Pr Advertising State Press Sait Late City, Utah par year, payable Subscription rata $3 in advancer in combination with the Box Eldar Journal (published Thursdays) U 00 par year S3 00 for 0 months, single copy, to cants A cigarHowever, the dog tax has been with us NEW YORK (UPI) so long that it is accepted without too much ette manufacturer has estimated that 475 billion cigarettes were yelping. Americans last year bought feel that if the city maintains a respect- Placed by end to end the cigarettes able pound and insures humane treatment would pave a 242 feet wide highfor the animals, then it's worth the price of way from New York City to Los or make up a circular a tag . . . even though the tax is not a fair Angeles orbit around the earth at an averone. age distance of 3, 774,759 miles. that should thrill lected. ' stead and then being required to purchase NATIONAL EDITORIAL a dog license has always run against my ASDC0TIJ)N grain. Somewhere in my thinking keeps fiazaEnncnans "cropping up the thought that this is hard- ... by Bruce The occurance in hbVL,BuAT.nClrJ "d Un,,d This business of having to keep the family pooch confined to the limits of the home- in nwsppr very Clasa .ttabh.h.d j ... , .Mkly published pears to be a horticultural survey on our block. These dogs the same ones every day have been inspecting every shrub in for mites or red the neighborhood if they are con- Wonder spider suppose. in any way with the extension ser happening in fsworld thes days . . at least x of the approximately English ivy which grows on the sPec'es of ducks- - 6eese and trees and fences at Washington, Swans are found Ul the United Vrk , came frpm stock at the Fifty-si- Tuesday, May 9, 1961 BOX tLUtK NfcWb, Brigham City, Utah iiinuii, 1 1301 So PO Box 964 6th West, HU Salt Lake Cfty 10 Utah Pick of the cna( Terry Moore Debra Paget 1 w&vrnm 1 V v.ii uh mu he true story of a girl on death row Phone Today Do it Now MACHINERY CENTER, INC Wednesday to Saturday Pictures HITS COLOR B!G TWO part-tim- seems only proper that Brigham City, sparkling jewel in the Utah setting of communities, should boast of a bigger and better dog pound. It ham City does. takes the skill of a seasoned diplomat and the courage of a battle veteran to meet the test. Within the past several years, the city But with the improvements, comes an anhas hired a number of persons to handle nouncement from Police Chief John I. Johnthe poundmaster duties. One man quit son that the city's dog ordinance is due because the employer at his regular job This means said it was bad for more strict enforcement. public relations; another that youll have to keep your canine comfound he couldnt conduct a canine roundin the street no at home, running panion up without first tossing a drink or two under his belt, and still another resigned beor romping on the neighbor's lawn. In event that Rover should wander away, cause his youngsters were being called it could mean six bucks out of your pocket. names at school. It's a tough job. That's the fine these days when a citation bears your monicker. Maybe the city council should consider e e making it a position with 2 I guess this means the end to what ap- - pay. OPEN 1:00 P.M. 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