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Show THE SAUNA SUSi n I ii i By subscribing for THE SALINA SUN IN ADVANCE Legal Notices NOTICE OF SALE. Elevator Equity Milling a Utah, Corporation Principal place of business, Salma, Utah. NOTICE is hereby given that at a netting of the Board of Directors of the above named company, held pany on the 26th day of April, 1922 the books of the company showed assessment of $15.00 pel share against the following respective shareholders, AXTELL. Shrs. 40 Josiah Jensen 3 Eugene Bjerregaard 20 Geo. Q: Whitlock 6 William Simmonsen 11 John Jensen 2 Ole Larsen 50 Chas. Bjerregaard 1 Mrs. Peter Sorensen 21 Miss Ruth Simmonsen Miss Ethel Simmonsen 2a 2 2 Miss Arzell Simmonsen Mrs. Wm. Simmonsen 22 Farmers & Company, s to-wi- t: Mrs. Chas. Bjerregaard Caroline Jensen Miss Olive Douglas Margaret Douglas Mary Douglas Fay Nielsen Ina Nielsen James Jacobsen Mary Jacobsen Chas. Jensen CENTERFIELD. Bayard K. Tuft 20 10 1 1 1 3' 2 C. O. Ilansen 10 O. L. Malmgren 10 A. C. Fjeldsted, Roy Thompson 10 Alva E. Andersen 10 Alvin Fjeldsted 6 5 Gilbert Fjeldsted John T. Peterson 5 Aleck Beck 10 W. A. Fjeldsted 5 E. II. Bardsley 5 Wm. G. Roylance 40 Geo. W. Larsen 10 J. W. Nielsen 10 10 Roy S. Bardsley J. II. Roylance 10 A. S. Fjeldsted 10 Andrew Sorensen 10 J. T. Jensen James Ilansen 5 50 F. C. Snow 1 SC1PIO. McArthur John W. Strange R. E. Strange John Strange W111. Hans Jens Peterson 20 Wm. Brown 10 AURORA. James Crowther Parley Sorensen W. J. Hall Lero Curtis Alfred Curtis Ezra Mason E. J. Curtis Abe Shaw Wm. llarward D. II. (. loward R. C. I vie W. R. Johnson Will Shaw D. M. Cloward 3 'a John F. Curtis 1 SALINA. Dr. C. E. West Mathias Erickson Geo. W. Murphy Mrs. D. G. Buigess 5 50 10 10 15 5 5 10 5 .. .. Kshlund 25 10 5 10 10 Max Cohen Mrs. A. S. Gates James C. Anderson 1 J. F. Martin 5 20 Oscar Mattsson Carl Christensen Hans Domgaard E. C. Wright . . .'. Claud Christensen Beula West Claud Burgess Carl Mattsson J. Oscar Anderson 13 10 5 50 5 10 20 50 50 20 5 5 10 10 .' J. A. Monroe J. REDMOND. L. A. Robins D. G. Burgess' Jonas Mattsson John Peterson . 5 50 50 50 10 10 10 15 10 10 10 30 1 5 10 75 25 10 25 O. Monroe Libbie West Chris Christensen Glenn Gates J. T. Bean 10 John W. Ross, Richfield 10 Jerry Jackson, Fremont 5 Taid Jensen Koosharem C. F. Duncan, Fremont 10 5 Joseph Jensen, Sigurd Wm. Gledhill, Veunilion 2 And in accordance with the law and order of the Board of Directors ol the said company, so many shares ol each parcel of such stoik as may be necessary, will be sold at public auc tion at the Companys oiiice the mill at Salma, Utah, at th hour ol 2 P. M. 011 the 19th day of June 1922, to pay the delinquent assess ments thereon, together with the cost of advertising and expense of sale. J. O. MONROE, Secretary J10U Salina, Utah, June 9, 1922. 111 NOTICE Of OFFER Of COAl IAND fOR LEASE. DEPARTMENT OF T1 F. INTI IilOR , United States 1 and Otlieo, Salt Lake Serial 0277ss. Notice is City, Utah. hereby given that pursuant to the et ot February 25, 1920 (.11 Stat., til), and 1 corral in Redmond precinct, on Friday, the 23rd day of June, 1922, at the hour of 2 q'clock p. m. One bay mare, 18 years old, white stripe in forehead. No brands visible. Said animal is held by me to secure the payment of 40 cents, trespassing done by said animal npon the streets of Redmond Sec. 30, FA Sec. 31, all Sec. 32, WJ, on the 1 2th day of June, 1922. EDWARD CHRISTENSEN, S,'j SEJi Sec. 33, T. 23 S R. 4. E.. S. ' Poundkeeper for Redmond Precinct. L. M., Utah. Lease of said unit will be made at a royalty of 10 cents per ton, a minimum investment requirement of Eagle on Hta Native Heath. 1100,000 during the first three years of High above the ground the eagle the lease, a minimum tonnage requirefloat! on hla wings, while ment of 100.000 tons per annum, com- the white-barre- d feathers of his tall mencing with the fourth year of the lease, are spread out fanwlse as a rudder His piercing eye the lease to contain stipulations for the to steer his course. Is searching the heather far below. of National Forest interests, protection Next moment and otheiuise substantially iu accordance Suddenly he swoops. with the lease form set out in paragraph he is rising again swiftly and strongIS of said regulations. Said lease will be ly with a mountain hare held fast' In The great wings beat sold at public auction at this office on the his talons. now with lone, powerful terms set forth to the qualified bidder of- the air strokes, carrying him lapidly towards fering the highest bonus, on the First day the family that is waiting for of July, 1922, at 11 oclock A. M. Any him hungry In the eyrie. Exchange. and all persons having adverse or conflicting claims to said land or any part thereof are hereby' notified that they should Huins probably In think myinaster file, on or before June 8n, 1922, their wnl order to arrive ,s uow street of pretest objection against the granting of a lease for said land; otherwise such a some other place besides the one for. I know better. Hdt dss claims may be disregarded in granting hie starts I to lift up one heel tfcat merely such lease. B. GOULD BLAKELY, can bite at It, then jerk It, away I to Register." and put the other one up for pie to nip at He canft fool mel Vjayside Tales. Sale of Animals For Trespass. State of Utah, County of Sevier ss. No Inducement. In the Town of Redmond of said county. ou without a dollar, We 6tart 1 have in my possession the following read the unemployed person. Humph ! described animal which, if not claimed he snorted. Thats nothing. Im that and taken away, will be sold at public way now." Retail Ledger, hlladel auction to the highest cash bidder, at my phla.'. the regulations thereunder approved April 1, 1920 (Circular 679). the Secretary of the Interior lias, on the petition of R. E. Allen, designated a coal leasing unit, No. 106, Utah No. 30, and directed offer for lease the following described lands comSWJ Sec. prising 2400 acres, 29. H N'E4, SW'U, SJj, Sec. 29. E to-w- it: red-brow- n . t. 11 7 4 -- The Great Horny. This bird Is a great horned owl. He has large yellow eyes, like a cat, and a grasping disposition. He takes such a hold, In fact, that people need several thicknesses of leather In their gloves before they pick him up. He Is a big bird and Is often seen throughout the winter. HIs actions are mainly beneficial. He preys on rodents and vermin, and Is a friend of man. You would be doing wrong to kill an owl. Exchange. Who-o-o-o- l Have you any Idea of the size of the common Greenland whnlp? Nill-on the zoologist, estimates the animal to aieiage KXl tons, or 224.000 pounds. That is to say. a whale weighs much as about 80 Of collide, elephants or 400 bears. some run larger than this. There are tales among old whaleis of whales 110 feet long, and weighing at least 150 tons. But such are not seen these A whale is a big one days. n, full-grow- 70-fo- now. Still it may give some idea of what monsters are occasionally kil'ed wheo we mention that a ton of oil has been extracted from the tongue alone of a single whale. Surely Excellent Memory. sold memory Is excellent," but there are three things Smith, I can never remember: I cant re member names, I cant remember faces, and I cant remember 1 forget the third thing. My More Nature Faking. Nature cannot jump from winter to summer without a spring, or from summer to winter without a fall. From the Tiger. V MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL 1 He Ain't Talking About Our Town |
