Show UTAH NEWS ROUNDUP Salt Lalce County May Hike Tax Levy of 36 mills over the past levy SALT LAKE CITY (UPD-S- alt Lake County may levy a 136 mill The county commission has unproperty tax this year— an increase til Monday to set its levy for 1961 taxes The increases would include one mill for operation of the County General Hospital— a levy originally contemplated last year but ruled illegal by the state attorney Utahn Named To Head New Art Institute Another mill will pay off tax anWASHINGTON (LTD — Secre- ticipation notes issued to keep the tary of Interior Stewart Udall said hospital open after the attorney Tuesday that a federal Indian board- general's ruling A 6 mill increase will cover fiing school in Santa Fe NM will be converted into an Institute of nancing of the county's share of American Indian Arts by 1962 the new juvenile detention home He announced that Dr George Auditor David P Jones said the A Boyce former bead of the final mill increase would be used Indian School at Brig-ha- to pay off $35 million in bonds the City Utah would be super- county was authorized to sell for y pubintendent of the institute its share of a new It will provide a full high school lic safety building course and two years of post-higHowever the increase depends school instruction The institute on how soon the county decides to or sell these bonds will enroll youths of more Indian blood who show special aptitudes in a wide variety of Bond Vote Readied m city-count- h one-four- OGDEN i th creative arts SALT LAKE CITY — The legal painting and sculpture the cur- machinery to hold a $195 million riculum will include many Indian bond election on Sept 12 was aparts and crafts such as woodwork- proved Wednesday by the Salt Lake ing silversmithing leather craft City Commission It authorized one "Small change beadwork ivory carving and In the proposed election notice The present boarding which will place five proposals beschool will operate this year ana fore the voters "All involve major in 1SC2 capital improvements In addition to such fine arts as 430-stude- nt rants j ury Move Fails In Salt Lake STANDARD-EXAMINE- R ' OGDEN UTAH THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 10 1961 n ni A Agenda Keeps 10-lfe- m J Morgan Council Busy MORGAN— A wide variety of mat ters ranging from sales tax reveSALT LAKE CITY (UPD-S- alt nue to water pressure earned the Lake Mayor J Bracken Lee's re- attention of City Council members quest for a grand jury investiga- at their recent meeting The council discussed: 1 cleaning tion of present and former city streets and repairing and re commissioners' alleged budget law city building roads 2 water pressure violation has been denied 4 replacing of 3 fire hydrants Third District Judge Merrill C water pipes 5 watering the depot Faux denied the request Wednes lawn 6 checking city equipment 7 the sales tax ordinance 8 guard ' r: day — He said the grand jury has two rails under the-neunderpass 9 functions— to ferret out crime and leveling the dump ground and fin to initiate prosecution The judge said if Lee's allegations were true A " mjf LI— lUy and the commissioners have broken the law "It would seem to be needless to call a grand jury for the purpose of having them also make that discovery" LEE ACCUSED Lee had accused Commissioners L C Romney and Joe L Christen-se- n and several former commissioners of violating budget laws He said they approved deficit expenditures and failed to deduct 10 per cent of estimated revenues to help pay off any incurred deficits Judge Faux suggested the mayor as a taxpayer present an accusation in district court charging public officials with wilfully and corruptly refusing to perform official duties He said the law provides that the court must hold a hearing to deter mine whether or not court action is warranted placement is needed and larger pipes are required No decision was reached question of installing a new ing system on the lawn ally issuance of a building permit It was reported Curtis Morgan is cleaning the city streets and the job is "nearly completed and satis- factory" Repairs on the streets are just about complete Two blocks from 100 West 200 North are being redone City water pressure and operation fire hydrants were given a routine check and found to be satisfactory Culinary water pipes are also being checked to determine if re II if any on the sprinklof the WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SUMMER? UTAH SCHOOLS READY TO OPEN depot City sexton Rulon Francis reported on the condition of the city equipment The council met with county commissioners to discuss funds which will be raised from the new one-hacent sales taxIt was decided city and county 0 will split the revenue State Road Commission crews are expected to build guard rails for the underpass in the near future The county also agreed to help with leveling of the dump grounds In the final matter of business a building permit for a brick veneer home was issued to Larry Tonks The home will be built at 250 E 100 S in South Morgan- - U lf 50-5- : school days They're only three weeks away for Utah youngsters the Stale' 'i Department of Public Instruction announced Tuesday Opening dates announced so far range from Monday Aug 28 for 10 of the state's 40 districts to Tuesday Sept 5 for Washing- ton District Two districts— Piute and Rich— have not announced ' " I opening dates " Those reported include: 'd Monday Aug 28— Beaver Box Elder Cache Carbon Kane Logan Morgan Sevier Tintic and Weber Tuesday Aug 29— Davis Grand Granite Millard North Sum- ' mit Park City San Juan and Wasatch -30— Garfield Jordan Juab Wednesday Aug Alpine Daggett Murray Provo South Sanpete £alt Lake City and Tooele Thursday Aug 31 — Duchesne Emery Iron Nebo Ogden i' : South Summit and Uintah ' 4— North Sanpete and Wayne Monday Sept' 5— Washington1 Tuesday Sept: SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)— School days ' - 4 HllilWMWMWIMi ltIHIJULI srra v -- 1(1 i - u urn iMMt EASY OUR i J ANNUAL TERMS T EVENT 3 1 ALWAYS I'll - igii-w-:- - is-:- - C' wr Ax MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGS A - ' I m " — it & ON SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN Famous ENGLANDER Brand MIX-MATC- Milium H insulated linings ' 1 CLEARANCE BARGAIN ikjXv:'fr::- here's proof! why pay more? 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