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Show von me tweStv om: I.A Handcart Days Celebration July 25 Marking Arrival of Mormon Pioneers ION, 0 IS ( Ol M i n TO APPEAR IN UTAH H y II, NUMBER THIRTY EIGHT 1919 California Tragedy Suit Is Filed on J Focuses Attention j Citizens & Officials Water Dispute To Tour Watershed FARMINGTON Giant Tuft. Club Haimforth and Clone Balm lorth had filed suit today in Second district court against North Salt Lake, Jack N (uhmmings, Al Boggs, Reed Betts, F.lias ParkBq J. II Y IT.TF.RSON in and Joseph Wood, as board Davis county citizens and offiThe Well Driller Residents of south Davis county members and as individuals, James cials will tour the water shed will gather in Bountiful Monday, Doe and John Doe. to sky line drive of take festivities in 25, A short time ago the attention part July The plaintiffs asked an order en areas over themountains east of Wasatch the of Handcart of the entire country was focused joining the defendants from interdays celebration, on San Marino, Ualit and on a 3 fering with water supplying tlu the Wasatch mountains east of marking the arrival of the Mormon July 21. pioneers in Salt Lake valley in ear old youngster, Kathy Fiscus. homes of the plaintiffs, for $5000 Farmington, on Thursday, on 1847. For human interest the tragedy damages for wrongful! interfer- The group will assemble8:30 First am, Sponsored by Bountiful Second ranked high as one of the greatest ence with the system, and for Fast in Farmington at brief explanations and and after ward, the celebration will take such stones of all tune. LAYTON Kaysville-Laytoof $5000 punitive damages travel instructions will proceed up place on the Bountiful city pars irrigation ditch, which now runs We believe it holds even greater Owner of Rights at North 4th grounds and 1st through the center ot Layton, will interest for the nations open well The plaintiffs pointed out water Farmington canyon. West Volunteers worked Friday be moved to The first stop will be at Miller shafts owners. west of the rights to MacDuff springs are and Saturday to complete the ce- present Union just to view water run off excanyon Pacific railroau According to National Safety owned by Mary Godbe Gibbs ana ment floor in the new Youth Cen- spur line right-ocouncil in Chicago, the shock of are diverted to lines of the M perimental installations and the officials of A stop ter building so it could be used the town reported way, the accident turned the thoughts Joseph Water and Irrigation Co. second stop at the be flats. today. at the made will luncheon for dancing under the stars the for of thousands of mothers and fatli on written authority from the comThe move was agreed on at a evening of July 25. The famous meeting attended by Orin Blood, ers toward seeking out and elimin- pany to the home of the plain Bountiful peak picnic grounds. The Curt Ackerlind orchestra has been group will then proceed to the top the ating similar hazards in homes, tuffs for culinary and domestic of Bountiful peak where the view obtained for the dance, which will representing Ditch Co.; M. P. Whitesides. Last and playgrounds or in streets and use. start at 9 p.m. of Utahs northern valleys is beChance Ditch Co., and Melvin elsewhere. Residents of numerous It was claimed the town of North A last stop will The Handcart days events will Adams, Sill Ditch Co., and the folcities, towns and villages, through Salt Lake started action to con- yond description. start at noon and continue until lowing members of the town board, out the country had answers to the demn pipeline systems and water be made at the head of Parrish is an unusual Concessions will in- Harold E. Ellison, mayor; B. M. midnight. problem, and a problem it must he rights of the St. Joseph Co but creek, wher cthere and clude two demonstration of minia- Anderson, Darwin F. because such accidents the from water take that and MacDuff springs rather extensive experimental1 and ture train, jeep and pony rides, Arthur Bulkley; Jack Taylor lives of 7000 children annually ac is not owned by the company and Langford, installation. delicious foods, novelty games. of the state road taking run-of- f Ed commission, cording to national safety council p not covered hv the eomnany record Bountiful Newest concession will be Duck Gini. U. P. will reach excursion The and is not covered by the suit. records. engineer, and Win the Queens, where real bathing Templeton, Layton 5 about p.m. town engineer. It was further stated the dptiiet Further attention was focused The tour is being sponsored by girls will hit the water on the On Monday, July 18, a meeting on the changes of uncapped wells court has granted North Salt Lake extension servto work out allotment of cost for marksmanship target range. by other accidents similar to that the right of possession ot the SI. the Davis county Committees include the follow- moving the ditch will be held. All in ice cooperation with the Waswhich befell Kathy. Joseph system but that the order atch forest service and the Intering: Pony and jeep rides, Grant, persons interested are invited to In Tracy City, Tenn., a six year xpressly provides persons residForest mountain Neath, chairman; Robert Nicols, attend. Range experimen old child was drowned in an ing outside town limits have the in Leslie Arnold, Harold Graham, The ditch has been declared a abandoned well on the same day right to use the excess pipeline tal station. The committee R. A. of Croft, is Dwight Williams, Ivan Everett, nuisance as overflow waters flood composed that Kathy Fiseus was buried. apneity of St. Joseph system for charge direcMurray Davis, Victor Mason, Ther-obasements in the area and generIn Mertens, Tex, an abandoned conveying water to their point of assistant to Reed W. Bailey, forest Intermountain of tor Smart, the Henry Englebrecht; ally creates trouble, it was water well oil a vacant lot claimed use. C. grounds, C. Christensen, chairman; The plaintiffs claim there is now range experiment station, F. nathe life of another six year old. Wasatch Allen Burns, Serge Bumingham, Koziol, supervisor excess for MacDuff And, in Des Moines, Iowa, only ample capacity tional forest and DeLore Nichols, LeRoy Florence, Marvin Ferron, the heroic cl forts of a neighbor water. A. F. Fox, Rulon Fisher, Ilenry Davis county agricultural agent. Excess Water Use and housewife saved another four Downs, Bountiful City The purpose of the tour is tn Electric old girl from drowning in a They declared the court also year conDept., Boy Scouts; softball and well into which she had fallen provided in its order of occupancy check the revegetation and servforest of the work baseball, Barry Wride, chairman; servation of excess all St. water the when the well platform collapsed. that D. K. Davis, John Myers; childrens both of Salt Lake's main down With residents in scores of com- Joseph system, in excess of the ice which has been done as a precontests; John Lawson, chairman; tovqn streets. Fifteen bands, 40 munities taking up the cry for need of the town of North Salt ventative against floods. This work Val Hatch; Lester Knighton, Dale early thirties floats, ten horsemen groups from state laws and city ordinances to Lake, could be used by any per- was started in the CCC boys camp a Nebeker, Colleen Holbrook, Euby in area establishing franchise sons the make living it mandatory that all wells all parts of the state, a large gene Nielson, Nora Smart, Mrs. in Davis county. It has been just be covered, or, if abandoned, that of the system. Indian and contingent the Alden H. about 10 years since the activities George Wensel, is Spencer. stated The there be complaint cleaned and filled, Queens float bearing the charm- - they Teen-agand also wee greatly curtailed contests, Glen Riley, in now water owned the system by thought it would be worthwhile to ing royalty of this years celechairman; Mrs. Melvin Salter, excess of the present needs and about that long since a mass exLAYTON An ordinance relatcall these the various measures to bration, Shauna Wood, Cherry' attention of readers of this taken over the area. George Knighton, Darwin Hayes, ing to the article, that under the order of occupancy, cursion was operation and regulaMoslander and Clair Leishman, Robert McIntyre, tion will been three marked have Tibbs, Robyn There town water system has One report from a correspond- the plaintiffs are entitled to its a large portfon of the ent covers make William Page, Don Goodfellow, been of the As control program flood a the of the for up highlight use. Days periods the situation in Michi adopted by the Layton Town ditch Individual is to Davis in Joyce Smith, Claudine be which county. parade, expected Riley, board. An increase in water rates of 47, 1949 celebration, officers gan. There unguarded well openunited Maurine Jordan; adult contests, was communities and two miles companies long. are into effect for both ings of the association have booked put illegal, and, as a result Aiter-Hou- r Grant C. Peterson, chairman; m a local struggle to control Other free events are the Taband .those who live outside Ck&e Autry World Cham- ernacle Choir 'Concert with a the state has no deep open holes Florence McIntyre,- - Norma Alter, the floods, beginning with. the 1923 limits and a 'ate in that 'canid result for serviced by tragedy Lorin D. Parkin, Lloyd Riley, Wil- ofcity flood and i consistently " followed Rodeo to be soloist from the child. pionship presen id famous guest liam Smith, Jesse Halliday; dance, water. a ten year period of trench with Conservations department off! Persons desiring new water or at the Utah State Fair Grounds Metropolitan- Opera, two street Grant Butters, chairman; Howard sewer road building, reseeding building, Mx connections must an apshows during the noon periods cials in Lansing have pointed out nights, July 19 through 2 FARMINGTON John A. Perry, and the like, and the third decade Gerber, Dorothy Stewart, June plication, and sign an file all and well that drillers with shaft senthe and of on State Main and agreement streets, exception Sunday, 30, Salt Lake City, had been Myers; cashiers, Eli B. Rodgers, to at present are of conservation,pay costs of supplies and labor, (July 24. the historical pageqjit, Ths must post a bond not to leave un tenced to pay a fine of $150 by Jus chairman; Keith Holbrook, George reseeding, protection and 10 per cent of the cost of suThis rodeo of champion riders Land Be Ours, to be staged at capped openings. According to W, tice of the Peace Thomas M. Wensel. Frank Craven, William plus work. experimental L. Daoust insurfor the and inspection, depart engineer Woods Cross, on a charge of and performers, starring Gene this University of Utah stadium. of 10 years, absence an Page, Arvin Rosenlof, Earl Ses- pervision, After ance. ment, this bond is $1000 for each selling beer after hours. A tn concert is set for Sunwill choir be revealhis The with sions, Stahle Wicker, Alan Burns, the person Autry horse, improvement Minimum rates to residents for well or open 6haft, $2500 for multerm was suspended upon pay- ing and John Springer, Wilferd Williams, water over-flothese to to the while jail 24, people pageant Champion, shocking played day, July use have been increased tiple shaft or wells. It is not can ment of the fine. Clyde Hatch, Stephen Pumel, Mrs. from $1.50 the trip. Do not attempt. crowds during the 1948 celebra-jtio- follows on Monday, July 23. celled making is month well to or until the shaft with per $2, Rulon Fisher, Hattie F. Moss, Ma- the Perry was arrested early Sunday the trip except in good cars. InasCompletely new In stock also the day reserved for the completed and capped or an un minimum gallon age being debel Goodfellow, Clyde Winegar. by Sheriff GeGrande much as the number of cars will morning and acts exfeature Utahs Pioneer Banquet honoring the show is satisfactory hole is filled accord Hess and Deputy Arch Peterson of have to be limited, you should, Other concessions, Otis Call, creased from 15,000 to 12,000. pected to draw even larger num- oldest pioneers. ing to law. Davis county at The Key, night ehairman; Wallace Perkes, Merk $3.50 for the water users will pay bers this county extension to join Invited are Utahns All Another report I noticed con spot on U. S. highway 91 at the ex- notify the Davis first 12,000 year. gallons to go. Bring desire Christensen, E. K. Given, Myron of water used. if you Free events planned by the in the celebration commemorat--) cerning shaft and well drillers in treme south end of Davis county. office,own lunch. Knighton, Robert A. Moss, Grant your The new ordinance also regu- Days of 47 include the mam- - ing the arrival of the Mormon New Jersey, there, the state examE. Peterson. Melvin Riley, Alvin lates the price for multiple units, moth street parade scheduled for Pioneers to Utah and make Salt ining board is seeking the enact tions. May be East Orange, New Lawrence Sessions, Ashdown, ment of a law, to give the state Jersey, has the answer. Spurred on Mrs. Ernest Hayes, Mrs. George where different persons use the 9:30 A. M., Monday, July 25, Lake City their Mecca from same water, as in the case of the the route to traverse authority to order and enforce the by the Fiscus tragedy, city auGibson, Mrs. Elmo Steed, Mrs. Verdland Park parts of July 18 to 25. plugging or filling of any abandon thorities there approved a resoluHousing Project Max Brown, Tom Jordan, Elaine A well. Regarding this matter, tion authorizing lower minimum ed efthe city engis gallonage Wride, Earl Sessions, Vem Call, with 8000 gallons set as the Meredith E. Johnson, state geolo- ineers department to fill any well fected, Carl For Womer, Clyde minimum. The first user is to Boyd Rohwer, gist and a member of the board, or cistern on property of residents pay Dixie the minimum Knighton, Kay Knighton, The aid. a such are has said there number ask is for and who might that, $1 charges, Dan Kremer, Gladys Kremer, of abandoned and unsealed wells only restriction in the offer was charged for each service or subseof KAYSVILLE Residents a Riley. Loraine Pope, V. Call, a few inches to as the technicality that the property Kaysville will see and exhibition from to quent service, proranging according Arliene Thompson, Gardner, much as 60 inches in diameter, in owners relieve the city of any of tumbling by acobats Tuesday Lois Gardner, Gary Bumingham, visions of the ordinance. The in increase rates amounts the slate, and the board believes liability which might arise from at 7 p. m. when they turn out to Merry Call; pie and ice cream, to about 33 13 resicent the for a roller skating party at the Kayproposed amendment to the such action. per Mrs. Ladel dents Ralph Wood, chairman; 40 and shaft diggings and drilling Morris Plains, New sville Elementary school grounds. well cent for per Perhaps jion Rodgers, Mrs. Ida Given, Mrs. resident water JunMembers of the Bountiful advan Jersey has the answer. They are law would have the users, according to Students of Lynn Pitcher, Ogden George Graham, Irving Alter, Mrs. town board. ior Chamber of Commerce Thurshuman loss of of the warning of the Cali- will present a demonstration. The tage preventing heeding Elgin Handy, Mrs. Merk Christenof were pushing completion The derived from this day life and the contamination of va fornia accident, the Borough coun- exhibtion is being presented with sen, Don Graham, Alton Clark, source income will entirely pay for a their youth center project as ceuablc underground water supplies cil instructed the roads committee the view of adding such classes to Mrs. Arvin Rosenlof, Mrs. Harold ment contractors prepared to pour KAYSVILLE Work is imbond issue In for water $120,000 Wisconsin, assemblyman to investigate all uncovered cess- Kaysvilles youth recreation proGraham, Mrs. Leslie Arnold, Mrs. in the the 6500 for ft. to morning Monday sq. begin flooring 15 in Milwaukee is seeking pools and wells. Any cavities were gram. Schmidt of years or less, he new structure. Florence Florence, Harry Hayes provement said. Bond law is Mr. Pitcher is a graduate of a of it manda to be filled at the Boroughs exset gr?nh making up replacement Passage Jr.. Mrs. Ralph Wood, Ray Hatch, on a basis of con elevators at Deseret Mills, All so been has work, far, to to fi pense with waste dirt from gutters USAC where he received his mastbe wells to all cover and $8000 paid off tributed by the Bountiful Jayceee, which will require continous oper- tory Alvin Hatch, Leo Moss; lunch and each year on principal amount. unused ones. Persons upon whose or road grading. ers degree inphyscial education. soft drinks, Elwood Heiner, chair- LXVer' ation for six days. isolated exam-le- s He was assistant coach ih physical lands the wells were located wouk are These only man; George Graham, Kelly Davis. call toe l cllind lde storage The ' Thursday. Approxi face a fine of not less than $10 nor of what has been done. No education at the USAC during bonds, so that they can be ' Helmont Hayes, Elgin Handy, John mately 100 men will be needed ers are the finad stage of an expan- more than $100 for violations. off at and served as recreational time. there are other solutions to 1948-4doubt paid Kim-beany Peterson, Paul Jensen, Alvin Friday and Saturday to help pour sion project at the mill part of the should be care- direcor at the Second street generMarina which Even the San before the problem Leo Neville, Elmo Steed, the concrete flooring. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter California had taken fully though over by the individual al depot during the war. He now Verl Smith, Gary Birmingham, The new building has been fi- day Saints welfare plan. Already diggers, conducts classes in acrobatics in II 5lvla W open well owner, cesspool accidents Williams, Richard Riley, Norma nanced by proceeds from the completed is a warehouse Such Ogden Logan, Smithfield, Leiston, well drillers. and McLachlan Sedgewick, Alex Jr., Bountiful Cantaloupe days cele- with 6000 sq. ft. of space on each found old septic tank certainly reflect on the open or Brigham City, Tremonton, Garland an in dead Orval Hayes, Horace Duffin, Joanover which were turned bration, floor. ne Riley, Mark Clark; dug well owners, and, in effecta and Preston, Idiaho. sv the Jaycees to South Davis The warehouse is being used for Acrobatics gives T. San youngters Nichouse, Kathyan give well and cesspool diggers Earl Sessions, chairman; Youth Center, Inc. storage of feed, sacked flour and blyman well own- poise, grace, and especially agilibandoned a old introduced bill Diego, )ad name; requiring Fred Trump and Dean Toone. 800 will be Some bags of cement are concentrates. The elevators Grasshopper bait is being distrib- still well diggers ty, Mr. Pitcher said, in addition Shooting range, Golden Stewart, uted neededf or the building, Mr. for storage of grain produced in the filling or guarding of abandon- ers, cesspool and offrom the extension county ed wells and septic tanks. should protect themselves by tak-n- to developing their bodies. chairman; Gam Evans, Chauncey fice at the court house on each Talbot said, and urged residents the welfare program. active leadership in the matter Ironically, David Fiscuis, Kathys Elmer Reid, Loren to contribute to the fund by purKershaw, Deseret Mills handles nearly all afternoon. is It Americans spent $9,600,000,000 imposWednesday Chat-terla had of been well capping and the filling or fighting for pasHayes, K. W. Isaac, Earl to mix this bait ahead of time chasing red and white windshield of the milling for the church feed father, and on liquor in 1947, the last period wells abandoned a had of and measure similar of sage William L. Jackson Jr., Don sible cenin the Jaycee youth cereals and flour. because it must be put out at day- stickers returned from the state capi septic tanks. . for which figures are available, ter campaign. Myers, Melvin Salter, fortune tell- light the next To insure airtight sealing of the just while fresh abandoned old according to the United States Deat a tol be morning are few hours Sacramento There Leah many and fish Each of Peterson, pond, cement purchased elevator walls pouring of cement ing bag in to get results; therefore, order and This partment of Commerce. water fore she down He well. ponds, fell the wells, Florence for the project, or $1 contributed must be continous until completed. open top chairman; Lois Riley, all orders must be sent before in left unguarded amounted to $68,66 for each man, to the fund will qualify contribu- Approximately 70 men will work had been testifying before the hazardous pits McIntyre, Mrs. Eugene Nelson, Wednesday afternoon. where such accidents as the Black- woman and child in the Unitea tors for the windshield sticker, the on each of three eight-hou- r Harold Page, Helene Nicol; ball shifts, state legislature for aan anti Check and crops your gardens San Marino could States, or $103322 for each perthrowing and darts, Ernest Hayes, for jaycee leader declared. are being recruited from ,wouU require wood, N. J. and of 3 miles son over 21 years old. damage. grasshopper Hoppers radius a of within and K. the Glen occur, Wesley Riley, chairman; covering several L D S stakes in Utah, Wy- shafts. are states provide elecTwenty-fiv-e into the from Are moving article. crops this of Dee of Neath the Jr., printing Wicker, Grant and Idaho. Such labor is doas waste oming trocution and the lands. bench places BOARD penalty for murFILES Baby Rescued After Fall they going to be left unguarded Bumingham, Hal Harrison, Henry Where there is an infestation, nated by the church members. der. a ; repnear get future in have the Ernest Into and Pit Ben Richardson, Lund. Deep The elevators will consist of six neighbor interested and put N. J, July 9, 1949-- Salt etition of what has occurred??? Blackwood, LAND 20 Alexancer, Reese Davis, Dick Man-ful- l. your of in ft. diameter each out bait over a larger area; othercylinders Lake Tribune. Think it over!!!! Gary Dyer, public announcing, wise the and 75 ft. high. They will have will soon hoppers jump A tiny baby boy waas trappec Curious and adventure seeking Meredith Palmer, chairman; Jesse over of about haft the capacity of the eleFARMINGTON The board again from an untreated lot. a of the school at children slip away from par bottom disGoodfellow, Alvin Hart, Frank deep hi Salt Phone Farmington 94 to place education, Davis county school dis- vators on welfare square hole in his back yard for almost ents during summer vacation, see Hatch; safety, Stan Day, chairman; had Second filed in suit trict, Lake City. the LAYTON Members and , forEli RodgersSr., Max Brown, Harry your orders for this bait. trict court against Amy V. Brown Mark B. Garff Co. is supervising four hours Saturday while police a odd looking object hid in in down frame A resan old to or an mer members of the Layton First Carl dfiremen dug frantically Bumingham, brush, Hayes Sr., There are 1564 cities in the Brauer asking condemnation of contractor. In charge of the eleovercomes Ward of the Church of Jesus George Gibson, Alex McLachlan United States operating parking property owned by the defendant vator construction is Blaine C. cue him before the earth caved in the field. Curiousity an ole Christ of Latter-daDon months-olcome Rex Howarc and on upan Snow, Alden him. Ten a them, Saints will atthey Sr., Spencer, meters. In 1948 these meters col for the purpose of constructing Glanville of Ogden. E. Morgan Jr. was kept alive in nbondoned dug well or hole some tend the annual ward reunion Frinew elementary school at BountiTibbetts, Rose Howard, Charles lected $1,845,230. ful. Texas leads the nation in the his narrow prison by oxygen 30 to 50 feet deep, some with 6 to day at the Layton school at 6:30 Tingey, Ernest Wood, James II. Lewis; advertising, Edwin Case, men of the entire celebration. ProThe complaint declared Mrs number of miles of rural roads. pumped into the hole during the 10 feet of water at the bottom when lunch will be served. Cost of with and old decayed top with the lunch will be $1. a family. delicate rescue operation. chairman: Merk Christensen, Eric ceeds will go into the Second ward Brauer had refused all purchase Kansas ranks second. At 7;30 a short program will be Seaich. Mrs. Clyde Winegar, How building fund, according to Chm-leoffers made by the board. An orAdmittedly, then some action boards partly removed and some should be taken to overcome the with an old pump down the wel held followed by motion pictures ard Gerber, Don Goodfellow and A. Larsen, chairman of the build- der authorizing immediate oecu The United States produced ing committee, who said a new pancy also was asked. The lane Riley Goodfellow. pounds of snuff in 1946, hazards to public safety caused by with pipe sticking above the If the weather is bad, the affair Clarence Kremer, Irv Anderson chapel in the near future is being reportedly is being used for agri the last year which complete figur-- uncovered water well shafts, cis ground. Lets all fix and overcome will be switched to the Layton terns and other untended excava these hazards. and Fred Smedley are chapel. planned for the ward. cultural purposes. es are available. In 1847 to be Celebrated in Bountiful Thursday, July 21 On Well Hazards Irrigation Ditch J Will Be Moved In Davis County , f Layton-Kaysvill- e , merry-go-round- n Layton Board Okehs Water Days of '47 To Feature Autry Rodeo System Laws e , Beer Sale Penalized esi-den- ts - re-grow- Ar-gyl- e. 60-da- y I w n. Non-reside- Tumbling Show Arranged Jaycees Push Work on Center In BountiSul Del-ph- J Kaysville Deseret Mills Grain Shaft Nears Finish two-fol- d I 164,000-bushe- 9. r, Get Grasshopper Bait two-stor- y On Wednesdays Co. Extension Office Merry-Go-Roun- g y, mar-din- . g pollu-Worke- r, SUIT TO OBTAIN 10-fo- Layton First Ward Schedules Reunion -- d s 39,-361.0- 1 1 co-cha- ir y |
