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Show w it. nvyuti , , i LEGAL NOTICES u SHERIFFS SALE STRUCTION CO., JUDGMENT Civil No. 163227 the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of Salt Lake, State of Utah. In (Continued from page 1) there was a shortage of personnel In the highway appraising department. It takes time to review those appraisals. And also at that time there were a great many new, inexperienced men. Mr. Watt also stated that appraising is a very detailed procedure. It must be done by well trained, experienced appraisers. This would cut down con siderably die number of deficiencies in the appraisals. Trained appraisers are hard to come by. The Utah Highway Department has been building their own down there, Mr. Watt told the Review. Mr. Fox substantiated this statement to an extent by stating that up until a of the men in year ago about one-thi- rd the appraisal department had been there less than a year. Lack Experience Owen Hall, appraising department, told the Review that there was only one man out of the 21 appraisers who had previous experience in state highway appraisal. He also stated that the department hired many fee appraisers from private enterprise to do work for the highway depart- ment. , Mr. Fox, comptroller, stated that he came to the Highway Department, with 35 previous years with the Internal Revenue Service, to straighten out the mess. "I dont want anything to go wrong in Utah. Up to this time I am assured that there has been no hanky panky In the Mr. Fox stated. highway deportment, He ,went on to add that 'Nobody has been audited as much as we are. Weve been audited to death, here in die highway department. There are problems in going back through records from 1956 to 1962 (this is when the 537 parcels were originally lf you think any records appraised). in this state are good that far back, youre craty, Mt. Fox stated. But the Highway department has to go back through the records and they have to pay appraisers overtime to reappraise the parcels. Or else, they may lose part of 11 and a half million dollars. True, Utah couldnt have gone ahead with the projects without federal monies, but there's a way to get around that too. The Bureau of Public Roads pays provouchers to the state at different gress stages in the construction. And about of the 11 12 million dollars wu 80 paid to Utah this way. Then the Bureau of the 537 will study the with state. the and settle parcels ng office in Washington D. "C. told the Review that if the appraisals of properties in question were not to the Bureaus satisfaction, that the Bureau would then have to take up the matter with the state. He also said that similar situation bad occured in other states, and that in some cases the Bureau has not paid to the states monies claimed op appraisals under the federal highway siqjport A Moral Obligation Salt Palace Suit J. INN; FLYNN, EDWARD Defendants. . RAMADA . ay 4 LOAN corpora - Plaintiff, vs. L. C. MAJOR and FRANCES MAJOR, his wife; DONALD G. NICHOLS, aka DONALD C. NICHOLS, and SHARON A. NICHOiS, aka SHARON ANN his wife; NICHOLS, RAMADA Mr. Helland Issued the following statement Wednesday: The Utah State Department of HighCraziest, ways has the moral and legal obligation The Bureau of Public Roads has the of constructing and maintaining a system craziest and wildest figures Ive ever of highways as set forth in Utah State seen. Theyre box car figures, Mr. statutes. The Department also has the Fox said. obligation to seek federal support in a We dont expect to pay very much State highway program. Federal laws back to the Bureau out of that 11 12 which govern Federal support for high, million, Mr. Helland stated. ways and State laws which govern the There Is no time limit set on the activities of the Utah State Department repayment of the progress vouchers of Highway are not always quite compatgranted by the Bureau. So Utah has as ible. Accordingly there are times when long as is needed to straighten out the the Utah Department receives citations. mess created before 1962. The dollar amount indicated by these And they're going to need a long time. citations does not necessarily mean a Mr. Helland stated, "Theres Just not loss of highway building funds to the enough time to do it in the daylight State of Utah. In the case of primary hours. There are 5 people working and secondary funds money represented overtime now. by these citations remains available for Although the Highway Department construction use, In the case of the Inmade figures available to the Review for terstate System Federal support is in the year 1965, they were unable to the amount of approximately .95 percent provide the wltholdwg figures for the as interpreted by the Federal governyear 1963 and 1964. It would take too ment. Accordingly Interstate Funds cited long to find them, Mr. Fox stated. remain available for use. Since Utahs ' On the other hand Mr. Watt stated needs and demands for Federal highway that there had been a tremendous infunds remains in excess of monies availcrease in right-of-wexpenditure durable citations do not necessarily repreing those years, and he estimated about sent a loss to Utah. Citations merely 10 of the expended money was being represent differences of regulations witheld by the federal government for among involved agencies or differences Improper appraisals. of interpretation or opinion." The official from the General Accoun- t- Wildest SAVINGS STATE ASSOCIATION, a tion, a INNS, INC., . poration, cor- Defendant and Cross-Complaina- nt, vs. DONALD G. NICHOLS and SHARON A. NICHOLS, his . wife, Cross-Defendan- ts. at Sheriffs Sale at the west front door of the To be sold County Courthouse in the City and County of Salt Lake, State of Utah, on 16th day of August, 1966, at 12 o'clock noon of said day that certain piecfe or parcel of real property situate in Salt Lake County, State of Utah, de- scribed as follows, to-w- it: All of Lot 7, SOUTHRIDGE SUBDIVISION NO. 1. according to the official plat Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this 19th day of July 1966. . GEORGE Q. NIELSEN, JR., State of Utah. By Robert A. Stowe, Romney & Nelson Attorney for Plaintiff ' Date of first publication July 21, 1966. SPECIALTIES ter of Nathanial Vard Wells, at a point Nirth 3536 East 163.85 BEGINNING Number WILLIAM G. feet and North 54 '24 Defendants. Trustee in FOWLER; West 55 feet from the Bankruptcy in the matter of To be sold at Sheriffs Sale most Southerly corner at the west front door of the. George Ira Wells, Number of said Lot 9, PARK B -- 975 -- 65; WILLIAM G. County Courthouse in the City HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION; FOWLER, Trustee in Bankand Coucy & salt Lake, State ruptcy in the matter of Del-w- in of Utah, on 16th day of August, rawing thence North 5424 West 6 feet; thence Samuel Wells, Number 1966, at 12 oclock noon of said ' South 3536 West 93.85 SOUTHEAST B 74-65; day that certain piece or parcel COMPANY: FURNITURE feet; thence South 5424 of real property situate in Salt East 12 feet; thence North THE STATE TAX COMMISLake County, State at Utah, deit: SION OF scribed as follows, 3536ast 93.85 feet; COMMISSION OF UTAH: THE thence North 5424 West Beginning at a point 904.11 STATE ROAD COMMISSION feet South and 25 feet East 6 feet to the point ci OF UTAH: UNITED STATES from the North Quarter cor beginning. OF AMERICA: REED RUDY ner of Section 8, Township Purchase payable m and MRS. REED RUDY 2 South, Range 1 West, Salt aVf,j moneyprice of the United Defendants. Lake Mendian; running States To be sold at Sheriff's. Sale thence South 127.94 feet; T aVo ritv thence East 200 feet; thence dav of Julv at ae west front door North 127.94 feet; thence County Courthouse in the City West 200 feet to the place of and County of Salt Lake, State GiORGE Q. NIELSEN,JR., 0f Utah, on 16th day of August. beginning. Purchase price payable in Sheriff of Salt Lake County, j956) at 12 oclock noon of said lawful money of the United State of Utah. day that certain piece or parcel By Robert A. Stowe, Deputy 0f real property situate in Salt States, Lake County, State of Utah, deDated at Salt Lake City, Utah, Romney and Nelson it scribed as follows, this 19th day of July, 1966. Attorney for Piamtifl first publlcaUcu Beginning at the most southGEORGE Q. NIELSEN, JR., Lake County, July 21, 1966. (Sheriff of Salt erly corner of Lot 9, PARK I1! HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION, and State of Utah.- - . . thence North 3536' A. Robert Deputy Stowe, By Notice To Creditors running East 70 0 feet, thence North Romney A Nelson West 110.00 feet; 542-l- ' Attorney for Plaintiff MCCLELLAN P. Estate thence South 3536' West Date of first publication July DUNCAN, Deceased. 70 0 Feet; thence South 21, 1966. Creditors will present claims 1, (7-54 24 East 110.00 feet cc with vouchers to the to the point of beginning c11 signed at The Continental Bank Purchase price payable in and Trust Company, 200 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, .lawful money of the United JUDpMEN.T Civil No. Utah, on or before the 31st States. In the District Court of the day Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, of October. A.D. 1966; Third Judicial District in and Ha ims must 19th day of July 1966. this in sited pres for the County of Salt Lake, accordance with the provisions GEORGE Q. NIELSEN, JR, State of Utah. Utah Code Annotated Sheriff of Salt Lake County, of SAVINGS STATE with and 1953, proper verifica- - state of Utah, a corpora- - uqq as ASSOCIATION, required therein. By Robert A. Stowe, .Deputy tion, THE CONTINENTAL BANK Romiey 4 Nelson Plaintiff, AND JJJUST C0MPANY, Ex- - Attorney for Plaintiff vs. of the Estate of Me- - Date of first publication July CM& P. mncai Deceased. 21, 1966. WELLS, his wife, CAPITOL Date of first publication July THRIFT AND LOAN; WIL- - 28th A D 1966 to-w- to-w- ,e 21 ( under-GiirDir- sale 75-9- -5, Trustee LIAM G. FOWLER, in Bankruptcy m the matter of Nathaniel Vard Wells, ' & ciendenin, Attorney J Notice To Creditors 1. A bulk transfer under WILLIAM G. 6 of the Uniform Com- Chapter 8- -1 ll (7-Code FOWLER Trustee in Bank- be made on oftic-c- Tn ruptcy in the matter of George after August 1,1966, between or SALE SHERIFFS .. from (Continued page 1) Ira Wells, Number Estate of JOHN GLAUSER Ramseys, Inc.,' of Salt Lake JUDGMENT ; 4. In illegal competition as to theater demand that they be allowed to reconG. WILLIAM FOWLER precluding a number of voters from . City, Utah, Transferor, and Deceased. and concert hall with private enterprise; sider the proposed project as to overall Civil No.. 159390 voting or from demanding a ballot, as Trustee in Bankruptcy in the Creditors will present claims Pembroke Company, of Salt Without of 5. construction. of the the Court In outcome District of the adequate parking contrary advisability to probably change the matter of Delwrn Samuel Tlth T0UChers to the under- - Lake City, Utah, Transferee. to representations made by backers; The action points out that at present, Third Judicial District in and election. Number Wells, 2. During the three years signed at 1000 Continental Bank 6. At such total cost that it is without the moneys borrowed through the $ for the County of Salt Lake, Numerous residents, the complaint SOUTHEAST ' FURNITURE the Transferor, so last Salt Lake past, Utah, City, Bunding, a such of attendance convention bond are Utah. State issue of the possibility earning profit states, in such number as to change COMPANY; THE STATE TAX on or before the 5th day of far as Is known to the in con would that the land acquired has increased STATE SAVINGS 4 LOAN materially defray costs, outcome, were denied the right to vote as OF UTAH; IN- feree, has had the following a corpora- -' DUSTR1AL COMMISSION OF November. A.D. 1966; riaimc ASSOCIATION, because they were new residents, or had trary to representations of backers; value since it was razed; that no material accord-busine- ss names and addresses must be in ' to presented Without 7. a from will result contrary not expendability, restraining not voted in their districts, or were tion, damage UTAH; THE STATE ROAD anca vith the provisions of 75- - In addition to the name and of order. representations backers; Plaintiff, OF registered, and "there was no registraCOMMISSION UTAH; g c Utah Code Annotated 1953, addresses which appears In 8. On high cost, rather than reasonable vs. ' It is requested that defendants be tion machinery preceding the Nov. 5 UNITED STATES OF AMERI- - gjjd with proper verification as paragraph 1: cost land, contrary to representations of required in a reasonable time to show MARILYN JOYCE VAIL, Ex' election. REED RUDY and MRS. CA; contracts and and required therin. ecutrix of the , estate of Cause why construction Ramseys Cottonwood Plaintiffs, the complaint alleges, have backers; REED RUDY, JOHN ALVON GLAUSER, Ex- Cottonwood Mall 9. Without represented exhibit space FLOYD B. FULLER, deceas- -' expenditures incident thereto should not discovered that the Salt Palace, contrary ecutor of Estate of John Qau- 4835 Highland Drive be temporarily restrained until the deto representations made by Us backers as represented by backers; ed; WILLIAM G.' FOWLER Sale at sold Sheriffs be To as to sizi 10. Not commensurate, Salt Lake City, Utah sired election can be conducted. , Trustee in the matter of Floyd at the west front door of toe aer Deceased, In 1963; is being constructed: Date of first publication July exhibit area and luxury, with its cos B. Fuller, " Bankrupt, No. 1. For events that in practicality do Finally, the suit alleges that the buildCounty Courthouse in toe City ggth, A.D. 1956. TIME FINANCE B 276-64; not exist (such as boxing, ice hockey) nor comparable to convention halls In Ramseys, Inc. ing and equipping of a convention complex County of Salt Lake, State Leo A. Jardine, Attorney 1174 East 2700 South cities other CORPORATION: is not a legitimate "county purpose LEO G. a1 costing less; In magnitude warranting such construcof Utah, on August 16, 1966, (7-Lake City, Utah Salt The suit alleges that voters in such under the Utah Constitution, Article XIV, tion at public expense; KNOWLES, MRS. LEO G. at 12 o'clock noon of said day number as would have altered the elecSection 4, and under Utah Code. ' 2. For sports events more appropriThe 3. KNOWLES, his wife; RAIN- -' property to be of or that certain parcel piece SALE SHERIFFS tion outcome were uninformed and misThe court is asked to adjudge the BOW NEON SIGN COMPANY; of the folconsists transferred ately carried .on at the proposed Unreal property situate ,inSalt EMPLOYEES sports 'bonding ordinance and resolutionand SOUTHEAST - iversity of Utah facility, sBijsaprY oung informed ss to lowing: of State Lake UtaVde'JUDGMENT County, All of tod merchandise i 1 complex already authorized and planned ' bonds to be invalid; to adjudge thebuDd-- at V CREDIT UNION: CHARLES''RrrjvJ no follows, facility and bjieweri; r Civil No. 159389 the time of the election. KNOWLES and ARLEAN R. 3. In' duplication as to sports facilities ing and equipping of the complex to be Inventory held for sale by toe HEIGHTS SUB- - in toe District Court of toe PARK Lot 8, It appears from spot surveys, the suit NOT a legitimate county purpose; and of already planned U. of U. facilities KNOWLES, his wife; KOOL Transferor, including china, Third Judicial District in and DIVISION, according to toe BREEZE AWNING COMcontrary' ' to representations made by states, that a responsible and sizeable ' require defendants to submit the silver, glassware, and misofficial plat thereof, recorded toe of Salt for Lake, County voters a vote to the of of the a county structioa question PANY: AMERICAN ACCEPmajority people. cellaneous , backers; gifts; and all of in the office of toe County state of Utah. TANCE CORP; INDUSTRIAL toe furniture and fixtures of Recorder of said County. STATE SAVINGS 4 LOAN COMMISSION: UTAH VALtoe Transferor, including a corpora-lawf- ul Purchase price payable in ASSOCIATION, LEY CONSTRUCTION CO.: cash register, postage scale, money of the United tion, Drop-Out- s UTAH SAND 4 GRAVEL maelectric States. Plaintiff, PRODUCTS CORP.; WESTchine, shelving, file cabinets, (Continued from page 1) vs. Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, ERN STATES THRIFT, W. counters and racks, and rethis 19th day of July 1966. MARILYN JOYCE VAIL, evening courses were made flexible enlistment dates were advanced to allow the leading reason was marriage andor and LEDA T. REEVES lated items. The schedule rd of toe pregnancy with 98 or cutrix of toe estate of FLOYD Q. NIELSEN, JR., graduation. enough to take working students. REEVES, his wife; JAMES Sheriff of Salt Lake County, of property prepared by toe Not far behind was academic total. Of toe five schools in the Granite In the past unwed pregnant girls often b. FULLER, deceased; REEVLOUISE REEVES and and Transferee Transferor one 97 or with students failure percent were allowed to drop out - now they system all were down this past year in LIAM G. FOWLER, Trust- ES, his wife, In accordance with Chapter ee in toe matter of Flpyd B. are automatically transferred to home both number and percentage of dropouts. of all students in toe Districts high ' By Robert A. Stowe, Deputy Def aidants. 6 of the Uniform Commercial schools. and Nelson Fuller, Bankrupt Number teaching. In some few cases, where a Cyprus had 68 dropouts (4.3 percent). at be To sold Saif Romney for Plaintiff Sheriff's Code as enacted and in force the number 85 Other causes were (with downfrom 137 TIME FINANCE (4.5 percent Attorney change of environment would clearly Granger the west front door of the in toe state of Utah may be G. Date of first publication July CORPORATION; LEO improve a student's chances for success, last year) Granite had 78 (3.8 percent -- of students dropping out for the reason County Courthouse in toe City inspected at toe office erf the (51), , 1966. G. a transfer to another school was made. down from 130 last year) Olympus had given): KNOWLES LEO Military and MRS. Ungovernable 21, and of State Salt County Lake, (7-31 enlistment (14). Transferee, 24 East Broad-- r. (21), Employment Permanent exemptions were not allow(1.6 percent) and Skyline had 38 KNOWLES, his wife; RAINof Utah, on 16th day of August, Salt Lake City, Utah. SIGN COMPANY; some (1.6 percent). NEON BOW ed from junior high schools Support of family (11). Mental Illness (6) 1966, at 12 o'clock noon of Sheriffs Sale 4. The List of Transfetoe and 300 Of (2). illness 155 with were SOUTHEAST EMPLOYEES last Physical dropouts temporary exemptions granted year JUDGMENT rors Creditors, prepared by It is interesting to note that of the 98 said day that certain piece or summer work used to catch toe students were boysL 145 were girls. Most of CREDIT CHARLES UNION; 162600 No. Civil toe dropouts were In toe 11th grade (186) students who dropped out for marriage or parcel of real property situate KNOWLES and ARLEAN R. the Transferor, may be inspectup. the District Court of the in Salt Lake County, State of at the office of toe TransAs a final step the district set up The balance was almost evenly dispregnancy 89 were female - 9 boys. Of KNOWLES, his wife; KOOL ed Third Judicial District in 24 East Broadway, Salt feree, better communications channels with tributed between toe 10th and 1 2th grades. toe girls, 25 were in toe tenth grade -- Utah, described as follows, it: COMAWNING BREEZE for the anl County of Salt Lake City, Utah. The estimated Of eight identified causes of dropouts the armed services and in some cases average age about 15. PANY: AMERICAN Lake, State of Utah. total of toe Transferors debts TANCE CORP.:INDUSTRIAL Lot 8, Cedar Terrace, No 2, STATE SAVINGS 4 LOAN is $19,600.00. VALUTAH . COMMISSION; a according to toe plat thereASSOCIATION, corporat5. This transfer is not to COMLEY as CONSTRUCTION in the office recorded of, ion, debts .thaTronc ' PaY existing & of toe County Recorder of UTAH SAND PANY; Plaintiff, feror. GRAVEL PRODUCTS CORP.; said County; vs. 6. The Transferor will Purchase price payable in VARD WELLS and WILLA-DEE- N In March Commissioner ty surveyor and engineer, said from the Transferee receive lawful money of the United WELLS, his wife; Marvin G. Jenson, responding In my opinion, toe hazard to the following as new considerStates AND THRIFT CAPITOL to a suggestion by toe Rocky the existing residents in ibis ation for toe transfen Cash Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, LOAN; WILLIAM G. FOWThe University of Utah diS' its discussed, he said. Mountain Review, proposed area is too great to proceed in the amount of approximately this 19th day of July 1966. LER Trustee in Bankcriminates against students, Mr. Hodson also indicated investigation of an artificial with this project. $12,000.00, depending, on the GEORGE of Q. in matter the JR., ruptcy the Review was told in a letter that toe committee already lake south of 4800 South beamount of a physical inventory' Mr. Frost noted that toe Sheriff of Salt NIELSEN, Lake Nathaniel Vard Wells; County, by sophomore student, Stephen has discussed toe problem tween 1400 East and slightly water table in toe area Is State of Utah. To be sold at Sheriffs Sale of the merchandise at the date WILnumber west of Highland Drive. Cope. in and an that at toe west front door of toe of transfer. This will be paid and has decided that the comhigh adjoining Robert A. LIAM G. By Stowe, TrustDeputy FOWLER, He feels the University The primary purpose of the subdivision (Crown Colony) it to the Transferor, by payment plaint is not justified and that ee in Bankruptcy in the County Courthouse in the City Romney 4 Nelson gives employees preferential the regulations should remain lake was to aid in flood con- has been necessary to install into toe District Court of Salt State and Salt of County Lake, for Plaintiff matter of George Ira treatment by allowing employce trol by acting as a sort of the same. drains to lower Attorney of Utah, cxi 16th day of August, Lake County, State of Utah, on Date of , first Number publication July Wells, ees to use toe more convenMr. Hodson said that in catch basin for flood waters the water table below toe level 1966, at 12 oclock noon of said its behalf on or before August WILLIAM G. FOWLER, 11, 1966. iently located parking zones, some areas toe student parkcoming down Big Cottonwood of the half basement homes. that certain piece orparcel 10, 1966. ' (7-day 1 n Trustee in Bankruptcy in while letting students walk ing is more inconvenient, but Creek from the mountains, Mr. Frost stated If this res7. Claims of real against the property situate in Salt toe matter of Delwin Samtwo or more extra blocks to in other other areas toe emwill not be paid in Transferor plus rain waters tunneled ervoir is constructed, toe waLake State of Utah,deSALE County, SHERIFFS uel Wells, number down through storm drains ter depth at toe west end would their classes. full as they fall due from the scribed as follows, ployee parting is more inSOUTHEAST FURNIJUDGMENT In addition, an employee convenient it is doubtful if currently under construction. be 10 feet Lot 7, Cedar Terrace, No. 2, proceeds of this transfer. TURE COMPANY: THE Civil No. 162598 The proposal for this flood the water under a 10 foot Mr. Cope disagrees and to toe plat thereof, itors of toe Transferor should generally leaves his car in STATE TAX COMMISSION In the District Court of toe the same place for eight hours argues that whereas students control measure looked dim head pressure could be preas in toe office of file their claims with toe Dis-t- oe recorded OF UTAH. INDUSTRIAL Third Judicial District in and while a student is apt to leave may not part in employee this week as an official of toe vented from rising in toe subof said trict Court of Salt Lake County, Recorder County COMMISSION OF UTAH: for toe County of Salt Lake, his there for one third that parting, employees are free county surveyors office cited division. State of Utah, at Salt Lake County; THE STATE ROAD COMState of Utah. time or less. Three students to part in areas designated high water tables as toe reaHe suggested that it might in Purchase City, Utah, on or before August payable price MISSION OF UTAH: UNITcould use toe parking spot student parking. son for reconsideration. be possible to use toe area STATE SAVINGS 4 LOAN lawful money of the United 20, 1966. Claims should be ED STATES a OFAMERiCA; ASSOCIATION, corporathat one employee uses and In a report to toe commisI havent come to any con' addressed to toe court and as a recreation park, and as States. REED RUDY, and MitS. tion. be saved toe inconvience that clusions, Mr. Hodson said. sion J. C. Frost, deputy coun- - a holding area for emergenat Salt Dated Lake specify: Utah, City, , REED RUDY. Plaintiff, one employee is saved, Mr. In the matter of Ram- cies to hold heavy flood water this 19th day of July 1966. vs. Defendants. i Cope writes. that come down from toe canGEORGE Q. NIELSEN, JR., DEL-WIDELWIN S. WELLS aka To be sold at Sheriff's Mr. Cope claims that toe yons during toe night. SAMUAL WELLS and Sale at toe west front door of Sheriff of Salt Lake County, situation is unjustifiable. ' The first day of toe fair Now we have little proNORMA JEAN WELLS, his the County Courthouse in toe State of Utah. Students pay to attend toe is a heck of a time to bring A. Robert Stowe, Deputy By Commissioner' said UTAH GRAVEL SAND 4 grams, City and County of Salt Lake, Notice To Creditors wife; University, while employees said Cushing, indicating that people up a lease agreement, Romney 4 Nelson PRODUCTS CORPORATION; of on of 16th State Utah, day are paid by the students and Mayor William E. Dunn, at a would be for Plaintiff WM. H. PRINCE 4 SONS coming to the Art Estate of D. STERLING August, 1966 at 12 o'clock Attorney taxpayers, he said. of first publication July Notice To Date Murray Commission meeting, for other than fair activities. WILLIAM BLOCK INC.: noaa of said day that certain CO., WHEELWRIGHT, Deceased. His letter, which appeared Thursday. 21, 1966. The fair rides are double Estate of FLOYD B. FULCreditors will present G FOWLER, Trustee in piece or parcel of real proin the Utah Chronicle, Uni1 The lease would have the the and toe rides are toe of in matter Deceased. to with toe Lake claims vouchers price Bankruptcy in LER, situate Salt perty cover versity of Utah student newsSalt Lake County Fair Nathanial Vard Wells, Numsaid Mr. Cushing. undersigned at Suite 300, 141 deCreditors .will shorter, of State Utah, County,1 present stuSALE SHERIFFS paper, urged sympathetic all liability in Murray Part WILLIAM G. scribed as follows, it: claims with vouchers to the East First South, Salt Lake ber dents to write their response toe Murtoe time ol that fair Mr. said (if Cushing during JUDGMENT FOWLER, Trustee in BankBEGINNING AT A POINT undersigned at 117 East 4to to Paul W. Hodson, City, Utah, on or before toe the people were in the part ray concessioners have slim in the matter of George Civil No. 162601 Salt Lake City, Utah, of November, A.D. ruptcy WHICH IS North 3536 5th South, day for fair activities, LeRoy H. pickings all season long and 1966; claims must be presentNumberB-975-5of toe on or before toe toe Court In District Ira toe 70.0 Wells, feet from East 5thjiay of Mr. Hodson reports that he Griffiths, City Attorney, pointthen are supposed to close WILLIAM G. Third Judicial District in and November, A.D. 1966; claims mast Southerly comer at FOWLER, ed in accordance with toe has received no otner letters, ed out), but it would also give down when there are people for toe County of Salt Lake, must be presented in accordTrustee in Bankruptcy in toe Lot 9, Park Heights SubUtah provisions of . and, therefore, he hasn't rethe fair authority to close in toe part. 'Lets not penmatter of Delwin Samual ance with toe provisions of State of Utah. Annotated 1953, and with and Code division,running sponded. he said. down concessions in Murray alize our people, Wells. Number Utah Code Annotated thence North 35' 36 'East STATE SAVINGS 4 LOAN verification as requirHe said that he had asked proper The toe lease fair. be shouldnt Part during a corporaSOUTHEAST FURNITURE ASSOCIATION, 93.85 feet; thence North 53, and with proper verifitherein. ed that the matter be placed on said Mayor Dunn. cation as required therein. WiVition. 55 feet; EDNA CRAGUN WHEEL. COMPANY; THE STATE TAX 54J24 It (the fair) isnt fair to necessary, the agenda of toe Campus COMMISSION OF UTAH; INSo MARILYN JOYCE Commistoe Plaintiff, of EsExecutrix said De thence South 35 36 West our rides win WRIGHT, Murray VAIL, people, Traffic Committee. He exDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF vs. Executrix of toe Estate of 93 85 feet; thence South open for half the price of the tate of D. Sterling Wheelwright sioner L. Clark Cushing. plained that toe Campus TrafUTAH: WILUDEEN WELLS VARD and THE STATE ROAD 54 24' East 55 feet to Deceased. He explained that toe lease fair rides and Murray City Floyd B. Fuller, Deceased. fic Committee is composed of COMMISSION UTAH-- ' WELLS. Ins wife; CAPITOL Date of first publication OF toe point of beginning. Date of first publication students, faculty, employees was valid ten years ago when and toe Fair Board will share UNITED STATES OF AMERTHRIFT AND LOAN; WIL- kugust 4th, A.D. 1966. Subject to and together there was little activity in toe liability during toe stay of August 4th, A.D. 1966. and administrators. LIAM G. FOWLER. Trust- - Howard N. Jones. Attorne ICA: MR REED RUDY: MRS the County Fair. with a right of way de- Malcolm D. Pike. Attorney Id like to be Dresent when park. TT-- r ni'T'V 1,.-f... C7-- 28 -- Mo cioi 8-- ste frditnrBrciad 21 28 I s 8-- t:" con-num- ber Granite Reports Fewer L F bow-maki- ng one-thi- 21 u Fi 1) to-w- AnAuld Gripe Still Aging Water Table Bars Reservoir Plans sub-surfa- 8-- 21 to-w- it: Cred-accordi- ng It Aint A Fair Fair Creditors (7-2- 1) to-w- vice-preside- nt. i 5; 75-9- -5, -5, r-- FI |