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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEW'S Page Two SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS DANGEROUS PET UTfTM Published every Thursday at Kanab, Utah Errol G. Brown, Publisher and Editor CORRESPONDENTS either Nan tE. Johnson, Orderville Allen Cox, Alton Lilllth Pugh, Glendale Mf. Carmel A. Berneeta Tait, Fredonia Ivis Farr, matter October 6, 1914 at the Entered as' second-clas- s 1879. post office in Kana, Utah, under the Act of March 3, All communications and items for publication must be igned by the writer, whose name must appear in print. Write on one side of paper only. Use no abbreviations. All communications subject to acceptance as the judgement of the publisher may determine. , el MEMBER UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION Subscriptions $3.50 per year, $2.00 for Six Months say, but I will your right to say it. Voltaire I may not agree with what you defend to the death, May Be later Than Ve Think U-ta- post-offic- . . . fed- the entire Twenty years ago it cost as much to run eral government as our annual cost for interest alone on the national debt today. We have had two wars since then, and Uncle Sam borrowed most of the money to pay for both of them. That cant lie helped. Rut there is no excuse for continuing to go into debt in times of peace and prosperity, and thats what we are doing today. We are not running up these bills in the name of defense, either Since 1954, defense expenditure has remained steady, while spending for civilian programs has risen $15 billion. When the government pays out more than it collects in taxes, it sets up credits in banks which is just like printing extra greenbacks. This makes inflation. When inflation occurs, the government has to pay higher prices and higher salaries which runs it deeper into debt, which makes for more inflation, and so on indefinately, we all suffer from the decreasing buying power of our savings, pension funds, insurance. The only way to beat inflation is to remove its causes. One of the chief causes is defict spending- Thousands of Americans have been flooding Congress with demands that deficit spending to be halted. The dollar can keep its value if Congress is made to realize that our citizens will no longer stand for inflation a hidden and vicious tax which makes our plans for personal security worthless. - Soil Conservation Weekly flews Holes By Dwain Haacke Most western livestock organizations, county and state, were formed along about 1870 to combat range theivery. Some were A 90 90 Probate And Guardianship Notices NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE LIEN OF WAREHOUSEMANS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' that MACK ESPLIN of Order(Consult Clerk of Court for ville, Utah claims a mechanics further particulars) and materialmans lien pursuant COURT, to Sections IN THE DISTRICT to UCA, PROBATE DIVISION, OF KANE 1953, and that the amount of the COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH same is $30.00; and that the said NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mack Esplin claims a warehouseESTATE OF A.- MERLE FIND mans storage lien upon said vehicle pursuant to Chapter 1 of LAY, Deceased Title 38, UCA, 1933 in the amount Creditors will present claims of $30.00; that both of said with vouchers attached to the have been past due and in undersigned at Kanab, Utah, on default for in excess of 30 days; or before the 4th day of Septem- and that said liens will be foreber, 1959. closed, and there will be sold to ALEXANDER DUNCAN satisfy said liens at public sale FINDLAY to the highest and best bidder at LYNN F.' FINDLAY open bids the following described Executors motor vehicle: 1951 Chevrolet OLSEN and CHAMBERLAIN Motor No. 76 South Main Street Richfield, Utah Style No. 51 Trim No. 201 Attorneys for Executors Color Blue Published April 30, May 7, 14, 21, Said motor vehicle will be sold 1959 by the undersigned at the residence of LaNard Johnson in OrNOTICE TO CREDITORS derville, Kane County, Utah, at ESTATE OF MILO B. PALM 1:00 p.m. on Monday the 25th 72-2-- 1 - JAA-19730- ER, Deceased. Creditors will present 9 day of May. 1959. left-han- above-describe- above-describe- fresh-as-a-dais- g L Security claims Any biddef must pay the of his bid in cash at the with vouchers attached to the of bidding. on at completion Utah Alton, undersigned States mineral monument; DATED this 7th day of May, or before the 13th day of July A. (4) Whether such claimant is 1959. O. 1959. a locator or purchaser under such B. Palmer, Adminis. Wanda LaNard Johnson location; and tratrix. Kane County Sheriff (5) The name and address of Olsen and Chamberlain Published May 14, 21, 1959. such claimant and names and Admnnistratrix for Attorneys addresses so far as known to the 76 South Main person or Notice for Publication claimant of any other interest Richfield, Utah or persons any claiming Published May 7, 14, 21, 28, 1959. NOTICE is hereby given that interests In or under such- unpatthe Board of Education Kane ented mining claim; School District proposes to make such failure shall be conclusively NOTICE TO CREDITORS R. expenditures from the Building deemed (1) to constitute a waiver ESTATE OF ANTONE and relinquishment by such minReserve Fund of the District. HAMBLIN," Deceased. ing claimant of any and all right, include Proposed expenditures Creditors will present claims, to title, and interest under such of Utah Daughters with vouchers attached to the payment no. mining claim as to, but only as Pioneers. 2, Orderville, Camp on undersigned at Kanab, Utah to, Leasing Act minerals, and (ii) Claude to M, and Utah, Ashworth, or before the 13th day of July A. to constitute a consent by such architect. D. 1959. mining claimant that such minS. Rachel Findlay Fay R. Hamblin, Administrator ' ; Clerk, Board of Education ing claim and any patent issued Olsen and Chamberlain therefor, shall be subject to the 1959 30, April reservation of Leasing Act minAttorneys for Administrator Punished May 7, 14, 21, 1959. 76 South Main erals specified in section 4 of said Act of August 13, 1954, and (ill) Richfield, Utah . to Published May 7, 14, 21, 28, 1959. ftz Remove floor scratches preclude thereafter any asserby rub- tion by such mining claimant of bing with fine steel wool dipped or title to or Interest in any right in wax. floor NOTICE TO CREDITORS any Leasing Act minerals by reason of such mining claim. Estate of ISAAC W. CARLING E. CARLING DeceasELVA and The date of first publication of ed. this Notice shall be March 26, Creditors will present claims 1959. with vouchers to the undersigned DATED March 16, 1959 at Office of J. Duffy Palmer, 123 Acting Manager, F. S. Kirk South State Street, Clearfield, Salt Lake City, Utah Utah on or before the 18th day Land Office of July, A. D. 1959. Bureau of Land Management J. DUFFY PALMER Department of the Interior Attorney of Estate of Isaac W. E. De Elva and Carling Carling First Publication: March 26, 1959. ceased. Last Publication, May 21, 1959. Date of first publication May 0S9S&9 - outright vigilante organizations, tween the robbers feet and the ground: others offered cash rewards, paid fees of special prosecutors, and the like. The stolen goods were mainly cattle and horses. The breakneck gallop after the theives attempting to cutem off at the gap" is familar to every TV addict. Now ranchers are suffering even greater losses from a new class of range robbers the weeds, or undersirable range vegetation. Where the tough outlaw gang once stole a handful of cat- tie, weeds steal the whole ranges. NOTICE UNITED STATES? NOTICE OF LEASE OF THE INDEPARTMENT (PL 583 . Utah 034488) No connection to and use of BUREAU OF LAND Published pursuant to Section TERIOR the Kanab City Sewer System 7 of the Act of August 13, 1954, MANAGEMENT can be made without permission (68 Stat. 708) NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION from the City Engineer.' TO WHOMEVER IT MAY CON Also, all private sewer trenches SALE PUBLIC CERN; must be Inspected by an authoriNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN zed city- - inspector before being April 22, 1959 In pursuance of a proper Request covered up. Utah to Pursuant application for Publication heretofore filed of Anyone breaking in accordance with Section 7 of 025052, and is liable these city requirements section of Under provisions the Act of August 13, 1954 (68 will to a penilty as provide by the (43 U.S.C. 1171),-ther- e Stat. 708) and the regulations Water and Sewer be offered to the highest bidder, Kanab City thereunder (43 CFR 186.8): effective Ordinance, April 1, 1959. not the less than at but appraised 1. That on or about May 17, Kanab to held be City Council at a public sale 1957, effective June 1, 1957, there value, 11 oclock a.m., on the 17th at was issued by the United States at Land Office, of America under and pursuant day of June next, BID NOTICE Salt Lake 312 Federal Building, to the mineral leasing laws as detracts Sealed bids will be received by fined in Section 11 of the Act of City, Utah, the following of land: Kanab City at the Kanab City an August 13, 1954, (68 Stat. 708) oil and gas lease to Donald E. . W4 SE!4 E'sSWV Sec. 19; T. Office in the Library Building Mer., Utah. 160 until May 26, 1959 at 8 p.m. for Chapin as Lessee, and that Don- 43 S., R. 4 W SLValue $800. The one Industrial Type four-wheacres. is Appraised ald E. Chapin whose address to a rubber tired, tractor with industConroy Building - Casper Wyo- lands will be sold subject States United to rial loader and backhoe installed. the reservation is lessee under the present ming Tractor to have a loaded weight said lease as to the lands describ- of all oil and gas. ed in Section 2 of this Notice, Bids may be made by the prin- of 4000 to 4500 lbs, and with back7000 to 7500 lbs, without Utah No. Serial 023071, bearing or ms agent, either person- hoe, tire fluid or wheel weights. Genas shown by the records of the cipal mail. Bids eral Bureau of Land Management, ally at the sale or by may be oball the tainedspecifications must for for be a parcel at the Kanab City Office. Department of the Interior; and, lands in the parcel. Bids sent by 2. That said lease covers lands Lula Robinson If in the County of Kane, State of mail will be considered only Kanab City Clerk Fed312 received at Land Office, Utah, described as follows, to wit; Published May 14, 21, 1959. h Lake Salt eral City, Building, Unsurveyed lands which when prior to 11 oclock a.m., on surveyed will probably be: June 17, 1959. Bids must be in sert their preference rights to Township 39 South, Range 8 sealed envelopes accompanied by parcel for which bids are not any reEast, Salt Lake Meridian e mon- ceived. For reimbursement certified checks, to Section 8: Wi ey order, bank drafts, or cashiers owners of authorized improve' Section 23: Ni, SEi checks made payable to the ments on the lands, payment of Section 24: WHWVi Bureau of Land Management for cost of publication, and other reSection 25: Wl the amounts of the bids. The en- quirements, see 43 CFR, Part 250. Section 32: SW4 velopes must be marked in the For further information, write: d corner Public 3. That if any person claiming lower F. S. Kirk or asserting under, or by virtue Sale Bid, Serial No. U025052, Acting Manager The Salt Lake City, Utah of, any unpatented mining claim Sale held June 17, 1959, located prior to enactment of the highest bidder at the sale will be Act of August 13, 1954 (68 Stat. required to pay immediately the Published May 14,21,28; June 4, 1959. 708), any right or interest in amount thereof. Any adverse 11, d in Leasing Act minerals ( as de- claimants of the FOR ATHLETE S FOOT fined in Section 11 of said Act of land should file their claims, or with the undersigned d objections, tor 3 lo 5 days. Watch Lse August 13, 1954) as to the lands or any part there- on or before the time designated healthy skin reof, shall fail to file in the Land for sale. Any contiguous owner place the infection. If not delightyour Office of the Bureau of Land claiming a preference right must ed with instant-dryinManagement at Salt Lake City, assert such right to the under- 48c back from any druggist. Note: is especially for severe Utah, and within 150 days from signed within 30 days from the sale date. However, contigu- cases. NOW at the below stated date of first publication of this Notice, a veri- ous owners will not be able to as-Kanab Drug Co. fied statement which shall set forth as to such mining claii$u- (1) The date of location; For Real (2) The book and page of reYou cant beat this ideal family enterprise. General cordation of the notice or certification of location; store, lunch counter, gas pumps, recreation room, plus (3) The section or sections of two bedrooms and living quarters. Located, in central the public . land surveys which Utah town where two national concerns are operating embrace such mining claim; or if such lands are unsurveyed three shifts a day. either the section or sections Dont fail to get the details on this profitable operation which would probably embrace such mining claim when the pubPhone, Wire or Write lic land surveys are extended to CLINGERS INC. 1675 South 1100 East such lands or a tie by courses and distances to an approved United SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Phone ELgin - - OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF KANE COUNTY, COMMUNITY 21, 1959 Thursday, May have moved in and replaced the original grass stands. This has been going on for years. Usually three generations of range own ers use the land before the weeds complete their theft. Each new owner does not know how the range looked in 1S70 or 1900. He takes its present condition for granted, unawared that the thieves are still at work Thus the livestock owner; drawing his paycheck from the grass, may be robbed daily and never know it. If he does notice , own a h,fr a range per cent stolen, be- cause 90 Ter cent of the cattle protect hls grass P' one- - a ne can bank- - f wic DAILY SERVICE TO SALT LAKE CITY Bonanza Air Lines For reservations: Call Bonanza Air Lines, Midway 14th, A. D. 1959. (5, 14, 21, 28; 6, NOTICE TO CREDITORS FIRST STATE BANK OF SAUNA Estate of ARTHUR JOHNSON, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers attached to the undersigned Administrator at its office and place of business at Three South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, State of Utah, on or before the 15th day of September, A. D. Kasai, Utah - Salina, Utah - Pasgcitch, Utah 1959. ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK By: CLARON O. SPENCER Vice President and Trust Of- ficer, Administrator Attorneys for Administrator Gustin, Richards and Mattsson 151 North Main Street Richfield, Utah AND I QUOTE . . . The only values that are everlasting are spirtual, and when we lose them we lose everything. Anthony H. Evans LOUIHCOST and a kitchen extension is easy order b just call our business office r I Mountain States Telephone 1 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation , Llcmisr cf Federal Rsservo System Surplus $350,000.00 Capital $150,000.00 |
