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Show December The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Page Four- - SLC May AsIc Law0 Permitting City Sales Tax Probate and Guardianship Notices This an That Bobby Wilson, serond bowman for the Toronto Maple Leafs, was d impended from bawball. He to trarel by air and nine re-f- a wd to report to Kaniiaa City after Robin GambeInc traded there . roller at mon, an e Encland. scored a d hole . . . The on a Detroit Ticen hare alrned an first baseman, Donald Fanlcko, Evanston Illinois, who batted .700 this sprlnr for a local high whool . . . Torben Ulrich, tennis Denmarks second-rankin- g player, failed te report for his required II months of military wrvlce, waa taken by a police car and turned ever to the Nary to begin his tour of duty. Ulrich called police the night after he was to hare reported and they wnt a ear te pick him up the next morning . . . Waycerss, Georgia baa signed the first twe Negro bawball players In the Class D Georgia-Florid- a League. They are Silas Barmen, S3, infielder, and Perry Bellamy, 64, and outfielder, Both lire in Waycresa . . . Jsch Trexell, Arkansas halfback and Quarterback Ken Morrow of Kansas hare signed with the Chicago Cardinals. hole-in-on- 165-yar- County Clort or the Signors for further Information Rotpoct'nro City officials from all over Utah will he watching with great interest the efforts of Sait Lake City to get the 1955 Utah Legenl&lure to s, sppruve a measure which will if they desire, to levy a mu- AN ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR YEAR 1955, AND PASSING AN APPROPRIATION TO GOVERN EXPENDITURES OF EUREKA CITY, UTAH, FOR 1955. BE IT (fcDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF EUREKA CITY, UTAH: Section 1. That the following budget be and ia hereby ad- per-citie- nicipal sales tax There are few Utah cities who do not need a source of aefy Itioal revenue. There are also few who can go any ferther into the property tax source than they have already gone. The idea of a muncipa sales tax is not new. Many cities throughuot the United States have used that device in the past. Nearly every conference of municipal officials on a national level brings out the subject for dfncussknT It U not a new Idea In Utah, either. Members of the Utah Muleague have toyed with the nELP FOR TANKS . . . Casey nicipal idea many times in the past As Yankees grins manager, Stengel, yet, however, nothing has come of at signing of pitcher of the proposal. Ralph Branca, whom he counts Now, Salt Lake City hss reached n to aid In the the end of Its fiscal rope. It cannot go further into property tax battle with Cleveland's Indians for the American league pennant. sources, for income. The 22.5 mill levy for city government is already high. in North altitude America, highest neither can the city fathers fig20,300 feet. Death Valley, in Cali- ure out any other plan which will fornia, In the lowest 280 feet be- bring in revenue for badly needed low sea level. improvements. So, they plan to ask Uie leges! atu re for permissive leg islatiion to levy a sales tax of one cert on the dollar. PProvea this method of raising revenue, it will open the door for any city which take the same will still require a local step.ord-Itcity to put th k" tax lnto nerk-and-ner- n 12-2- n. ... gs Bill left-hand- Wehrle from Lonlsvllle. The former Red Sox and Pirates pitcher won six straight BUYS A's . . . Arnold M. Johngames in American Association son of Chicago bought Philadelhad wvea wins and four phia Athletics bawball club from play-olfMack family for 63,375,006; and losses in regular wason play . . . American League owners voted Esiard Charles, former heavy6--2 favoring moving An to Kan- weight bexlnj champion, was resas City, Mo. cently nppolnted honorary deputy athletic commissioner of Indiana . . . The Philadelphia Phllllra recently signed Bill Yancey, the first Gratitude Is much more than Negro scout In the history of the a verbal expression of thanks. club. Formerly with Milwaukee, Action expresses more gratitude Yancey In credited with than speech Mary Baker Eddy. Bill Bruton hr the Brave.signing s, All education should contribute Cornish, N.H. While preparing to moral and physical strength breakfast, .Clifford Peterson, saw and freedom. Mary Baker Eddy. his 1952 automobile being driven off across the field. Hurrying out to investigate, he found another 1952 car in his garage. Police said the car was out of gss and that apparently was the reason for the witch. There are still a good people wtowonder If the ideamany will work. ln Sa,t Lak tLf?m?lyveople 1101 Uve ln the city, "tribute very ttu rktthere, economy of the city tcept through purchases, buy most of theirgoods ln the If they had to pay an extra city one per cent for them? It could lead to a boon for merchants d areas of the A city sales tax county ln Salt Lake also have some effect atythemight sales of merchants in other ?" Utah cltlea. Over the past years, a good many people have formed the habit of buying a Urge share of their purchases In Salt Lake aty since the stores are larger and there la perhaps a larger selection. Whatever the effect of the tax Is, city officials in every city and town ln the state will be closely watching the Legislature and SaU Lake aty in the coming, months. If the tax works in Salt Lake, might work elsewhere. And if does not work in the big city, then some of the officials in mailer areas might well look to ome other untappedsorce or revenue, if they can hnde one. Mr. ElyKuheth FninKe returned home Sunday after spending the past two weeks in Ssn Francisco. She went to the Bay City to be with her daughter, Pat Franke, a serious back operation. Friends will be happy to learn that she is Improving rapidwho underwent CARD OF THANKS Mrs. June Kennedy, nrd. dent of the American Icktn Auxiliary, wishee to extras thunks to all thorn who tributed gifts to the Veter, ly. Mrs. It. C. Gebhardt returned to aas gift box placed in the Eureka Sunday evening after an Utah Power office. These extended vacation to California. gifts have been sent to the opted for expenditures of Eureka Her daughter Shari, is a student Mrs. and shop at the Veteran ho, 1955, for and gift Stanford the year at University, during aty pltal In Balt Lake City and to wit: Gebhardt accompanied her daughwill surely make Chrbttma The sum of $17,078.20 to defray ter to California early in the fall . more rheerful for the and remained in the Stanford area contengent expenses; veterans families. rends. fi with visited she where The sum of $10,000.00 to maintain and construct water sources and ayatem for the inhabitants of aid aty; The sum of $4,000.00 to Improve, open and repair streets and sidewalks within said aty; The sum of $1,367.60 to construct and repair sewers and drains; The aum of $3,419.00 to defray costa of maintenance of City Hall and Memorial Building. The sum of $2,393.30 to defray the expenses of the department of Public Safety. Utah must have water te grew. Mining, agriculThe sum of $341.90 to defray ture and industry need this vital natural resource the expense of the auditor for said fer continued expansion. Because water is so City. Section 2. That there be and is important to the people of Utah, the Utah Mining hereby appropriated from the revAssociation enues of said aty for the year pledges full support te these who are 1955, the aum of $38,600.00, the working for the Upper Colorado River Developaid sum being the estimated revment Project, which includes the Echo Park Dam. enues for said year. Section 3. That this ordinance hall become effective January (31131 jjgg This an That purchased WINS SENATE RACE . . . First man la hlstery te wla U. 8. senate seat by write-i- n ballet Is South Carolina's former gevei or J. Strom Tharmond. k The United States Olympic Association says a delegation of 631 men and 47 women will be wnt to the gamea at 6. Mexico City, March The largest single nnit will be that of the trach team, numbering thirty, followed by the rowers, numbering twenty-seveThe womens team win conaist of 16 swimmers . . . Clarence (Abe) Parker returned a pant 105 yards for Duke against the University of North Carolina In 1936 The Boston Red Sox have purchased Owen Friend, shortstop who played Indianwith the pennant-winnin- g apolis team of the American Association . . . The Cincinnati Red-le- Mayor ATTEST: Ethel H. Donnelly Recorder aty SEAL. ConiJt By Harry Marlowe 1954 TTw scientists report that centuries from now, man win h2 no teeth. Phil Osslfer observes fact with Uiia comment: it is doubtful that men In that day gum up things more than now. Phil also had acid coSS on the scientific observation" it is now possible to kill pests by radio. Phil says the aw? age program will do excellently this purpose. Mt. McKinley In Alaska U tv. Two women saying goodhvT1 Much adieu about nothing. City Council of Eureka aty, Utah and Approved by the Mayor this 1st day of December, 1954. CHARLES FERRIS Legal Notice 10, DUKE RETURNS . . . Duke ef Wladser visits Lsndea ea trip from Paris. Be sharply denied cellaberaUou with Germans ku late .1119, us charged la Nad spy letters published by British CUMINS 2nd, 1955. PASSED and ADOPTED by the aBBSBHlBBi gsverameat. inincor-porate- Public Urged to Use Christmas Seals on Mail SHOES TELL TALE . . Georgs Mihails, 26, Rumanian farmer, exhibits shoea ba wore oat ia 24 day Sight from Reds to Munich, Germany. Be walked by day, living an apples and water. in the mail this week, and the drive will continue through December. LaMar H. Holley, Board Member The Utah County Tuberculosis for the association tor Snringvllls and Health Association in cooper- asks that we mail contributions ation with local and state health early. Use two seals this year on officials Is now making arrange- all your letters and gift packages ments to have each and every per- to spread Christmas Cheer and help son ln Utah County to fight the dread disease, he adThe Mobile unit will be ln vises. Utah county starting February 1 In the U. S. there are 16,155 and continuing through May. An men and 4,010 women 85 years or organization meeting is planned over who are working, and some for Wednesday evening, December of us kids were thinking of quit-in- g 1. a 8:00 p.m. at the at 65! aty and County Bldg. Provo. Representatives from each town are being Among the inconveniences thatll ent invitations to this meeting In disappear if you Ignore them long order to get committees are snow and adolescence. formed and the schedule set uo for the enough whole county. In our land there are 128,225 People of Utah are urged elementary schools, 23,746 high to remember thatCounty Christmas Seals schools, and 1,889 accredited colhelp to make these free leges and 1,242,249 teachers to possible. The letters and seals are staff them. , X-r- ay Alma, Mich., Record-Journa- l: "One of the first events of the Queen Mother's visit to Canada and the United States . . . was a visit to . . . the headquarters of the American Bible Society . . . In a simple ceremony, a red leather-bound Bible was presented to her by the society and in her gracious acceptance of the gift, she PHONE 945 226 So. Univ. Ave., Provo stated, T can truly say that the King and I found great comfort and strength from our reading of the Bible. BUSINESS COLUMN Appliances Frlgldalre Television, Appliance!. Fowler Water Hesters. Phone 60. Forwys Appliance Zenith Cafe Hungry ? Enjoy good drinks, pastries. Rooms for rent. 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