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Show BUNDING, UTAH f(ua((on 6000 foot Population (oat.) J0P0 Blandiiig Outlook Trading eantar for tho usit Four Comoro Oil, Uranium, Ranching, Farming and Teurlot Trado Flno Schoolo and Churchoo 4 0000 PL4CF TO .IVE in th Jntaraat of Standing fend) tha Surrounding Oil and Mining Com uni Hat VOLUME 1 BUN Dim, tommy MtAsm msmtt w my HU ms UTAH Uranium JULY FRIDAY, Institute Deadline Extension executive vies Clty water authorities placed president of the Uranium Instia temporary ban on use of water tute of Amerlea predicted here for lawn and garden purposes be- Saturday that the arguments of ginning at 6 PM .Tuesday of this UIA for 60 day deadline exten- WOOFS HILL PKBSEHT SUM 29 CITY OPENED FOR BIDS Official Predicts Gordon Weller, HO. 31, 1959 SEVER IMPROVEMENTS Bids were opened here Monday on' 2 sewer projeets on whleh en- gineers gave a oowbinad cost estimate of $135,000. One of the contracts was for of sewer lines construction town estimated by anthe within sion for delivering (ore reserve in H. F. lyaen, Freeston of Montiocllo reports" were being given a lot gina a rs to cost $89,026.75. Sen adannounces that the Mutual Im- charge of tha water progran of stu4y by the Atomlo Energy Juan Basin Construction Company Is the drawing Commission and that chances were of Farmington, K. Hex. was lew provement Association of tha San vises that olty Juan Staka will praaant it 1959 up a watering sohedule which it good that the tine extension bidder at $53,186.65. Next lew Road Show on August 3f 4, and will put in operation probably would be granted. He thought was Stratton Bros, of Hurricane, 5 with all warda froa tha L.D.S. Monday. Utah followed by Com Construchowever that AEC Bight not anChurohs in Moabv Montloallo and Extreme drouth conditions are nounce the extension until after tion of Cortes with $56,262.95 A to blase for tho present dileena the deadline had passed in order $56,112,50 bids respectively. Blandlng participating. Mrs. Edith X. Lyvmn of Monti-oil- la according to Ik, lynan. A heavy to get as many reports by that The other contract was for Laremwould quickly is tha dlraetor and atataa rain he says, time as it (AEC) could. goon Construetlen which engia ba van the situation. thara will diffarant edy neers estimated at $46,428.75 Weller, who has been conductThe town is far from being out ing a aeries of similar meetings but Monday's lew bid was aots with a largo number of peo-p- la of drinking water. The ben was throughout the uranium producing All in aaoh. made by L.A. freer, Proto ba entertain ing and carry tha placed on the possibility of belt, Mde the prediction at the vo, Utah. continued dry weather and with these "Around tha World". Crear was followed by San Juan ( Cont. P. 2 Col. 2 ) First showing will ba tha view of having sufficient Basin Cons. Co., $56,847 25 and a Mali LOS should on major Reoreatlan water in storage Blandlng F. H.Llnnaaan, Inc. $58,756.55. OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE The city is withholding awardMonday, August 3 at 7:30 p.a. A fire ooour. Las Graves says CALENDAR SCHOOL be Fire chief performance will given in ing of oantraots until state reeater Moab on August 4 and Montloallo the he 'believes that authorities have been consulted School will Monday Auweek. Arlow Counollnen ' 75 $51,-026.- aets-proids- e in-th- on August a serve adequate for any fire emergency unless an entire city 5. block was on fire. begin gust 31st and be out 27th, 1960 according oalendar made publlo Friday May Jesp Injures Day-Mond- ay, ay Reecss-Thursd- ay 100 distance by approximately alias. their Jeep make it up the hill. thqy After un- and open agaim Monday morning January 4, I960. loading the Jeep Donna Smith and Spring Yaeatlon-T-o be detamlned Mr. during Teacher's Institute Thieves who took tools frow Ruth Harris accompanied when the brakes the hill up usually two dqrs around the a tractor belonging to Grant A. on out went the throwing first part of April. Bsyleshave bean apprehended ac- the two Jeep out. The Jeep girls cording to Qiief of Polioa, Ifey turned over three times and came Trade With Gaboon. The nan wars frcw the two boulders which Arizona part of tha reservation to rest on Local Merchant. and ware hauling slabs froa the ( Cent. ?. 2 Cel. 1 ) Hurst saw Bill. They apparently ACTIVITY HIGH AT LOCAL AIR es couldn't resist helping to the sot of tools on selvas to the set of tools on a a a oortain Bids to school this week. tered Teacher's institute will be held August 26th through August Accident Lyman a a 28th. Salas at the Boy Scouts - Mia Three The Calendar lists .the follow$300.00 Maid 3rd ward exceeded City Eleotrielan, Lynn Lyaen, ing days on which no school will at their July 24th stand at tha sustained several broken bones be held. ball dlauond. Profits nay run last Friday when he was injured Labor September 7. to $100.00. in a jeep aooldent on the Blue UEA Conventlen-Thursdand Fria a a had sucMountain. Hr. Lyman 2 1 and day, Oot. The Chaster of Conacres is destina-tlo- h Deer Hint -reached his cessfully Monday, October 19 writing letters for support of IXickett Canof head the at and a road between Xayenta and Page. yon on the West Peak end went Thanksgiving Friday, Nov. 26 and. 27, The road has boon suggested by back down the steep incline to Christmas Vaeatloa-Schoe-ls close the Tribal Council and if built assist the Don Smith family unWednesday afternoon. Dee, 23 would rsduoe the Blanding-Paso could load ge on Ly-n- an then-selv- nies. New details. the projeets were enby 8 contracting compaon Wildcat Map Available Rport (latest revision) is Utah (HI Dm MAP WILDCAT now a-v- ail able for immediate distribution, All wildcat wells drilled in the state are shown together with oil and. .gas fields dissevered to date. The nap is current to July 15, 1959, It is tho most accurate and complete wildcat nap published covering the state. The 34" is 42" z 50", seals Township, and, is print- map 1 ed on 24 pound, 1000 rag-bo- nd blue-li- ne paper as a print, mailed rolled in tubes or wet-proc- ess folded. Pries per initial copy is $10 ( Cent. Col. 1 P, 10 ) PORT the nearby tractor. Plastic easts taken of their tiro lnprints led to tho arrest Max which was nade Xing at Bluff. After a lengthy by Deputy questioning nen tho session pleaded guilty. F.R. Boowlton Construction Co. of Layton, Utah is the apparent low bidder on a bridge to bo built across Cottonwood wash at Bluff. That f Ira's bid of was $13,000 under tho $40,-13C.- 00 state's ostlnate. bridge will be a concrete structure. The 98 foot Llscosb consented that tho state saved almoet enough on "Pop" have Hell over 300 planes landed at the local air port so the Bluff bid to build a badly far this month aeoordlng to the needed bridge across the San registry kept at the hanger by Juan between Huff and Tohona- d- Mr. A Mrs. Ely Caillouette. The above picture, was taken at planes had from Midland, 1 from Farmington, landed on the strip by that hour 1 from Colorado Springs, 1 froa Cortes and one froa Tohonadla Monday and were froa the followA water well le a badly needed ing widely scattered plaoesi 2 from Salt Lake City 2 from improvement aeoordlng to tho 2 P.H. .Grand Ten Monday. Junction, 1 from Dallas, l Calllouettes. |