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Show j i THE SUGAR BOUSE BULLETIN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1940. l"0!? THE SUGAR HOUSE BULLETIN East Plant at A WEEKLY PUBLICATION Covering; the Southeast Section of Salt Lake City L M. CONNIKF, Publisher. PUBLISHED FRIDAY Mail Delivery of Rural Route AU Political Advertising in tbii issue paid for. BENEFITS WHICH UTAH GETS FROM CCC Something like five years ago there was one grazing service camp of CCC boys in the state of Utah to be more pacific, April 1935, and in that five years the number has grown to fifteen and, according to the report made by the Director of Grazing, R. II. Ruttledge, at the end of the fiscal year, 1940. These splendid specimens of young American manhood under the supervisiono of the Grazing Service has done more than the uninformed citizen has any notion of, for instance, during the past year members of the CCC camps in Business Office and 1119 21st South Sugar House, Utah SUBSCRIPTION PRICE One Year Six Months, in advance Three Months, in advance 41-5- BAILEY ISLAND, MAINE. To trang era, Bruin is just a fast aging pooch, but to his owner, Elroy John son and other lobster fishermen, he's a lovable, faithful water spaniel. Fcr 14 yesrs Bruin has been his master's eonstsnt companion, accompanying him on every trap haul 0 75o .40 Ing and setting trip through winter and summer. At a birthday party in his honor, Fisheries Commissioner Arthur R. Greenleaf presented Bruin with a certificate a complimentary and official lobster fishing license the first one ever issued. In accepting the honor for Bruin, Johnson said: "He's only a mongrel that X swapped s tub of bait for, but I wouldn't swap him for the best thoroughbred ever born." this state have devoloped thirth-tw- o springs, constructed seven reservoirs, dug six wells, miles of fence, sixteen corbuilt ninety-nin- e rals and four bridges, they have also laid out and made passible over four hundred miles of truck and stock trails, treated 311,508 acres in the rodent controle campaign, planted grass seed on 62,247 acres, built fifty impounding and diversion dams, fought that scourge of the west, the Mormon cricket, on 5,371 acres and spent 2,654 man days fightThis is an enviable reing range fires. cord and shows that so far as Utah is concernBest steer carves ofed the CCC movement is a benefit to every not choice, were taken but fered, resident of the state. at $10.00 for a 3371b. Wyo. load; with others at $9.75 down. ' Gets Wildcat by Tall ALBUQUERQUE, N. IL Frank Armijo caught a wildcat by the tail ia a tree and hung on until Louie Lockhart lassoed and hogtied It BUY ONLY GOOD COAL PHONE Dial "LOBB'S on the JOB" BBBsnvwaesaaBassBnassMBnassBnassBnassBnaasai 7-15- At Home and at Your Service at 2157 Hyland Drive THE PAINT POT Dial Phone SUGAR HOUSE COAL CO. 91 We Make the World 23 Brighter' 2191 Highland Drive S7.75-S8.7- 5. Stockers and feeders cows went F. W. KIEPE 00-S8.- THE TAILOR SUITS MADE TO ORDER and REMODELED for Ladies and Gentlemen CLEANING - PRESSING East Zlit South 1060 We Make ORNAMENTAL IRON PORCH RAILING Granite Weldingl & Wire Works 2021 South 11th Dial 45 East stood the highest since 1937;$10. Grass feed heifers $7. Best fed heiferetts sold up to $8.00 for 9381b. Gunnicons, Scattered lota and part loads fat coys from Walden, Newcastle and Gunnison sold at 5. Canners bulk with and cutters bulked at bulls vealers $12.00 down. Two care of 6881b. Colo, feeding steers topped at $10.15, as well as a 4701b. Whitewater load, and a 12881b. fleshy Pagosa load also at $10.15. Sherman, Wyo 8931b. two-yeolds brought $10. 00; and numerous better grade with lower loads at S7.00-S7.Z- 5; S3.50-S5.2- 5; S5.50-S6.7- $5.50-16.5- SEPTEMBER 9. 1940. CATTLE receipts Monday 6, 700. Calves 700: fro Colo.. Wyo, Utah and New Mexico. Included were 8 loadi of fed steers, 6 fed heifers, 43 grass fed she stock, about 50 loads stockers and feeders, and 2,500 truckins making the largest run of the season so far. Fed classes were active; heif ers locents higher, and steers strong. Beef, cows were 25c or lower. Stockers and feeders were steady. A few top of $12.65 flat, since 1937, was paid for a load of choice 11271b. Ault steers; oth0 ers flat. Grass fed steers 19.50 down. A load of 827 lb. Lucern heifers at $11.65 also MONDAY S11.25-S11.8- 0; ar $0.00-$9.7- 5, $7JH$8.75. grades Best light- weight 4731b. Whitewater, Cola feeder heifers sold at $9.15. with two cars of 550 Granite Canyon, Wyo. Colorado feeder heifers at 2 $9.15, with two cars of lb. Granite Canyon Wyo., Colorado feeder heifers sold at $9.15, with two cars of Granite, Wyo., heifers at $8.85; others from 550-64- 550-6421- D. out at $5.59 down. SHEEP, receipts 21,700 from Colo. Wyo. Idaho, Utah and New Mexico. Fat lambs Zoc lower; ew es and feeding Iambs steady. Thir teen cars from Colo, fat lambs from Placervllle. Rico, Placito, Craig and Steamat topped at $9.00 twe and a half loads from Mack and Craig $8.90; deck Hoop er $8.80; 4 loads Pande and Monte Vista $8.75; deck Hooper $8.70; load Montrose $8.65; and two cars 0, Hotchkias and Monte Vista Seven cars Heber, Montrose $8.65; and two cars Hotch-kis- a and Monte Vista Seven cars Heber, Utah lambs 3 Mt. Dorn N. M. Elev$8.50! 5 Idahos 5. en loads feeder Iambs sold Four cars from Center, Placita and Mosca, Colo. $3.00 with two Hooper decks at Two loads Center and Bond abort-terbreeding ewes S8.50-$8.6- $8.50-$8.6- 0. S8.90-S9.90- 0; S8.65-S8.7- 5. $8.25-$8.6- $2.25-$2.5- 0. m $3.85-$4.5- 0. Released at Denver Sept 10. Villalobos and his Strange Qargo 4 N 1521, two years after Cortei and his conquista- dores marched on Montezuma's capital, a Spanish ship sailed from Santo Domingo for the shores of Mexico with a strange, but important, cargo. The boat was not loaded with soldiers in mail, with explorers or priests but with Andalusian cattle. The shipper was Gregorio de Villalobos. Little is known about Villalobos or his ship, but this cargo started the cattle business in this country, for the cattle increased and spread over into what is now territory of the United States. In like manner the beginnings of today's telephone service were modest. 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