Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- 5B R THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 23 1947 — — — Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations Market Declines In Light Trade J Hogle A Co EL putting on a brief rally but many leaders failed to respond Prices improved after early Irreguof larity with large blockscross the million issues helping volume mark for the ninth successive full session Top gains running to 2 or more points" for the metals and other favorites were reduced in the final hour was P and a wide assortment of pivotals in the minus section at the close Turnover for the full proceedings tapered to around l20000t shares with activity slackening in late transactions Stumblers included Mission Corp Santa Fe Chrysler General Motors Union h Southern Railway Western Allied Chemical and Owens-Illinolow-quot- ed Wool-wort- is New York Stocks NEW YORK By The Assoc lted Press Allied Stores Allis Chalmers sale: 353 41 3 4 9V 47 3 s 1434 34 65 15834 71 Vx 35 ! 4 85 17 Vi 3534 Airlines Car & Foundry Radiator American American American American American American American Rolling Mills & Refining Smelting Tel & TeL Tobacco j A Anaconda Copper L rV s & a Baldwin Locomotive Bendix' - t J J p J Bethlehem Steel Booms Budd Co Canadian Pacific- Case Celotex Chesapeake Chrysler - r 93 23 127-- 115b 44'4 28 Vi 45 65 & Ohio f 554 Consolidated Copper! Consolidated Edison Consolidated Oil Delaware Corn Products 25 4 50 67 Vi 36r!a I- - Crane Cuban American Sugar — Curtis Wright Eastman Electric Power c Light Erie Railroad General Electric f General Foods General Motors ' Goodrich : Goodyear Great Northern Railroad Pfd Great Western Sugar 1 Hudson Motors Idaho Power Illinois Central I Interlake Iron International Harvester International Nick Can International Paper! International Tel & Tel Kennecott Copper iI Kresge i l Lockheed r Loews Mid Can Petroleuni Montgomery Ward I Nash Kelvinator National Biscuit 4 National Cash Register I National Dairy National Distillers National Power Sc Light New York Central North American Aviation I North American Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Pacific Gas Packard Paramount Pictures j Penney! J C Pennsylvania Railroad Pullmah Pure Oil R C AJ f Republic Steel I Tobacco Reynolds Safeway Sears Roebuck Simmons j Socony Vacuum Southern Pacific c i Sperry Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey 1 Studebaker Sunshine Mining L Texas Co Trmken 4 Trans America Twentieth Century I Fox 1 Union Carbide Union Oil Union pacific United Airlines Unitea Aircrait United Corporation U S Rubber L V S Smelting U S Steel i Warner Pictures I Western Auto Wester Union Western Airbrake J Westinghouse Electric J White Motors J I Woolworth J I Zenith ? 178 5V2 ! 44 7 g 19 Va 9'2 373 38?b 603i 58 48 41 244 20 33 14 88 V 29 48 V 40 14 Vi 21 47 2 59 17 31 41 1 - 30 'i 21 1 15 9 25 21 273i 38i2 5 23 44 I 18 54'2 27' 4 98 28 40 4 22 383a 38 163s 46 23 1 60 22' 9 59 13 Vi 26 Vs lSlVi 22 zj'ij 3 49 49 76 14!4 51 24 38 29 27 49 22 Livestock (AP-USD- — Hogs: A) 25 180-24- 270-30- 50-25- 00 1550-165- 00-21- 00 18OO-20L- 14 I 04 49 03 50 05 11 12 22 24 18 05 14 04 18 02 05 16 05 03 05 19 03 06 16 08 04 07 16 55 05 20 34 04 08 53 03 18 30 03 36 03 04 05 30 05 07 06 34 14 12 01 13 01 15 02 15 04 02 03 03 30 05 03 04 07 42 05 37 05 107 03 02 02 01 03 62 104 72 05 04 03 03 Park 1 Majestic North Lily No Standard Ohio Copper Park Bingham Park City Con Park Konold Park NelsonT Park Premier Park Utah Pioche Bristol Plumbic Mines Plutus Prince Con Prosper Mining Rico Argentine Royston Coal'n Silver King Coal'n Silver King west Silver Shield Silver Standard Sioux Mines So Iron Blossom So Standard Swansea Con Tar Baby Tintic Central Tintic Lead Tintic Standard 17 25 70 03 63 1 75 04 65 06 03 12Vi 01 38 13 02Vi 39 07 09 08 3 00 02 09 22 I 07 07! - 07 2 60 A 02 06 18 22 02 1 50 04 4 25 50 ! 24 04 1 75 05 4 75 65 06 03 04 10 05 03 02 06 06 02 05 02 12 02 06 04 30 32 30 1 1 04 01 13 Oil Wilbert Yankee Con Zuma Utah Id Sug Com Utah Id Sug Pfd Unlisted Stocks Amalg Sug Pfd Con Wag & Mach Nat Tun & Mines Utah Fire Clay Utah Oil Ref Utah Sou Oil Utah P & L Com Z C M I Sales: Clayton 50 if? 49c Combined Metals 400 23C 35 05 03 16 02 02 04 04 03 05 3 75 3 95 10 75 11 25 03 03 04 06 05 05 Bid Asked 9 75 45 05 67 13 8 21 83 (3) SJLJtry j 00 75 25 75 00 1012V2 50 10 75 00 !14 25 8 62 22 25 190 24c 00 1000 4c 5c by to-wi- t: 00 — CHICAGO Oct 23 Cattle: salable 3500 total 4000 salable calves 600 total 600 slaughter steers and heifers moderately steady to 0 cents higher sales strong some to cows steady strong bulls fully 25 (AP-USD- A 25-5- Sice XSIcrnces Ma in-(f- - Grain -D - Ail were pats 121' -- JJr l S CHICAGO Oct 23 Corn No 5 new low old 250-- 2 51 No 210-21- No 1: 2 50 1 No 2 48 2 York Eggs ks NEW YORK Oct 23 (AT) — 2185 steady spot quotations follow (bjased on wholesale sales by receivers to jobbers and large retailers): dived colors extra fancy heavy-igh- ts extras 1 and 2 large 8 extras 1 and 2 exera 3 large standard 1 9 anddir-z medium laifge standard 3 large 3 checks ties 8 1 Whites extra fancy heavyweights extra 9 extras 1 and 2 large 1 3 large extra 4 large 7 1 extra2 and extras 9 1 snd 2 medium i 61-6- 31 66-6- 55-5- 8: 55-5- 47-4- J 41-4- 46-4- 54-5- 58-5- J 47-4- 9 extra fancy heavyweights extra 4 extra 1 and 2 large 9 extras 1 and 2 medium 3 large 7 8 extra 1 and 2 pullets 62-6- 66-- 8 55-5- 46-4- 57-5- E DEATHS HIVERDALE— Mrs Ane Oline Rosendied at 69 of Riverdale a m today at her home eight-fort- y following a long illness Mrs Froerer was born in Denmark - kilde Froerer Sept 23 1878 the daughter of Jens Frederick and Elizabeth Frederickson Rpsenkilde She received her education in jDenmark Ih 1897 she came to this vicinity had resided and for the past 12 years in Riverdale On May 29 1901 she was married to George Froerer in the L Salt Lake temple DjS She was in the presidency of the Reljief society and worked in the M I A and Primary organizations of Eden ward She also was active in Riverdale Relief society Surviving are her husband and the following sons and daughters: George Frederick Froerer Mrs George Farrell Mrs Earl Stoddard Ogden Owen Joseph Froerer Mrs George Zinie and Mrs Alva Hansen Vale Ore Lillian RivMay Froerer and Mrs Max Ritter Cor-inn erdale and Mrs Adolph Ussing 27 grandchildren and two sisters Annie Rosenkilde Salt Lake City and Elizabeth Rosenkilde Riverdale The body is at the mortuary 836 h Lula Belle HUNTSVILLE— Mrs Cun Galbraith ajHk jS DIAL yr-V C !3- -S nue J E mm R E D R LOOK-UMJ?- EI D E Wi PUSH-BUTTO- N ND Bu-re- - f i nnrj we wish to express our sincere thinksso to our many friends who were kind during our bereavement in the Joss of our beloved huisband and father George Hers- chjel Adams Especially do we thank the pallbearers and those who participated in the program ana sent xiorai offerings Ldliian Adams and Family in r2 J J -- And th© Flowers Are Furnished by Olive and Mark B789 ORFHEUM THEATRE BLDO Dial Washington Blvd of Utah ATTEST : ELIZABETH M TILL OT SON 8811 WEBER FLORAL CO CSo Phone 8838 Oaden Citv Floral Co yashington Blvd J SUMrKLrJ ce ELIZABETH'S FLOWER SHOP St ( - FLORISTS Cween house 740 28th I Ol-s- en TtW Phone gjjj Swen-eonrPe- ter Card of Thanks KLENKE FLORAL j SSfei 6900 Washington rare YZL - In-ierm- J £l : el dl-rect- ed don't think Jt£ fyfli a3 PPJTrniTTc 1 2514 JkrV "KSfMM Wan AveJudies— Janle Drew Eva D Hufstetler 14— M?igBelle Anderson 2869 Wall AveClark Belle Annue Judges Bell derson Nellie Lowe A Avenue 2410 15— Edwin Martin HclUday Jesse L Judges Thelma Overmyer Edwin Martin 2171 Reeves 16— Mrs J E Rankin la Judges Esther Cutllp Arvilla Horspool Mary If— Mrs Cyril W Wright 221 23rd St Eva P Hardy Gladys SimpJudges son Aurilla Folkman 18— Mrs MB Richardson 2201 Grant Avenue Judges Lila A Francis Lois Richardson Lucy Wiggins 19 — Mrs Frank Horspool 262 21st St Liydla V luiue maucuo Judges Checketts Norlene Anderson 20— Mrs John M Pederson 1839 Kie-sAvenue Judges Mae Fronk M Hartog Vera Nelson Maggie 21— Mrs Elizabeth Larkin 1538 KleseL 1 J-sBroiled vermomt rutabagas ' medum Tue- TURAJIP V I'LL HAVE" Marcus Eliza Kerr 5TOP BEIM& MAVE A Judges Coral AMD A SIDE ORDER OF ARSEMC AMD OLD LACE Elizabeth Larkln CUTLETS ARE J A LIMA- CHtGKEN' YOU HEART I'U- 21A — Mrs Delbert Thompson 180 west HILDA ! 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55— Mrs Elaine Kemp 957 Patterson ©or cibiw Judges Marie cummers 0ACr Knowles Phyllis Shorten 56— Mrs Ada Batch 2822 Eccies Ave Judges Tressa iodds aub ouwu JB1 Anna Poulson 57— Mrs Richard W Harrop zswb vanrt ocj-beBuren Ave judges u a o BarMildred Harrop Donna 58— Mrs Everett Robins 1364 Marilyn Dr Judges Mary N- Miller Mabel Gabbert Critchlow Helene 1453 28th St 58A— Mrs Ty Parker Judges Maude Walquist Neta W Porter Lulu Turner 1764 Blnford 59— Mrs Dave Welling JudgesLydla Demmlng Ella Wilson ' Vera Judd 59A— Polk School 2615 Polk Ave Judges Saila Boyle Blanche Duggan Ber-niCrase 60— Mrs George A White 966 Defense Way Judges Ruth M White Delia Wickwlre Lorene Farr Dated at Ogden City Weber County State of Utah this 25th day of September 1947 By order of the Board of Commissioners of Ogden City Weber County State DAVID S ROMNEY Of Utah Mayor Ogden City Weber County State o-- Ogden Liila Belle C Baker 2953 an Vil-lel- Ahe Oline R Froerer TlUfty-sixt- M kNEETAH5 TCO'SADFRY 65-6- pulets Browns LOST j 70-7- 58-6- Bessie Doxey nue Judges Bessie Doxey Katnieea JoSSl 2849 Pingree fudges AMle Jenkins Ethel Ander- - U-- Mrs 7 50-5- 2: Funerals I NO - 4 ew mt off FOR OGDEN CITY UTAH SPECIAL BOND ELECTION ) A THI 351-35- 00-27- 00 vtvebeen studying jet propulsion but I tit 'iJ l"1' lW 185-29- low-choi- ce mc''v7 T NA--- Oats No 2 white 121 Field seed per hundredweight red top cithy 490-52- 5 feed 0 Barley malting ltOO 2 'Soybeans No 1 yellow H-5- m i - 3 Sheila Lynn Hill t " d"ng8 THIN &F0R C PffiEKW? nt K YES M68 yel 3c service inc t0r fl fj wyiH j MORTUARY bv'wc (3) FOB THE ISSUE OF $200000 AIRPORT BONDS bal- November 4 1947 ( ) Oden City Weber County State of If the Voter desires to vote In favor of the issue of Airport Bonds he shall an X In the space after the word to V0teN fa(vor place ofKtSe Yes' If the Voter desires to vote Sewer Bonds against the issue of Airport Bonds he he shall Ho an X in ftft7r shall place an X in the space after the the word 'Yes' u the Voter desires word 'No' City Recorder " It lhe ue of StornT Sew At said election the polls shall m-be YES f ) opened at the hour of 7 :00 o'clock a FOR THE ISSUE OF $50000 and closed at the hour of 8:00 o'clock: SANITARY SEWER BONDS p m NO ( 1 The said election shall be held In the $300000 five municipal wards within said City BONDS If the Voter desires to vote in favor ana tne pouing places ior me ruwu NO ( V of the Issue of Sanitary Sewer Bonds districts within the respective municipal he shall place an X in the space after wards and the Judges of election at to te in favor the word 'Yes' If the Voter desires to such polling places shall be as follows: nfIfhi1X?terci!?ires No — Polling places and Judges ?Ln tiSSl18an XFlre station Bonds he vote against the Issue of Sanitary Sew- Dlst the r th er Bonds he shall place an X In the 1 — Mrs Fred 33M Aaa" Barlow wora Yes' u in the Voter desires to space after the word 'No' Judges LucUle Burbidge Indra Bus-we- ll Edith Williams 1A — Mrs Peter Alberts 3504 Jefferson Judges Margie K Yost Ivy Dleu bUMfc RECKON TD DO 1 Myrtle DeGroot POOR f 4i 2— Mrs Dave Pickett 313S Ogden aveNODAMA&E Wggj " nue Judges Mrs Dave Pickett Ze-tella Wardle Melva Thompson 8— Mrs John Schoer 447 29th Street Judges — Inez Long Irene Shipley Carrie Hlnchcllff 4— Mrs J L Bybee 2539 Adams Avenue Judges Agnes Bybee Jane Thornock Lenora M Jacobson 5— Mrs Minnie Mclnturff 302 28th Street Judges— Minnie Mclnturff Birdie Hadley Fern Beed 6— Mrs Charles A Peterson 323 30th Street Judges Dora B Peterson Louise Lamb Wm Masters 7— Mrs Henry Sturm Jr 3357 WashSturm ington Blvd Judges Oveda EatLillian Wayment Cora Ann m 34th 275 8— Mrs Stella Ballinger Hemmert StelJudges Edith BurchJensen la Ballinger Otto 9— Mrs A F Mullen Mil Grant Avenue Judges— Hattie Riley Millie Garff Marie Nasfell 2 55 26 tn 10— Mrs Harold O Flemtog Louise Agnes Moyes Street Judges O Carlson Wlnnifred152 Morehead AveDo BOND ELECTION BALLOT FOB THE ISSUE OF s3"50 non YES STORM SEWER BONDS none Wheat :UNERAL DIRECTORS KIRKENDALUDARLING com m7 — °ltlng (p' LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICES gK vote against the issue of Fire Station On the reverse Bide or the said Bonds he shall place an X in the space lot shall be the following! after the word rNo' OFFICIAL BALLOT sold for the rgJlng and ocden City Gitv extending T°Znf with need-nn- d to more adequately thereoi q the inhabitants be ed facilities for the f?Ushall wwcu saia airport controlled by °Eoid n bonds owned and State (4) "Shall negotiaDiB Thou-o- f of Ogden City WeBfrnf° Fifty um Utah in the interest JKSed three per sand Dollars not at the rate ofannum SueInd pay-ceper twenty able not to exceedbonds d be lssuea from date of said of sold for the purpose ex expense of Improving sanitary and constructing tending era in Ogden City to more aaeguai- Uy ci ar the inhabitants there- Oct 23 (AP) fire" "Ie PJAc"°whAcb statin developed in old crop on the close IH SPaHoe owned and controlled bjard shortly before the carrying the December today Contract to a new high for any winer 30 years delivery for the past ro COVER UP THS X SUPPLY ROOM 1 steadied hieh- grains " ABEL lower to 1 cent Wheat closed GUARCj 1 4 SOMeJ) AT TH E FOOT OF com was kr December 312- AY'' 0 1 '' lower December CHICAGO one-thirt- y —By tewer Wtem which storm purpose sa!dScnl?e 0wned and controUed expense of Improving the airport "Sh&ii negw" xounty f dgden City Weber f nree 5c 5c 8e & (3) coupon bonds raunon bonds of(OBd'enhMlJ1r0tUbIe Weber County State of state of Utah in ?lt7' sum of Thre Hundred d Thousanri fi (WO0000) bearing t°llara bear Utah in the sum rate of to ceed three nr4 ann1UDa andnotdue ex- to Ste not of Tou5a°d ?W and payable nnf L ing Ullcmi nv — twenty t20) yea from date of nfLb0ndsbe lssued nd aold nenaSi °r the Of PM mri Constructing defraying pro-Ir- lf fM oYi7 to more By William Ferris A Sons 2c Sc N-Q!!- - ningham Baker 79 of Lehi died m here at p Wednesday at twelve-fiftee- n the home of a daughter Mrs Arnold A 'Berlin of causes incident to age Mrs Baker was born Jan 18 1868 the daughter in Bassnetville W Va of Duncan and Margaret Wells Cun1887 25 she was Dec On ningham to married Joseph C Baker in Wheellater was ing W Va The marriage solemnized in the L D S Salt Lake moved to Utah with her temple She 1892 husjaand in Surviving are her husband of Lehi fouf daughters Mrs Ariel Jensen Mrs R A Caldwell and Inez Baker Salt Lake City Mrs Berlin a son H LeRoy 5c 1000 Royston Baker Salt Lake City a brother H A Rico Argentine 200 & 150 38c Cunningham Los Angeles two sisters Park City Consolidated 1100 Mrs Angie Charlton West Virginia and 900 (i 38c W A Hill Lancaster Calif nine 13c Mr Ohio Copper 500 (3' 13c 500 2000 grandchildren and 10 great grandchilSilver Shield 1000 dren g The body will be taken to Lehi for 5c Great Western 3000 services and buriaL Magnolia Lead 1000 Funeral services will be conducted Plumbic 500 6C 3c p m in the Western Alloys 1000 Saturday at L p S Lehi First ward by Bishop Ward West Toledo 2000 61 4c 17000 Webb Friends may call at the mortuary1 4c 2000 4V2c 5000 36 East Seventh South Salt Lake City until Friday evening and at the hopie in ILehi Saturday from nine a m to Potatoes of service Burial will be in Lehi time PoCHICAGO Oct 23 tatoes arrivals 138 on track 347 total U S shipments 726 supplies moderate demand improving for good quality ResBOY— Sheila Lynn Hill ets and Reds slow for round whites: daughter of George and Kathern Ann 7 Hill of Arsenal Villa market slightly strong for Russets and Starkovich in an Ogden hospital WednesRoy died Reds dull for round whites Idaho Rusfive-five p m of influenza day at 390-41- 5 set Burbanks The child was born Nov 23 1943 in Washington Boise Ida Russet Burbanks 430 Surviving are the parents two sisters Hill Georgia Ann and Bonna Lou Mr and cents lower to prime 1369 Arsenal Villa D grandparents Hill Sr of Arsenal lb fed steers topped at 3575 load Mrs George and Mrs Kathern Starkovich choice 1265 lb weights 3375 others Villa Nick Starkovich Boise Ida and Mrs 2700-320- 0 good and choice fed steers load E J'Bell Ogden medium grassy kinds 2000-250- 0 Graveside services will be conducted choice 875 lb fed heifers 3000 common and medium grass heifers 1500-210- 0 Frilday at two p m in the Salt Lake load good Wyoming cows 1950 City cemetery by former Bishop Frank odd Barnes directed by the mortuary 3408 canner and cutter cows 1100-132- 5 head good heavy bulls up to 1850 veal-er- s Washington Ogden for most good steady at 25 and choice odd head 2750 stockers and feeders about steady Sheep: salable 3000: total 3500 early higher B0YINGTON— Funeral services for Naof slaughter lambs bids 25 cents2450 but thaniel (Nat) Boyington husband good and choice lamb bids will be held Effie Beast three-thirtthese held upward to 2500 very little Boyington v lPrldav at nm in the done on other classes Sixth ward chapel with Bishop David may officiating Friends SFouiger family home 753 Twenty-secon- d frorri four to nine rim andThursday Friday until three pm Ogden City cemetery by Larkln mortuary HllI — Funeral services for Sheila Lynn ill aaugnter oi cjeorge and Kathern Hill will be held Friday at two m at the graveside in the Salt Lake ity cemetery Friends mav call at Thurs-a- y and Sons indquist from six until mortuary nine nm and riday until twelve noon Interment salt Lake City cemetery directed y Lindqulst and Sons Commonwealth 200 Consolidated Eureka 2000 16c East Standard 1000 T( East Utah 100 (3 57c 300 at 55c 3c 200 Miners Gold 1000 172 New Park 100 Bullion 1000 Cardiff 325 fr 12c 2500 J? 12c 3000 (it 12c: 2000 0 13c 500 rt? 13c Silver Standard 300 Q 130 Tintic Standard 100 350 Utah Idaho Sugar Com 65 100 or 370 6c National Tunnel 600 (f? 6c 100 Bingham Metals 1000 38c Eureka Standard 1100 lEGAl: dted "it (AP-USDA)- — to total: 2190 steady good 0 lb butchers 2750- - 240-7- 0 0 lbs 2600 heavier lbs 12700 2450-250- 0 good to choice sows weights 400 heavier 24 lbs under weights 2300-240- 0 Cattld: salable: 350 total: 2190 modmostly erately active about steady pigs odd medium stocker and feeder 2700-2000 medium slaughter1700-190-steers 0 cows few good 0 heifers 1100-130-0 odd cutter to common head choice vealera 2300 good to choice fat calves feeder 1 steers 1$ L 2000 Sheen: salable: 220 total! 1220 opened in lots mediabout steady fewi trucked um and good native - slaughter lambs good and choice 100 lb lambs 2350 steady 124 lb slaughter good ewes 800 Late Wednesday good and choice 98 lbl Idaho lambs 2350 salable choice 05 1 40 Naildriver Union Chief Utah Con Utah-Wy- o Con Victor Con Western Alloys West Toledo 15 I 112 Miller Hill Miners Gold Missouri Monarch I Moscow Mt City Copper Mountain View ' Nevada Metals New New 04 04 riion bonds t "ShaU negotiate per annum and due ann Qf not to exceed of (3) OGDEN CITY vv£ VTAU Weber County iaya?le (5m City Ogden bondsf of on date said irom GIVEN that be Utah In the sum of tw" sold Tor the NOTICE IS ig7 pose or bari of £°vbeld e the im4th day of Dollars ($209000) Thousand wltgin the enryiug Tuesday election win to e not con-t- o of stnr81118rate stroct&r and at terest the a special extending du(j Weber County a annvun sewera In Ogden City per cent CU morS0H of pgden we Q) years per the limits !( of SUD P 6ald clty and payable not to exceed iwewp issued and State of electors of the tohabiSlyKafford with a from date of said bonds the ficient stot of 3c 53 107 24 12 05 13 03Vi Cardiff Central Standard Chief Con Clayton Silver Colorado Con Colb Rexall Combined Metals Comet Coal'n Commonw'lth Lead Crescent Eagle Oil Croff Crown Point Consolidated Eureka Dragon E Crown Point East Standard E Tin Coal'n East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Gold Chain Great Western Grand Deposit Horn Silver Howell Indian Queen Kennebec J Kentucky - Utah Keystone Lakeside Monarch Leonora Little May Magnolia Lead Mammoth 11 $ 5c 76 1 Oct 23 'i 58 13s - OGDEN Vi 29 08 03 02 $ LEGAL KinTlCP LEGAL NOTICES Asked Bid Listed Stocks Big Hill T Victory Eubank Metals Bingham Stocks NEW YORK Oct 23 (AP)— Bonanza Mining a selective tilted toward recovery on Bristol basis in today' market with steels Bullion Silver f STOCKS — Last i LEGAL1 NOTICES Dm 4m k J A i At ' City Recorder ofOgden City Webe Utah County State (Seal) 16 23 30 Published October 2 1947 t |