Show Second Section SECTION Second Section HMD A UTAH OGDEN CITY B v Steers Set Record for Weight Peery Asserts a 1949 This Hen Isn't Bashful Justice Demands Tax Aid Apology Cftainbi loner- - Ward reported ell had been warned: be taken against him a state law requiring Of trials of traffic ing today signed a telegram urging President Truman to sign the $69500000 Weber "basin project bill Meeting with commissioners E J Fjeldsted chamber of commerce manager and secretary of the Counties Municipal Water Development association explained detail- of the basin proj- "disloyal and extrava- You asked for my reasons for wanting to dismiss Schooff so I'm giving them to you today before Commissioner Saunders leaves for the Utah Municipal league convention" 1he mayor aid But Commissioner Thomas East interposed with an objection before the mayor could finish his statement "I want those reasons in writ ing East said "I want to know when and where Mr Schooff was and how ha ia disextravagant loyal " ' Peery asked Saunders If he wanted it that way too Yes" Saunders replied Pledged for Tuesday The mayor told commissioners Thursday he would write out his list of reasons for his attempt! to drop' Schooff and present them at next Tuesday's meeting Saunders however wouldn't be there then because of hia scheduled participation in municipal league meetings In St George opening Aug 31 Peery noted today that unless one of his fellow commissioners would take over administration of the police department it appeared that a growing stack of purchase cWms would remain unsigned The mayor's refusal to sign the claims Thursday led to another attempt on his part to jettison the Alfred Giadwell justice of the peace of Burch Creek has demand-a- d an apology from J We! ton Ward of the state tax commission for story published in Thursday nr All three members Ogden city commission in a special meet- Mayer Barman W Peery charged In city commisfion meeting today that Police Chief Maurice J gant" 26 By Ogden to Sign Measure Is Extravagant is AUGUST Truman Urged Chief Schooff Schoott EVENING Davis-Web- teOia action will immediately sjMNWtll saida that letter from Com receiving tfttt Ward he compiled the ttpbaer Hvt and mailed it to the com er iHBpaeranseveral-day- He ago ed apology from Commis-MaWard for subjecting him to iMlurrassnien: JhMm fact that I had overlooked number of traffic cases is ho PPftf vhy you should embarrass HfDa Haling this fact public tkrduah the nress" he said in his Ward NIBr to Commissioner 'IfaillW ' also pointed out that j the state law requires reports of MHk case trials from "magis-Ift- p of the court or chirk of the jpM of record" and a josike of the peace court Is not a cowrt of itKdrd Giadwell also recalled that a few months ago a member of the state tax commission who was guest jlfpaf at a service club in Ogdgn Justice Giadwell of commepded Bureh Creek for his prompt action in reporting trials of traffic viola- - ect A- - H Nn mr Magpie First At the insistence of Commissioner Edward T Saunders the city went on record as listing the proposed construction of the Magpie dam on upper Ogden river as the desired No 1 development under I the' Weber basin project This and other actions of the! commission were not made part of the information to the president at r jeiostea s suggestion "The bill before President Tru- - j 2?jai Hp i an authorization for the overall development of the Weber basin area and does not list the project in units as to priority" he said jSab Will - m'j IJ the numerous projected developMrs Florence C Hunter 31$ Dan street holds her ments I hen that crows like a rooster every morniiur Respite "The number of projects and Black Minorca I all the crowing the hen 1 rated as a good layer of priority will not be order aWSaadero — Hollanders Declared the heaviest commercial steers in history of Ogden Union stockyards were three animals sent determined until engineers obtain will y Maaf Sunday Aug 28 at from Wyoming two of which are shown Looking over the loj are R C Albright stockyards man technics data he said Hunter made inquiries and found m in the L D S Eleventh man Cliff Edwards and lyron koewenstein buyers seer Leo Peck commission p Saunders insisted that the — ——' it was not too unusual for hens to — IB Jacob Kapp who recently crow when they get that old city's record of the special ciarief from Holland will speak jjlfpBned meeting show that the city is "Why don't you support me?" to the raising of the opposed "You haven't Peery demanded' Viae View- dam crest as a No particularly given any reasons 1 project under the development when either of you have discharged "I know the thinking of the fedworkers in your departments Let eral people and 1 know that's what Ed (Saunders) take the police deCity Judge J Quill Nebcker upthev have in mind" he stated partment and I'll take the streets" on motion of Arthur Wooliey deSaunders had left the room and Pine View Holdings A $20799 damage suit was filed Mrs Florence C Hunter 318 fense counsel set aside' the forEast offered no comment to these He said the city already owns fn C Second district court by Joe remarks feiture of a $1000 bail in the case 5500 acre feet of the Pine View Dan street has a hen that is right Possible Lawsuits of John A Patrick 3fl who is fac-- j Montoya against Orson P Davis water which presently is virtually proud of her ability Ogden Union stockyards took on "Well" the mayor said "of a Texas-lika gambling charge doing business as the Davis Prod I Useless to the city The city's most In fact the hen is so proud that ing e this week vital appearance is need he said a new and course if you don't uphold me the crows every morning laai Judge ffebeker also exonerated lice Co and Clayton Conn direct claims will remain unsigned unless when longhorn" steers arrived culinary water supply she will be returned bail The the which due that neighcomplaint charged Saunders contends the Magpie enough to wake the whole The three beef animals said to to the bondsmen you gentlemen eare to sign them Deputy County to the carelessness of Conn driver source woum go a long way in borhood disregarding "the old sayYou should assume the responsi- be the largest commercial steers in Atty Max D Lamph informed the of a truck owned by the produce solving the city's threatened cul- ing: "A whistling girl or crowing bilities along with your other work court he would not object to this hen always comes to some bad shortage In handling the police depart-nfmt- " the history of the yards were real- action company an accident resulted at inary end" Commissioner Thomas East Herefords from urged ly Wyoming 18 1949 which caused Patrick Who was returned from 402 Wall Mrs Hunter said she first be that the city use every means to fThe mayor suggested the city F S Mulcay Carter Wyo was Chicaco Monday by Police Chief the deathJuly 1 came aware of the hen's rooster-- 1 1 a 1 i 12 of Juanita in the basin Weber Montoya cooperate pro"nuitself find in entangled might Maurice J Schooff is held like qualities when her grandson gram The the suit merous suits soon" unless the bills the shipper and the steers he sent a new SI 000 bond pending under plaintiff's daughter pre-- 5 ' "The main thing is to get this who was visiting her asked to see arc signed and warrants author- in were nearly six years old said Conn "became drowsy and liminary hearing started" he said "Og- her rooster program ized Leo Peck veteran commission The original bond had been de-- I carelessly and negligently drove his den should "1 haven't any rooster' she said this project to ' East let this glance oft with the man who has "seen a lot of bull clared forfeited when Patrick truck onto the wrong side of the! the hilt Withback "But I heard one" the youngoaoole many losing comment he had enough bills in in his own words said j Tailed Jo for preliminary insisted appear ster were at our war their in they jobs plants his own departments to worry the highway'" ' hearing Aug 4 A of area Herefords commercial success neighbor came in a few days the this largest project about Your Choic The suit asked $20000 general becomes doubly told Mrs Hunter she and later to us he had ever seen here important damages and $59930 special dam-- j and Weber county is badly in need heard a rooster crowing in the "Only thing that topped them' Now From ages— In a second cause for ae- - of additional so they went out to see were some exhibition steers at the tion Montoya asked $200 for dam- - ing water" Industrial and drink- yard where it came from livestock show a few years back'' age to his automobile Commissioners asked that a copy "There was nobody there but he said of the minutes snowing their posi- the hens" she said "so I started The three steers one of which tion on the Magpie development be watching " did not have the long horns forwared to E 0 Larsen regional The crowing hen is a Black 2 5265 at in a WASHINGTON of total fAP— weighed Aug A $20000 damage suit brought pounds and brought $17 a hundred director of the bureau of reclama- Minorca about three or four years Three Utah candidates have been Mrs old and is a eooti layer tion named for possible 1950 appointagainst the Ogden Union Railway or $89505 & Depot Co by Henry H James of the lot a real hefty ments to the U S navay acadBiggest was dismissed in Second district j SATINS — CREPES weighed 1965 pounds — emy m court Thursday afternoon on mo- specimen A radio transmitter which will Paul D Nance Kaysville Davis 35 pounds short of one ton just tion of Mr Jemes who reported a At $1? a hundred pounds his price county and Richard Gushing My- permit members of the 222nd field in Fall's mostCa- TAFFETAS t had been reached arers of 05 Salt battalion Lake are the was $334 Ogden attjamei City prin- artillery adorable styles Junior sizes— The suit asked the sum for incipal candidates and John Scott mory to send and receive messages Mr James suffered Feb Brennan by is of armed forces Salt Lake City from members alterjuries the W Misses' sizes — Women's sizes 23 1949 when he slipped and fell nate at home and abroad was installed k s on a peak of ice and snow behave You can anci The appointments were an- this week according to Maj Ralph I tween parked trains He suffered nounced Reva Beck M Fuller public relations officer I U MM by Rep ' WORE pretty dresses when jjK shoulder and neck injuries when he Bosone set unlimited The m Selection were ' mL struck against the step of a coach made on baste of competitive exam- known as the MARS (military rayou have an account here 9Hp' it was declared inations last month in Salt Lake dio- system i can be tied to the naBruce Minnorh 32 of 2563 City network tional military Adams who allegedly issued a Final selection pends physical Call letters of the station will be check against insufficient funds and mental examinations K 7 W A E It will be operated slated for was arraigned in city court today 1950 at the academy Repbv members of the battalion under and given until Monday Aug 29 April Of resentative Bosone said she will direction Lt Wendell W Mot- to decide upon a preliminary hear- accept applications for aBB aa ai r aoss BaBar additional ter assistant communications offi- n ing alternate appointments cer The complaint alleges that on Arraigned in city court on a July 20 Minnoch issued a check r barge of purchasing stolen propdrawn on thfe First Securerty a felony Doyle C Frazier ity Bank N A with intent to dea' 2? of 1774 Valley drive was given the Pasch "Hardware Shop until Monday Aug 29 to decide! fraud 3030 Yoor Washington upon a preliminary hearing Credit frazier allegedly July 24 purchased two calibre rifles! ts Wool 100 which allegedly had been stolen ftaunion Conducted I Hard-Finis- h Good from the Edwards Shoe Repair and 130 descendants Approximately Sports shop 2254 Washington He j and of Bartholomew iTimt is at liberty under $500 bail Ma lan attended a family reunion f evening at Lbrin Ftsrr Decree - A divorce was granted Thursday Following a In Second district court to Naomi luncheon a program wascommunity presented Nylon Imlay rowers from Millage Lu- The event was under direction of gene Fowers on grounds of deser- - Mrs Pauline Malan Waterfall Mrs tion They were married Sept 28 Inez Malan Long Mrs Tress 7 100 ttvtait Si Site in Florida (bee and Mrs Hattie Corlis l1 I PHi 'H aaaaaar 4H ! 1 three-year-o- ld I am Sounds Call To Awaken Neighbors - 'Longhorns' Forfeiture Order Placed Aside Give Yards Texas Touch Suit Filed Based I On Traffic Death f two-thirt- egg-layi- " j j j i j j j i m 1 a if m j ( ! 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