Treasurers Explain New Tax Laws and Delinquent Rules
Utah Revised Code provisions explain current tax discounts by month and penalties for delinquent taxes. The treasury outlines how payments before levies earn discounts, with varying percentages for each month, and delinquent taxes face 2 percent penalty plus interest. Also notes redemption rules for property sold for delinquency and updated pay requirements. A separate note reports increased water in Pay-Adams reservoir boosting irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone
Clair Ilulet
Har San
Utah
City Plans to Apply for Industrial Recovery Funds
City officials, led by Councilman Oscar M. Lyman, will apply for National Industrial Recovery Act funds to upgrade light and water systems. Cedar City engineer Arthur Fife may be hired per diem to prepare plans, with total project costs around 50 000 dollars and multiple upgrades planned across the water, filtration, and storage network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar M. Lyman
Salt Lake City
Lyman
Arthur Rh. Fife
Cedar City
File
Utah
Three Women File for Divorce in District Court
Three new civil actions filed in the District Court involve women seeking divorce from their husbands. Ina Corlett asks custody of three minor children from Leo Corlett, Oliver Wilking seeks custody of four children with alimony and assets, and LeFriel Bulloch requests custody of five children with alimony, medical care, and attorney fees.
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Ina Corlett
Leo Corlett
Oliver Wilking
Robert B. Wilkins
LeFriel Bulloch
Warren H. Bulloch
Foin
A. Malla Stats
Beuk Commission
Iiquidatkictt
Iron County
Joe. H Adams
May Wiliams Howe
J BE. Beownett
Tel
Robert D. Wilkins
Lalel Bulloch
Warren 11
Bulloch
EK. St. Sparks
Geo. N. Sthodes
Mabel Bacon Rhodes
Forest Road from Canyon to Be Started Monday
Forest road construction from Castle Valley area over the mountain to the forest boundary via Second Left-hand Canyon to begin Monday or Tuesday, with a forest supervisor, recon survey Sunday, and a surveyor from the forest division to start Monday. A COGF-16 crew assigned. Larson surveys to aid State Road Commission planning. Maintenance on the main canyon road toward the west boundary continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Valley
Forest Supervisr
Gurr
Gome
COGF-16
Douglas Larson
State Road Commission
Larson
Road Commission
Elec
Cannyen
Wrest
Jinney- Leek Flat
Claude Urie
Kenneth Matheson
Mrs Miriam Matheson Visits Los Angeles Friends
Mrs Miriam Matheson traveled to Los Angeles last night with Alecsis Glen Crown and Brandt Ballon on a brief visit. She plans to stay with her aunt for a short time and may retain Senger if she finds employment.
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Miriam Matheson
Los Angeles
Alecsis
Glen Crown
Brandt Ballon
Farowan Schools hire two new teachers with vacancies filled
The Parowan high school to get Geel and Ward replacing Durham Merris and Cleane Lassey following Miss Hubert's resignation after her marriage. Orland approved recently but not yet fully accepted. Finances may limit adding another teacher. Miss Passey brings three years teaching plus a year at Berkeley to the district.
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Barlow
Parowan High School
Geel
Ward Wie
Durham Merris
Cleane Lassey
Logan
Miss Hubert
Frank A
Ward
Morris
Orland
Peeple
Cedar Breaks to become a national park say officials
United States Park Service director Cammerer, arriving in Salt Lake, expects an executive order in October or November to designate Cedar Breaks as a national monument and for Congress to then push a national park act. He also notes planned road improvements and better sanitation as transfers move the area to park jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troosevelt
Forest Service
Amno E. Cammerer
United States Park Department
Salt Lake
Cammerer
Congress
Forestry Division
Park¢ Gertice
Cammeter
National Parks Service
Utah Parks
Washington
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Utah Scenic Areas
Gun and Rod Club Plants 20 000 Fish
Twenty thousand small fish were planted in local waters by the Gun and Rod Club. Seventeen thousand were released in the Yankee reservoir two thousand in Henderson’s lake and two thousand ninety in Dark Elow creek. Club members collected stock from the Beaver hatchery and aim to plant another twenty thousand this season if possible.
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Gun and Hod Club
Yankee Reservoir
Henderson's Lake
Eiollow Creek
Stake Outing Planned at Webster Flat Cedar City
The Faro Wan stake M A had announced a stake outing for August 26 at Webster Flat Cedar City. A Forest Service recreation camp near Webster Flat will host the first public outing there. Local wards will form teams for baseball horseshoes volley ball and races with a bonfire that night.
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Farowan
Many Celebrate 24th At Five-Mile Camp
A large crowd estimated from six hundred to a thousand gathered at the Five Mile camp in the canyon for the Twenty-fourth celebration. The day featured a program led by Le J. Adams with community singing, organist Glenna War, and remarks by Scott M. Matheson. Rain interrupted some activities but did not stop the events, including sports and dances in the evening. Oscar Mo Lyman supervised flood control work in Gibsonson, with Mow Jong hy’s departure noted as undetermined.
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Five Mile
Canyon
le J. Adams
Glenna AB War
Scott M. Matheson
Patton
Rex C
W. L. Adams
H. L. Adams
Oscar Mo .Lyman
Gubinson
Mow Jong Hy
Marriage Licenses Issued in Week by Clerk’s Office
Norman Johnson and Ndna Nelson of 231 St George joined by license. Abraham Frithi 39 of Los Angeles and Alice Kidwell 30 of Los Angeles obtained licenses. The couples wed at the courthouse following license procurement before Justice H C Parells.
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Norman Edwin Johnson
George
Ndna Nelson
St. George
Abraham Frithi
Los Angele
Alice J. Kidwell
Los Angeles
Court House
Justice of the Peace
H. C. Parells -Pt
Brother and Sister Birthday Social in Community Center
A social honoring Richard He ber Benson and Sheehe Madora Hallerman is planned by the Lions for Monday at 3 p.m. at the Relief Hall. The Benson family will lead the program with talks and music, and the Daughters of the Pioneers will provide refreshments. Both celebrate birthdays this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Heber Benson
Sheehe Madora Hallerman
Jaurkhters
The
Lioneers
Benson
Daughters of the Pioneers
Good Work at CCC F-17 and Shtek Creek Camps
Forest supervisor Gurr reports strong progress at the Pine Valley CCC F-17 camp with 19 000 feet of water pipe installed providing water to the camp ranger station dwellings and recreation area. Seven miles of drift and division fences 121 miles of roads and ongoing admin range work. Similar progress noted at Shtek Creek camp with plans for district recreation area projects review by Gurr G A Genaux and George L Nichols expected to visit today.
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Pine Valley Civilian Conservation Corps
Gurr
Shtek Creek
G. A. Genaux
George L. Nichols
Ogden
Local families plan Spokane visits and hospital updates
Messrs Frank and Emerson Adams and their brides plan to travel to Spokane Washington this week with Eter Con and his wife remaining there for employment. Frank and wife may return if work not found. They expect to travel via San Francisco to visit sister Maher. W I Thornton transferred from hospital to his father’s home where his condition is improving.
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Messrs
Frank
Emerson
Adams
Spokane
Washington
Etercon
Frankn
San Franciscs
Undestood
Slater. Maher
Court Holds Law And Motion Term Tuesday
Judge Cox held a brief law and motion day session to clear preliminary matters before the regular term. Default judgments were entered in several cases, and matters ready for trial were set. The session included divorces, stockholders lawsuits, and mortgage foreclosures with various guardianships and alimony orders.
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Cox
Leo Corlett
Superintendent Barlow Orients West End for School Opening
Superintendent Barlow spent Wednesday in the West end of the county arranging reads to the school building in preparation for the opening of school in September. Yesterday he was over here with Mr. Snow.
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Glenn E. Snow
Parowan Nhizh
Washington
Ile
Pine Valley
Utah
Provo
Hurricane
Barlow
Achool
Mr. Snow
Baby born to Mr and Mrs Lorin Skougard this week
Mr. and Mrs Lorin Skougard celebrate the birth of their first child this week. Mrs Clea Patterson visited from Leaver Wednesday to see her sister Mrs Queen Davis and other relatives. Shea conducted business trips as far as Varagonah.
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Lorin Skougard
Clea Patterson
Queen Davis
Shea
Varagonah
Businesy
Mrs Wardell Bennett Seeks Care for Ill Mother
Mrs Wardell Bennett arrived yesterday from Klamath Falls Oregon to care for her mother Mrs Jease Hyatt who is in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardell Bennett
Klamath Falls
Ore,gon
Jease Hyatt
Garner party returns from Yellowstone trip
Ray D. Garner and the FL Aloys returned late Wednesday from a visit to Yellowstone. A report on the journey is expected in an early column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray DD. Garner
A.loys
Yellowstone
Adamses Visit Richfield Relatives Briefly
Mr and Mrs Jonn Adams traveled from Richfield to visit relatives and friends for a brief stay. Their trip centers on family connections and a light social schedule amid local gatherings.
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Mrs. Jonn
Ft. Adams
Richfield
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