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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
WORLD MARKET PAGE
BULLS SCORE ON
CHICAGO MARKET
Continued Export De-
mand Is Ascribed as
Cause Of Activity

CHICAGO. July l9--Ruls had
the advantage iu tn" wheat market
today largely owing to indications of
continued export demand. The Close"
was unsettled l-2 10 l l-2c net
b Ehcr with Sop'cmbcr S1.2S IA to
l-2. and December tI.32 10 Ia.
Corn gained 5-S TO 3-Sc and oats
Ste to 1S and lc In provisions, the
outcome varied from i5c decline to
Dc advance.
Good buying of wheat futur"s WAS
generally taken to mean that cN-
port business was IN progress
Bulls also pat stress ON reports
that country offerings wee Light
ana that rains I'm Kansas and No-
hrdska had iuterforrcd with thr'sh
!ns. y cargo of dumcstic wheat was
reported as having been sold for
shipment TO Argentina for mixing
ENpcctancc that vessel loadiugs
hero this week wculd he liberal gave
strength 90 the corn market. oats
were affected by continued hullIsh
throshing returns.
Provisions averaged lower in sym
pathy with dowuturus IN tho value
Of hogs.
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Cost of Drilling in Mexico
,From The Mexican Post

IFrom The Mexican POst)
W. II. Gray for the Associated
on Producers OF Kansas and Okla
homa, asked the American Congress
than It tax incoming Mexican petro-
lcum. In his communication setllhs
forth his reasons, he showed the 10"
cost Of production of oil IN MrNI'u.
which he fixed at OlO barrel
American money. In Grays state.
ment IL can be seen that in no case
does he go above the 10 cent cost
pcr barrel. But there Is another an
gle, for IL L. estimated that the ~
wells that are producing In Iaca-
Mkt, Amatlan, Los NaranJos, etc.
have an average daily production oil
10000 barrels, and l27 wells IN IA
uuco have at least l,bOO harrcis
daily on an average. 1t is the general
belief in the United states that Mex
ican wells have an aYorag" produ'-
tion Of 2A0O barrels dAily, or th'
$500 attributed by Arnold. But II
is not known that Mexican prpdu-
GERS do not exploit well II it's pro-
ducing less than 1000 barrels daily.
These latter would be considered
fountains ~ wealth I'm tho United
states. where average daily produc-
tion is down 10 five barrels.
Mexican Production cost.
/ Total cost of drilling "A well in
ZacamiXtlc or Amatlan s2OO,oV'
Expenses for exploitation, includ'
| ing fixed amounts bcased on the
| total cost mentioned, are as follows
| Interest at per cent
annually ......- -..-.,,.,S l2,oo'
| so per cent diminution. 100000
! Administration ......,,. lO,Op'
/ Attention and work ...... 300,
Total yearly amount Sl2tO0'
! corresponding to n daily eXpcns'
| Of $349, Approximately
! As the actual present production
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
CROPS
THAN EXPECTED
Conditions in Usage Cause
of Congratulation to
Farmers

rNWuuSKA. July l6 r h a
threatened damage tu the small
grain rrops I'm Usage county 10y re
cent rains has not developed. N'
harvesting progresses, on the other,
hand. the prospects AT tho rrrS'nI
time are good for a bumper crop or
corn for the mmo scason of ia" Nrhr
for the past 10 years. Tho present
condition Of crops In this county Is
summarized as follows by =. NJ
NcCuistlun. county agent;
The wheat acreage ~ 10000 acres
viii average IL bushels 90 the acre.
IT is now being thrcshcd and found
to be In better condition than 1t
was Thought to be two weeks ago,
During tho heavy rains the moisture
dis,uIorod the straw and II appeared
to ho damaged but after thrcrhins
the grain was found 10 ho In tnirS
good condition,
Thc aauc is true in regard To oats
and barley. with the same acreage
ns wheat. oats win average 30 To a.
bushels to the acre.
The acreage planted In corn cN
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Good Wilcox Sand
Wei at Slick

The savoy oil company seems to
be getting n good well In its No. 3
located in the southeast corner OF
the southwest Of the southeast OF
25-15-l0. At four feet in the wilcox
sand. topped at 3,0l5 feet, this op-
Grafton is reported to be flowing at
the rate Of 700 barrels per day.
The Texas company has shot It's
No. > well located in the southeast
corner Of the northeast of III 10
with IL quarts, and have 6O-bar-
rel producer. sand was found from
2.6l5 to 2,669 feet This operation
s the third producer completed on
the slick townsitc.
The No. : Robins Of the Selby OIL
& Gas company located in the north
west corner Of the southeast of the
southwest of lO-l5-lO has bren shot
with so quarts and is good Tor 80
barrels. sand was found from 2,520
to 2,632 feet. .
Two new operations are being
started in tho Slick district at pres.
cnt. Dunuigan and others NO. ]
wei Il. atod in the southeast corner
of the northeast OF the southwest OF
3B-l5-IO l. "A rig on the ground. and
the Atlantic Petroleum company has
rig up for it's No, 5 Grayson 10.
Gated In the northwest corner of
the northeast OF the northeast OF 30
1910.
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city At,orn.v.

published In the Tulsa Daily World July
49, 10. 90. q and 22. World Pubiishins =
Company, PublisherHI.
NoTIcE FOR HEARrNG ON Az.
SESSME ENTS FOR PAVING IN
SrnEET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NuMHER Slt. CITY OF TUBA.
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SQUADRON ATTACK
THE BEST FOR AIR
Aerial Bombing Tests
Show lnferiority of
Solo Craft

WNSlIlNGTON. July -. \avaI
air attacks To- be effective must %"
in force. There Will he no success
ful air attacks upon surface rihit
except by huge fleets ot WtpIan'r.
This Is tn" consensus ot 'p'n'"'N
among naval ana h"l'' 'NP'' .''
both American anu l'I''El WIZ
nave bu'u '''s''N Hiudl '',N '''
suIN or ih' recent a'''
tests Whirh mo navy ms '''" "o'"
luE oit the Nltt'h'a 'a'''.
For the first time iu history me
representatives " foreign govern
wrnts have been invited to witness
tests conducted Ivy the United Stat"s
navy Perhaps Il ls tho first time
in history that orc nation has in
vltcd another To- help 1t devise
means ~ warfare.
gno f.rrtrn attaches who havc
lcrr r-,scrf al the bombing tests
h.,. h,.u utnst nh.,r,,ut Thcv
,.,c ur,,nIIpr Z, ,rtcr tho ,untru-
,.r., ns =, th, r,I,tiyc mcrits OF
,h,. ntrpI,nc ana Tho battlcshtp but
,b,y ali ucrcs that al. attacks upon
tho navy must ho I'm force. Tho
A,it,r has talked with Rri,ish.
| I,r,rgh tnp,prsc and Italian rb-
servers of IN, bombing tests. and In
an of thr.o conversations thrrr has
hoeu a very frnukl, .rNprrs,rd belief
|that tho airpIan. Is mo- nicnarr To
Inn, navy ,,,,rt I'm farce
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Small We'll Near Jennings.

The Kanola OIL company has shot
it's No. Amcs, located in the north
cast corner OF 23-20-7. with 10
quarts. and the well is making IL
barrels per DAY. Sand was found
in the producer from $3.50 to 1880
feet,
John II. Markham is abandoning
two deep tests in the Jennings dis
trict Tho 30. 3 Johnson. located
in the center of the east line OF the
southeast Of the northeast Of 3-19-
7, is being plugged at total depth
OF 2.TO2 feet. The No. l Johnson,
an old well drilled deeper in the
northeast corner OF 3-l9-7, is being
plugged at a total depth OF 3,Ol2
feet. The later operation was ahan'
doned on account OF bad ilshlnH
Job
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crude oil from nauu.o;
Production, per
harral .....S0.0 McX gold
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New England states, where econ

New England states, where econ
omy Is the watchword, as anywhere
else. There is "A shortage OF case
line reported as usual at this tins e.
of the year along the shores OF tho
Great Lakes, and many Tulsa mo n
who buy supply by the barrel are
called upon TO furnish gasoline fcr
tho mail carriers. or go without u ,
tulsa World Many stations al,
rationiug customers and selling
only "A fcw quarts instead OF So
many gallons. 1t would look as
though thore is a wide field foi
marketing agencies, and certainly
it would bc nice job for somo II
tho boys To travel along tho shore
where "A frequent plunge would vary
the monotony OF the great heat.
Il is certainly the greatest thinl
in the world that the American ciu
zen can own "A car and take th'
family for daily outing, and thanh
goodness It is not considered oNtray
agdnt these days.
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Total yearly amount sl2I,00p
to a. daily eXpcns"
of $34q, approximately.
As the actual present production
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

CHICAGO. July lg--Cattlc-Receipts
10000. ysariiugs and handy weight steers
steady. other steers, she stock and bulls
lower. top yeHrlinEs 80 40, prime Loo
pound steers $500 bulk beef steers 81 n
60 bulls tat COWS and hsiters $3.50 "
$50, ,auurrs and cutters largely f2.00p
aaN. bulk bologna bulls $5,0Om5.7b
o,.y,. slow. steady bulk around 5l.oO'
s'p0Nor- and feeders strong.
u.-.. Receipts $1,000. fairly active :
average. mixed off most. top tlO.s0, early
hulk better grades $3.50 a i0bb; bulk pack
iHe SONS {s.7JHH.lO, Iigs mostly lOn .Sc
sn.p. R,ceipts Id. 900 native lambs
strong 10 2jC higher, sheep strong 20
higher. native lambs top $1,000 to ship
Per- ll', carly Sg.e5d So culs mostly
.no one sale Idaho lambs steady at
y" %. some westerns held considerably
!rh'-, Washington W"th"rs SOS a6,tO
N-.l .ELl rMns ki-2h 10 shIppors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
FOREIGN STOCKS
ARE STIMULATED
Oils Especially Display
Activity Because of
Washington News

NrN YORK. July l9.--Washing-
,.. today stimulated trading In
.,..Ls oils. and especially the for
.gr aruup. early In the session dis
,i,..4 activity and strength on re
ft..r us the house of the propose d
60, .r IMPORTS. lost ground at mid
T., H.l rallied sharply later.
r.r. gNowcd more consistent
s.r.u.h IN the belief that funding
-. choir obligations soon would be
,ak,p up by congress.
sr-t., tobaccos, feathers and the
mar. miscellaneous stocks moved
y.,n.u .,strictcd areas, more gains
a. ...-rs being shown at the firm
W ,.. SHDs amounted to $4,000
,h,rus and were the years low rec
ord .r q full session.
F..-u reactions occurred In for
,,gr exchange. with the British rate
og.r rtiucularly weak ReCovcries
S''foold when dealers reported
u..l..... buying Of grain ana cotton
XIII. Co.. English and French ac-
count
,aU money lowered 20 > = per
com Do, private negotiations. Similar
COrI'!,rs applied to time funds, for
,,t..r only a nominal inquiry was re-
ported. ,-.,.
business in bonds was relatively
gr,,far than in stocks. liberty issues
Showing mixed gains and Losses, but
mos, domestic and internationa'
groups tended upward. Total sales
par value. &lO,45o,00o.
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In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR
Turning out Ford Cars

The Ford people estimate a tota'
Of l09, 900 cars and trucks, or ap-
proximatcly 1850 per day Tor u
month OF July, 1921, which ls go
.n-. zon;c !: ether people are go
in, To keep up with Henry, the out
MI his month is likely 10 surprbc
eyerybody on account of the great
The people OF the United states
,rc riding more this summer ina n
ever before in the history OF ne
countiy', and this is as true IN Ias
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

WORCESTER, Mass, July Il
Cancer is neither hereditary, infec-
tiuus, contagious nor com muuicablo,
according TO Dr, FREDERICK Bryant
of this city. lie declared there Is no
need for isolation Of cancer patients.
He attributed the disease 10 some
form of chronic stimulatiyc lrrita-
tiou, which could be prevented,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

KANSAS CITY, July ly.-tattlc--Re-
,sir'. 1000. better grades beef steers
mostly lnuI5c higher. some 25c higher.
t.,t.- ernlcs mostly steady; top heavy
s'.fF 8, ,f5. best / 900 pound lots 500 :
trg heavy mixed yeHrlings 1855; bulls
strong many sales ttooni.75. calves
stsady To- soc lower, with shorungS
tsT,.t-. nest vcalers $3.50. best stock'rs
s.-5nr. choice kinds $3.50, many goo /
'o's i5.t'W other classes generally
steady good and choice cows t52b a SO ,
COMMON kinds below {io0, bulk Gamers
s-uIrd llT5. medium hcifcrs s" Gd 25 ,
good soo. pound to i.i0O-pound feeders
irtD7r0O.
uas--Uorcipts 10000; SLOW, first sales
90 shippers and tradors 100 &c lower than
ye,tcrlay's average, best lifhts ana M
later .aIas 60 packers ~ n 400 lower; early
ION finat. late top 1910 bulk ot sales
Is-tulo..o, pigs mostly -oc lower, 1910
sheep Receipts 5000. sheep steady to
?5- higher. mostly fat native ewes SA25
utiiu. few head Si75, lambs steady TO
g5c lower. natives $40, ldshus $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
New African Gold Field

LONDON, July l,.-Ncws has
reached London Of the finding OF a
large new gold field IN northern Nj
gcria, and . great trek TO the new
field is taking place.
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Chicago Futures.


,,NEW YORK, July l9.-Prime mcrcan'
H. rlPHr 81, n 6i7 exchange steady. sier-
tus ''-3ay bins and commercial G0-daY
hrN on banks 3i4, commercial 6o-d'y
o".s 'i't demand 35SA cables 3.sOt,
tLhn's. Demand 7.Tg, cables $50.
"afks- Demand / ~, cables N.
gf'"rc Demand 4.5i.
. N'."r-pemand POSI-.
"'TTay--D Demand l2.Sn.
EtFHnNne--DemAnd $3.50.
mallan-DemRnd 1850
.N.Fohl-ll 1915 per cent discount
n-. Government steady, railroad
l'ne Loans-Steady; 50 days 20 days
". n months per cent.
. '.. Mguey-F high, low and ruling
L.. closing bid 81 offered at s, las'
= bank acCeptanCes T.
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Any company having sufficient
wells, a pipe line and tank boats can
oxport at the rate of 10000 barrels
daily or 500, 600 barrels a month,
with the following profits:
win crude oil from
HauuCo ......k ii4,O0O Mex Told
With crude oil from
TuNpan ..... l.23O.OO0
do not believe that a Coufisoa
tion that gives such excellent profits
deserves a warship visit nor does It
ruin the petroleum industry,
It is strange that tho oil mon
should iniurc or disnrndit their bust
.... r,nl..I.r uauios ut th" stock
exchange with their exaggerated
....... .u.. mat Vo M'Nn1us must
say rh, plain truth in order 10 show
thai. notwithstanding th" tax and
all the crimes tnoy attribute to US
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Enrt Worth Ii,r-tncL

FORT WOHTU Texas. July lg--Cnttie
..krJ'ip's 500, b"oycs $500 " IS
stockcrs t5ooT'0O; cows ana hc,fors
81 OUA g no
Hogs Receipts 600. light tlo7S n
iOAt heavy ft5oriO.2S, pigs 81 oOMs.7S.
Sheep. W"coipts 1900, lambs ft.5OdS0o
wcthors ftgtnAS5, ewes ts0OIs s.b0
goats { OOr2 90.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, July l9.--Cattle--
Receipts 1000. steady, steers $500 y 100
COWS and hrtfers t3.s5 a $50, calves $500
H..n. stuckcrs and feeders 50 2jm l:5,
Hogs Receipts $50, l5c lower TOP
s.. uU
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WICHITA Kan. July lg.--Hogs-Re-
esris zoo. 35c lower, top S995. bulk
s. S'W9a5.
steers }350u 500. cows and heifcrs 81 90
% 90. ,tockers and feeders g.. jod els. /.
calves s. 90 q so.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

WV YORK. July l9-Liherty bonds
sns'' rs sac; first a. $40 bid, sec .
tht 'N 'a '6, first AS s7.lS; second as
w, 't'ri as 9l.14, fourth as S7l0'
N-L--N .As gS.36. victory ?lhs es.St.
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NEw YORK, July ~, Lcad--Steaiy;
sT1t $40.
.Zin.-Eusy. East ST. Lors spot +0
49,
New York Gotten.
NEW YORK. July lF.--C pttcn-Spot
quiet mading l4Sj.
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KANSAS CITY, July l9.-BLttor,. egG.
and poultry unchanged.
P0tatocs-Ah About soc lower, new $l50t
home grown 75c 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

The closing bid and asked price Of
standard on Stocks on the New York
curb Tuesday as reported by Houston
Fl2le a CO..
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Tho closing hid and asked price o.
| indspcndent oil stocks On the New YORK
curb Tuesday reported by Housto"-
{ I'Ih1a 4
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Total cxpIoltafu expenses Sl.335I50
or S2.775.oO daily, Approximately.
Calculating tho VuluW" ~ dis.
charge ut that pipe limo at tho rate
W $50 barrels an hour. h"rc
wogld be daily discharge NJ so
GOO barrels or 9.OOo.0OO I'm a year
Of 500 davs with YEARLY cost, ~ ]
said before. 81 tl377,15O or fol5
per barrel which IS tho price csti-
mtacd from tho calculations which
follow In the CONCESSIONS ~ pipc
lines for public uso, the tariff of
5000 per ton-kilometor was au-
thorized
The cost Of Transporting a barrel
from Panuco 20 Tampico IA regards
a pipe line of so kilomctcrs In long
itudc viii be 50 0OS. Transportation
| per barrel ot light oil from the Tux
| pan on a pipe lire or 80 kiiomotors
| in longitude. win be- 80 u6 approx
| matcly.
The quotations for maritime
| freight at present In force from
| Mexican ports to thos" Of the United
| States, according to the on and Gas
Journal ~ April 30, and the ship.
ping" publication OF Juno 10 last
| were rs follows
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
ONIGINAL TnWMaTrIr

Al owners ~ abuttins property. prop
erty benefited by said improvements and
other property liable TO assessment. arc
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits to the
property thereby. and any claim or ohiec-
tions 70 the asHeHsncnts as above set forth
shall he filed In writing In tho office Of
Mrs. Frank Seaman, city Auditor OF tho
tlty of Tulsa, oklahoma. on or before the
2sth day Of July 1921, at . o'clock A.
Board Of Commissioners on tho s9th day
0f July, 1921, at Q o'clock a. NJ, and any
claims or objections not ~ filed In writ
ing before SAID timo shall be deemed
waived.
DATEn thla lith day Of Jnly la7l
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Total amount ...........t o.

The stamp tax ~ caituIhted IN ~
cordanco with circular No. SO. IN
July il is probable that the tax in
question viii be reduced,
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ALLEY IN BLOCK ii,. ORIGINAL

And said Board Of Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the afors.
said abatement and estimate Of the city
Engineer and has determined to assoss
the cost Of the improvements in said dis
trict against tho Abutting property, the
property benefited and other property liza
bile to assessment. and tho owners thereof
as follows to-wit.
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an Gnv ~ I'M Inn,' HuUp'eu on ths
given that the BOARD OF Commissioner OF
the Clty OF Tulsa Oklahoma, has exam
lnch mo estimate and statement OF tho
cost OF the concrete pavement which
should be assessed against tho Abuttine
property liablo to asscsstnant and the
owners thereof, In STREET IMPROVE
MENr DISTRICT NO. 3it. which Includes
n
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-15

property situated in Lewiston, Cache
County Utah;
Commencing at a point one Hun
dred Seven 400 rods North, from
the Southeast corner of the South
east Quarter (sE Ia Of Section
Nine CO.. Township Fourteen (1p
North of Range One tl) East of the
Salt Lake Meridian and running
thence West Eighty-nine (S9) rods
thence north Eighteen (1S) rods.
thence East Eighty-nmo (S9) rode.
thence South Eighteen (1S) rods.
he place of beginning. and CON
tanning ten (1O) acres and two C2l
quare rods. together with all diteE
and water rights Of every nature
however evidenced.
Dated this 26th Day OF septem-
Der, 1921.
NJ. l.. PETERSON,
Adv-10-15 Sheriff.
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You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within ten (10) days after the
service of this summons upon you, IL
served within the county in which
this action is brought; otherwise
within twenty (20) days after such
service, and defend the above enti-
tied action and in case Of your fall
ure to do so, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint
Of which copy is hereto annexed
and herewith served upon you, (orI
and will take judgment against yoa
for the sum Of Two hundred sixty
six and 35-100 Dollars (s266.35l
with interest at the rate of Z per
cent, per annum from the 10th day
Of October. 1917. and for the sum
Of s........ attorneys fees, together
with plaintiffs costs and dlsburse-
ments herein.
Dated this Goth day OF Sept, 4,
D. 1921.
A. A. BOWEN,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
P. o. Address Logan, Utah,
]. L. Montrose, Clerk, by Lucy
friedrich, Deputy.
Date of first publication Oct. I.
1921.
Date Of last publication, Nov. Q.
1921.
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To he sold at shoriff's sale, on
the 2Sth day Of October, 1921 at
IL o'clock noon of said day at the
front door of the County Court
House, in Logan City. Cache coun-
U, Utah. the following described
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Delinquent Notice

Cache Valley Duck Club. Princi-
pal place of business, Logan Utah.
NOTICE There are delinquent
on the following stock on account
of an assessment levied on the firsf
day of September nineteen Hundred
Twenty-Five, the several amounts
set opposite the names of respec-
tive stockholders as follows:-
Certificate
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And in accordance with law and
an order of the board Of directors
made on the first day of September,
Nineteen Hundred Twentv-One, 50
many shares of each parcel Of SAID
stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the office Of the Company
at twelve o'clock noon on the Sec
ond day Of November, Nineteen Hun
dred Twenty-One, to pay delinquent
assessment together with costs OF
advertising and expense of sale.
CHAS. JENKINS,
Adv-l1-2O Secretary,
! Can Do No Better Service.
There is no more fruitful service
than that TO which the man Is called
who practices religion in the midst
Of the temptations Of trade.-Wash-
ingtOn GLADDEN..
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SHERIFF'S SAIL:
p. S. Thorne, Plaintiff

.. S. Thorne, Plaintiff
VS..
Almeda p. Hobbs as administra
trix of Estate of Daniel A. Pope,
Deceased, Almeda p Hobbs, Albert
Hobbs, Orlando R. Pope, Ladella
Pope and Avis Pope, Defendants,
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OFFICIAL BALLOT
CACHE COUNTY WATER CONSER-
WALTON DISTRICT NO. l

Election November 2. 1921
Shall the land determined and
listed with water allOtments by the
Board of County Commissioners of
Cache County, Utah, pursuant to the
petition of fifty and a majority of
the owners of lands requiring water
within the said district be organized
into a water conservation district un-
der the laws o. the State OF Utah?
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ALIAS SUMMONS
Sheriff

IN THE CITY COURT OF LOGAN
CITY, COUNTY OF CACHE, STATE
OF UTAH.
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Farmers and Merchants Savings
Bank. a corporation, Plaintiff
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NORTH DIVISION

Beginning at a point 2275 feet
North of a point 201S feet West OF
the Southeast corner Of Section "a,
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w. o. Johnson, Defendant,
The State of Utah to said Defend
ant: