Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 27

Legal Advertisement NOTICE OF SALE OF COUKTY REAL PROPERTY Notice hereby given, ilial pur- luant an Older of Ihe Courd of County dated on the 7lh, day of April 1950, and under the provision-, of Section 31-608 of the Idaho Code, thai the Sheriff Bannock County VthL offer for sale at Public auction to tlio hlghcit bidder for cash, lawful money of tho United or on contract as provided by piatutc, to the best and highest bid- the following described real properly, said properly to be first offered for Ealu for cash, lawful money of Uin United States and also offered (01 sate on contract as provided by statute, thn Board of County Com. 1 iers reserving the rlghl to re- iy nd all bids, and that the -M dcscrlbcd'propcrty will be 'offBred for sale at Inc from door of tlie Criuii House, In the City of Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, on the 10th. day of May .053, at the hour of 10:00 A.M.. on Bald day and Is particularly described follows; to- fOCATELLO AND VICINITY i. Paul ningham Rex South of Lot 2.

Lot 3 Block 4C6. ject any to Unwin Advertisement of 129 feet alonR tho South side of Second South Street to the alley In said bloek. The Northeast corner ol laid being the Southwett rorner uf the intersection of Third Street and Second South Street. 22. W.

j. Jarrcll: Lots 7 and 8 Block 73. Towmltc of Downey, Being a frontage of 100 feet on the Weil side of Fourth East Street and having a depth of 125 feet along tho Norlh ng Stre 1. Paul ningham Rex Roper: outh 01 Lot 2. Lot 3 Block 4GB.

PocnteUo Townslte, being a dontngo of 45 feet on the West side of the 1700 block of North Main and having a depth of HO feet to tho alley In block. The Northeast corner of Bald frontage belnjt 45 easterly from the Southwesterly corner ot ihe Intersection of North Main Street and West Gibson Street, 2. Paul L. Coffman: Lots 12 and 13, Block CBO. Pocatello Townslte, being an Irregular a and having a ago cf 1462 feet on the East side of the 200 block nf Uuchanan Avenue, its North westerly line having a dimension of 140 feet from Bu- clanim to the alley In s.ild block.

Northeasterly line being 60 feet along tlie West $ide of the alley in a fV ir line block. Its Southeasterly line being 12o feel wcsteily from and line of a dimension of 52.11 feet from the alley a a to the Northwesterly West Clflrk Street and having In Enid West to an Intersection with of the Original Poca telto Townsite Boundary. Its Westerly i ha vim; dimension of approximately C2 foot along said Townsite FVumdary lo mi intersection with the side of Huchnnan Avenue. Its Southwesterly line belntf the nfoiementioncd 16.92 foot frontage on in side of North Buchanan. The Northwest corner of said frontapc bring 120 feet Southeasterly Southeasterly corner of the intersection of North Buchanan Avenue nnd West Lander Street.

3 Fedi-o Rodriguez: North 2 of Lot 7: -Bind: 2: Pnrk Drive. Being a frontage of 60 feet on the East aide of the 1GOO block on South Isl Ave. nue and having a of 163 feet. The Northwest corner of said frontage being 360 feet Southeasterly from Southeasterly corner of the Inter, section South 1st, Avenue and West Street. 4.

Paul M. Bryan C. Victor Ai.derson: Tract 22. Central Valley S15 TBS R34 E.B.M. Being ti lanufai in shape? and having a frontal; of 25.es feet on East Bryan Its North line being a 38.75 font Ensterly prolonea- lion of tho Norlh right of way line of Bryan Rond io Intersect Ihe Northwesterly right of a line of the U.P.

R.R., Montana Main Unc. Ils Southeasterly lir.e following the said Montana Main line right of way In a Southwesterly direction 46.47 feet lo Intersect Ihe East side of Bryan Road Its West line being the a foremen tloned 2.65 fool frontage on the Easl Ride of Brvfln road. B. Orland A. Staley DeVon JohnEon: Lot 1 North 21 Feet of Lot 2: Block 5 Hyland Park 1st, Addition, Having an Eailerly froht.igc of approximately US.70 feet on the Westerly side of Mountain Drive, a Westerly frontage of approximately 14S.60 feet on thn Fasterly side Highland Boulevard, its most southerly line bcine; ti dimension of approximately 73 ftiot connecting Mountain Drive and Highland Boulevard.

Its most Northcrlv line being Ihe connecting curve fif the Intersection of Mountain Drive nnd Highland. Boulevard, fi B. H. Dolbeer: Lot 10 Block 4, Soulh Pnrk. S6-T7S-R33 E.B.M.

be- inn a froptflg" of 128 feet on the East side the 3300 Block on Jason Ave- and depth of 294.31 fcf-t Southwest corner of said f'-'itaRo hcing 102-1 foet Norlh of the N-Tihfnst of the intersection of Avenue nnd Dolbecr Sreet. llc'brrl F. Egbert Re Jens R. a Lot 1 Block H. Tolmon Acres.

1st. Addition. S1B-T7S-R33 E.R.M. Being a frontage of 100 feet on the East sldo of Clear view Avenue ar.d ,1 depth running E.isl, aloni, tho' South side of College Road 218 feet. The Northwest corner of said frontage bring Uie Southeast corner of the of Clenr- view Avenue nnd Collegia Road.

Said Southeast corner, of intersection being 15E.83 foet East of the South- cast corner of the intersection of Johnny Creek Hoad and College Road. ALAMEDA 10. Ace Nelson Girard: Tract Tax 225. 1.62 Acres. 523 T63 R34 E.B.M, (Now Acreage Tracts In Alamedat.

Being an IrrcRulnr tract, its lino being a frontage of 325 feet on the South side of Red- Rnad, its East llr.e hring 310 feet nlong the East line nf Section 2H, Us South line being 325 feet alone a line thnt it 215 feet nf nnd parallel to the line of East Cedar Street. Its West line bring 310 feet and South. There is however exccpied from this tract a rcc- tanfiuJar dimension nf 220 feet Norlh and South and 1C2.5 feet E.ist and Wesl 'n the extreme Southwest corner ot above described trad. CHUBBUCK VICINITY 13. George P.

Thompson: Tmct. 1. Tax 3. 001 Acres Chuhbuck Acres. S3 T6S im E.B.M..

BHnp a frontage of 25 feet on West side of Yel- loustnne Park Highway nnd hnvlug a depth ol 32:1.5 feet. The Southeast corner cf snid frontage being 193 35 feet North nf the Northwest corner of thp Intersection of Yellowstone a Hlehway and Chublnick Hoad. 14. William Hoy Conk: Tract side of Fourth Soulh Street 1o the alley In said block. The Southeail coiner of laid fiontage being ihe Norlhwesl coiner of the Intersection of Fourth Eait Street and Fourth South Street.

LAVA 23. I(U Lyon: Lot 3 Block 20. Town- ilte ol Hall City, Being a front a no of 30 feet on the South ilde of Booth and having a depth of 110 feet lo Ihe alley In nEd block. The Norlh- cail corner of tald frontage being GO feet West of the Southwest corner of the Ititeriection of Booth Street and Second Avenue East. 24.

May Evans Rex Robblnkvon: Lota 1. 2 and 3. Block A. W. Halls 1st Addition to tlal! City.

Being a frontage of 90 feet on the South tide of Mam Street and having a depth of 110 feel along the West side of Third Avenue Wrtil to the alley In tald block, the Northeost corner of said frontage being the Southwest corner o( the intersection of Main Street Dr.d Thlid Avenue West. 25. Ida Lyon: Lot 5. Block 4: H.ill* 2nrt Addition to Lava, Being a frontago of 30 feet on the South aide of Soring Slrect and having a depth of 110 tent to Ihe alley in said block The Northeast corner of aakl front- ge hplng 120 feet West of the South- vest corner of Ihe intersection Spring Street and Fourth Avenue West 26 W. J.

Lois 11 to 15 Inclusive, Block 5. A. W. Halls 3rd Addition to Lava: Being frontage nf 150 feet oti the North tide of Elm Street and having a depth of 110 fee along thp Easl Side of Fourth Ave nue, West to tlir- alley in said block The Southwest tnrnor nf safd front ngc bring Ihe -Northeast corner the intersection of Elm Street and Avenue West. 23.

Fred Tlnbinsun: 1 and Rlcck Mijjh School Pnrk A i i to L.iv.i:*Br)»ff a frontage of 50 fee on Ihe Snulh side of Church and hnv deplh of 110 feet along th East side of Third AvenUft West 1 the alley In said Block. The North west cnrner of snld a betn Southeast corner of the intersec tlon of Church Street and Third Ave nue West. McCAMMON AND VICINITY 30. Myron J. Boyce: Lois 15 ard 18 Block 4- Harkncss Townsite.

Beln a firming? of GO feel on the Enst of Ran nock Street having depth of HO feet to the alley In snl Block. Tho Northwest corner of eal frontage being 120 feel South of th Southeast cnrner of thn intersectio of Banncck Slrect nnd Third Slree 31 Smlih'Giles: Tax 7: 2.13 Acre S7.T9SR 37 E.B.M. Lying In the ex treme Southwest corner of Section T3S-- ,17 E.B.M.. nnd being bmmde the North by Mullen Canyo Road, on the Vies; by the Porlneu River on the South by the Sout llnL- of said Section 7. The Souther! line of said Tract if extended Eas erly woulrt intersect ihe Old Orego Trail HlJthway nt a point that is ap proxlrnaidv 1.3 miles Southeaster nlong said highway the Cnmmcn port of Enlry Station.

32. Leslie Class: SE 1 160 Acre Sec JO THS. R3B E.B.M. North east corner helng located 3 miles west 1 mile duo South th Southwest corner nf thp corpora limits of tho Village of McCammo Having a frontage (if mile on ti West s'de of Goodenough Road an depth West of mile. 33.

Stanley W. Class and Leslie Advertise meat ALIA8 SUMMON! In Iht i Court of rilih JudlcUl DUlrlct of i oi Idaho, In and for County of Bannock i DONALD H. FLADWOOD, Plaintiff. J. VIRGINIA L.

FLADWOOD, DC-' ndnnt, THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS' 1 TO THE ABOVE- AMED DEFENDANT: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, hat a Complaint has been filed gainst I Ihe District Courl of Fifth Judicial District of the. Slate Idaho, In and for tho County of pnnocfc, by the above-named ploln- ff, and yen are hereby directed lo ppear and plead to Bald Complaint Llhln twenty 1201 days of the serve of thi i Summons, and you aie notified that unless you so jpear and plead to said Complaint time herein specified, the latntitf will take Uidgmcnt aaalnit ou a) prayed in laid Complaint. li an action for a divorce on In? grounds of exlreme cruelty, and prnvlnR for dlvorco and custody of children. For further particular! complaint on flla here- WITNESS hand and the leal of aid Dlitrict Court this 16th day of prll 1630 Clerk of the Diilrlct Court SARAH DEVANEY By A. G.

OLSEN -S- Deputy BLACK OLIVER Attorneys fcr Plaintiff acatello Idaho April 17, 24. May 1. 8. 19M NOTICE Court In lor County of Bannock oi Idaho IN THF MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EDNA BROWN. DeceaEod.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Th a petition for the probate of the Will and Testament of the above lamed decedent, and for the appoint nenl Clara Elizabeth Knapp A i with Will A he Last Will Testament of sai decedent has been filed in this cou- and the 25lh day of April. 1958. i the hour of 11:00 o'clock A.M. of such day lit the courtroom of this Court at the Court House in I'ocatello, Bnn nock County, State of Idaho. 1m seen appointed as the time and place for ihe hearing of said petition.

which time any person, or persons. may appear and contest the same If thev sc drsire. and show cause, any they hate, why eald petition should not be granted. DATED this 7lh day of April, 1358. W.

H. JENSEN. Probate Jurlsfe of Bannock County. Slate of Tdahn O. R.

BAUM and RUBY Y. BROWN lor Petitioner Residing at Pocatello. Fdnho. April 10. 17, 24.

1958 Lecal Advertisement ANOTHER SUMMONS No. Z0132 In thi Dlilrlct Courl ol rillh Judicial District of Slale of Idaho, In and for County of Bannock SANDRA ALVUREZ. Plaintiff vs, C. ALVEREZ, Defendant. THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS I TO THE ABOVE AMED DEFENDANT: You arc hereby notified, that a oniplaint has been filed against you the District Courl of the Fifth udlclal District of tho State of in.

and for the County of Ban- lock, by Ihe above named a i i nd you ore hereby directed to np. ear and plead to said complaint vlihln twenty dayi of ihe service of his and you are further lollflcd that unless you so appear ind. plead to said corrtplaint within he time herein specified, the plain- iff will tr.ke Judgment acaLnst you is a said complaint. This ts an action for divorce on the of extreme cruelt uelty as more verified corn- itly appears in the on file herein. Witness, my hand and the aal of District Court this 22nd day of April, 1958.

A A DEVANEY Clerk By A. Q. OLSEN Deputy (SEAL) HUGH C. A I JR. Attorney for Plaintiff Residence or Post i Address: Carlson Qukldlnf Pocalello, I a April 24, May 1, 8, IS.

1958 No, 10471 In the i Courl of Fifth Judicial DUtrlcl of State of Idaho In and for ihe County ol Bannock HARRY F. FINLAY, Plaintiff JESSICA VAN SLOCHTEREN FINLAY. Defendant, THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS I THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby notified, lhat complaint has been filed agntnst yov in tlie District Court of the Fiftl Judicial District of the Smlo of Ida ho in and for tho County of Bon n-ck by the above named plalnilf and you are hereby directed to ap near and pEead to Bald contain twenty dnyi of the his Summons: and you are lotifted lhat unless you so nppea plead to complaint wllhl ho time herein specified, the plain tiff will take judgment againit yo as prayed In Enid complaint, This Bcllon Is brought for obluln ng a Decree ol this Court disaolvln the bonds of matrimony now existln between Ihe plaintiff and defendant on the thai the plaintiff an a have lived separate an apart for period of five years 160 Acres: I(s Northeast ue Sout of the corporate Glass: S'-iNWVi: I S20 TflS ROT corner heinR locnlrd 3 miles due West and mile due South of the Southwest corner limits of the Village of McCammon. Its East line being mile West of GoodenouRh Road and running mile North and Soulh and a i a depth of VmOlNTA AND VICINITY 34. Jarrclli 5.

Block 2, Burtons 1st Addition to i i i a Being a fronlaRe of 25 nn the South Sfde of Main Street nnd having a lepth of 12.1 feet to nllcv In said Block The Northcnst corner of said rronlage being 100 feel West of the Southwest corner of the Intersection of Main Street and RilLroad Avenue The Enilerly line of said Rnllrofld Avenue belriK the Westerly right of wa" of the P. R.R. 35. E. Davidson: Tract Tax 195 Acres.

SB T11S R37 EB.M.: Heine Irltmtfiilar in ahnpc nnd having for its. Southwesterly boundary a dimension Soutiiensterly and Northwesterly of 685 tent otohtf the right of way line of ihe U.P R.R., Us Eator.v boundary hcinR fret alone tho North South Center line of said Section B. Its i line being 270 feet the North Line of Section 8 from saM Nortl- South center to inter- srnt said Northeasterly right of way of U.P. R.R. Its NorlhwesterK- corner belni? approximately 1400 feet Southenslflrly along Ihe Nnrth ast- crly right of way line of the U.P.

from Hichnrds ronrt. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. By Emmette K. a Chairman. A Sarah Devancy.

Clerk API LI 10. 17. 24, May 1. 8. 1D.1B Legnl Advertisement REQUEST FOR BIDS SCHOOL BUSSES Clasn School Diililct No.

25 Pdtf-lello Bannock County. Idaho NOTICE 'IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Beard u' Trustees of Clas School District N'o. 25, Bannock County, Idaho will receive sealed bids for the sale of two Bixty-slx (66) passenger scnool busses to the school district, as In the terms and specifications dated April 17. 1S5S, a copy o( miy be obtained In thft ollici! of the Business Manager of the district -it 246 North Garflcld. All sealed bids and proposals Bhtll bt- plainly marked "SCHOOL BUS BIDS" on the outside of the envelope and shall be filed In the school district office not later a 12 o'clock noon.

May 1, 1958. on which a and hour Ihe Hoard; of Trustees convene in the school district office at 216 a and the said btds will be opened. Each biridcr shall furnish a- Ccrti- more with) perl lout and fo general relief as will more fully ap pear from the verified Complaint Ihe plaintiff on file In the above en lltled Court, which special refer er.ce Is hereby made. Witness my har.d anct the seal said Disrict 'Court this 21st day April, 1538. (SEAL SARAH DEVANEY Clerk By A.

G. Deputy MERRILL AT I By R. D. MERRILL Attorneys for Plaln'iff Residence: Pocatello, Idaho April 24. May 1.

8. 15. 22, 1S5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In Probate Courl of Bannock County, Slntt of Idaho IN THE MATTER OP THE ES TATE OF NICHOLAS CHUNES. known as NICK CKUNES. Deceased Notice Is hereby given by the dorslgned Executrix of the Estate of I Nicholas Chimes, also known as Nick ChuncJi, deceased, to the creditors and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit such claims, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Executrix, at the office of F.

E. Tydeimn, 524 Dietrich Building. Pnealeilo, Ida- --UFA Ttltphoro ATTRACTIVE ATTRACTION--The United States pavilion at the World's Fair iu Brussels, Belgium, with its girly-girly fashion pp.rade, is outdrawhig the nearby Soviet exhibit. Evidence of this is pictured hero as a saucy, Charleston-dancing U. S.

fashion model draws a crowd to the glass panels of the American exhibit. 75 Lose Idaho Driver Permits DOISE, (UP)--Seventy-five persons lost their driver's permits during the week ended Monday for drunken and reckless driving and violation of a safety responsibility Jaws. In his weekly report to the gov- Law Enforcement ernor, State Commisioner Earle Koehler said 38 driver's licenses were revoked from persons driving while intoxicated. Driver's licenses were suspended from 13 persons for reckless driving and from 24 for safety responsibility violation. Koehler also reported a state police issued 333 traffic tickets daring the week, including 66 based on radar clockings.

Chenk, Ca.shler'5 Check, or Hid Bond written by an authorized surety comp.iny with power to" do business In thp ot Idaho, for nol less than five per cenl the amount of the "Proposal" Individually, and made payable to Clms School Distrli'l i 25 Bannock County. Po catello. Id? Ho, as a a i i i i i ccmplcUnn of contract, re- tundfihlp kflf the salisfaclory con- rlusliiri of i proposed transaction. Thp Bnnrd of'Tiusteea reserves the i i fnc-iiuno risht lo waive any speclficalionB fc Ir GS JI ca A 7 Vl 1059 thp tnw and to purchase any on 24 TM. a I 08 8 buf oi reject any or all bids.

EZRA M. HAWKES -M. Hawkcs. Clerk Clisfi School Dint. No.

25 Bannock County Poralello, Jdaho D-iied I 17th day of April ins8 April 17. 24. 1958. I ho. which said office the undersigned jtelects as her plorc rf business in all mnlters roniKcted with snld D3tcd this 17th dav nf A i 1358.

LOLA HARRIS i First published at PnrMello. Idaho, dny Aprlf 2-1, Mny 1, 8, IB, 1398. NOTICE OF HEARING OF APPLICATION FOR PflOBATE OF WILL AND FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY In the Probate Courl of Bannock County, of Idaho In the Matter of Ihe Estnte of ELLA I W. LATTIN, Deceased. 1 Labi nnd Testament of Ella W.

i i 11. i' UNITED Laltin. deceased, having on the-17lh STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE IN- day ol April. lfl5B. come into the poi- DAHO STATE JOURNAL Thursday, April 2X, 1958-27 Jobless Pay Claims Decline BOISE (UP)--New claims for un- mployment benefits in Idaho last veck declined nearly 100 from tho revious week, Ihe Stale Employ- icnt Security Agency reported to- lay.

The agency said new claims for he week ending April 19 dropped 480 from 570 a week earlier. Benefit payments for last totaled (235,321 compared with previous week's Pradically every ono yc' will read a newspaper today. Ovef 100,000,000 people read the riew pappr on an average day. Savings Bonds Sales Rise in First Quarter BOISE (UP)-- Sales of U. S.

Sav ings Bonds the first three months of this year were nearly one-third of Idaho's 1558 goal of $8,100,000 state sales chairman Charles C. Adams announced. He said March sales amounted to $702,472, which boosted the total for the first quarter to $2,463,463, a gain of 11.3 per cent over sales Lcgal Advertisement A FOR A of said Probate Court, and fur the probate thereof and lov the Isriiancc'ot Letters Testamen- titioh tary In Cileries Liltin, a TERIOR. Subject lo the Aft of July 3i. 1547 U.S.C..

Sec. 11R51. and the regulations thereunder (43 C.F.R.. Part 250) scaled bids marked outside "BM Marsh Valley Gravel" will be received by a F. Wilson, the District 220 Enst Hlh Slrcet, Burley Idnho, up to nnd opened aL 2:00 m.

Mountain Stnndnrd Time. MONDAY. Ihe 12lh dav a 1Q58. May 5 1D58. all gravel designated SEllSEtt: Tax R34 E.B.M.

Bein Legs! Advertisement NOTICE OF SPECIAl SCHOOL ELECTION IN CLASS SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 25 BANNOCK COUNTY, IDAHO NOTICE IS HEREBY I that 3 special pillion of tlie qualified voters of the abgyc-i mined School day of May. 1D58, at which election it majority Tax 2 Acres. S22 T5S ig frontage of ISO feet on Ihe North side of Rcservntion Road nnrt having a depth of approxi- a 552 feet Northcrlv from mid Reservation Its East lino being the Westerly of wny Hnc of Ihe U.P. R.R. a a Main Line: its West line being parallel to s.ilri right of llr.e.

DOWNEY Ifi. Golrlon Wise: Lnls 25 to 31 Inclusive Block 32, Park Arirlilinn to Downey Being a fronlape of 175 feet on First West Street and having a deplh of 125 feel along the Norlh side of First North Slrcrl to the alley in saKl Block. The Southwest cornsr of said Jrontnco being the Northeast cornet of tht Intersection of First West Street nnd First North Street. 17 L. mvldsnn.

South 5 Feet of Lot 14 and Lot 15 TUock 43 Park dilion tn Downey, tie me A frontage of feol on Ihe West side of First Street and having a depth of 125 feet to the alloy In snlcl block. The Southeast comer of ealcl frontage bclnn 125 feet North nf the North- corner of the of First West Street and First South SSreet. L- Davidson: Wrst 85 Feet of Ln1s 14 15 nnrt Ifi Block 50 Town- Eile of Downey. Relnfj frnntaee of 85 feet on the North side of Flret South Street and having depth of 75 feet. The Southwest corner of said frontage being the Intersection of the East line of the alley in said block with ihe North line of First Soulh Street.

19 F- L. Davidson: Soulh 25 Feet of Lot 16, Lots 17 and 18 Block 51 Townsltc of Downey: BeEnff a front- ace or 20 feet on the West side of Firfl East Street and having depth of 125 fcf.t alone Iho North line of Fhst South Street to the alley In snld block. The Southeast cornrr of said frontage bclnc the Northwest corner of thr I i of First South S.rrcl and First East Street, and nlsn bclnR a frontage of tcet en Iho East side nf.M.iln Street and hav- Inrr a rteplh of 125 feel alone; Ihe North lino of i Soulh Street to th- alley In said South- st tcorner of fronlatre bclnjf th-- NVrtbpast corner of Iho i Main Street nnd First South w. Jarrcll: Lot 10, BlncX A of Dnivncv. BrlnR a front- i 25 fcrt on Ihe side of i Slrcci nnd having a depth of feel io allev in snid block, Th" Southwest corner nf raid nfff belnjf 50 feet North of Ihe Northeast corner of I he Intersection of Main Sheet and Flrsl South Street.

21. A G. Lni 1. 71: TmvnMlfi nf Brlns 50 feet on West tide of Third East Street and a deplh shall be determined i. vote vol uv 2 oters: 1.

Whether an additional (5) mill levy snail be authorized by the: Board of Trustees of School Number 25 for the support and maintenance of Ihe schools Wjtnln the said School Dis- Irict. as provided by Section 33-905, IDAHO CODE, SB a by HOUFC Bill No. 211, IDAHO SESSION LAWS of Jfi53. for the fiscal year commenc- i July 1 1055. and ending June 30, NOTICE IS GIVEN that said elecilon Is tn be lield between the hours of 1:00 o'clock p.m.

and o'clock p.m. of satd a and shall bo held In various precincts at the following designated places, tow i Emerson School Building located at 526 South flr.int Avenue; Irving i High School Building located at 01: North Grant Avenue; WhLttlcr School Building located at S25 South Fourth Avenue; Franklin Junior High School Build- Ing located at 320 North Eighth Roosevelt School Building located at 210 East Maple Avenue; for rcmiivnl situated in tho 4 NWi.ij of Sec. 32, T. 10 R. Bannock County, fdaho.

cstl- mnted t. be 800.000 cubic yards, more or less nnd for which application I-C3143 was filed by union Pacific Railroad Company, 10 South Main Street, Salt Lake City. Ulnh. on Fehrii.ir.y 4, 1058. bid will be cnn- sidertd for a per cubic vard tor the gravel.

Tot.il appraised price 000.00. Deposit to accDmpnny bid $2.400.00. Deposit mvist be by cash- ler's check, certified check, or money order diawn payable to the Bureau of Land Management. Deposit will be applied to purchase price, refunded, or retained in part as liquidated damages, according to conditions of the snlc. Tho right Is reserved tn reject any and all bids.

Before bills are submitted, full InformntEon concern- inn. the gravel, the conditions of sale, and the submissEnn of bids should be from Jack F. Wilson. District Manner. Bureau nf Land Man- aRemcnr.

220 East l-Uh Street, Burley. Idaho. The sLicerssfiil hidrlerfs) will be i i in reimburse the Government for the cost of this publication. a i hren filed by Charles W. Lattin with the Probate Court of Bannock C3un- NOTICE TS GIVEN a i the hour nf ten o'clock A.M.

of dny, at Ihe Courtroom of Enid Court, at the Cnurllinil: Co-Jlllv Rlnlc 'lime Idnho. has id plnre for of n.lnnnrk. brcn scl as th proving the will said FH.i W. a i deceased, and for hear In the a a nf K.I Id Cha'-les W. T.Mtin fnv ihe ifsitancp to him of Tcslamenlary, when and where irtcrcAtcd a apnear antl contest the same.

Given under my hand and the a of Probate Court this 17th day of A i 1E1E8. WARD Deputy Clerk of the Probate Court (SEAL, JONES. POMEROY JONES, Attorneys for Petitioner "'ocatello, Idaho April 24, May 1, 1055. April 10. J7.

lay 1, 1958 Staple 'nnior High School Bulld- IK located at R15 tJMcKinlcv Avenue, Tyhee School Building locMrd at Tyhee Idclio. FURTItF.R I IS GIVEN, THAT- 1. The assessed valuation nf Ihe property of said District for the next fiscal yaar Is J. The Board of Trustees estimates that It receive $2.017.587.8,1 for general school purpose lo conduct Ihe schools of the District for the i year beginning July 1. 1DS8, and i June SO, 3.

A levy of five (51 mills will raise 5108.12332 for the general fund to support Fchools of the District for the next fiscal a FZflA HAWKES M. Hawkes. Clerk Class School Dlslrict Number Twenty-five Bannock Countv. Idaho DftUd this J5ih day of Anril. IHSfl.

April 17. 24, 1058, Aflvnrtlriemeni NOTICE Notice la hereby given thnt on May 1, 19S3 tho City of Pocatello will re- aepm the following, Lccal Improve- menl Dislrlci Bonds: Bondi No. 70-81 Inclusive--Local Improvement District No. S5 Notice also given Inlcresl on Iho flbovc bonds will cease 'as of May 1, 1013 Funds will be on a at Iho Flnl Security Bank, PocMclo CITY OF POCATELLO JOSEPHINE BALL City Clerk-Treasurer April 30, 241 SI, ISM Legal Advertisement NOTICE TO CnEDlTORS In Iho Probate Courl of Bannock County, Slale oi Idaho I TBt MATTER OF THE ESTATE or JOHN T. TOLER, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN by tha undersigned A i i a i of the ei- late ot said above named decedent lo the Creditors of and all persons having claims agalne: snid decedent, to exhibit such claims with the necessary vouchers within the first publication ot" this notice on Thursday, the 17th day of April. 1D53. to said administratrix at Iho of Terrell Gasser. Attorneys. 201-203 Pioneer Building.

Po- calello, Idaho, which said office the i selects as her place of business in All matters connected with laid estate. ZELLA M. TOLEH Administratrix of 6aid Estate TERRELL GASSER 201-203 Plr.neer Pocalello. Idaho. Attorneys for satd Administratrix April 17.

24, May 1. 8. 1059. Legal Advertisement NOTICE TO CBEDITOHS In Probata Courl oi tha County of Binnock, Slals of Idaho In the Mailer at Est.ite nf JOHN A D. also known as I GODDARD, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tlie undersigned Adminlitrator of the estate of John 1 Henry Goddard, also known PS Johnnie Goddard, deceased, to thft creditors of and to all personi h4vtng agalnit the said deceased, to exhibit tuch el aims, with the necessary vouchers wiihtn four months a the i publication of tho Notice to the said Administrator at the office ol his attorneys. John ion and Olson Suite 303 Carlson i i Pocatello, Idaho, which said place th underlined iclccti as his place ol buslncEs In all connectec i nsld estate or John Henry Goddard, also known as Johnnie Goddard. deceased. LEONARD EUGENE GODDARD ADMINISTRATOR of the a of John Henry Gcddard also known as i Goddard DATED AND PUBLISHED; Apri 24, May 1, 1010. Topping the state for sales during lite first months was District 6, which includes Ne'z Pcrce, Lala)), Idaho, Lewis and Clcarwater counties.

Total for the district was $125,504. However, District 4 Ada, Elmore, Valley and Boise counties --set the pace for March sales with a total of District two Chairman F. M. Swenson, Pocatcllo, March sales in his seven-county district were $77,174, bringing the otal 1958 sales to $300,853 of a quota of $1,235,000. March sales by counties were: Bannock Bingham, Bear Lake, Caribou, Oneida Franklin and Power $751.

1D5G. In favor of the said and aeainst Iho a NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF HEAL PROPERTY In the Diilrlct Courl of thi Fifth Judicial JMlfrlcl ol iha i of Idnho, In and for Counlv of Bannock PROFFSSrONAL A nURF.AU, A Corporation. Plaintiff. JFSSF, T). KARRIS.

a Unrler and by virtue of a Writ nf Execution Issued out of the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of he Slate of Idaho. Tn For the County in an action wherein Professional Adjustment Bureau, a corporation, was i and Jesse D. Harris was a upon a rendered on 1hj3 IfrUi day plaintiff for the sum of $144 20. a money of the Unllod States of Arr.crlcn, with interest and costs. 1 have levied upon all of Ihe riflht.

1itle, claim nd Interest of said a In to the following described real properly, lo-wil: Lots .1 and in Block 328, Town- Fife of Pocalello. Bannock County, Stale of frlahr). as the a appears on the Official plat of the lurvcy of slid to tho General Lind Office by Surveyor General and noUce IF hereby Riven that ivll! on Ibc 14th day of Mav, 10S8, o'clock on a day. at the front dnor al the Bannock Counll Court House In Pocatcllo. Idaho, icl! at public a i for current Uwfu 1 of the United States nf America, all of rliht.

lllle. Halm tnlerrsl of said defendant In and to the abovr dc.crribcd nropcrly. or so much Iherent as a be nrcessary Ir sal'sfv salci i nnd a i costs lo the hlrtder. Dated thl-s I i Hav of A i 158 IL E. PARKER Sheriff By LYLE N.

WETHERBY Deputy April Z4. May 1, 8, 1S58 I.real Arivertlicraent NOTICE NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN THA public hearing will be held Monday April IB, 1058 at 8:00 P.M. In th Commission Chambers of ihe CU Building. 209 East Lewis, to hear dis eussion or protests on the request Leland H. Anderson, 1453 North Ar thur.

to construct nnd operate a serv Ice rfntlon on 00' of Lot 1, Lot 2 Lot 3. and 18' of Lot 4, Block VI A and Roi'tdt. ZONING COMMISSION Clly of Pocate'lo Hiarlnz: B.K) P.M. April 21, April It, 1 li. It, it, Mi Church Appointed To Rackets Group WASHINGTON (UP) Vice 'resident Richard M.

Nixon has appointed Sen; Frank as a member of the Senate Rackets Committee. Church, who at 33 is Ihe Senate's youngest member, succeeds Sen. Pat McNamara (R-Mich.) who resigned in protest against he committee's criticism of organized labor in its initial report. Legal A NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN THAT public hearing wjll ba held Monday. April va, 1053 at 9:00 P.M.

tn the CommJEslnn Chamberi of the City Huilding, 209 East Lowti, to hear discussion 'oi protests on the request Carter Oil Company lo erect an oil and gijsolrne service station on LotB II, 12. 13. and 14, Block Ml, Pocatcllo Toxvniite. ZONING COMMISSION CITY OF POCATELI.O Hearing: 8:00 P.M. April 28.

105B April 14, 19, 21. 1056 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In tho Coutl of Bannock Stale of Idaho IN THE MATTEIl OK THE ESTATE OF EM.MA L. ELJ1OD. sometimes written, EMMA EI.ROD, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Tha all ponons having claims against IhL Estate of Emma L.

Elrod, sometimes written, Emma Elrod, deceased, mu exhibit them with Iho necessary vouchers to the undersigned Exccu tor, I. H. Nelson, at the offlco Black, Bleek Oliver, Attorneys a Law, 205 Carlson Building, Pocalello Idaho, which place is hereby dcslg nated as hla place of business for lh transaction of the business of fail Estate, within four months of lh date of the flnt publication of tht notlec, or the ume will be barred. Dated this 16th day of April. 105B Dale ot first publication: April J-l 1058.

I. H. NELSON -S- Executor nf Ihe Esialc Emma L. Elrod, Deceased BLACK, BLACK Sc OLIVER Pocatcllo, Idaho Executor April May 1,1, II, 1M4 Texan Sets Moscow On Its Ear By DOC QUIGG. NEW YORK (UP)--IE a top yapping about juvenile delinquency long enough, it might be veil to ponder the fact that a couple of our juveniles are international sensations.

One is Bobby Fischer of Brook- yn, who at 14 set the chess world on its ear by defeating grand masters to win the U. S. championship, lie now is entitled lo a crack nl the world chess title, held by Smyslov of Russia. The other is Van Cliburn of Slireveport, and Kilgore, who at 23 set Moscow on its ear this week by winning the Tchaikovsky international piano competition. This extroverted Irish- Texan (both his mother and his father are of Irish descent) gave his lirst public concert in Slireve- port at the age of three.

When he was six, he and his mother, concert pianist, were giving recitals together. On his lirst day in school in Shreveport, the teacher asked him If he could read. 1 he said, "I can read music," When he came Jiera in 1954 (o compete for the coveted Edgar N. Levcntritt Award, they laughed when he sat down to play (honest, that's what I'm told by those who were there). He looked like a misplaced basketball player.

He's six-feet-four but has a mop of curly hair that springs up so that he looks about six-feet-seven. Has Russian Style His hand spans 11'4 inches. He walks with a gangling lope. His piano style Is as Russian as his dialect is east Texan. When he nishcd playing, he had won the ward.

Mrs. l.evcnlritt decided lo i ivc a reception for him a i rst New York Philharmonic ap- carancc. She told him to bring long any friends from home who ad come to hear him. Came the reception, and Mrs. had to fight her way nto the room through a mob of trangers.

"Honey," said Van, weeping an arm toward 75 Te.x- ans, "see these people? These aro a lew of mah friends." Oiburn's Southern ways and Russian style got i nickname "Uncle Vanya" at Colunv lia Artists Management, which las managed i for the last our years. When he decided to jo to Moscow, i i a H. Judd, vice president at Columbia, said: 'They'll have to get an interpre- cr lo interpret for Van's English ntcrpretcr." Crazy About Hominy Grits Cliburn (pronounced Clyburn) is, according to Judd, crazy about lominy grits, black-eyed peas, lam with red gravy, potlikker, collard and mustard greens, and ried steak. There has been some speculation hero about hew Russian food has hit i He was born in Shreveport, where his parents founded a mission a grew into a church. To keep him quiet when he was a tot, his mother used to give him a triangle to bang on i the church music, Kilgore, Ihe a i joined the First Haptis 1 church music.

In Kilgore, the choir. In New York, he joined the Calvary Baptist Church, just down the street from Carnegie Hall. He has i hymns and shor pieces for the church, and com posed a choral setting for i psalm which was sung on thi radio here. He's a friendly character who loves people--and practical jokes Quite a boy. Parma OKs Levy PARMA (UP)--Addition of five mills (o the levy authorize by law has been approved by Par mad school patrons.

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