Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-08

Wy ANtNUAutls
Price. Utah, August 6, 1919.
The county commissioners Of Utah
county have received word from the
secretary Of the state road commits
sion that Spanish Fork Canyon had
been made a state road from Span
ish Fork through the canyon into
Price. Another state road has been
made from Cotton to Duchesne.
Fire Monday afternoon about six
o'clock destroyed a shed In the rear
OF the Methodist parsonage belong
ing TO Henry Wade. willing hands
responded with buckets and hose
and the fire was practically out be-
fore the fire hose was got into com
mission. The loss was a slight one.
Joseph Curtis OF Desert Lake left
at this office this week a sample of
dry land wheat raised on his ranch
In the Henry Mountains. Curtis
has forty-five acres OF this wheat
besides numerous other crops on
his land which he says are. doing
fine. The wheat may be seen I'm
The Advocate office window.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker OF
Winter Quarters. announce the mar
riage Of their daughter. Edna. to
William II. Lawley. Jr.. of that place
ON August goth. at their home in
the upper coal camp. The groom is
the son OF w. II. Lawley OF Ken
ilworth and formerly resided in
Price. The Advocate extends con-
CALCULATIONS.
Friends OF William NJ. Roylance.
former speaker OF the house. for
mer mayor OF Provo and one OF the
Utah delegates to the Baltimore con-
vention. have been urging him to
become n candidate at the democrat
&c state convention for either the
office of governor or for congress.
So tar Roylance has declined TO
accept the invitation.
a committee OF Carbon county
citizens appointed by the trustees
OF the high school being construct
ed az Price. IL In the city 10 get es-
Inmates for the furnishing aud
equipment OF the new building. says
last Saturdays Salt Lake Telegram.
The committee comprises l.. n. Har-
mon OF Price. Neil Madison OF SEQ
field and Enooh Bryner OF Helper.
Lloyd Sigler. vice president OF
the Buokhorn Valley irrigation pro-
jcct. which IL being promoted in
Emery county by Salt Lake city
parties. was Price visitor the first
of tho week and together with Fred
Wood OF tho Savoy hotel and =. l..
Green, made a trip 60 Huntington
yesterday In the latter's automobile.
The trip was made in good time
both going and returning.
The new Wilson Cafe opened up
for business last Saturday evening
In hte James building on Main
street with an entirely new stock
OF furniture and fixtures. The VIII
son In under the management OF
Tony Sedwlek. first class chef
from Salt Lake City who thorough
~ understands his business. IL n
the Intention OF the management 20
run an up-to-date place and cater
10 the best OF trade.
The case In the district court
against young Thompson. charged
with cattle stealing was heard last
week. resulting In an acquitthl for
Thompson. Glen Olsen, an accom-
plice. who plead guilty some time
ago and was sentenced to one year
In the penitenuary, was taken 90
Salt Lake City yesterday where he
VIII serve his time. The case OF
Gunderson VI. Martello Is occupy
ing the attention OF the court TO
day as The Advocate goes 20 press
It's the hard cider jag now that
II popular, That Is the opinion OF
the police who are investigating the
Increase In intoxieatlon during the
last few weeks. says the Grand
Sentinel. Last years out
put OF cider has hardened eonsid-
erably and Is being sold In large
quantities. II Is charged. Some have
the bold effrontery TO claim that Il
is not hard cider that Is the trouble
maker but jamaica ginger. or even
hop ale.
A Greek miner was brought down
from Hiawatha Monday on a special
train and taken 10 the hospital az
Silt Lake City suffering from
badly bruised head. caused by a
rock from blast falling on him,
The Greek was asleep In his tent
Sunday night at the coal camp when
a rock from a blast near by struck
him In the head bruising him up
pretty badly. While waiting here
for No. the man was suffering
considerably. being out OF his head,