Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-05
PRICE AND VICINITY

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The o. g. Kimball estate at SEQ
tield has paid into the state treas
ury OF Utah a hundred and ten dol
lars Inheritance tax.
So heavy is the present traffic on
the Denver and Rio Grande that
four extra cars are now going with
the overland trains.
The sheep Of the Southern Utah
counties are in satisfactory condi-
ton, according to r. r.. Murray.
chief Of the bureau Of animal indus
try.
DR.. A. G. sorenson reports a case
Of smallpox at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. John a. Forsythe. their 3-year-
old little girl The case Is mild
one, however.
County Treasurer oliver T. Har-
mon has named Miss Mabel Harris
OF Brigham City as his deputy. The
young lady Is experienced i'm the
work OF the office.
Clyde Jackson, who recently took
the State Bank OF Helper down the
line for about twelve thousand dol
lars, has been assigned to work in
the laundry az the state peniten-
tiary.
The county commissioners are
booked to meet in regular session
on the 18th OF September. satur-
day. Numerous bills held over
from previous meetings will at that
time DO passed upon.
West Bros. Texas Rangers"
played under canvas at Price last
Saturday evening to above the ay-
orage audience for this city. The
brass band Ia the best that has ever
been along this way, numbers con-
sidered.
Utah Hebrews will celebrate their
calendar day. marking the third an
niyersary OF the beginning OF the
world, on September 18th. They
believe the world will be 5673 years
old on that date. According TO or
thodox rites the day OF atonomcnt
begins at sunrise, September goth.
Foundations for the double brick
store buildings Of @. A. Iverson on
North Eighth street. between his
home and that OF Levi ". Harmon,
TO be twenty-five by fifty feet with
10 be twenty-five by sixty feet with
heating plant and basement under
the rear.
William Sanders. railroad man
OF Helper. reported to the police nj
Salt Lake City last Friday that he
was atrongarmed In n saloon on
West Second South street. San
dcrs says that his assailants attack
cd him and stole a wallet contain
ing ten dollars.
James Dryner has sold his ranch
property above Helper TO Andrew
Omen OF Price. the latter having
taken possession. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brynor are now visiting relatives In
various parts OF the state and are
no, a. yet decided where they will
locate permanently.
John Cock. the fireman who ca-
capped with his life In the wreck at
Farnham recently. met with a pain
ful accident few days later at
Castle Gate. when a pickaS. with
which no was working flew off the
handle. striking him on the head
and inflictlng an ugly wound.
q. A. Iyerson has rented his resi-
dence property at Price TO Mrs. ID.
II. Magdeii. who will take boardera
during tho school year. Senator
lyerson and family so to Salt Lake
City In the meantime, where the
formers legislative duties viii take
up a considerable portion OF his
time.
Fred W. Chambers. state fish
and game commissioner. Is eagerly
awaiting the arrival OF the govern
ment sharps requlsitloned 10 inves-
ugate Utah's sick ducks. Commits
sioner Chambers says he hopes TO
save a majority OF the ducks. The
government Is expected 20 send two
experts Instead OF one.
Brick work Is we'll along on En-
met X. Olsons theater building on
Main street. The house will seat
when completed four hundred and
sixty persons. and this capacity may
be later Increased by a couple OF
hundred by the addition OF gal
lery. which Is planned. The strue-
ture and It's furnishings Is 10 cost
around fifteen thousand dollars.
Obnoxious weeds throughout the
state are doomed. according TO the
decision OF the board OF governors
OF the Utah Development league,
Supervisors are 10 be appointed
for the determination Of the weeds
! n the state Legislature acts upon
the suggestion Of the board. The
hoard also fayors the building OF an
ABRAHAM Lincoln military high
way"