Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-07
Correspondence The Advocate.

correspondence The Advocate
NEsLEN. Utah. Nov. THE new
tlpple OF the American Fuel com
psny here is nearing completion un-
der the supervision OF W. u. Ste
vens. formerly Of Price and Helper.
and the company will be shipping
coal In the very near future. The
new store building and stock will
be the finest and most up-to-date
vest OF Denver. Colo. Il il declared.
The building Is constructed OF local
stone. which Is Of the very best
quality The coal washer ia the
largest In the state and is being
placed In position by an expert from
Chicago
The ladies improvement club of
the camp met at the hosphabie homo
OF Mrs. !. Il. Parsons on Thursday
OF last week Some political matters
were discussed.
u. \. Parsons OF Price was here
last week ON n visit to his brother.
Dr. l. Il. Parsons. local physician
and surgeon
W. : Thomas. superintendent of
the properties here. was NJ Thomp-
sons last week on important bust
ness for the company.
Mrs. H. Johnson has gone to Den
YER, Colo. TO try to dispose Of some
real estate In that city. Herself and
family are pleased with this new
camp.
Edward Anderson OF Thompsons
II building a thirty-room addition TO
his hotel at that place. J. W. Kirby
OF Green River IL doing the work,
employing a biz bunch Of carpcn-
ters.
The Ncslen Hotel has fifty board
ers nj this time and the number In
orcaslng every day
Some Of the largest stockholders
OF the American Fuel company came
In from Salt AXE City a week ago
yesterday. accompanied by General
Manager kittlc. making an inapoc-
ton Of the property the following
day. All were well pleased with the
work being done under direction Of
superintendent Thomas. The party
consisted of =. e. Kittlc. John PIN
gree OF the ogden National bank.
Fred Lock OF Los Angeles and Cen
,ral Manager nix OF the Davis
County Nursery company. besides
several others.
Several local sportsmen were out
hunting week ago yesterday
Plenty OF signs were In evidence.
but only one deer was killed
Moab frciEhters are busy hauling
coal out OF this camp for winter use.
There II considerable demand for
the product here from that section.
The streets and sidewalks have a
neat appearance under tho supcrW-
sion OF General Foreman pccrman
Dradley's laundry has put In some
new machinery Of late. Tho orlgi-
nal plant has been discarded ~ out
OF date because OF the requirements
from the growth Of the camp,
Thomas Akama Is doing some
clever photography In and around
tho camp. ~" Is an artist IN every
sense OF the word
The general health OF che camp
has never been better than az this
time, an nducemont FOR people 90
remain here. once they have come.
Pipe IL being laid for the com
pany's water system, The camp H.
blessed with as good water as there
is In the state
Mr.. and Mrs H. Llnconfeltor are
entertaining the first child born In
tho camp. Il Is a girl and has been
chrlstened Neslen Linconfelter
A. l., Groves. manager OF the Bal
lard and Thompsons railroad. has
gone 20 Grand Junction. Colo. 10
Visit his family a short time.
Manager Chalstrom OF tho Noslen
Mercantile company Is stocking up
for the winter with line that
would be a credit 10 Salt Lake city
or Grand Junction merchants.
Jerry Grimes. "a former engineer
on the Southern Utah out OF Price.
Is assisting In the installation OF the
new boilers and machinery for the
company, j. A, Eoton OF New York
rs In charge.
William Flannery OF Price Is
nursing a sore foot. having recently
run a nail into the member.
The camp has flrst-class bak-
cry. known "a the DeJuliO