Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-26

ture show at City Hall last Monday
evening that was we'll received by
those attending.
The Methodist Sunday school
folks had a Christmas tree at the
church last evening. Fruits, nuts
and candles we're distributed 20 the
children.
Pace a Tingley expect to get /
their furniture and undertaking es-
tablishment at Helper started and
ready for business by the 18th Of
January.
Kid Clair was trimmed In ten |
rounds before an average size man |
~ sport crowd at the Exc theater |
last Saturday evening by Kid Chris
tenson. the Helper lad.
Joseph Stokes OF Cleveland. who
has been working at the Black
Hawk mines for the past two
months. was run over there few
days ago by "trip" and quite bad
ly injured. although not seriously.
NJ. p. Braffet figures to erect a
brick building. this coming spring,
about thirty by sixty, on the J. o.
Fausett property one block north of
Main street. He states he has n
tenant for II for a drug and station
cry store.
The machinery for the Helper
electric light plant has arrived and
10 being placed in position. City
Engineer Hart IL pushing the work
as fast as possible and II will not
be great while before the Juice"
will be turned on.
II Is reported that forty more
rooms are TO be built onto the an
mex OF the Denver and Rio Grande
Hotel at Helper. The hotel at the
present time cannot accommodate
much more than half the people
who desire TO stop there.
W. n. Frye has bought the old
wclls-Fargo office building at the
corner OF Main and Tenth streets
and IL today moving Il TO the Brat
let corner lot northwest from the
Tavern. Judge Frye will move his
law office TO the building.
John X. Bullock, Edward ID. Sam
ueln. I. J. Bracken and other lead
ing citizens are agitating the ques-
ton OF n big hotel for vernal. and
they claim they can easily sell stock
enough 10 erect a modern. subatan'
tiai and up-to-date structure.
Five automobiles are now doing
service on the Cotton and Verna
stage line. two additional machinei
having been bought and delivered
at Cotton during the last week. The
line so far IL success and IL be-
ing literally patronlzed in both d.
rectlons.
The Carbon County High schoo
building - expected 10 be ready fol
occupancy by pupils and teachinl
corps on the 18th OF January OF
perhaps a few days earlier. depend
ing upon the progress OF the work
men now putting on the finishinf
touches there.
DR.. Il. s. Allison. formerly o
Clear Greek but now praeticing al
Salt Lake City. had a black leather
\ grip containing valuable surgical In
I Htruments stolen from his automo
|, bile at Salt Lake City last Thurs
day evening. The theft occurred 81
: the downtown district.
III An equity suit OF Richard 7
| Kroupa against the American ozo
kerlte company with large proDert!
| holdings at Cotton and Soldier sum
nit was dismissed nj the cost o
| complainant In the United State
| federal court at Salt Lake City las
Monday.
Frank Galley. son OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Il. r. Caffey OF Salt Lake City
underwent an operation for append
citls al a Salt Lake City hospita
| last Saturday. Young Caffey ha
| lust returned home for the holiday
from Ann Arbor. Mich. lie yisite
with relatives and friends al Prize
last summer.
DIR. II. S. Allison, formerly &
| Clear Creek. and Or, Warren Ber
iamin, who at one time did relic
work in Carbon county for IN
Utah Fuel company surgeons. hay
been appointed local physicians an
surgeons for the Denver and III
Grande at Salt Lake city. effeetiy
the first OF the yeaf.
Mcpherson Bros. have moved int
the room vacated by W. +. Asimu
AT Green River and will RENAL
there until their own handsom
brick edifice Is completed TIA
Diehl will remain with them q
head clerk In the grocery depar
ment. Charles Mcpherson is han'
ling the meat market,
BEGINNING last Monday depuu'
OF the state fish and game depar
ment. IN charge OF Commissions
Fred W. Chambers, will trap RIM
tailed and Hungarian partridge
Salt Lake county. The specimen