Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-09

l. q, Reniivorth, have obtained a
,sase o, the Parker q weeter base
mept in which they expect to open
a nrst-cIass barber shop and pool
hal, IN the near future.
Tho Standard Bearers company
will hold its first regular meeting
Of the new year Monday. Oct. 10.
at AIS sharp. at the Methodist
church The first chapter Of the
new book will be given.
superintcndent Carl r. Marcusen
was given authority at the meeting
Of the board Of county commission
srs Tuesday to make an expendi-
ture OF s1OO for the advertising
OF Carbon schools in the Descf
News Christmas number and the
Tribune New Years edition.
A resolution was passed AT the
last meeting Of the commissioners
that the county sinking fund should
he placed In the Helper bank and
that $4,000 should be borrowed
from the Price First National bank
for forty-five days at $ per cent.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued by the county clerk as fol-
lows. Oct 2. to George ]. Potter
and Evelyn May steady OF Ridgway,
Colo: Oct. 3. to Sam Farbino and
Tercsina Lamanna OF sunnyside:
Yonanzo Yeda and Haru ozaki Of
Price.
The parkkeeper's work at the
city park has closed for the year
and everything has been shaped mp
for the winter The trees and
grass are looking splendid and II
will be but q short time until the
park will be one OF the really de
iiRhtful resorts Of the city.
The citizens residing on the north
end OF Seventh street have decided
that they are in need OF sewer con
ncctions and are willing TO pay
their pro rata for an extension Of
the system. Arrangements have
Teen completed to take the system
NJ far as the J. W Loofbourow
corner.
The firm Of Sterling & Middleton
has moved its abstract business
from the Carbon County Commits
sion company's building to the
frame building on the northwest
corner OF the Methodist church lot
The commission company now occu-
pies the whole OF the floor space ut
lie place OF business.
AZ the bridge club last night one
OF the gentlemen present dropped
piece Of his wearing apparel. bear
Ing a close resemblance TO garter
one Of the ladies present found n
and asked that the owner idnetify
H. No one present had the toner
ity TO claim ownership. The ini-
tials, while not quite leglble, appear
to be f. X. o. owner can have
spme on application.
John Carlisle. who for several
years has been foreman OF the Du-
chcsnc record AZ Myton. visited the
Advocate editor this week. Mr. Car
lislc Is returning from trip to
Hannibal, No. where he has been
90 attend the sick bed and subao-
quent death OF his father. This
weeks Record contains the an
nouncement OF the sale OF interests
In that concern by Fred l.. watrous
TO VIM. III. Smart.
Frank GaluEzo, a trestlo foreman.
was killed instantly at the Gerow
camp, Utah Construction company.
last Thursday afternoon. While
dumping a string OF cars at the Cor
don creek fill the contents OF the
rear ear. which probably was loaded
with some heavy rock. tore loose
one OF the trestle bents and pre-
ripiinted the entire string into the
guleh. Galuzzo was carried to the
bottom under the falling mass.
Galuzgo was the NTH man to
meet death In the construction com
pany's camp. One was killed at
Black Hawk on a steam shovel one
at Eggleston a Matthews camp. one
at Watts camp and one at Browns
camp.
u =. Mccardle, manager OF the
Panther Coal company's hotel, was
a business visitor TO Price yester-
day The Panther residents are
very anxious for the establlshinent
OF a school district and do not like
the idea OF being compelled 20 trans.