Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-01-23

anything harsh TO say against the
parcel post and a few kind words Of
approval for the new Institution are
contained in a circular sent to all
officials OF the American Express
company by its president. James G..
Fargo.
After suffering an operation and
long term In the hospital II. +.
Haines, commissioner for the board
OF immigration and labor statistics,
returned 20 his office at Salt Lake
City last Monday. lie expects 90
keep working at his delayed annual
report.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Elwood are
now comfortably housed in their
new home on North Sixth street,
ono Of the coolest and most modern
OF many recent new ones at Price.
NJ. and Mrs. II. 8. Robinett take
the dwelling recently vacated by
the Elwoods.
Chalky Germaine, we'll known TO
local sports and others at Price. Is
stlIl anything but n well man at
Salt Lake City. A subscription was
but recently taken up there to send
him back to his home In 81. Louis.
Mo. but for some reason he still
remains at Zion.
W. y. Anderson a Co.'S stock Of
furnishing goods. clothing and SINH
lar merchandise. sold 20 a local
concern last week. Inventories about
slxty-onc hundred dollars and ~ q
cash transaction. Anderson a Co.'s
creditors will receive about sixty
cents on the dollar.
Charles G.. Clauson II making
final homestead proof on hundred
ana sixty acres OF land over near
BLACK Hawk. He " making a sue
cess OF gardening and truck farm
lng. selling the products OF his
ranch at good prlcoa In the three
adjacent mining camps.
wasatch store company at Win
tor Quarters ~ this week conducting
stock reducing sale that Il At
tracing buyers not only OF that
camp. but from Scofield and else
where as we'll Many scasonablc
lines OF merchandise are being clos
cd out TO make room for spring
goods.
\. J. Mullings. special agent ior
the Denver and Rio Grandc and well
and most fayorably known locally.
has resigned lie will devote his
time TO q we'll equipped ranch jua
outside OF Salt Lake City. maintail-
lng his residence. however, al Zion.
lila successor has not o. yet been
named
Tho remains OF william Crombie.
who died Wednesday az HiaWathn.
will be brought TO Price tomorrow
friday morning for intorment. on
arrival OF the Southern Utah train
the local Masonic lodge will take
charge OF the burial services. aud
intormont will be made Ia Price
cemetery.
willard Done. state Insurance
commissioner. has sounded an Of
| fetal warning against "a firm OF
brokers known as Charles a. white
a Co. OF Chicago. alleged 10 be-
attempting TO write insurance IN
Utah. These brokers'" says Done,
ARE not authorized to write IN
the state
Last Friday the street commits
slonor began the work OF thawlng
out frozen water mains By electric
current on the same plan that has
proven 80 successful az Salt Lake
City, The stubbornest pipes are
brought to time aud the water fore
cd through them IN an average III
twenty minutes,
Dumaync a Co. are soon To open
a saloon AZ Black Hawk. In the
deal with the coal company on the
Matt Andler land Dumayne q co,
got saloon privilege for three
years, Andler recently sold his
hundred and sixty acres for eleven
thousand dollars. but previously had
given a lease to the saloon people,
\ nernardl a VILLA expect 20 have
their meat market open and ready
for business az the Franks building
about the first OF February. c. A.
Franks. after closing out his stock
OF general merchandise at retail,
viii give his time 20 photography.
His studio Is one OF the best equip
ped In this section OF the state.
George W. Hrandons saloon at
Green River was burglarlEed few
evenings ago. Several demijOhns
OF fire water and about dozen
boxes OF cigars taken by the burg
lars was later found cached In a
nearby field. A second attempt TO
enter the place was frustrated. but
the thieves we're uneaptured at last
accounts.
Says last Mondays Provo Herald
- writ OF attachment for the per
son OF DR.. A. c. sorensen OF Price
was ordered issued this morning by
Judge a. h. Morgan, in the Fourth
District court, DR.. Sorensen having
failed TO appear TO show cause why