Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-24

Copies Of the fish and game law
are now being distributed. showing
that all insectiverous and migratory
birds are protected except the Eng
lish sparrow. Commissioner Cham
bers has been advised that protected
birds are being killed in different
parts Of the state. which he proposes
to have stopped. Violation Of the
law Is n misdemeanor, punishable by
Imprisonment OF not more than
three months or by a fine Of not
more than three hundred dollars or
by both fine and imprisonment.
BY recent changes In schedules
Of passenger trains on the Denver
and Rio Grande and the Missouri
Pacific. the trip between Salt Lake
City and st. Louis will be made in
forty-eight hours. according to an
announcement made from the pass
enger department OF the Denver and
Rio Grande. This IL a cut Of about
eleven hours on the old time. much
OF which IL made possible by the
elimination OF the delay at Pueblo,
Colo. About ten hours IL saved be-
tween salt Lake City and Kansas
City.
Harry A. Griffiths. an old time
conductor OF the Denver and Rio
0rande system. Ia now running the
sunnyslde train in and out OF Hell
per, succeeding County Commission
er Hamilton. The latter IA running
out Of Helper extra. Piacards are
posted at sunnyside and at Helper
advising passengers going TO and
from these stations on Denver and
Rio Grande trains 10 purchase tick
cts. Since Harry Griffith took this
run there Ia said to be a substan-
tial increase In cash receipts be-
tween the two points.
At a meeting OF the first prcsi-
dency and presiding bishopric. held
at Salt Lake City last Monday, Il
was decided that the presiding bish-
opric be authorized to begin to con-
struct the foundation OF the build
ing for the general offices OF the
church. including those OF the first
presidency, historians office, genoa
logical society and other church Of
fees, and that the building be plan
ned for five stories, approximate
dimensions. a hundred and forty
feet long by sovonty-flye feet wide.
the general entrance 90 be on tho
west side.
While out hunting yesterday near
Hiawatha. Camelia Dcbonia was ac-
cldentally shot By his companion,
Dominec Beyioudua, about o'clock.
After the shooting Beyioudua tried
TO get away and was caught by
Sheriff Keller and Deputy Pace at
Gaylord this side OF Hiawatha. He
> was brought to Price and lodged In
jah. Debonia was shot Just below
the heart and at last accounts was
still alive, with little chance OF his
recovery. Deviouaua. who did the
shooting. claims Il was accidental.
Both are Italians and have always
been the best of friends.
> The government printing office Rl
Washington. ID. c.. has Just issued O
large booklet on tho coal fielda OF
Grand Mesa and the West Ell
Mountains OF Colorado. IL contains
about three hundred pages and
scores OF fine illustrations showing
many views OF the Grand Mesa sec
ton. Very few people know thai
the entire lower strata OF Grand
Mesa Ia lined with coal deposits oil
, n high order and that the coal un
, der the great weight OF rock IL o.
/, an exceptionally high carbon value
, The book Ia n rare treatise and wal
published by the United States geo
logical survey.
This from hist Saturdays Helpe
/, Times: Frank Duaerre was ar
!, rested yesterday charged with steal
!, ing pair OF shoes. In his room
were found n number OF stolen ar
. tlcles, such as blankets, quilts. bed
!, spread, n dollar watch and n gol'
Queen Louise bracelet. Most o
: the stolen property has been identi
fled. He also had In HIS possession
an Owl receipt for dues belonginl
70 TO George Sawyer. Duserro ha'
Is erased sawyer's signature from IN
4 receipt and forged his own name 4
I Il. Sheriff Keller took the prisone
J. To Price and lodged him In jail. Du
a serre was employed here ne a black
}. smith,"
= Says Cedar clty's Record OF las
Friday: According TO news dis
I, patches. Green River Is soon 20 haY
a magnificent twenty-five thousan'
dollar hotel. Only few years az
J. five OF six-this place was bu
d little more than a whistllng statiol
d on the Denver and Rio Grande. nea
:. the Colorado line. A few enthusias
4 tic. progressive men have suoceede'
}. In advertising the possibilities o
L that section OF Utah so thorough
o that II n now ono OF the most rap
, idly developing portions OF IN
y state. II n another example o
J. what united effort may do In a con
munity which has undeyeloped re
sources"
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