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

According to the new Catholic d.
rectory publlshed In New York.
there are $4,000 Catholics in the
Utah diocese; number Of churches.
81; with resident priests, o; one
college, two academies, four paro-
chial schools with 273 pupils, and
one orphan asylum with 100 in
mates.
Printing IL principally a labor
proposition. Practically every dol
lar you pay for a Job Ia paid out
for labor. The money you pay for
your printing gets back on Main
street. almost before your check n
cleared az the bank. II n false
economy to send any printing money
out OF your town.
Additional contributions 90 the
relief fund for flood sufferers in the
East received by the commercial
club yesterday raised the total on
hand TO ,3743.3f. the largest con-
tribution OF the day being t25s.75
received from the employees OF the
Utah Fuel company at Castle Gate.
says Fridays Herald-Republioan.
DR.. T. d. Beatty. secretary OF the
state board OF health. addressed n
mass meeting NJ Payaon last Satur-
day night on Pure Water" Ac-
cording TO DIR. Beatty. many towns
In different parts OF tho state are
using water from contaminated we'll
and streams. His talk was the fore
runner OF campaign by tho state
board OF health.
NJ. GlaaGman OF Castle Dale was
arrested last week for cruelty "a
animals ON n complaint sworn TO by
fiumnnv- officer ID. ]. shuiar. II n
claimed by Shuler that Glassmaf
brought In colt from the rcserva'
ton country tied behind a wagon IN
such manner that Il was nearly
choked to death when Il reached
Price. The colt had TO be killed.
Says Proyo's Post OF last Tues
day: "The Carbon county people
have applied to Utah county 20 take
care OF their poor and INDECENT. and
Il was agreed 10 look after then
for twenty-five dollars per persoI
per month. =. ID. Hatch OF Greer
River was granted a license TO Dc
abatractlng In Utah county upoi
Furnishing a bond OF ten thousand
dollars"
In accordance with his promise q
the Utah Development league las
week. Gov william spry has Issues
a proclamation designating as "Utal
Development Week" the period froI
May 18th TO May nth. inclusive
Meetings will be held in variou
towns OF the state during that weel
for the purpose OF instilling In tn
people desire 10 boost the stat
and develop It's resources.
Controversies between the gov
ernment and prospective water user
under the Strawberry Valley projec
may cause a delay In the matter o
turning OF water into the canals
Secretary Lane has invited complain
ants 20 appear In Washington. i
C., early In May. at which tim
hearings will be had In an effort 4
settle the disputes, which are In re
gard to the methods and details o
distribution.
GutheIl-Broeker Automobile CON
pany has received a carload OF For
runabouts from the factory an
they were unloaded here Tuesday
The machines are OF the latest 1871
pattern aud are certainly beauties
Last week this fH bought In Sal
Lake City a new FRANKLIN car 10 b
used In carrying the mail and pass
engers from Price TO Emery count
points. The car went out this morn
ing on its first trip.
Harmon Bros. Mercantile CON
many this week closed a deal for II
store building on the south side o
West Main street, the purchaser b.
ing Harry Crane OF the Price Gu
bar. Circulars and an advertise
ment In this impression OF The Ad
yocate announce the going out Q
business OF the mercantile eompan,
Levi N. Harmon, the manager an
head OF the business, is as yet un
decided as to Just what he will do.
The April number OF the Nation
al Woolgrower Is out. II contain
articles on "Woolgrowing In Aus
tralla," "The Sheep Market" PRO
duction and Consumption" BY l
q. Lively OF Cheyenne, ''Better Me
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