Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-01-09
NEIGHBORHOOD And CITY
NEWS BRIEFLY RELATED


James Hacking of vernd is
afraid the alfalfa weeyil Will be
brought into the Uintah Basin by
way Of strawberry tunnel unless
close watch Is kept. He says the
pest could easily be carried In hay
which Is taken in there from Utah
county. AZ far as Is known that
section has not become infected
with the weevil.
McKune Forwarding company is
figuring to run spur railroad
track from the Denver and Rio
Grande main line to the old court
house building, which Is being used
for storage and warehouse pur-
poses. McKune did last year over
two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars business. and II In expected TO
Guido this the present year.
with this issue The Advocate be-
gins a series of plans and specifica-
lions OF dwellings. prepared by
Glenn l.. Saxton OF Minneapolis,
MINI, one OF the leading architects
OF this country, and which n is
trusted will be Of interest TO read
ers. more especially numerous real
dents OF Price that contemplate
building homes this coming year.
The Walters stock company plays
two nights az the Exc theater next
week. commencing Monday. January
18th. The opening bill will be
"The Turning Point" Tuesday night
they will preaent The Confession"
prices being twenty-five, thirty-five
and fifty cents. The Walters COM
pany Is one OF the best that visit
Price and always gives satisfaction.
X. II. Thompson OF this city. In
tcrceied with others In "A dirigible
headlight for vehicles. has received
word from the patent office at
Washington, ID. G.. that letters pat
ent are soon to be issued 20 them
on their device known generally a.
n light for automobiles. They have
good thing In the opinion OF all
those who have investigated the
/ proposition.
l.. n. Mccormick IL doing some
l fencing on the four hundred and
some eighty odd acres OF land own
cd by himself and associates south
OF Price and around the old sheep
ahearing corrals. Last year this
ground was put out TO oats. hay
and potatoes with about fourth
OF each forty-aere tract in two-year
old apple trees. The lands are sell
Ing at around n hundred and
twenty-five dollars an acre for zach
forty.
J. NJ. Miller IL beginning with his
ice harvest NJ Cotton. The product
this season Ia OF fine quality. clean
and OF convenient thickness for
easily handling. Orders 30 far for
his mountain spring water ice are
the heaviest for many years. Much
OF Il will go as far west as the In
terror OF the state OF Nevada and
east to Grand Junction. Colo. not
including the orders OF the Denver
and RIO Grande and Western Pact
fie railroads.
Harry Gesas. proprietor OF the
Kentucky Liquor House. has an Inn
portant announcement In this Inn
preston OF The Advocate In which
he quotes prices on numerous
brands OF fine old WHISTLES. wines
an" eordiais especially for the fam
lily trade az Price and surrounding
territory. lie makes prompt delly'
cries by express and otherwise
Consumers OF merchandise. such ~
the Kentucky Liquor House dis
penses. viii find both quality and
prices right.
The survey OF the Utah Goa
Railway company contemplates q
tunnel through Castle Gate rock on
the south side OF Price River Can
yon hundred feet or more above
the Denver and Rio Grande's tracks
This win add materially 20 the
scenic grandeur OF the canyon <l,Ai
the town OF Castle Gate there vii
be another tunnel through the
rocky point on the south or wesi
side OF the Price river. where VIII
low Greek comes In. The railroad
tracks at this point are consider
able distance above the tipple Of
the Utah Fuel eompany's mine.
j. +, Petit, state coal mine in
speotor. got In his first official AZ
last Thursday az Salt Lake City, az
ter removal to the Walker Banl
building, by putting his foot throug
the glass door separating his office
from that OF the state pure food
commission. thus securing addition
al ventilation. There has been {
great mortality among the glass
doors In that building since IA
opening. Altogether. nearly a hun
dred have become shattered re
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