Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-01-16
IEIGHBORHOOD And CITY
NEWS BRIEFLY RELATED


than the Gregorian calendar. The
event was celebrated by Carbon
county Greeks according 60 the
rules of the orthodox Greek church.
Work is not likely to be resumed
on the Carbon stake tabernacle mt
Price until some time In the spring
President of the stake tverson says
the building fund Is at this time ex-
ceedlngly low. even II the weather
would permit OF work towards It's
completion.
Seven firms at Salt Lake City aud
Price have filed suits against J. l..
Eckert. contractor for the county
high school building, to collect for
materials used in the structure.
The suits run into several thous-
ands of dollars and are brought in
the district court.
Walters Stock company, always
popular in the cities and towns OF
this section of the state. presented
The Turning Point" at the Exc
theater last Monday evening TO
fairly good sized and an apprecia-
tive audience. followed by THE
Confession" on Tuesday evening.
Evidence was heard ON petition of
the Utah Coal Railway ut Provo last
Monday to occupy property in Span
ish Fork Canyon for railroad right
Of way purposes, pending trial In
the condemnation proceedings OF the
Utah Coal railway Va. susannah 4.
Pace The bond was fixed at $500.
X. $. Collet OF Roosevelt Is in
receipt of a letter from $. II Bah
cock, traffic manager OF the Moffat
road, requesting Information as 20
the point the Moffat road would
have TO reach in order TO secure the
traffic OF the basin. All OF which
indicates pressing interest IN that
section.
The hunting season for quail
and duck IL now closed In all parts
OF the state except San Juan. wash
ingion and Kane counties The
season Ia these southern counties
continues until February lat. Ac-
tordlng TO reports received hunting
In all these localities IL exception
ally good.
Carbon county. through Salt
Lake City legal firm. has brought
suit against Gwilym Jones and his
bondsmen for s41s3.17. the amount
alleged TO be duo on tho shortage
OF Jones. while acting as county
clerk and recorder. The bondsmcn
arc u. y. caffey. w. u. MacLean
and y. n. Cameron.
Andrew stoltE. aged about 60
years and the father OF Herman
Stoitz OF Price. died nj his home nj
Fairfield. Ills. on the sth OF the
present month Of dropsy. Herman
stoltz. who went to the bedside Of
his parent on being advised OF his
Illness some two months ago. Is ex-
pected back in Price any day now.
Farmers OF Eastern Utah are in
yited by the faculty OF the Carbon
county high school 10 have their
milk tested and checkups OF herds
made. They are asked 60 send or
bring the same 20 Professor Maui
CHAN. who Will make an analysis OF
the same without any charge what
ever. Make use OF the high school.
which IL yours"
Hotels throughout Utah and Col
orado are displaying petitions for
the signatures OF travelling men to
urge the enactment OF legislation
permitting commercial nlen 20 vote
wherever they may happen 60 be on
election day. provided they have n
legal vote. The petitions are being
generously signed as the text h
palpably n popular one.
Rumor has Il that Armour a Co.
are TO put In a branch house at
Price for the distribution OF their
meat products with a manager In
charge. With house here that
firm would be better able to take
care OF It's trade north and south
as well as at the coal camps sur
rounding. The coal camp trade Is
OF, itself assuming very large pro-
portions over what II previously has
been.
c. A. Franks ls closing out his
stock OF general merchandise at the
Franks building on East Main
street. A large and complete line
OF groceries Is included and Is going
AT actual cost. The lower floor and
basement OF the building has been
leased for term OF five years 20
Bernardo a villa. who are TO open
there soon with a meat market and
a line of merchandise. The latter
are owners of the Garden Store.
Application 90 purchase coal land
In Carbon county. designated as the
west half OF Section SO. Township
~. Range Q East, was filed with
the Salt Lake City land office last
Monday by Laura Il. Cameron of
Salt Lake City and John r. Whit
taker OF Newton. la. Some OF the
land was classified at 500. some at
$40. some at s115 and the highest
al $3.50 per acre. the total amount
being $SS,500. The land Is close