Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15
|EIGHBORHOOD AND CITY
\ NEWS BRIEFLY RELATED

Marriage licenses we're issued
during the week 70 william NJ. Fow-
Ter and Mrs. Annice Pickenstcin of
Black Hawk and Give Johnson and
Bertha May Mattingley OF Heiber-
gor. Colo.
Turner a Silvagni, the local con-
tractors and civil engineers. are
putting In all the stone abuttments
for culverts and bridges for the
Utah Railway company between Hell
per and Mohrland. Their contract
will run around forty thousand dol
lars.
s. George Davis and Richard Tiff
fanny OF Provo have gone Co the
Strawberry tunnel to do the cater
Ing for the employees OF the reclama-
ton service who will be there for
some time cleaning up the unfinish-
cd work on the project and taking
out machinery.
The Rocky Mountain Bell tele-
phone people promise to build n
long distance line along the route
Of tho Midland trail across the dcs-
ort, having instruments enclosed in
boxes nc frequent intervals between
towns for the convenience and pro-
lection OF travellers.
Mrs. Alexander Bell. aged about
% years. died at Castle Gate last
Monday from complications follow
ing childbirth. Tho romans were
prepared for burial by Pace a Ting
Icy and intorrcd at Castle Gate Gem
otery. She leaves a husband and n
little boy.
The state board OF public instruc
ton has announced that the Nation
a. Copper bank at Salt Lake CltJ
haa offered n hundred dollar caal
prize and handsome cup for the
best potato grower among thu
schoolboys OF the state. All teach
crs have been notified OF the com
ino'contest.
Tho contract with the Buckhori
Land company. n Carey act projcc
In Emery county. was closed by tbs
state board OF land commissioner
last Friday, the company hayinI
made a satisfactory showing OF "a
ability TO take care OF tho PROPOSE
ton. II calls for tho reclamation O
eleven thousand acres.
AZ Castle Gate n few days ago I
man whose name could not b.
learned and who was working 70
the Utah Construction company wa
struck by n passing freight trail
and fatally injured. He had beef
drinking and was sitting on chs
edge OF the depot platform. Ill
was taken to a salt Lake City hos
pital.
Harry Leyess h moving to Prize
from Grand Junction. Colo, a com
pleto renoyatlng and furnlturo re
pairing business. and will after
few days have his place located a
the new laundry building ON Nortl
Eighth street. just off MaAn. III
will do anything IN upholstering, RI
pairing furniture and renovation o
household goods in general.
c. Il. Massey, aged about 81
years and working for the Utal
Construction company, met death u
Spring Canyon last Saturday IN
peculiar manner. He was riding
horse from his work on the grade
when he was thrown or fell and be
came entangled IN the harness
dragged 70 death. His remains We
buried at Helper by Pace a Ting
ley.
Helpers Times learns that an
other coal road viii be built out o
Helper In the near future. ogde
CAPITALISTS who have recently puT
chased from the government Bevera
hundred acres OF valuable coal Ian
in the Hardscrabble district vii
open up mines there and the roa'
will be- built from Helper to them.
The work will be started this sum
mer.
About all the merchandise OF tn
New York Cash store In the shor
building has arrived and Is In plac
on the shelves, while the shelving
counters and fixtures we're all place
during the first part OF tho week
II Is a big and seasonable stock o
merchandise. Sec the announce
ment OF Arthur ]. Leo, the manage
in another portion OF this impress
sion.
william j. seely OF Emery count
speaker OF the lower house OF tn
legislature. has been appointe
travelling auditor for the state un