Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-01-16

NnE EhoAENeN NAhn
with notice from the mayor and
city council that the same VIII
sooner or later have to be moved,
as the building practically closes the
street and the crossing OF the rail1
road at that point. The city's pro-
test is so far being ignored.
J. r. Miller, known "a 'Thro
Fingered Jack" who shot and kil<
ed Jose Lujan. a Mexican, at Csc
on New Years day. was held 20 an
swer to the district court at his pre-
liminary trial last week. lie face
a charge OF murder in the second
degree. The hearing was before
Justice Anderson at Cisco. Miller
was taken 60 Moab by Sheriff Bliss
and will be kept In custody In the
county Jail unless e'furnishes bail
in the sum of fifteen hundred dol
lars.
Lars Frandsen Is figuring to In
corporate his brick manufacturing
plant at Price and TO increase the
volume OF the business considerably
by Installing new and improved ma
chinery to cost around fifteen thou
sand dollars. The business may be
moved TO a point south OF the Price
river just east OF the Southern Utah
railroad bridge. where better quail
ity Of clay may be obtained. The
railroad people have promised TO
put in a spur track to the proposed
new plant.
W. Il. Anderson a. Co. have sold
their stock OF clothing. furnishings
and like merchandise TO Lowcnstein
Mercantile company and have quit
business ut Price. The fixtures are
also included. The stock at the
time of sale was we'll run down.
what ~ left being odds and ends
generally. broken sizes and the like.
II - understood another firm Is ne
gotiating with VI. =. Braffct. owner
OF the building OF whom Anderson
a Co. rent. TO establish a similar
uuAhue,S tnNfe4
Frank Fouts OF Ogden will be
united I'm marriage I'm that city next
Saturday to Miss Lynn Hendershott
OF the same city. The groom IL
agent for the Denver and Rio
Grande at the Junction City. and n
brother OF Attorney Thomas Fouts
OF Price. lie was agent OF the
same company at Provo before go-
ing 20 ogden. where he was trans
ferrcd some two years ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Fouts of this city will
attend the wedding II it Is possible
for the former 60 get away.
According TO the biennial report
OF the state board OF health, which
has been filed with the governor
Utah has the highest birth rate and
the lowest death rate OF any state
In the union. The report shows an
appreciablc decrease In tho number
OF deaths from prcventable diseases
during the last two years. especially
typhoid fever. Instruction OF the
people OF tho state In proper aaHl-
tation methods IL given ms the cause
for the decrease I'm disease and con-
scquently In the death rate.
Lent viii begin ON February bth,
the earliest since 1918. The rea.
son for this early arrival OF that
season OF the year when the mcm-
beers OF the social whirl are forced
to lay aside their activities In that
the Ideal or ecclesiastical moon, ad-
opted by the church hundreds OF
wears ago. determines the date for
Easter. which will fall on March
Esd. one day later than the earliest
possible date upon which Easter
may fall. March 22d. The custom
established by the churches DEGREES
that Easter shall fall ION the flrat
full moon after March 2ist."
Rumors are current In Price that
Jesse Knight. who holds valuable
tracts OF coal land In Coal Greek.
Is soon 20 begin the development OF
his properties out that way. How
ever. there is nothing authentic 10
be given out. Shipments from Their,
would mean the construction OF
some fifteen miles of railroad, con-
Meeting with the Denver and Rio
Grande at Price. The Miner inter
ests are also Interested In the same
section OF country. but have much
larger holdings. The latter have
been talking railroad for quite a
time. going 10 far as 90 make par
tial surveys OF a route easterly
from Castle Gate.
The Bachelors. a new social or
Ganization composed OF T.. X. Olson,
DR.. ii. Il. Goetzman. Il. NJ. Peyton,
u. j. Turner. Fred NJ. Sanford, DIR.
w. I. Huffman and Earll Hathen-
brook, entertained at the Exc thea
ter last Saturday evening. During
the evening five hundred was play
ed. Among those receiving invita-
tionf TO the affair and most OF
whom attended. were Messrs. and
Mesdames George A. Nixon, @. Il.
Marcus9n, George E. helms, r. w.
Crockett. j. A. Crockett. J. II. MIL
Ter, II. II. Thompson. l.. A. LAUDER,
H. N. Harmon. w. +. Olson, Thomas
Fouts, Stanley Balllnger.. Charles