Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-06

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Bile was pronounced heart failure
He is survived by his mother. Mrs.
Emma Snow Of Provo. and numer-
Gus relatives throughout Eastern
Utah. including a niece. Mrs. a. II.
Hunten Of Price. The remains
we're taken to Provo for interment.
Deceased had been working at Nes-
len, the new coal camp in Grand
county. for some time and was on
his way there when death overlook
him.
n was announced from the Salt
Lake City office OF the Denver and
Rio Grande last Friday that a rab-
bit hunting excursion will be run
from Zion to Mt. Pleasant, Sunday,
February 9th, at the invitation Of
the citizens OF Mt. Pleasant. The
train will consist OF coaches or chair
cars and baggage car, in which
the hunters are invited TO take
lunches and bring back rabbits j
will leave at o'clock Sunday morn
ing and will start back when It gets
dark. The hunters will be met at
the depot with vehicles, In which
they will be hurried to the hunting
grounds. There we're twenty-seyen
hundred rabbits killed there in a
recent hunt. but according to re-
ports there are more than that
number left.
Paul Cadorette, assistant mana
ger OF the Chesapeake Cafe ut Salt
Lake City. committed suicide there
last Saturday by the cyanide Of
potassium and wood alcohol route.
Clutched in his hand when found
was a simple statement scrawled on
a sheet of paper: "Please notify
Mrs. Bessie Mayo. Price. Utah. to
whom the newspapers state Cador-
cite was married. Mrs. Mayo was
In Salt Lake City Just previous to
Cadorette's taking his life and has
until recently been connected with
the dining room OF a local hotel at
Price. Her acquaintance here Is
limited and but few persons know
her. Cadorette was known to num-
erous people nc Price who are IN
the habit OF taking their meals NJ
the Chesapeake when at Zion.
The state wide essay contest on
Fire Prevention" which has been
conducted by the state insurance
for seventh and eighth
Grade pupils. closed last Thursday.
Several weeks will be required 10
grade the large number OF essays
received by Commissioner Done and
TO select the prize winners. A first
prize OF fifteen dollars and a sec
ond prize OF ton dollars will be
awarded the pupils who have writ
ten the two best essays on the sub
ject designated. The compositions
were limited to a thousand words
The winners will be announced not
later than February 18th. Commits
sioncr Done plans TO have either
one or both OF the winning essays
published. and also read In the
schools OF the state next fire pre-
vcntion day.
Gratifying increase In the carn-
inEa @; the Denver and Rio Grandc
has been noted during the flrst five
OF the present fiscal year.
During this period the rnllroad han
lied Si,522.0OO worth OF business.
which IL "A new high record and an
Increase OF s7G6.20O. or IL per cent
over the corresponding five months
N the previous fiscal year. In the
i've months ending November 30,
1871. operating expenses OF the Dom
Yer and Rio Grando took up 7a.S|
per cent Of the gross earnings. In
he corresponding five months af
.his year expenditures for malntcn-
tnco were approximately $4,000
larger than last year. but the ratio
~ working expenses 60 gross was
brought down 10 Gg.G per ornt.
Business Increased 100000. but
expenses. represent
ng tho actual cost Of moving traf-
lie. were reduced olghty-four thous-
md dollars.