Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22

uurihg the last few weeks. The
nerds belong TO sheepmen OF the
Montrose country.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Lee announce
ne engagement OF their son. Edwin
hay to Miss Nina Manchester of
Kansas City, Kan. The wedding
viii take place Sunday. May 25th,
at the family home In Price. Il
Warning has been issued by the
state Insurance commission announc-
ing that the Physicians Casualty as
ISOLATION, which Is said to be solh
citing Insurance from doctors IN
Utah, has no standing in this state.
According TO an order issued BY
I've postofflce department, no article
OF any class bearing the word IN
sured' on the outside envelope or
wrapper will be accepted for mailing
except under the insured parcel
post.
shearing IA about through with
at the Kennedy plant out near Yer
nal. One hundred and twenty-five
thousand head will have been clip
ped. The average win be seven
pounds, a little less than usual. but
of a better quality.
The Golden Rule Ia this week
making a special sale. announcement
OF the same being made especially
by large handbills, turned out from
The Advocate press. Some season
able merchandise at most attractive
prices II being offered.
County Treasurer Balllnger Is
sending out his first tax notices for
the year 1919. The county commits
sioatrs are TO meet Monday and
Tuesday, June I'd and Sd, as a
board OF equalization when con-
plants az TO assessments will be
heard.
Utah Fuel company has made an
appropriation for the building OF
several more oight. re ON cottages at
sunnvside and a number OF smaller
dwellings at Winter Quarters, Cas-
tic Gate, Clear Creek and Utah
mine. Work is to he started imme-
diaiely on tho same
The back stamping OF all mail OK
ccDt registered and special delivery
letters il ordered discontinued by
the postoffice department. Post
master General Burlcson believes
the time saved viii expedite delly-
cry often as much as the time be-
tween two deliveries.
Last Saturday parole was granted
TO Joseph T.. Gurr, sentenced from
the Fourth District court OF Ulntah
county, September IL. 1919, to
serve eighteen months in che state
prieon on a grand larceny charge.
Gurr applied for pardon. but this
was refused and the parole granted.
The Independent Coal and Coke
company has decided 10 build n
new steel tippio at Kcnilworth OF
three thousand tons capacity pct
day. and will change all drive from
steam to electricity. The company
has ordered an electric hoist, to be
operated by a four hundred horse
power motor.
Funeral services for Mrs. Alzina
N. Tatioek. who died May 10Th,
wore held at Salt Lake City las,
Sunday. Deceased was the wife OF
Col. Il. w. Tatlock, we'll and favor
ably known locally. Members OF
the Grand Army and their wives at
tended the funeral IN n body,
The meeting OF state representa-.
tlycs OF the Midland trail which
was to have been held IN Grand
Junction today MAY 22d). has beef
postponed indefinitely according "a
an announcement by Secretary An
ties OF the Midland Trail aasocia'
tbon. Inability OF all states 10 send
representatives at this time II the
reason.
Federal aid for building OF good
roads on the rural delivery routes
OF Utah has been Withdrawn. The
appropriation OF November 20
1919. by which II was hoped &c
make extensive improvements OF
the roads. has been killed In Wash
ington. ID. c.. where the congress
sional pruning knife II workinI
overtime.
Says last Fridays Myton Record
Ralph Maxwell. the youngest soI
OF Il. y. Maxwell. was badly hur
Monday by the hind wheel OF
loaded wagon running over his leg
The little fellow was coming In wit
his rather from Price. where thel
had been after a load OF freight
The wound is a very ugly and No
rious one"
Quite a number OF people from
Kenilworth came down TO Prize
with the bali team from that tow
last Friday and Witnessed the game
az City Park, which resulted four
teen 10 twelve in favor OF the Visi