Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-17

Mrs. Emma Mathis, who recently
took charge OF the Mathis Hotel. re-
ports business good since assuming
charge. The dining room has been
closed In order 10 make some need
&c repairs. but win be opened soon.
Mrs. Mathis says che has her house
full all the time.
The session laws will be issued
April 26th. according to announce
ment made by the office Of the sec
rotary Of state. The work OF proof
reading the sheets of the last ses-
sion OF the legislature has been
completed. and they have been plac-
ed in the printers hands.
Merton. aged IL years, son Of
Mrs. Julia King OF sunnyside and
brother OF Earl and Morgan King
OF Price, died at the former place
last Sunday morning OF heart fall
ure. The little fellow had been
sufferer from leakage OF the heart
for several years. The remains
we're brought to Price Monday af-
ternoon, and the following morning,
accompanied by relatives were TAX
on to Mt. Pleasant, WI Jre the fun
sral was held.
The United States civil service
commission announces that on Sat
urday, May 10th. examinations will
be held at Scofield to fill a con-
templated vacancy in the Clear
Creek postoffice or other vacancies
that may occur in that office. Male
applicants must be OF 81 years Of
age and female applicants is years
OF age. this being open 90 all citi-
zens OF the United states who can
comply with the requirements. APP
plications should be filed al Wash
ington at least seven days before
the examination. The compensation
OF this office was seven hundred
and twenty-four dollars for the last
fiscal year.
Some fifty persons from Price
went TO wellington last Monday 20
boost for the Carbon county high
school bond. election and a rousing
meeting was held In tho evening, n
general good time being the result.
Included in the party was tho Price
band. the high school choir and
numerous Other students from that
institution. The rally was held at
the meeting house and speeches
were made by several speakers from
Price. interpreted with a literary
and musical program, winding up
with n dance. The bonding propo-
sition was put up TO the voters OF
Wellington and Il was fully explain
cd why they should vote in favor Of
the bonds.
Announcement has been made OF
a number OF civil service examina-
tions to b9 held In Salt Lake CITY
during the fore part OF May. On
May 9TH examinations will be held
for assistant In tobacco inveatiga-
lions. head nurse for n Washington
hospital. architectural and structur-
nj steel craftsman for the light
coloriSt. electric metallurgls, for the
house service. telegraph operator,
bureau OF mines. and junior aid IN
tho forest service. on May 9Th ex-
aminations will be held for a cop
perplate engraver. and on May 18th
for an associate physicist In the bu-
reau OF standards and irrigation
managers and assistants for the re-
elamation service.
Ray Pace and II. u. Meoham and
wife were called TO Price last Fri
day by telegram. on account OF the
serious Illness OF Mrs. Pace. Mrs
Pace gave birth 10 baby boy ON
March 22d at Price. Her husband
was with her untn all danger seem
cd past and then came here 20 look
after HE cattle interests. He goI
TO Boneta on Thursday and reoely.
ed the telegram Friday and left on
horseback Juat as soon as possible
afterwards. Grave fears are enter
tained by the lady's many friends
who hope for the best and pray
that she may recover. Mrs. Pace Il
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. II
Mecham OF this place. Mountain
Home correspondence In Reserya
tion News. 10th.