Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-29

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petroleum and hydrocarbon claims
near Cotton In Spanish Fork Can
yon.
Autoists complain that many peo-
PIE do not know the rules for pass
lug on the public highway, which
Is apt to cause accidents. Always
turn TO the right, no matter whe-
thpr you meet a rig OF wish to let
one pass from behind.
Beginning next Sunday, Denver
and Rio Grande Train No. will
carry the mails from ogden to
Grand Junction. Colo, instead of
Train No. & This will lengthen the
time of accumulating mails for the
east at Salt Lake City about two
hours and fifteen minutes.
Judge Ferdinand Erickson has
leased his homo at Mt. Pleasant for
term Of years and this week NOV
cd his family TO Salt Lake City,
where he Is engaged in the practice
OF law with offices In the Judge
building. His professional card APP
pears In another portion OF The Ad-
vocate.
Another work train with a pile
driver outfit has been put on the
Green River division OF the Denver
and Rio Grande and will work be-
tween Grand Junction and Helper.
The other work trains. having fin
ished ballasting are pulled off, but
the work OF laying steel will be con
tinued.
Castle Gate and Price played ball
on the local grounds last Sunday
afternoon, the score being eight 60
four in favor OF the home fellows.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Leon
ard Wednesday, May 2sth. daugh
ter. and to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Lau-
Der. Monday morning. May 26th. a
daughter.
The case OF J. n. Middleton
against u. X. Mcdonald for a part
nership accounting, heard Monday
end Tuesday before a. Ballinger.
referee. has been continued on mo-
ton OF the plaintiff to June 16th.
when II will be concluded. It ia be-
lloved. before Judge Albert H..
Christensen.
c. n. strcvoll. president OF the
Independent Coal and Coke COM
pany. advises The Advocate that his
corporation has not as yet actually
contracted with the Utah Light and
Power company for Juice" at the
Kenilworth mines, but that con-
tract IL being considered by both
partios 10 the deal.
Notice OF the conviction and fin
ing OF Hiram Dumgard OF Fayottc
by the Manti district court has been
received By the state board OF sheer
commissioners. Thls case has beer
watched with interest by sheepmer
throughout tho state, as Dumgart
last fall refused to dip hls sheer
when ordered TO by the sheep com
missioners.
At a meeting OF tho state lane
board Friday last IL was decided q
purchase a portion OF the bonds %
the New Hope irrigation district II
uintah county. Twonty THOUSAND
dollars worth OF the bonds win b,
bought at ninety-flye cents on thu
dollar The Buckhorn project wa
before tho board. This project 81
Emery county also wants aid.
Bobby" Brubakor Is now run
ming n short order. Ice cream an,
candy business on wheels about IN
streets OF Price. His evening head
quarters are on Main street. adJoln
'ng tho theater building TO tho east
Mrs. o. y. Jones. surviving wi
dow. and Miss Nina Jones. daugh
ter. desire through The Advocate [
express their heartfelt thanks [
the several nelghbors and friends q
tho family for the numerous acts q
Kindness extended them during IN
recent illness, death and burial q
10. y. Jones, the husband and "a
thor. These will always be held l
grateful remembrance,
Or. w. s. Downey. who was al
rested at salt Lake City recent
Z following an investigation made b
tie state board OF medical examiI
! eri into the death OF Mrs. Elsa ii
} n, upon whom DR.. Downey Is a
.eged 70 have performed an operi
ton. entered plea OF not guilty
4 the criminal division OF the sa
Lake City court Tuesday. The pr
llmlnary Tearing was set for Jul
18th.
III W. T.. Anderson a Co. OF Pri'
have filed a petition for bankrupt
In the United states district cour
The company comprises a partne
ship including w. Il. Anderson. J
II w. Anderson and Sheldon Anderso
| The petition states the company
| liabilities amount to S7247.b
There are no company assets. b
| personal assets divided among Il
partners aggregating approximate