Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-06-05

Mail from Salt Lake City and the
west now comes to Price after 10
o'clock in the evening, instead OF
1885 o'clock as heretofore. The
change went into effect last Sun
day evening.
The Southern Utah's defeated the
crack Denver and Rio Grande en-
ployes team of Salt Lake City on
the Price diamond last Sunday. Al
large crowd witnessed an exception
ally good game. Score. nine 90 five.
Il. l.. Brown. vice president. and
J. q. Gwynn, chief engineer for the
Denver and Rio Grande, are still
working from the Salt Lake City
end OF the line. exercising personal
supervision over the new work nj
Soldiers Summit.
Work was begun yesterday on
the extension OF the Denver and Rio
Grande spur track across South
Ninth street TO the new lumber yard
OF the smoot-Nixon company. Lars
Gunderson IL In charge OF the linz
provcmcnts OF the lumber firm.
The Arthur plant baseball team
defeated tho Utah Fuels Sunday af-
ternoon on the formers grounds At
Salt Lake City by score OF fifteen
to two. Tho batteries for the Ar
thur men were Dillon and suthor-
land; for the Utah Fuel. Harrled.
Dixon and Scott.
Greeks throughout Utah and tho
West last Tuesday celebrated tho
day on h'uh Independence was
granted them from Turkey. April
7th IL Independence day for them,
but Il was postponed this year on
account OF tho national mourning
for King George.
p. c. Sullivan has taken lease
on tho II. w. Millburn property,
south OF tho Denver and Rio Grands
tracks. and II TO open n saloon Their
this week. This will make the
eleventh thirst parlor for Price. The
building was recently vacated by
the local laundry.
DR.. A. c. sorensen last Monday
moved his offices from above the
Price Commercial and Savings banl
TO the second floor OF the new Wee
ter a Parker building. DR.. soren'
sen is now comfortably housed IN
one OF the very incest and most con
venient suites IN the city.
The Denver and Rio GrAnde hai
placed an order for ten thousand
tons OF steel rails at the Minnequ1
plant OF the Colorado Fuel and Irof
company at Bessemer. Colo. The
rails are purchased as a portion oi
the extensive plans the road has fol-
improvements this summer.
The Advocates special correspon
dent writes that when the baseball
teams In the southern part OF the
county finish their spring training
and are ready for work, either the
Winter Quarters or the Cloar Creel
team Cor BOTH will be pleased e
show them some real baseball"
Plans are out for a substantial
addition TO the Price Tavern. How
ever. Il Is not as yet decided by NJ
y. Braffet. owner OF the popula
hostelry, whether the additiona
room win be put on this year o.
next spring. The trade. however
would warrant the improvement a
this time.
Mrs. l.. o. Hoffman, has beef
elected superintendent and treasure
OF the Methodist Sunday school
Mrs. ]. E. Ferris. assistant; Clar
neee Stevenson, secretary, and Cor
nelia stevenson, assistant; Mrs. J
A. Crockett. pianist, Mrs. b. T. FISH
assistant. Librarians, Glen Jone
and Kenneth Benfer.
The eighteenth general annua
conference OF the Young Mems an
Young Ladies' Mutual improvement
associations, and the eleventh an
nual conference OF the primary as
sociations OF tho Church OF Jesu
Christ OF Latter-dsy Saints will b
held in Salt Lake CITY on Friday
saturday and Sunday. June 9Th, az
and Sth.
The contract for the erection o
the opera house and dance hall a
Helper by August Litizzette a Son
has been let TO johnson Bros q
Price, who have already started WI
the work. The old barn on the SIT
of the new house has been tor
away and the material for the me-
\ building Is now being placed on IN
ground.