Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-12-31

w J. Gregory. wells-Fargo q Co.'S
representative from Denver who has
been IN charge Of the local office dur
ing the past two weeks. leaves for his
home Saturday T.. q. Ovcrsmith of
salt Lake viii arrive during the week
To- take over the office here.
J. r. Woods and wife left last SAT-
urday for their home m Kansas MIR.
Woods left hurriediy in response TO
I "a telegram that his father was danger
ously 40. TIE plans 60 return 10 Price
within a couple " weeks Ills bro
Their W r Woods. and family are now
located az wallsburg Colo.
Local hotel managers state that tho
holiday travel II better this year than
last. While commercial men gener-
ally went into the cities for Christ
mas. their absence was made up for
by transicnts going and coming from
and to the country south OF Price and
from the adjacent mining camps.
The presidents Of stakes and the
bishops Of wards are called upon by
the first presidency OF the Mormon
church to set aside sunday. January
gath as day on which Co receive
donations from members uf the
church for the relief Of church mem
beers In the European countries raw
aged by war.
The stub train from Salt Lake City.
arriving at Pric, nj 1906 In the after
noon, will be kept on until next
March. say railroad men. Conductor
Winslow. brother OF Mrs ]. H..
Roberts OF this city. II the captain"
having exchanged runs with Conduc-
tor stowe. the latter going TO the
Bingham branch.
George q. Frandscn. acting for the
Frandaen estate. has sold fifty feet %
Main street frontage on the east OF the
Turner building and about the center
~ the block Co u couple of gentlemen
FOR consideration OF two thousand
dollars The sale has yet Co be APP
proved by the court. when the names
II the buyers viii be divulged.
An official notice In the Dcncrot
News advises Mormon property hold
ers In the state ~ Chihuahua. Mexico.
"
the same are paid by the lat Of Janu-
AIRY reduction Of 90 per cent n
given. The taxes are payable In Mcxi-
can money. which can now be- bought
FOR twenty cents on the dollar.
Mr. aud Mrs. g. A. Mnrcuson. par
ents ~ County Superintendent Of
schools Marcuacn. were here during
the week after attending the funeral
81 the infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
I carl u. MarcuHcn. held last Saturday.
I They are from Spanish Fork and were
accompanied by Alvin Marcuscn and
his wife. also from the same city
Mira Barbara Forester moved down
Co Price during the week from the
Cameron mine IN Rear Canyon. and
viii reside for the time being In the
Olson FLATS Mrs Forester will be-
come county clerk and recorder after
| the first OF the year and expects a.
build an cight-room dwelling on North
| Eighth street early In the spring.
Hiatt Brewlng company out of Den
yer. Colo, was In Price during the
week. lie has just returned from q
buainesa trip through Nevada and
/ California and speaks of conditions
being exceptionally dun everywhere hs
was on the trip. lie says Price In AZ
good II not better than dozens OF
places ne was In.
shekrey sheya was down from Hell
per Yesterday Talking with repre-
sentative OF The Advocate he said ina
there IL no market for hay and man.
r. NsNHN a
town or elsewhere that he can locate
lie has around fifteen hundred ton
OF hay from his Gordon Creek rancl
that probably will have 10 be carrie'
over until next year.
W. n. williams. who recently re
signed ms general superintendent q
Utah Fuel company. II still maxim
his headquarters az Salt Lake Citi
IL IN rumored that he has been offere
a lucrative position with n big COS
: corporation In Missouri, from whic
state he came 90 Utah. lie was foi
merly with the Keith 4 Perry Intel
!. eata out OF Kansas City.
Ohio weeter. aged 2b years and ~
OF ]. w Weeter OF Helper. died
, Park City Christmas day from iniuri'
!, received In a fall In the Daily We
mine recently. lie was nephew
J. c. Weeter OF Salt Lake city. III
/. young man was "A member OF the Nj
I, homie order aud prominent as n d
= batter In high school circles Funer
services were held at Park city Ia
Saturday
- Frank McEihaney reports ~
= stream OF water In the canal OF q
= Irrigated Lands company for the d
A meatic and stock use or the settle
y and by the exercising OF "A little ca
No believes he viii have little trouble
keeping Il running all winter.
soon as the Ice gets "A little thick
= the flow OF water viii be diminish
which win insure water during {
entire cold period.
+. ]. Thomas has the contract
painting the new VILLA building
tha onruar ~ Main and Eighth stree