Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-08-06

-'NN " NfVt chCtt "a Iflenoe
In Price who will greatly mia
their leaving the bdgeeai nttIe
city" Mr.. Grounsell has occupied
an important position with the Utah
Construction company. Il
W. }. Blwocd. superintendent Of
the Kenilvorth coal mining proper
ties. has sold hs dwelling in Price
TO N. A. Williams, former superin-
tendent OF the Salt Lake City divi-
sion Of the Denver and Rio orande,
but now holding a similar position !
with the Keuiiworth and Helper
railroad. II 10 understood tbas Mr.. !
and Mrs. Williams are 60 make
their home at Price after the Md
die OF this month.
w. w. southworth. a prominent
merchant and land owner OF Ameri-
can Fork, was in Price a few days
ago looking up some water rights Of
which he Ia the owner. II n under
stood he has a deal on with some
local people whereby a reservoir n
20 be built In the vicinity Of Car
bonville. the water for the PROPOSE
tion 60 be taken from the Spring
Glen canal. lie h n brother OF Hy-
rum A. southworth Of Desert Lake.
John A. Crockett writes hls fam
ily AZ Price that the climate OF Cali
fornIa II agreeing with him Inn
mensely. He Il nj present at Fres-
no. whore A. II. Newsletter. former
~ with che Price River Irrigation
system, II In charge OF tho office
forces OF stone q Webster. the big
Eastern contractors. who are build
Ing great water system for the
city of Fresno. Mr.. Crockctt will
Walt the Mc0ovneys and the A. G.
Joneses. formerly Of this city. be-
fore returning homo about the firs,
81 September. N
Says Fridays Provo Herald; The
case OF the state W.. A. NJ. Rcdding
was tried In the Fourth District
court recently. The defendant was
charged with grand larceny. taking
purse containing 1915 and awo
rings. the properly OF Mrs. chesia
Fiiiabaum. from her home in Santa
quin about two weeks ago. while he
was there a. collector for n firm
selling goods on the instailment
plan. He was acquitted" This In
the same Redding who blew"
Price some ten years ago owing nu-
merous business men for about ev-
erything he had while n resident OF
this mans town.
The Standard Coal company. AT
Standardvlle. n making many Inn
proycmcnts az its tlpple and In mine
equipment. AZ the present time n
"A installing n condenser for use in
I connection with hs Westinghouse
steam turbine. and Manierre box
car loader for handling esq coal n
being Installed. The company TO
Gently placed an order for tifty roll
ler-beardng steel mine cars for de-
livery On September. The 100000
cubic foot reversible hood Sullivan
mine fan will soon be In operation.
The company Is building meat
markea which win be equipped with
a two-ton Arctic Ice making ma
> chine which win be used for rofri-
gerating purposes and for the man
ufacturing Of Ice for the people of
standardville. A large boarding
house "a In course OF construction
and a number OF cottages will soon
be built for employees. Thomas
Lamph "a superintendent.
II is expected that the line OF
the Utah Railroad company will be
completed from Black Hawk 20 a
connection with the Denver Rio
Grande AZ Carbon about October
LIST. As the grade OF this new road
will have a maximum OF 2 per cent
In favor of the loads II Will greatly
facilitate the movement OF coal from
the Mohriand. Black Hawk and Hia-
watha mines as against the present
outlet over the Southern Utah and
Castle Valley railroad The Utah
Railroad company recently purehas
ed five hundred OF tho latest pat
rtern gondola steel coal cars. The
companies In this district which
mine King. Hiawatha and Biaeh
Hawk coal are actively engaged II
increasing their output In order &c
take care OF the storage require
ments and 20 meet the demands OF
anticipated business during the com
ing cold season.
Rubber stamps OF every descrip'
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