Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-10-15

The Carbon. the high school paper.
entertained the public last night al
the Bonita theater. MessrsL johnson
and Darrah. the proprletors OF the
bonita. donated the entire proceeds
OF the evening 10 this commenda BILE
enterprise and two well filled houees
attended. The high school orchestra
furnished splendid music for the oc-
caSion. special feature OF the eve
ming was a reading by June whit
more.
AZ meeting Of the state board Of
education the first Of the week in
salt Lake. among the teachers cert.
ficates and diplomas granted were the
following Temporary high school
certficates--Jesse ". Eiicrtaon. Price:
Mary Alice Hurst. Price frcnewail
ltalph IT, Waiters Price (renewaD
Two-year normals--Anna Frost. Price
certificate In domestic science. aaron
Evart johnson. Price. high school GER.
tificate In music and art
Frank Algcr. the Nine Mile rancher
was doing business in the county seat
the flrHt % the week. The newly en-
tablinhed boundary line between the
counties OF Carbon and Ducheane has
the effect of about dividing the vote
IN the Harper precinct. and accord
ing 10 an estimate twenty three elec-
tors who formerly voted In this coun-
" are now thrown into the new coun-
" with their nearest polling place AZ
hyton. Nutters. Egana. Aigern and
several other families are now Hup.
posed to vote In the Myton precinct
70 little interest was taken In the
two calls put out by the socialist
county organization and ~ few at
tended the meetings that u has been
decided by the party leaders not "a
put a ticket IN the field this year
~ the general election two years ago
the socialists east about three hun
dred and forty votes In the county
The number In said 60 be consider
ably diminished. due Co various and
sundry causes. and that Il In not ex-
pccted that more than three-fiftha Of
that number OF votes win be cast at
the coming November election.
l. q. hoffman, returned Monday.
from HIS trip to California. where he
visited In ~ Centre. San Diego, Los
Angeles and Long Beach. A. Mcoov-
neg. formerly Of Price. IL now located
at ~ Centre ara has practically re-
tired from active business Ne has
some valuable holdings In the Imper-
lal valley. about n hundred milcn
from San Diego. Its health n much
improved since he quit the banking
business Mr., Hoffman, visited Mr.
ana Mrs A. G. Jones a Long Reach
and reports them an being Ia excel
lent health and pronpcring Mr.. Jonos
Il now extensively engaged In the
poultry industry.
w u. Williams. general suporln-
tendent OF the Utah Fuel company.
was NJ the Tavern the first Of the
week. returning from a two weeks
stay at sunnypide. MIR. wiiliamA. like
other prominent coal men. N simply
unable 20 explain the coal situation
al this time Of the year. New orders
ere few and far between Winter IL
approaching ana there n practically
no storage coal In the country. yet
nearly every mine In the county II
down 90 It's minimum, capacity. Ac-
cording 10 Mr.. Williams the situation
must certainly improve within the
next few weeks. az nearly everyone
anticipates a hard winter.
J. NJ Willard came In from Altonah
Tuesday. The McKune sawmill has
been Installed and u now saving
lumber. The reservation IL stirred up
from one end OF Il 10 the other on
account OF the November election
when the location OF the county seat
viii be determined. Mr.. Mlllard Ia
OF the opinion that the sentiment Is
20 widely divided that Roosevelt will
easily walk away with the plum. lie
predicts that the republican ticket
viii win generally In the new county.
There are three tickets IN the field.
the republicans. democrats and so
cialisia The progressives have given
up their organization and joined with