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

.cA''i"tnfts Whh n buAiutha NiHltoF IN II
Price Saturday.
A. 7. crutcher. a brothcr-in-law NJ
9. G. Mcwhlnney. manager OF the
simmons Manufacturing company Of /
Denver. IL Visiting Mr.. and Mrs 6. G. |
Mcwhinney this week.
The Carbon cafe n nov under the
management OF y. countri. an ex-
perienced chef. who II putting up
some excellent Italian and French |
dishes much TO the qualification 81
the hotel.
u. J. Robinson. prominent attor-
ncy Of salt Lake, and wife have been
In Castle Dale and Price for the past
week. Mr.. Robinson was a member
OF the legislature from Salt Lake
county in 1909.
" X. skadden OF ogden has been
doing business In Carbon county the
past ten days. Mira skadden and
children, he says. are getting along
spiendidly and like their new home
In Ogden very much.
william Harker. who was the first
male white child horn IN Utah. died
Saturday OF pneumonia al the Holy
Cross Hospital. Salt Lake. lie was
born September 70. isf7. In Eccica
Canyon. near Park City.
George RUIZ Of scofeld. repubn-
can and democratic nominee for
county commissioner for the two
year term. came down Monday and
IN interviewing the voters IN the east
crn part Of the county this week.
Matthew bradley. editor OF tho
Carbon. returned 20 Price Sunday
and VIII continue his course az the
Carbon High. The talented young
man has been employed during tho
summer In clerical capacity az Ire
monitor.
Dr. A. 9. sorenaen went up sunday
night on No. 10 attend 10 several
OF the Injured In the ID. a II. q. acct
dent az Tunnel. Those who were not
killed outright In the unavoidable
mishap were badly shaken up and
considerably bruised.
ons OF the most ciaborateiy. n not
the most. finiahcd buildings IN the
county. IL the Helper State banks
new homo. Tho Interior work h
nearing completion and IN about an
other month tho building will be
ready for occupancy.
soren Hansen. one OF the promin-
ent sheepmen OF Eastern Utah, also
bishop OF tho Roosevelt ward. was IN
Price last Saturday and the first OF
the week closing negotiations for the
sale OF HIS inmba Like tho rest OF
the muttongrowerH the bishop Il
wearing one OF those amilea
Two new babies put In their ap.
pearance the first OF the week. The
first one was n boy. son OF DIR. and
Mrs w. T. Huffman. and was Oorn
Sunday morning. Tuesday morning
Mrs Robert Stewart gave birth % a
daughter. Everyone concerned Ia do
ne spiendidly.
Jack James was taken quite sori-
oualy m Monday morning and his at
tending physician advised that he 70
70 bed at once. Mr.. James has been
having trouble with mis- heart recent
~ and no has about decided 10 take
a trip 90 California for the winter In
hopes OF regaining his normal health.
Only two applications have been
made % J. II. Manson. lessee n the
light and power plant for steam heat
inatallation--the Tavern Hotel and
the Oasis Inn. Nothing definite has
been closed on the natter place. but
II IL quite probable that work 90 con-
meet the Tavern up viii commence
within the next week or no.
A. m MA. .s.-at.. - o..
River. well known In Price. has one
OF the very excellent orchards In this
famous fruit section. The Green
River Dispatch describes Mr.. Rlley'a
orchard as zone OF the astonishing
sights OF the valley. being heavily
loaded with the largest and most per-
feet Arkansas Blacks and iona.
thans" He will market four or five
carloads this season.
J. o. Protoff. who Il in charge OF
the City laundry during the absence
OF Frank Dole. and Harry oliver.
who II employed at the s. q. Miles
barber shop, had an alteration al
the laundry Tuesday morning which
resulted In oliver striking Protoff
over the head with a hammer. No
serious physical damage was done.
Protoff at once charged oliver with
assault with a deadly weapon before
city Justice OF the peace. A. J. Lee.
Al a special meeting OF the city
council Saturday the proposition sub
mitted by the Park Dale Townsite
company 10 the city for the purchase
OF ia reservoir and pumping plant
was tabled indefinitely. The motion
was made by Councilman A. w No
\ Kinnon. who stated that after a more
mature deiiberation and having talk
ed with many citizens OF Price In re-
gard 20 the matter, he thought Il
would be iradvisabie 20 put the prop
0sitiou up 10 che votern at this time.
The motion WAS passed by unani-
nous vote. a fun board being present