Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-10-01


in-law. DR. =. r. Chamberlain. salt
Lake Il very quiet. according TO Mr..
Mulvcy. In comparison with the bus
Ting biggest little city" He. how
ever sees great prosperity ahead for
the state as soon as the people In this
country get over the apprehensive
feeling on accoutn Of the European
war Mr.. Muivey Ia q most consistent
outside booster for Price and he has
such an excellent regard for the city
that The Advocate would not be az All
surprised 20 see him locate IN busi.
ness here.
n. sheya was down from Helper
Yesterday on matters purely business
he has recently sold his Hudweiser
Hall business a. the railroad town
and proposes % devote his entire
time henceforth 70 farming up Cor
don Creek. where he has one thou
sand acres Of land. recently purchased
from the state. and which he IN now
putting TO wheat and other cropa
He was accompanied By his brother.
shekrey. also very largely Interested
In that section. Thomas Fitxerald
and =. J. Thomas OF Price have also
iiatering prospects In the same Sec
ton Of the county. which promises
much In the dry farming line. All
have raised splendid crops this year,
especially Of potatoes.
County Attorney Mcwhlnney was
AZ scoheld and the upper camps the
past week on professional business.
The political situation I'D that way
u ali the same--the voters almost
unanimously. 80 Far - interviewed.
being for the combination Democratic
and republican ticket Nell NJ. Mad
Ben. democratic county chairman.
predicts majority at the November
election % around i've hundred
against the rump-democrats and the
bun mooscrn. Ranchmen OF the
Pleasant Valley have an Immense hay
crop this year. says McWhlnney. hut
az yet have sold but a very small por-
ton Of their hay crops owing a. the
fact that the mines surrounding are
a. yet working but very few days a
week.
Deer season opens today and
large number OF local nportamen will
try for n buckskln. Leonard neve-
nue.. ed. Belmont and several others
left yesterday for the Nine Mile coun-
try with Lon AiRer. The nrnt OF the
week a party combating 81 Chaa. Az
criii. II. ". Kirkpatrick. &. G. Me-
Whitney and Chan Tinglcy leave for
the reservation. where the party will
be taken In charge by Harry Clark.
formerly OF Price. and conducted To-
the Tabby mountain section. where
friend Of Harry'n has four bucks
ntaked out for tho hunters A. &.
Miles. T. y. Keller and Morley Me-
Intyrc viii form another party next
Monday for tho country east of sun
nyside where antlera are said Co be
numerous this year
owing 20 the fact that George y.
Neimn n "A candidate on the fusion
ticket the election law makes Il in
cumbent upon the county comma
sloners that they must appoint an
other registration officer for this pre-
cinct Thia viii probably be done
at their next regular meeting Under
the statute. an agent OF the political
faith representing the largest num-
Der OF votes cast al the last proceed :
lnK general election shall be named,
which means that some republican
viii be appointed. The Job IL far
from lucrative In comparison with
the amount OF work involved as II
pays but $500 per day for each reg
istration day Mira. A. " Maloney
has been recommended aA the regin-
tratlon officer BY the local republican
pracinct Organization.
Mr.. and Mra. y. santschi OF Black
Hawk attended tho Carbon Emery
fair at Price last week and were very
much interested IN the dry farm dis
play made. They have n hundred
and sixty acres Z land Just south and
adjoining the coal camp aud are do
Ing we'll with their land. which has
developed great dry farming posi-
hilitlcn This year they had Ia a small
area of wheat. oats and corn. which
produced better than much OF the ir-
rigated land la the valleys below To-
matceA Equaahen and other products
OF the garden were grown IN abund-
ance. while no better standard OF al
falfa n 20 be seen anywhere than on
the Snntschi ranch. Flowing for fall
wheat II now going ahead and II IN
hoped 90 have In a hundred acres or
more next year. Hogs do well on the
alfalfa ntubbie Mrs. Santschi n de-
voting considerable OF her time TO
poultry and n having splendid sue
cess Others around the santschln
are well pleased With their holdings
In that section. especially with the
gardening and grain possibilities.