Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-11-12

w. X Henry. the progressive nom.
NEE Tor sheriff. was down from the
standard mine Tuesday and was pres
ent In the afternoon when the final
announcement was made by the COM
missioners OF the successful candl-
dates. Mr.. Henry expressed himself
as satisfied with the result and re-
turned home In the afternoon. The
standard mine. he says. Ia In about
the same condition with the rest OF
the properties In the county. Last
week " worked hut one day.
Joe u. Roberts Is this week moving
the Mission Pharmacy from the
Crockett building on Main street to
the silvagni building at the corner Of
Main and Eighth street. and will he
doing business at the new location the
latter part Of this week or next The
change makes not only a splendid To-
cation. but gives the Mission more
room. Two other parties are figuring
with the owner OF the vacated build
ing for a drug store. which " consum-
mated, Will gbe Price three first-ciass
drug stores
Matt Warner. deputy state road
supervisor for Carbon county, Tues
day finished the unloading Of the
steel bridge at Helper which will span
the river just back OF the Broken
Dollar store and the residence OF J.
Tom Fitch on the south side. The
span In seventy-five feet and the
structure IL said 60 he one Of the fin
est in the county. II In expected that
Il will be completely installed within
the next two weeks The cement
abutments and arches have been In
place for several months.
The vernai Express believes that
the following win be some Of the bills
introduced at the next legislature.
For wide tired wagons. 60 provide
that counties may issue bonds for the
building OF railroads: for the headicHu
ballot; 90 prevent the hauling ~ peo-
pie 10 the polls on election day unless
such people are unable 20 walk: %
refer the question Of state wide pro-
hibition Co vote or the people
for y refund of the tii 1000 paid out
by Uintah county on the Jensen
bridge. 10 make II crime TO XIII fe-
male cattle under the age Of six
years.
The Lowennt.in Mercantile COM
pany AZ HELPER was entered by burg.
lars last Sunday night and firearms
~ ana nnnaraS ao,,ars A n,aa ,',,sa.
nj. name =. Iack na,t. va. ,aL.n ia.
40 cns,oav here Twssdav nv shsr,s,
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A A. aid lend the .hc,,Ss a. h.i,cy.
,hat h. Lna,y. con.,dcrahi. shou, an,
matter a, ,.a., more ,han n. ~ "a.
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Coal operators are simply artouhdcd
at the condition Of the,market durinS
the first week In November. Not IL
the history Of coal mining In Carbon
sS wh,,s ,n " msasnra AZ. nnn,a
h.n .,r.trh 81 war;, ,s.ss,ns. 4. -.
-nonslII. Tor ,.on.u,,.r. u.Inw ut,t,
coal. vet In the TERRITORY dependen
lupon carbon countv mines there 4
less than ftf,y thousand TONS IN .,or
az, coaI-an amo,,nt that ,o,,ia a,
prod,,c.i by local comnap,.s In
thr.. .daVa' ncriod ON an averav,
the companieH are working two dnyl
A week ana one or t,yo az Them. one.
J. NJ. Willard IL In town today from
the reservation. Ito tells The Advo
cate that Roosevelt people have II
mind the further division OF Duchcsn'
county on a north and south line tina