Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-04

Two Tree Trips 70 both expeditions
next year and other prizes for the
best agricultural exhibits will be
awarded The Judging viii be done
at the state fair this fall, where the
exhibits will be displayed. after
which the best Of them will DO sent
TO the expositions.
Mayor Neil NJ. Madsen was trans-
acting business in che county seat
Monday. Mr. Madsen n county
chairman OF the democratic central
committee which had meeting
Monday.
state Treasurer Jesse d. JeSkeu
met with the board OF county com-
missioners yesterday regarding state
road matters In The event any
great amount OF state road work Il
done this year the commissioners
wiz be Obliged under the state law
to make the necessary 8 mill levy.
SO many protests have been enter
ed BY the railroad companies, the
coal companies and private indivl-
duals against any further assess-
mcnts that d Il not probable a road
tax levy will be mado. II n not
possible under the present law 60
make any levy lees than five mills.
The ladies OF the Auction bridge
club entertained their husbands last
night at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Gilmour Prizes we're won by
Mrs Fouts and Mrs. Gilmour and
Mr.. Gilmour and Mr. Anderson. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs n. n. Nc
Donald Mrs W. H. Anderson. Mr..
and Mrs. W. p. Olson. Mr. and Mrs
X. q. kirkpatrick. Mr.. and Mrs p.
l.. watrous. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fouts, Mr.. and Mrs STANLEY Balm
ger. MIR. and Mrs. Ma oilmour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dole. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. D. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Or
son T. Brooks. Mu. Thos. Fi,zger-
aid and DR. y. y Fisk
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver U. Kirker OF
Duluth. MINI. we're stopovcr visit
ors in Price last Friday. being on
tour OF the West that will keep
them away from homo most OF the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs.. Kirker are
the ownora of two forty-acro traota
OF land with water under the canal
Of the Price River Irrigation COM
pany, and a was TO see this that
they stopped en- route here. They
were shown their holdings by n rep
rcseniatiye Of the firm OF n. W.
Crockett a Co. through whom they
bought some ak yeas ago. and are
moro than satisfied with what they
have. II IN the intention OF Mr.
and Mrs. Krker 90 improve and
cultivate their holdings.
rhero seems 20 have been an err
ror IN che report that ne fndcpen-
dent Coal and Coke company had
agreed TO furnish hight and power
for Price consumption NJ the rate OF
three and a half cents per kiiowat.
superdntendent Murphy was recent
~ consulted IN the matter and he
stated that while tho proposition
had never been taken up by the
board OF directors the company
would agree 20 furnish juice at that
rate AZ the switchboard. Such an
arrangement would neccasitato ahe
city's installing transmission lines
from Kcnilworth here and the In
stallation OF transformer. Tho In
dependent company has not now che
equipment for furnishing juice to
rice. but would Install n on a ten
years contract.
Mn. Fred l.. watrous entertained
az auction bridge Thursday OF last
week. Favors were won by Mrs. W.
+. Olson. point prize. and Mrs. Rex
Miller. honors prize The guests
we're; Mrs. Isabella Murphy. Mrs.
c, w. Tingley. Mrs. Geo. Horner.
Mrs. J. Il. Roberts. Mrs. Robert
Crockett, Mrs. G. r. Chamberlain.
Mrs. Frank Nash. Mrs. W. r. Oh
son. Mrs. Rex Miller. Mrs. Geo. y.
Nelms. Mrs +. c. Lee. Ms. j W.
Loofbourow, Mrs. Matt Gilmour.
Mrs. c. @. Mcwhlnney. Mrs. u. II.
Mcdonald. Mrs. Stanley Ballinger.
Mrs. w. T. Huffman. Mrs. ]. r.
Sharp. Mrs. l.. A. LAUDER. Mrs Carl
Mrs. w. y. Anderson.