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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
Meifer Mcuidl nit idjluar5el
Neber.

2ie 2cbcr lit Gin @lutrcinigcr
81 elmer Belt nIaubtc man, tic lei oel
SiB Der 2ei0en. Ger SrltbeI bel Der
n%leiiten &ertcn lit. oar ibrc 2cbel
Ihlpor5 miro lpcgen Der llnrcinigfci
ten lnn Slut, 5lIrilfSuriIbrcn olt
id]Iedtcn pbnliihcn 3ultnnO, mo
ourf NiIioiitdt. @opflhmer5, %er
itopflmg mo SdminOcl cttiteht. Or
Sings Nem Gifc Gias reinigcl oil
Scbcr mo 0cbcn ncltcs Iebcll. 9tll
25c. %a allcn N~potbcfcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

iiott. mo nm %. 4priG fur5 Dor
N}lttOa. finhet cine flr5e SiBuua
ltott ann nit oeu ultcn Seidlditeu
n'5urolrmen mo ocl ncllcn Seam1erl
Hlap Sit MAIDEN.
Sofrrt nod Ginfilbrlrno oce neucn
Gur8Frnei'ters miro oerlclbc Die Sr.
ncnnluna Der Counties. ionic ocs
Stn0tlnaelllctr5 befdrunt acpen.
SpGter miro or chi MtitolieN mr. Die
6cltcrlprhr- uuo Eolisci CONDITION
%crnennen.
Ibltimmnns mber Abidlaifnmo Des
&rifensnls.
2le A%htlnnluing iiber tSrci9dhe Der
Nrilde ergab cin Mebr bon % Clint
men 81 @uniten Der ~Nuihcmuo oes
3olS. 9tnh &aroS lpor Ole Mhltlml.
| tnp'ttr ,Nfn fNIa+.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
NHs ben 8eridten.

Als ein 9eiultof Der 0eilcrci 5pI.
idien orcl Nrbeitern Der Rubbcr Mils
ruelr ACKNOWLEDGMENT Nrbciter mo
0rel an0eft;i Gtannerr, muroen . i'll
Toli5ciGerjdlt BON 0elhmorcnen ld)lll
oip ocTun0cn mo 81 je $40 StraiC
uHo 6eu Soften per6ouucrt. Us ma
Ircu Dies GorneliuS nuns, Ben Moe,
GbiIlpp Gotb. &iaiom &ittenbcrg.
u. N1rtoUiof mo Shontu3 Eetrasfp.
Goruarn ySittctbcrg luuroe llidlt ld)lll-
bid %beluloen.
Glorcnce 5ibion, Elm Sod I'M 0ol-
her 1airp 9i%eituurant. Der @oinc
9tippo. einen Aunp1rtcr. qcifIogen.
muBte $500 Stroic mo Soften Die.
dlClt.
@eo. Gbilorca Don ga Grpiic. ser
lcttcS Sotr pom @clhmorcuen III
Nreisgeridlt in ,5crgus Soils. Ntimn..
ldnllOia 6cfumoen moroeu pnr. bcin'
9lutnmobil idhrcu cine iunNe 6rou.
enapcrlon dnaclrilfen 81 bobcu, III
Gin ucliea &crb0r bcluilliQt mor0en.
Gr maj oic gauge 3cit oli frciem c5ii.
Gc, mahrcn0 Ger t5atl por 0cm Stnuts
otcrgeridlt NOR.
Bon MiliaiuQ0dliic6cr G0murG
@n1tlh murocn 5luci huge Mouuer.
6ruuf Ntuaa uuo 5rdlf Slider, Dem
Vi dltcr inter Der Nnflngc porQcfitbrt
slide III Scr ucrbotencn Sujlnu &c
fouQel I'll hobGH. 5ie crfl0rtcl ii
uidtihul0in mo puroeu bis 5lult
&crb3r an !, Moi c%ntloiien.
NreiegeridJt.
sYruu Mothorind Goatuilcr muro(
pou Ncnru Nosfuilcr gcidicoelt, scr
tie int Stid Qciulicl.
Siio& Cutter, DER ieincr geihicoc
nca 6rnu Die uorQeid)riebcne llnter
ItilBHlg uift 5ailltc. muroe nad) ocli'
IGoumtn @cfunaniB Gcldlft.
@eidieorn lpuroc oud) Nclic pa.
ttts pom Gln0e 9ndus. Scr lie Dor II
%obren uerlniieu.
@eidieoeu mur0c olt$ 0cmiclbcI
Mrmnoc Niorie @oooeunuqh uon Wta.
icr oboo0curttQh. scr lcincn Aanlcll
Itelne Gbrc mddltc. uno Mtidael 9ialf
BON Ghaa 9ioih, por Sontob. Die Ne
lllluastrnbtl hOttCr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

1,sie nit Sihcrhcit ermartCt, mur0c
.nr. q. U. Wentlcn nit be0elttcdocr
a.fcdrhcit 5unl 9itrgCrutci'ter crforcn.
uno man huri unn Dem iungcn Ntln1i
|rur cine N0miniltroticu crlnarfen,
sic nit iciucm (rooromm I'M Gin
flnnge Itctt uno hcm Die @nrger'd'alt
10 nddiNrildIih 0ic 3ultinuantltg ge9e
BON bar.
Iic n%lciItcn ser nltcn mo bclnatr
icll Sto0tbcumtcn lpurocn MT cliitr
Iuumobl bccbrt. ME lids and &c
hort, ulo in ocu StoOtrotb fonllnt
nicl ncue@ mo hoiientlid) aud gutes
9lut. 10 odB Der ncile Manor cllcll
autcn @o0en filr feline Glonc linoet.
Sic 3ufunit birgt in ibrem ShooBc
eon5 iid,er @roBeS iilr ullier gutes
un0 ldl0uca IA Groiie, mo unlcr al
Ter 4ui1abc lit Is jest, nit mlerll
bGheren }redcn 3l lpddlici ullo 81
gcOeibcn.
Slir cine I~Srctbrilfe puroc cirtt
fnouue Wcbrheit ser Stimmcl obGc-
Qcbc1. mas pom ser 9all5cn &dbl Dtel-
lcidlt an nlciitcn ilbcrrnid)tc, mo III.
ncrbolb pm Munotsiriit miro Der
meme Stnntrotb nicict Tlon pfne
}mclid oid, sur Nusfilbrun9 brin-
ecu. 2ena 6rinSipc nuh lit 0iclcr
| 4cidluB oltd) gou5 ridltig. oclln clnI
3nlbrilfc nimmt lid III unicrer mo.
ocrntn 3cit rcd,t oItertbilullidl aus.
Ser an ocu Gag 9cle9ten Stberolltdt
unicrer NiirQcridlnft meroen botTclt
ljd sic Minueiotocr @errldnitcn 1cbt
~ccbllhreno Tolqc lciiten. inbcnt liz
ocrt ltltcrloIt Ger Qnn5 ouf lbrcnl
0chictc bciitolidlcn r4jtc" ooer
1untmitroBe ollf lid ncbulcn mo lte
81 elmer itootIiheu @osAitroBc ntotcn.
Sic Batter Dies ihon !dngit tbun tou.
ncu mo tbun iollen,
Nlsoanl lollte ober 90 Grniic Ill
ur~cioctltem Elttcrclic nod ctpas net
ter geben uno on 2rcbungctbilm 81
til1cr - 0 ii b T lc Qeitaltcu. Gill(
inldlc mare GIT lcocr 3cit, Gag unG
Nodlt. cinc NnhltruBc, Nufcutbult NM
lluidllc moren 10 gut mic olla9eIhlo'.
len, Sic Speratloustolten nn0 uitd'
Die piclet tpitIihen &eparoturcu Der
Wrildc mitroen aur1oren. ltn0 Ill lang
Iteua 10 $uhrCn mGren Die aal,5el,
@aufoitcn lplcocr cinqebrodt. Ter
}u1onQ SIT oicicr 0ohbrildc fonntC
in ionltcr Steigung iaQcit mir bon
Ger Moir StrnBc aus iibcr 0Cn @c4
itliclt ser Nttllpdlltee Nnhu erltcAi
IrrcroeI. mdhrcuo 0Ic ictiqe Nnffubri
sur 1rcbbrilfe enc ichr lteilc lit NM
picl Ytcr0tldlmcl5 toitct. Is Iic6cll
lid, nod .ricl ntrhr &ortDcilt elmer
NodlbrlIfe uufilhre1, 0ndl filr hclltt
molten mir uur scr @ofimlid Rdini
acbcl 00B i'd Scr nclc Niirpcrnlciltcr
1lr 0ielcll rormeAa 0fonoulildeH 6ldil
%iutereiiirt mo 0ob Nericlbc i'll db.
lehbarer 3cit sur Alt@fibrinQ fontnlt.
NofioI9cuo oo@ aeIlouc @oblrc-
n,ltnt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
Sic Gr9cbmiHc Der Stnot>@a
Gin neinr 9anbfni 81 Tunieu uon gPapr 2. Il Senhtp. Nme gh9lhber un staot
nO County 9Ratb. Gin fnappes SOtum ;ngnnhen elmer 6rdbride, nb biunM
Monatshih OHHe Der meme staOnatb Oastbe sur anshbrnns brmrn.

Gie Gruiflung oe9 uciren 9iir9cr
mciiters mar EN- g~lGn5cnocr Griolg.
Cr Gapurr IN 10 ASorhs. &r. ~
rcllleu 1atte mr. eincn &oriprlng III
ecr L.. g., To-, If. uno Is. Mur0.
9oS feline fiir Der abtrctcnocn Sllr.
gcrmcliter obgcgcbcne &otunl ilber.
rnId]tc nllaemcin. Hadl &oros MAJ
Die Slmmnbaabc ME folgt:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
YersnisuHss=@ ssweifer.

@nic'ut.- Seocn &rdnuttl0 nm abenH
9;a1neUi!c.
&iion- 'lcncu ai1dmitiag inp abeHa
&,maclttlOcr.
9nric ,>tNcu Hadmitlag am aoeno
@anoellitaer.
Goiluo. -,Sepcu siadmitag Hnn Slbenh
@saneclbiIner.
Stnr. ,SeNcn gt,drmitina unS g5etN
Monrcltilocr.
Como. (NornicItel ~ $epcn Nadpnlis
a. uno abcno &annelbliecr.
T%rcofulanh ~ AnreicItel ~ ,Seneh Mod
miltng mo abeHo %anNetbiioer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

ssy g. $. @of3 aqert fir bic
Tcm enaIono Y}uhloI 2iie. ser GIte.
'ten iobrIiten Gibiornoet @cieGidoft
IN Gmerieo. bat Elm Gontor i'm Rim.
ntcr 2t2 Stote 9onf @cbduSe croft.
net, nnb mcun Sic iit fir 2ebens.
rer'ihernn1 intcreiiirerL 10 miro es
ron &ortbell illr Sic iein iih nit ib.a
III N~erbin0una su ieten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

f0nntc nid)t &C
ia9t ncroen odE
Nos Rciultot Der
Stootlpabl Dom
IienitaA oilBef
i'll @c5ug an oc9
i~uncrlportet ltnrfe
&otunl, grobc
llcberroidjulla
aebrdd)t b0ite.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

Gr lit ali bcm rcdDtcu Neleiic.
Gr fonInlt I'M ms 81 b%eQlilfmiin.
id,cn 81 nllcren boffloliQcn @ol5
rtilblrn 4rbcitcn. t%SllBbo0cl. unicrcn
! i~nlt9ln9 II. /. 10, meIhc3 or 81 III
l)Iiircn 1as &crGul9tn hnttc IN Del
r:elrN Hubrcn, iii 0cnCn ct Die gdn5cl
Stootcu berciltc. Sie mcr0en cbct-
Tolls 5uirieocn icin nit Den @oorel
uno Trciien. 2uiieu Sic ula Sbncl
5l 2lcnitell lcin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
Cine Convention uon Mulif:
lebrern.

II 10. 20. nm
u. nicie5 NO
llots halt 1T 20
Groiic ote isis
conlin Mtuin
d,ers 9%liiociation"
cine ~0reitdgigc
e%nilDenttoil ab.
IS lit crlpilnidt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
NeueCte Rn5eiaeu.
3u rerfamfen

Elm $50 Gram Separator iar $50. ssuroe
.ineu Mona lang se3rGuht. &ad5ulragen
bel Der ga groIie &red;ng II Nnntber 20.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
2lSS
Die Mabl i'm Goumtp.

PISS Us.
Die Mabl i'm Gunmtp.
Gns GracbniB scr ~Supcruiiorcn
mnbl IN Sen &onobiItrittcn lpar nix
iolgt:
Vdrdpr:
6rlB WfcDcr 80, Sohn MoG ,.
NGrrc:
Grib &nltera 90. y. Mcpcr9 50.
Campbell:
). 3. Gldnlono, feline Sppoiltion.
Tarnlill9ton:
i. ". Storunot. fcinc Gpboiition
6rccuiiclo:
&illiam Sdluma 50, &iniont GaQ.
ier 81.
Ndnllltpn:
MhoIpb 9dlttIcmolm, feline Sppo
lition.
GnaloSta:
.. Z. Ncppcl. fcinc Cpppiitipn.
Nollaito:
y. Y. Nclion H. Wro0burg u
SbeIbp:
@crnluln lammcl. fcinc Sppoii
tiprl.
A&elt Sulcm:
:. s. Mioron, feline Cppoittion.
@olbinqton:
Gdrl @ilfc. feline Gppoiitiou.
Bangor &iQoQc:
II. y. Gopi3. feline Gppplitiou.
Burns:
Crrin Ilctcucr.
Gnnloato Gitu:
/. @oro - 0opdrN Gront.
, &nro - u. Y. Moore.
,. @or0 ~ =. .. Cor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
SO RureS s.

eomscrt. 0oa ndditc Concert Der
3ibilbormnniihen 0clcllldlart III ouI
0cn &. Mai ieitgcicut, mo ilnoet III
Sc Groiic Sbenter ltott.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

las critic SoOt. Nm Wtnntog
Gofmittog pailirte ono critic Boot
Die 3rcbbride. C5 mar Die p@ertD
Smoin :, meld,c iluGobwdrta iubr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

SOntcrf- Los luunlt NpItttll pCt
INSTRUMENTATION @clcllld0Tt Ut on1
ocn 6. Rai ieit9clcut, mo iinoet III
60 Groiic 1benter ltott.
las critic NoUi. Nm Wtnnto8
Nodmittog p~ailirtc ooo critic Boot
Die 3rcbbriide. IS mar Die nFercD
Smoiu , ipeld,c iIuGobpdrts fubr.
H~eideninno. ,>nl 5luIic uobc &c
noo mur0c fiir3lidl pen Y. ". 80.
ruea mo 6rout Baltimore Der Selde
lsom zines Wonue8 gciun0en, ocn
man OILS ocn bon Geo. gutter locns
tificirtc, Scr in Ger 9tadt oe5 I. 20
reuibcr ictteit >>uhrea Nc9enuher 1S9le
"a Iiame BON oem 6eglerun9soomp-
ier nAlert" %ltlr3te.
Nirdnueibe. sic meme 0ohnlide
Ct. Men5esIoua STRIDE miro uddlltci
Sonntoa eingcpeibt. Ger critic 8ot
iesoicnlt muroe in ibr ON Gbarlrcl-
tao nbaeholten. Am Sou1tug nnI
$3.50 &ormltto19 lperoel iidl uIle
Die &ereiue in Der 1t. Ntnrp$ Sdulc
rerionuucln mo nod ocr nelien Stir
de mdrjdiren. Die ca. $4,000 gcfo-
itct bot. Wton erportct ulclc Gate
bon Hroirie OIL Ghieh SSilioHn mo
GoitmuIl.
las NilfS Gumite. wcldles %ieiner.
3cit III Nlod Hlper sails gegriinoet
mhroc, Inn Die 0cIoer. Die 5lir Milfc
iur DIE Veluohner Der Std0t ciuaill
gen, jl bcrmulten. bot Ieet lcinell
Gnoberid,t icrtig geitelt. nno gcbt
aus olclem hcruor. Dob int Gon5cl
S167, S,}3.3t cIngcnoImtci mur0cl.
Ger Sctrct0r 0cs Counties. Nerr DC
orac =. Cooper. iuhr nodl Ntooiion,
im ietnen Ncridlt Dem @oupcrueltr
su uuterbrciten. odutit Die ScQialutur
Nos 0nutite entlalicu fam. Iic gro
Ec 6luth. Die icluerjclt. ais Der
Gnnn brad. ldlt Die lan}c 5tuot
5critortc, erelBllete lidl int @crbit
1911.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27
JUDGMENT IS RESERVED


Judgment 81 the trial court for the
plaintiff In the case of George G..
whltmorc against W. u. Candland.
william J. Lynch. a. q. Oiauquc. T.
&c. Merrill and John =. Chidester.
composing the state board of land
commissioners. and 4. Dclbcrt Van
WaRgoner. intervenor. was last Sat
urday reversed by the supreme court
and the ease rcmanded Co the lower
tribunal. The action was brought 10
restrain the land board from selling
certain school lands Of the state 60
A. -. Van Waggoncr az Sunnysidc
until the lands and Improvements
thereon had been duly appraised, The
question involved was as To whether
or not the land had been properly
appraised. the land board contendinR
that Il had.
The supreme court points out that
90 allow the injunction granted by the
trial court 60 stand might affect th,
rights 81 hundreds of purchasers OF
tate lands and Il uphoids the land
boards contention. II there was any,
thing improper about the apprnise,
ment, the court finds that II wal
merely irregularities which the cour
~ powcrlcHs Co correct. The opinion
comments that such results as Nigh
follow II the lower court was sus
tained should be obyiated unless IN,
act complained ~ II without authorit,
or contrary 10 law. which h not IN,
case here.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27
WATER STOCK IS
HELD FOR $3.50
LOOKS LIKE POOL AGAINST CITY
ron HIGHER PRICE.
Council Committee On Water stock
purchascs Tirm In Contention That
Two Twenty-Five T. Quite Enough
Toe the SHARE of tile Price Water
Company sought ~ the Cily.
,g TO understand II.

Up 60 the present time the oiiy of
Price har purchased about eleven hun
drcd shares 81 stock In the Price Wa
ter company, prices ranging from
ti.7s 70 t2.25 the share. most 81 Il the
latter figure This gives the city an
Ownership OF about thlrty-fye hun
drcd shares In the canal or close 20
two second-fect Of water. For linz
tied time l.. 4. LAUDER. city recorder,
IL authorized 60 purchase additional
naarcf at t2.2b. but this n not eN-
pectcd Co hold good for many days aH
the city has other opportunities for
getting the water wanted.
The town OF Wellington has water
rights Tor sale Ia the Price Water
company canal and n Understood Ca
be willing 60 let 40 az ti.7b. That In
such amount as the city wants. Mem
berH OF the special committee 90 pur,
chase water rightr are decided In their
stand that they will not permit the
city a. be held M. NJ the price Of
s22b IN not satisfactory o. holders OF
stock. OF course II II the privilege OF
owners not 10 part with II. The pric,
paid IN about tG2.b0 per acre. Figured
ON the acreage basis
Last week Price Water compan,
caused measurements 10 be made OF
the water going through the cana
with the expressed intention OF hold
Ing the city down 90 liz actual owner
ship. That Il may be known that th'
water company figures are right, Il q
said that the city win also have
measurement made 90 see whether ol
not the people here are getting "a
square deal" II IL proposed by both
interests that weir be placed In IN,
Interest of all parties concerned.
There h said Ia be an understand
ing between several parties at Prize
that they hold out for $3.50 for stock
believing that the city council vii
come 10 this figure FOR the balanc
wanted. This several members OF IN
council say viii not be paid, Tw
twenty-five Is the limit II is argue,
that the increase OF price Co SIS
would not be fair to those who hav
let their stock 40 az s2,25.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27
DANCING II CLASSED nv
THE EXPERTS AS An Art

Dancing was classified under two
heading. social and exhibition. az the
annual meeting OF dancing masters
held recently In san Francisco. The
one-step, the FOX trot. the waltz can
ter and the hesitation waltz will again
be the popular forms of social dane
Ing
The question OF appropriate dance
music may now prove the most annoy
ms. Dance music should always be
bright and snappy and should consist
OF strains OF eight or sixteen or thirty
two measures, not more or less. Other
wise the phrasing OF dance movements
TO the music viii be very difficult. II
not impossible.
The adopted manner 81 holding the
lady In modest, the posture very erect
ana retained 30. without sagging or
swaying. and the style very smooth.
rarely bending the knee, and then ON,
~ In certain steps
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27
Water Measuremen,s Maae.

Price Water company has recently
caused a measurement 90 be made by
an engineer from Salt Lake City. sent
here for this purpose. lie found that
on the first Of this month (AugustD
the city was using i.O75.6sO gallons OF
water or T29.6ts gallons more than II
is entitled TO.
The water company states that
when the canal IL running full the
city IL entitled 90 6S9.t72 gallons ev-
cry twenty-four hours. while az low
water, which Was the condition wher
the measurement was made thi,
month. but 346,Ot2 gallons In twenty,
four hours belongs 60 the city,
Al fun capacity the Price Water
company canal carries 23.sl second
feet OF water. OF this Price Water
company owns iO.2s second-feet; All
red Ditch company, S.aa second-fee
and Wellington Canal company. 5.3(
seoond-feet. However. the above ar,
the figures OF the Price Water com
pany only,
II the city council causes meas
urement 10 be made and a weir placed
TO measure the oity's water. there ma,
be a different complexion 10 the entir,
water controversy.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27
CONSIDERING new PLAN
FOR LEVYING OF TAXES

The state board OF equalization ad.
journed at Salt Lake City last Satur-
day afternoon. following a session OF
two days, during which time tentative
plans were outlined for the organise
ton OF the districts through the state
for the purpose OF making new assess
mentH and appraiHementa for taxation.
with the forming of districts. either
nix or eight In number covering the
total territory OF the state. Il n plan
ned To hole meetings In conjunction
with the state auditor and county
commissioners. and the auditor and
treasurer OF each county. The districts
formed will contain from three To six
counties In each district and the state
board OF equalization members feel
that the plan for reorEanlzing the
method OF appraiHement and aFsers-
ment will be facilitated.
President William Bailey OF the
board outlined the condition that con-
fronted the board as follows; "The
recent act OF the state legislature
known as Rill No. III limits the levy
that can be made on real and personal
property and neceEsitates the finding
OF other methods OF raising the rev.
enue for the operation OF the state.
The value OF the property 10 be taxed
must be appraised at Its fun value "a
make up FOR the loss by limiting the
tax levy. az regulated by the recent
act II Ii the plan OF the board IA
divide the state into districts and have
the officers Of each county meet and
adopt uniform methods of appraise-
ment and assessment"
The board was assisted by the visit
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27
CLARKE IS ENONERATD
victim Of Myton shooting Gets Along
wei AZ Hospital

william williamson. who was shO'
o., Mvton on the night Of August 1th
bv H. @. Clarke. town marshal Is get
ling along nicely at vornal hospital
and is expected TO be out soon. clarke
has had his preliminary hearing and
was acquitted by the Justice Of the
poace before whom the preliminary
rss held. The bullet which struck
Williamson In the mouth was located
,,d extracted u was found at the
,oot of the tongue. Clarke formerly
lived al Price and his acquittal OF the
charge against him viii he good news
Z, his numerous friends here. VIII
hanson was drinking at the time Of
the fight between the two men and
was making an attack on Clarke with
an axe. when Clarke opened fire on
him.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27
WHEELON REVIEWS
WATER SITUATION
Conditions Under Price River irrigation Sys.
tenn Compared With Those Prevail
ing Elsewhere West.

f..s.. a.. pet. fHNsa.s lWFIwaNfUW com.
~ - s,.,r,i,,,,aS az, A.,
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27
WILL MOVE PEACH CROP
FIRST WEEK IN SEPTEMnEH

Peaches will begin moving out of
Utah To the Omaha aud Chicago mar.
keh about the first or third of Sen.
TENDER according 20 w. II. Garyin.
manager OF the Utah Fruitgrowers
association. and shipments win con.
tlnue wei into October. Il il expected
that about four hundred cars ot
peaches will be moved out az IN
state during the season.
The crop this year Is not so larp,
az IN past years, but Il il expected maj
good price viii prevail, as the ANAL,
" o, 'he irult Is excellent As yet No
!tAed price has been established a,
the association does not lie 10 an,
= hedule and acts merely as jobber,
Tor the growers.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27

Price River Irrigation company Il
making ready 10 replace a number of
It's wooden fumes along the canal
route from the diversion dam above
Price 10 Miller Greek with steel flum-
ing and iron abutments. This ma
teriai has been decided upon by the
board Of directors upon the rccom-
mendatlon Of J. G. wheelon. chief en-
gineer. Engineer whcelon came
down from Salt Lake City last Satur-
day and on sunday and Monday went
out over the line with Frank Nell
hancy. who n In charge OF the canal
at Price. Engineer wheclon states
that some Of the fluming " already on
the ground and the remainder " conn
ing. IL will all be placed inside OF n
couple Of weeks Next year the fium-
ing on the hill just west 81 Price will
be done away with by the driving Of
n tunnel through the hill where the
fluminR now In use begins at the west
This viii be an expensive piece of
work. and II has been decided 90 make
the wood flume now In use last as long
az IL possible before starting the tun-
mel work.
THE last OF the stored waters Of
the ptice River Irrigation company's
system was drained from the Mann
moth reservoir In the OooHeberry Val.
ley last Friday" said Engineer Wheel
on. The canals viii be dry for an
indefinite period. as the Price river
has been too low for some time 90
provide only some of the earlier rights
with any water at all. Superintendent
Frank Mcilhaney has material on the
ground and viii start at once on the
masonry work that will require n dry
canal for short time 90 place suit
able foundations and footlnRH for the
renewal Of some wood fumes lie
will be always ready. however, Co pass
the stream over the works at any time
an increase In the flow of Price river
will enable the water commissioner "a
supply us with water from the river"
Speaking 81 the unusual shortage
Of water everywhere this season. EN-
gineer whcclon says, ''rhc farmers
under the Price River Irrigation com.
pany'H canals ARE fortunate In hnvinH
such n long ana steady delivery of
water this season. aH most 81 the lr.
rigated districts IN the intcrmountair
region have suffered Tor water "a
some extent There has been received
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27

saturday 60 its session OF A. Ripley
toote. honorary president OF the Ma
tonal Tax association. and one OF the
best Informed authorities on the ques-
ton OF taxation In the United States.
Foote gave the board Information on
the methods 10 be adopted In this
state. and Il was largely through the
Enforcement by him of the present
plan OF procedure that the board de-
cided on the method outlined.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27
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