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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Visit the
Beauty Parlor
Hayes-Park, Murry Street
Hair Dressing Massage
Manicuring
Mrs. VIM. T., Gleason

LOST-Suit case. marked with
owners initials IL. L. s." Liberal
reward for Information leading To
return of same. Leave at this Office
or call phone 120-K. 80
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
{. ". HULsE 8 Co.

senred Mrs. Foreman. Mr.. Boreman.
after having voluntarily decided 10
Mrs. Foreman the California resi-
dence. OF his " motion stated to
the court that it was bis desire to
provide for the support of Mrs, Bore
man. as we'll as the support and edu-
cation of the minor child. Edmund.
and had prepared a decree contain
ing these provisions. which was
signed by Judge McFadden.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

j. r. Rumbaugh is today exhibit
ing a horned owl which MEASURE SO
inches from tip to tip. Early last
night Mr.. Rumbaugh was attracted
by a noise in his chicken house and
upon Investigation discovered the
horned owl about to light on one of
his prize hens. With the aid of his
shotgun Mr.. Rumbaugh brought
down the rare bird and it is a speci-
men OF which he is justly proud.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
DAY NURSERY


Leave the little ones with me when
you have an afternoon or evening en-
gagement. Best of care.
Two Maternity Rooms
MRS. r.. HERBERT
AT Clark st.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Cononelos COMPANY Brings suit

Through Attorney Chas. A. Walk
err the Louis Cononelcs company has
brought suit against the n. ID. Kirk
opulos bakery at McGill. The Con-
onelos COMPANY claims a balance due
amounting to 1856 for goods sold
and delivered to the bakery compa-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

Attorney G.. F Foreman was yes
terday granted a divorce in the dis
trict court from Louise Bates Bore
man. The action was brought by the
local attorney on the ground of de-
sertion Attorney Chandler repre-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

Called by the sad news of the
death of his mother Herman Tietz
left for San Francisco yesterday
morning. He will be joined there by
Mrs. Tietz and their two sons. Law
renee and Joseph. who are visiting
on the coast.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Mrs. Howard Is Ill

Mrs. John r. Howard is seriously
ill at her apartments in the Howard
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard are hoping
for her speedy recovery.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

If you wish to attend the theater
or have an evening engagement. why
not leave the children with me?
Best of care MRS. r. HERBERT
Day Nursery 447 Clar st. (Adv.)
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

Mrs. Henry p. Bennett was in
from the Bennett ranch on Friday.
at the Bennett home suffering with
stomach troubles.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

F. W. Rail-. local manager for the
STANDARD Oil company. left for San
Francisco Friday morning on a bust
ness mission. A. II. Schaper is sery-
ing during his absence.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Alex Baird Is Back

Ak Baird, who has been in Idaho
for some time. has returned to Ely
and. says there is no place like home
to him
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
sadie knight Asks for Divorce

An action has been filed In the dis
trict court by Sadie Knight, asking
for a divorce from Robert E. Knight.
Plaintiff further prays that she be
restored to her former name. Sadie
Leonard.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
To Attend Fathers Funeral

j. f. Brinton OF the First National
bank Of Ely. has been in Salt Lake.
where he went to attend the funeral
of his father. Mr.. Brinton's many
friends here sympathize with him In
his bereavement.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

FOR SALE-Baby's brass bed. Ap
ply TO J. p. King East Ely. o.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

ny and suit Is brought I o collect thai
amount.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
Sic &rie9sla9e.
Mortfebuna bon 6eite ~

\o~>~NSc1S ~ WV A
Su1ppen un6 Mrtillerie beiebt iin6.
Sic &0be bon Monte Mero blieb felt
in uni erem 8eiit. ltniere @erluite
maret nidt ihtuer. Der &umpf miro
NIT friiden Truppen fortgefiibrt, NIT
oene1 mir ei1en enti9eiben6en Ct
folg gu erringen boffen." Ser otter
reidiide 8eridt iiber 6ieie &6mpfe
bleibt ab5utpurten. Cont ruben
bleibt ab5utparten. Cont ruben Die
Tbatigfeit Ser Mrtinerie.
SIN @eiten lit 6as 0orf un6 S9loB
@ooge, mo- idon felt Tangent gegen
oie gnglan6er getampt mur6e, Bis
auf pemge @duier in 6ie Sdn6e Ser
9eutihen gefanen. Die 8uderfabrif
IN Soude5 lit au6 in 6eutl6em @e=
iit. Noris mel6et, 6aB Sic Deutiden
NIT einem @eidiiB bon GROCER Srag=
meite uerfolgloS beriu6t boben, Ser.
61n 5u bei9ieben." ct. Die lift m1@
beidoiien mor6en. @arts mel6et fer
ner, 6aB 6ie 1ii6lide 6ront Der @e=
feitigungem BON Meb beidoiien nor
Den iei; 6ies lift befanntlih a116 i9on
Dor langerer 3eit bon Sen Tran5oien
berim6t tpor6en.
@ilions geote an DeutidIan6 lit
bonn &abinett g%utgebeibens mor6en;
tie tpir6 am Montag no6 Berlin ge=
fabelt mer6en. Sic 5oiiung lit fur5
aber beitimmt. 0eutidIano ion er-
flaren, Oh es fiinftig int Seefrieg anf
@rmn6 6es &oIferredts nn6 Ser &C.
bote Ger Menid)lidfett borgeber1 min
o6er ni6t. SIM MbIebmtngsfam 6iirf=
ten tpobl sic 6ipIomatiiden 8e5iebun-
gen abgebrohen per6en. 9nB sic
91tiitania nidt armiert tpar, gilt Ser
amerifaniiden @egierung als a11sge=
madt.
Sic 6e1tiden Ea11dboote iin6 tpie=
Ser duberft tbatig getpeiet ur6 ba-
ben neuer6ings midt menfger als iie=
ben 9mpfer Der ienft, 6abon 5net
BON iiber 5000 be5m. 1000 Eonner
@ebalt. Sic @onnidaften tpur6en in
alien Gdiillen gerettet.
Ole Ser. Staoten baben eine l1n-
teriudung iiber Mntperbung amertfa=
niider 8iirger 5um britiiden @eeres=
6ienit eingeIeitet. gt1ide b1nbert
junge Mmertfamer, sic aIs 8fer6e>
bitter o1tf britti9en Srot1sportfdiffen
na6 gnglon6 f11bren, iin6 nidt tpie>
Ser 5urudgefebrt. SSn ein5elnen Sal
len lit e%rtpieien tpor6en, 6oB iie at=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

ser Gair tbeilnabmen un6 6ur4 tbce
|5penben 51 oem u1rermartet groBe1
6%inan5erfolge %beitrugen, iet biermit
ser @emleinbe 9anf erltattet. -
@abreno zines a1n p%orlesten Mitt-
pod) in unierer &farrfirde INN 8
l1br nom bodtp. Yfarrer Sdoaen-
berger gebaltenen 8ral1tamtes lteBen
ibren Ere1buno 611rd 8rie1tersbano
legnen Mifplol1s Geter, @obn Ser III
golo Spring %ipobne1poen Santilie Ge-
ter 0efer, un6 SRI. Margaretba
Stomnres, Iodter 6es l%angiabrigetr
uNoroitern" gorreipon6enten Sobu
5tmunes. Nad ser tirdliden Seier
fans Elm id)6nes @odSeitSfeit inn &m1-
ie 6es &aters Ser @raut ltatt, mo5u
lih sic &erman6ten 6es 8rautpaareS
II. sic Madbaren eingefun6en batten
uno sic 9ra1tleite mutt ber5li6en
@liid>piiniden un6 id0nen @eidenten
be6adten. M0ge Sen M~eupermablten
eige11e1 9er6e INT @ol6 Spring
MIR @liid erbliiben! BUR @od3eit
batten itdJ eingefm16en @itttpe Eet.
&ouid), SEER un6 Trau @on Ser @aar
un6 yrm1 &onrao @olter bon 2nr=
en1bl1rg, Sotpa. : Sobn Stomme3
begab iid Treitog na6 ct. Gloa16,
lpp ct peridie6ene fir sic @emeinoc-
fair gefoufte @egenitan6e arsgltd).
&on sort madte er in ct. Saul et1en
pertuan6ti6oftli6en 8eiu@ un6 reiite
Damn nah Seem ltl1n, mo er BEL ser
Staatstonpention Ser fatb. G0riter
Sen bieiigen 50riterperein pertrat.
&ier traf Sic Madridt Elm, 6aB
ont s. Sunni Sobn @en11ers dlteite
Sodter it6 NIT 9etf. @eilers @obn
IN 3idep, g. o, permdblt babe. 8ei-
Sc 6amilien fins bier alte 8efannte.
9os Srobnleihnamsfe1t lit lebten
Donnerltag in urlierer @emei1r6e mie-
Ser o1f's 6eierli6ite oa1r@ @ro5ei<
iion inn 6reien begongen tpor6en, uno
bel 6ieler @elegerrbeit tpa1r6e nnter
SEM ne1en 8al6ad}in, melber er1t ant
Morger 6es 6robmlei6namstages an
fam, 6as &uerbetligite getragen.
8eim Mmte tpltr6e cine @oQeffe 511r
Dedung Der Soften 6es 8al6odins
m~1fgenommen. Ser &trbend]or tr11g
6ur6 berrlt6en @efang peientli6 CUR
!@ebung 6er6eier, 51 ser it@ biele aus
6en neutrality-suspicious. eingefun6en
batten, BEL. -Soiepb 2u6nig bon ct.
@1ou6 fat sic frIbere &eter @teiIs
5arm, Sic iett @i9entbum 6es 2eb-
rers IS. S. &ubnle lit, in &adt ge=
tommen. - @ebulfsiduliuperinten=
bent &arl S9mit un6 6milie bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
Bier oabeittt 9ema1t.
Meue Gntoefung repolu5ioniert bas
8iergeidaft.

3urh cine neue Metbooe Ser Gon=
5entration bat Elm moblbefannter
gra1er aus Cincinnati, Sbio, ein
@erfabren entoedt, moour9 mirfli-
DIES @ier in f%on5entrierter 6orm jest
geliefert meroen fam. Srgeno je-
man0 fat1n jebt in ieinem eigenen
Seim Elm @las 8ier baben, tper11 inn
mer ct es tpia gum &oitenbetrog Don
1a1r einem Gent bas @las. gr lie
fert oaS @eritenmal5, @opfen l,no on
oere n%otbtpen6ige Sngreoien5en oes
9iers in fon5entrierter Gorm, 10 6ob
gan3 einfo6 our6 @in3ufiig11ng 6es
@aiiers un6 ein tpenig 3l1der ein
%perlenoes, iddl1men6es @las Bier
raid prdpariert tperben fan,. g.
beibt, 6oB biefes @ier BEL tpeitem oor.
5iiglider lit als 6as regular gebra1tte
@ier uno ols @rgebniB oieier gnt,
oedung maden tauienoe 2eute iiber
oas ga115e 2an6 ibr eigenes @ier a1
@anie. 3ieie neue grtoed11g miro
BON ta1lien6en bon Seuten, bie in
trodenen 3erritorien pobnen, pia-
fomm gebeiBen, % es ieiner Gon3en.
tration tpeget RAID un6 biaig irgeno
tpobin per Eaquet-Eoit g%eliefert ,per,
Sen farm. @ieman6, gleidpiel Oh
int Gel6e> in 6er 6abrif, a1lf Ser
5arm ODER 6abeim bra11dt iest obne
oas taglide erfriiden6e 2ogerbier gu
fein. Serr 81. g. Sbub, 3O02, brittle
straBe, Cincinnati, Sbio, bot ein
iebr Invertebrates 9oofIet geidrieben,
tpeldes oie @eididte l1no sic Sc.
beimnaiie ieines @ro3eiies entbdlt>
Dos ct fret per @oit als @eriuds.
offerte fret jebtpeoem 5llgeididt, Ser
ibm ieiten Man1en ooer Morciie SIT.
ierbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
ct. CLOUD betbeiligter ii6 an ser
bier gebaltenen &r9enfair. - SRI.

ct. CLOUD betbeiligten ii@ an Ser
bier gebaltenen &rdenfair. = SRI.
Mrna sc. 3enner, melde brei Ser.
mime bier IN ser Dorfidule unterri9-
tete, lit fir Dos ndd)ite Sduliabr mie=
Ser %georngen tporoen; a116 miro Iie
Sic Direftion oes &ird)endoreS iber-
nebnpen. : ST.. Sopbia &ran5, mel-
DIE mabren6 bes lebten Sduliabres
bier ols 2ebrerin a1rgelte1t mar, bat
ii6 bon uns berabidieoet un6 miro
ibr Salient inn ndditen Sduliabre
ionltapo bertpen6en. Ml19 SRI. 81.
ider, melde i'm Diitrttt 105 unte1-
rid)tete, bat 6iele 5teue iomte Sic Or
ganiitenitelle nmierer @ennetn6e al1f-
gegeben, unr iid ionitmo naibli6 5u
MAIDEN. Sprimg Sill.
Cine id0ne Doppelbod5eit tp11r6e
bier ont 9ienitag bergangener @ode
gefeiert. Sci einem bonn bodtp.
@farrer um 9 5%elebrierten 8rm1tmte
mnr6en fiirS 2eben bereint @ilbelm
SdD11berg un6 SRI. ella 8rm1n un6
&einri6 Braun nit SRI. Maria
S@onberg. Nod oen Eram-3eremp=
nien fono iid 5l1r &o&aeit cine
@door beiterer @dite Elm, neI9e es
6en beiten @er5enSpiimi9en fir
6ie Nel1permablten mdt mangeln
lie ben nn6 6ur6 ibr beiteres @eien
6en iungen @aaren Sen erlten Sag
6es nelten 2ebensltan6es gu einem
redt angenebmen geitalteten. Mogen
oieiem Srelt6entage nur Sage seq
beiteriten Gbelebens folgen, rn6 m0s
&c Ben @~e11bermablten sic melt betre-
tene 2ebensbabn cine itets geebnete
iein. = &o@>p. &farrer Hfeiffer
modte borlebten Mitttpo@ in Msl-
role etnen gei6aftliden 8eiu6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.
Reyision Of 1901
N0VISIUu Oh j,
mo. d2QQl

(NO. 4Svy)
Estate of Frank Korneck, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County OF Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank
Korneck, Decedent.
Letters te%stamentary this day hav-
ing been granted to Paulina Korneck,
1t is Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate in this Court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to
six months from and after the date
hereof; and that
FRIDAY. THE 10th DAY OF
DECEMBER,
1915, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
the City of st. Cloud in said County.
be, and the same hereby is, fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination,
adjustment and allowance of such
claims Is shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in Der
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated June 18th, 1915.
(SeaD j. B. HIMSL.
JunlO-l7-24 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
4. Stunt.

Er3empsl sic tpidtige oiterrei@i=
16e Setting in @ali5ien, lit mieoer
in sic &a1r6e ibrer eigentli6en 8e-
iiber iibergegange1t. Sim Conner
ltagfriib $3.50 ubr 6rangen 6te beut-
iGen Irnppen bonn Nor6en fer in 6ie
@taot Elm, mdbren6 sic Oeiterreider
pom Siioen uro @elten gegen 6 ubr
folgten. Die &riegsbeute lit nod DON
fei1ter Seite geidabt tpor6en; IMAM
gloubt, 6aB Die in un6 BEL Br3empsI
itebenoe ruiiiide &rmee ii@ a11f maize.
5u 100000 Mann b%e5ifferte. @eters-
burg gibt Sen Berluit ser Geitnng 3u
uno 2on6on be5ei6net sic @ie6er-
oberung b%eion6ers megen ber Blot-
li@feit a1s Elm ole bisberigen grr11n=
genidaften 6ieies &rieges iibertref-
fen6es @reigniB II. ols groBen @ieg.
Man glaubt, 6oB es hermit nidt ee,
mug iein tpir6> ion6ern 6aB Die 0%iterr..
oertiden Srrppen iid belt1eben per-
Sen, no@ 9emberg un6 fogor nod
tpeiter geget sic &1iien bor3ugeben,
I'M es oieien unmogli@ 51 moden
Dor Nblauf BON Monate11 cine 11eue
Sffeniibe 5u ergreifen. &iero11r6
miir6en Trnppen CUR @ertpen6ung &C.
gen Stalien 11n6 Sen @eiten fret. Sci
strpi geben Die Sample erfo1grei9
meiter. ST. einigen 0epeiden miro
mie6er betont, 6aB sic oe11tide Sffen.
iibe an Ser 8inra fort6auert u116 mo11
iib tidt flar 6ariiber lit, oh Nun a1,d]
Elm neuer 6euti6er 8oritoBberil1@ ge.
gen 8aridalt 51 ertparten lit.
Stalien melbet sic ginnabme elmer
meiteren oiterreid)iid)en @ren3iteI.
lung, mabren6 2onoon mieoerboIt So
rol1f bintpeiit, 6ob nod fein gr0Berer
@ampf gemel6et moroen lit. @ien
mel6et, 6aB sic Staliener sic otter.
reidiiden @ren3befeitigr1nge1 ~er-
folgreid" beidoiien baben. Sc lit
aber fa11m at,5unebmen, 6ab sic iiber
9on6on fommen6e DepeIhe in bieier
unbeitimmten Gorm einen grfolg Ser
SsStaliener meIben tpiir6e.
Die Stalieniiden 9perotionen iitro
bisber, mte @ten mel6et> erfolglos
getpeien. Sic @eid)ieB11ng Scr 0iters
reidiiden @ren3befeitigungen bat
6teien feinen neientliden sdaoen
5ltgefiigt, obtpobl cine grobe @enge
Munition bon SEN Staliencrn Der.
broltd)t p1tr6e. Mobe ser aiiIte tpllr-
Sc ein itolieniider Mngriff NIT id)tpe.
rem @erlultcn fir sic Mngrcifer ob.
eeid1oac11. Ger @iener @erid)t itellt
ferrer ridtig, SAB Sos @ombar6e.
mer1t bon Eola o1,rd cin 9ltftlhiff
nltr gcrinae1 sda6en 51tfiiate un6
bel 6ent 9olnborbcment bon Monfal-
cone 11l1r cine Gerion perlctt pl1roe;
Sic itolienii6cn @eridte iiber oieie
Operotiouen merbcn als folih be5cidp,
met. Scr amtlide itolicniihe @erid)t
melbet feline tpei entlid)e @era1loernll-
gen, ipet1l1 CT olldb bon einiaen itolie-
niid)en grfplgen 5u beridten tpeiB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
Cute OeIeaenheit.

Cine im @eidbilb Der 5ta6t MeI.
role gelegene, 40 @der Gor1n, unter
&ultur, @obnbaus nit nouem Bofe.
ment uno 13 8immer11, eleftriide ge.
1endtung urb @iiterne, ,lnter giiniti.
gen @e6ingungett al fo1lfen. M1be.
res al erfrage1 bel Mnton Qudemeser,
Melroie, Minn. 24.ba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

geporben puroen. 9ies itebt in 81
reftem 8i6eripr16 81 einem Mbfom-
men 5tpiiden Sen Ser. @taaten nn6
England. Gin formeller Nrotei it lit
etngerei9t mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
@erlanqt

gum iofortigea gintritt ein autes,
itorfes u1tb arbeitstpiQiges 0eaoden.
Mub fotbolild fem. grfabr1111g nidt
notbmcuoig. Gutter 2obn nn6 quite
@ebanolutg 5ugeiidert. Naberes 51t
erf ragen TT Ser uMoroitern">O 81
flee. 31=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
9anfiaqmnq.

Siefgefiblten Cont eritatten mir
BEN bielen Tremn6en un6 @a9baren,
oie mnS anlaBlt6 6es Go6es unieres
lieben @atten nn6 @aters 8epeiie
ibrer @Dmpatbte erbra9ten nnb 6as
Mn6enfen 6es 8eritorbenen in ibrem
@ebete an Ser 8abre un6 6l1r9 8lu-
m%enipenoen ebrten, nmentli@ ienen,
sic 6em fir feline Seelenrabe gebal=
te1ten Mmte %beimobnter nn6 fir i'm
Elm an6adtiges @ebet berrt9teten.
STRAIT q. 2inbenberg nnb &inber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
&erlanat

&erlam9t
gum ioforttgen @intritt ein fGbiges
Md66en; gutter 2obn. MGberes Be
Sran s.. 6. Grim, 405-2. Mpe
Iii6Iim ct. CLOUD, Minn.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-12
ENTHUSIASM SHOWN ron
ROUNDUP At HUNTINGTON

The program 90 the tabernacle last
"wednesday evening for the purpose
Of creating enthusiasm for the farm
crs' roundup and housekeepcrs' con-
ference To- be held nc Huntington Mo-
vembcr 18th To 23d was well at
tended affair aud much enjoyed by
those who were fortunate enough a.
be present MiSs Ada Newhourr sang
solo. accompanied by Mrs. l.. \.
Jones on the violin and Mrs J. A.
Crockett on the plano.
Carl II. Marcuson made "a splendid
talk on why farmers and stockErow.
cTs should attend the roundup. lie
drew a comparison between progress
niye and non-progrcaSlvc farmers and
laid particular stress on the education
Co be derived from such gatherings.
Miss tneE Scott. teacher OF elocu-
ton az the Carbon county high school.
and Miss inez Lewis. one ~ Miss
SCOTS pupils. each gave - reading
and Mrs. Olive Milburn gave a talk
ON why houEekcepers should attend
the conference. her address being
good and 10 the point.
why business Men should Attend
the Roundup" was ably handled by
Mayor Elect A. W. Horsley. lie show
ed the relationship which existed he
tween the business man and the far
mer and pointed out that without the
farmer the latter could not exist.
A. J. Lee pointed out reasons why
the people of Price should attend this
meeting and support Emery county.
saying that Price could not stand
alone. but must lean on Emery Tor
support Price IL 60 Eastern Utah
what Salt Lake city Is 20 the state Of
Utah. said he.
Miss Lora Harmon and Seymour
Prows sang duet and Robert II.
Stewart made the closing address.
promising all who went To Hunting
ton the time OF their lives. a fare OF
a dollar and a quarter will be made
10 those attending. said Stewart. with
the lowest possible hotel rates obs
tsinable.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-12
DIES IN SALT LAKE CITY
Accident T. Fatal tn John lowry, ST..
Ancr Nearly Year.

John Lowry. sr.. 80 years OF age. a
pioneer OF iSf7. member OF the con-
stitutional convention OF the state OF
Utah and n resident Of Manti for more
than nifty years. died Sunday at the
residence Of his daughter. Mrs. ]. G.
Reynolds. az Salt Lake city. Mr..
Lowry suffered fracture Of his right
collar bone last December when get
ting on street car In that city. the
act OF lifting az he held 90 the hand
hold OF the ear proving too severe a
strain for the strength of the bone.
lie had been In poor health since that
time and had remained In Salt Lake
city under medical care. Previous o.
this time. after leaving Manti. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowry lived In springviile. Mrs.
Lowry. who survives her husband.
was at his bedside when he died.
Deceased was born In Lewis county.
Missouri. January ~. 1929. Arriving
In Salt Lake Valley with the pioneers
OF John Tayinr's company In iSt7. he
was called on colonizing mission 90
Manu In isia. whore he lived Tor more
than hair century. Though hts
chances for education were mcager.
he achieved an acquaintance with his
tory that gave him q wide reputation
ana made him valuable member OF
the state constitutional convention and
Legislature. In both Of which he served.
In addition Co his widow he II sur
vived 10y the following sons and
daughters: John Lowry. Jr.. and Mrs
william Reid OF. Manti. william -.
Lowry and Mrs. NJ. W. Molen 81 Arco.
Ida. Daniel a. Lowry Mrs. Nathaniel
Crawford and Mrs Samuel Singleton
OF Fcrron. Mrs. q. n. Anderson OF
springyillc. Mrs I'D Olsen of Provo
and Mrs. \. N. Allen and Mrs ]. &.
Reynolds OF Salt Lake city.
The body was taken to Mauti Tues
day and funeral services held In the
fatter-day Saints tabernacle there
Wednesday afternoon az 2 o'clock. In
terment was In the Manti cemetery.
Mr.. Lowry was an uncle OF Wallace
Lowry of this city and was we'll known
here, having at one time conducted
the old Clarke Hotel In Price.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-12
ESTIMATES ON THE FLOW OF
GRAND AND GREEN RIVERS

Preliminary estimates based ON
report that II being prepared by y. G.
t.altue. hydraulic engineer Of the geo.
logical survey. according TO v. A. Por-
ter. district engineer Of the survey for
Utah. give the flow OF water In the
Grand and Green rivers. tributaries
OF the Colorado. Tor the the past year
up until November list. These crti-
mates give the runoff Of the Green
river ms 100000 acre-feet. That OF
the Grand river has been estimated
at 100000 acre-feet. These Figures
include the tributaries OF both
streams ON the Grand river II N
estimated that t7.iOO acres could be
reclaimed In Utah through the con-
rtructlon OF the proposed Colorado
river project. ON the Green river the
acreage that would be reclaimed h.
estimated at t6b. 900 acres and the
project would also serve los. 500 acres
In Utah along the Colorado. below the
junction of the Grand and Green.
The reclamation service according
10 Porter. II now making surveys 10
determine what construction work
would be required. The plans con-
template the construction of reHer-
voir az bridgeport on the Green river.
northeast ct NernRl. which would
store three million acre-feet OF water
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-12
MRS. FRISBY PASSES
Mother OF Mrs. A. Burgener OF Price
Victim OF Paralysis.

Mrs. Dizzy Ann Frisby. wife OF Jo-
seph III. Frisby. died sunday night AT
the family home In Provo from par
alysis. She was born at ogden. Feb
ruaTy 22. 1850. Her parents were
Merritt Staley and Martha Rebecca
Farley Staley. when child she
moved with her parents 10 GlenwOod
in SEWER county. where her father
was shot and killed by the Indians In
July. 1866. In 1875 she was married
60 Joseph II, Frisby. and with him In
1877 moved 90 Arizona, settling al
Forest Dale. on account Of the In
dian troubles there the family moved
o Show-Low. where they remained
until 1855. when they again moved
tlds time % Taylor. Ariz. In 1890 the
family moved To Snowflake. Ariz.
where they resided until 1908. when
they came 10 Provo.
Mrs. F'risby is survived by her hus-
band and six children, besides a num-
her of grandchildren. The children
are Mrs Priscilla Shill. Mrs. Annie
Ritohie, William F'rlsby and T., Carl
Frisby OF Provo; Mrs. Cora Burgener
OF Price. and II. Leroy Frisby. who IL
now on a mission 20 England
Mrs. Burgener was at the deathbed
of her mother and Mr.. Burgener went
TO Provo Sunday night 10 be present
at the funeral. which was held there
Tuesday az o'clock.