The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01


tract therefrom. lie has many friends
who will try ana see that he Ia put
back on the board for the coming four
years.
District court will reconvcne az
Price about December nth. Judge
Christensen going 60 his home AZ
Manti for Thanksgiving last wednes-
day evening. IL II expected the
Ketchum Coal company litigation
against Utah Fuel company and others
will be concluded next week and the
case determined after being taken un-
der adviscmcnt.
Miss Lola Leonard. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs A. n. Leonard OF Hunting
ton. won the annual Thanksgiving
medal In the story contest By students
az Carbon County fiigh school Second
place was given 10 Mrs Alton Wilson.
other CONTESTANTS esrc Miss Clara
Jones OF the seycnfh grade and Miss
Grace Fausctt Of the high school. The
judges were Rev. ~. T. zeidcra. a. w.
Cooper and Miss Castle OF the acad-
envy faculty.
Price Mutual Improvement associa-
tions win hold a conjolnt session at
the tabernacle next Sunday at !
o'cloca OF the evening. when an cN-
cellent program will be given. fea-
lures OF which will be a trombone
solo by william Parry. an address by
\. w. doidinK. old time songs clar-
ionct solo by Earll Frandsen and n
cornct solo By II. J. stayner and n
vocal selection by Mrs. G. q. BIRD.
Miss dilemma sGundcrnon will give a
reading and there viii also be old
time songs by MeaarA. niddle. iiailin-
ger. Jotgcnscn and Lohan. Every
one made welcome.
The New Grand Hotel at Salt Lake
city has an announcement In this Inn
preston Of The sun OF interest Co Wis.,
ltoru TO the state capital. Under the
management Of william Anderson
this hosiery has become one OF the
very incest and best anywhere In all
this Western country. Courtesy and
attention 10 the slightest wants OF
guests II a feature OF the house. The
New Grand IL centrally located and In
close proximity 20 the principal places
OF amusement and business. Eastern
Utah people will find n a most pleas
ant place 20 stop with rates within
the reach OF JUS common folks"
N. y. Draffet. president OF. the Pa
Iona. has received a letter from su-
perintendent Graft 20 the effect that
conditions continue 20 improve on the
six hundred level. Graft writes: I'VE
have fine showing on the ak hun.
drcd level. which IN improving all the
time. Progress IN slow as We only
have one shift In the drift. but am
trying 10 keep two In the shaft I am
overplcGsed with the showing In the
west. as the whole slxteen-foot face
giitterz with chunks OF galena In the
sand earbonates There are sixteen
feet between the two monIoniten and
We have n fine showing OF ore OF sew
cnty-five dollar values"
David ~. Liddell OF Wellington this
week announces through The Sun his
candidacy for school trustee from
District No. 8. comprising the towns
land precinctH) OF sunnyHide and
Wellington. lie promises n elected 20
the position 90 give his time as re-
qulred and his best efforts 20 the
schools OF Carbon county. Mr.. Lid
dell. according 10 those who know
him best. IL In every way qualified for
the position 60 which he aspires. He
In a ranchman and stockgrower OF the
east end OF the county and has grown
10 manhood In this vicinity. Those
who know him closest are his trueat
friends and staunchest supporters 10
the position he announces himself for.
Notice was served last Saturday az
Salt Lake City ON attorneys for the
Paloma Mining company that a judg-
ment In favor OF the mining company
had been rendered In the case OF y.
IA. Taylor against the Paloma people
20 secure seventy thousand shares OF
the eompany's stock. which he had
previously surrendered. According 90
the facts In the case. the secretary OF
the mining company sold the seventy
thousand shares OF stock In question
20 Taylor at one-fifth OF a cent share
without authority, Taylor later sur
rendered the stock upon the consid-
Grafton that he be permitted 10 pur-
chase thirty thousand shares at one
fifth OF a cent Later he brought suit
for the entire amount OF stock which
he had surrendered.
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