The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-18
PER SONAL

TO be Installed on the Elgin side
Green River Dispatch. 10th.
j. y. Petit. state coal mine in
spector. leaves today for Washington,
u. c.. where he will attend the dem
onstretions Of safety appliances for
mines TO be given under the auspices
OF the government.-Deseret News.
5;h
Arthur Croxford. Insurance adj
| iuster. returned to Salt Lake City
last Saturday after going over the loss
az the Mathis House A. Mrs Mathis
resides In Zion. the adjustment Of the
/ loss with her viii be made there. The
insurance was carried by firm at the
state capital
Il. a. Culbertson spent Friday and
Saturday of last week In scofield
checking up the books Of the wood
clifton branch store at that place. lie
says the snow II five and six feet deep
there and Il IL quite cold. especially
as compared with Provo. which II
only seventy-fivc miles distant
Provo Herald, 18th.
"A. l.. Toone. deputy commissioner
Of labor and statistics. returned to
Salt Lake city yesterday after trip
through the coal camps At the capt
toi yesterday he stated that n short
age Of coal cars II the principal worry
IN coal camps at this time AZ Mohr-
| land Toone collected tbT.2l for one
and ~ Helper $685. for another wo-
man employc.-Iierald- Republican.
18Th.
George w Mccall. a former rest
dent OF Price. was here this week
from Green River renewing old ac-
quaintanccs and looking after some
business matters The snow down
that way has been quite heavy. hut
losses Nith sheepmen and cattle own
ers have been no heavier than In pre-
yioua winters< Green River residents
as whole are prosperous and all
look forward 90 n good year.
Guy Carluce and John Veterc.
both OF Clear Creek. have bought the
IC. r. Bowen ranch OF twenty-one
acres. through the agency of Kirk
Gregory aud v. \. nricker. The con-
aideration was three thousand dollars.
Carlurc and family expect Co arrive
here with their car Of goods and live
stock about the 25th. Netcrc II a
brother-in-law of Charles spadnfora.
-urccn River Dispatch. 10Th.
&C. u. Vail. n well known civil and
| railroad engineer. OF Denver who has
been doing some special work Tor the
Uininh railway the past Few months.
~ IN the city today In consultation
with County Road Supervisor licr-
tholf Vail states that the uintah has
/ Just succeeded In forcing the snow
drifts on Baxter Pass and that the
work Of tunneiinE through was eN-
tromeiy heavy and tedious ON either
side ~ the track the snow Il piled FOR
height Of from six Ia twelve feet FOR
"a distance of several milcH.-Grand
Junction sentinel iith
Henry Thompson. district fish
and game warden Of the fourth dis.
/ trlct comprising San Juan. Grand.
sanpetc. Emery and carbon counties.
I u In the city today. for the purpose 81
comforting with Fr-d W Chambers
state fish ana game commissioner.
with regard o. future work In his dis
trici. Thompson says conditions are
good ~ his section. more snow than
usual having fallen The wardenr are
| feeding some clk nnd some quail, hut
the deer are doing we'll Indications
point o. excellent fishing In the trout
streams of Eastern Utah. according to
| Thompson. although few take advan-
tagc 81 the early fishing season now
opcn.-pcscrct News, 18TH