The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14

- y. Petit. state mine Inspector.
left Salt Lake city Thursday To- inspect
the gilsonite mines of Duchesne. The
trip will be made by automobile Pet.
az was accompanied by r. l.. Allen Of
the conservation commission. --DcH-
erct News. 9Th.
Joseph Hardy and Paul r. Han.
son went o. Price the forepart at last
week g. attend o. the selling 81 their
wool They returned Tuesday. max
inE the trip In seven hours aud forty
five minutes. They say the roads are
IN excellent condition. --ilooaoVeit
Standard. 5th.
Mrs Mary Sorcnscn and son. Ncls.
~ SpraEuc Wash. left Saturday Tor
Cleveland In Emery county to make
their home. Mrs sorcnscn has been
visiting here Tor few days with her
son. Joseph sorensen. and her dauEh.
ter. Mrs. Henry J. Nelson Spanish
Fork Press, 7th.
-. g. whecion ct Garland. con.
HultinE engineer OF the Price River
Irrigation company. was here during
/
has NO particular Significance. lie
thinks there viii be plenty 81 water
this season for all the users under the
proposition and--then some.
w. J. Tidweii was up from Wei.
llngton last Monday measuring the
water In the Price Water company
canal In the interest Of users of his
section. Crops are good with ~
this year. hut We are badly In need
uf rain nH a. almost every other see.
ton OF Eastern Utah. We will have
an average crop Of small fruits"
John y. Brown and daughter OF
Moab we're here several days the lat
ter part of last week visiting friends.
coming over with Dennis baldwin.
who remained also and visited here.
The iirownE were accompanied on
their return by Mrs. Lew McCarty.
who went Ia spend the Fourth at
Moah.--orecn River Dispatch. 5th.
DIR. and Mrs u. NJ. Neher and
Mr. and Mrs j. y. Cory uf Castle Gate
with their babies motored down 10
Price last sunday afternoon and visit
ed short time AT the home of MIR.
and Mrs. n. W. Crockett. The roads
between Price and the coal camp are
In fairly good condition. hut not what
they ought Ca be by long ways. say
the two gentlemen.
| q, N, Christensen. district man
ager for Mercy Mercantile company
OF Denver, Colo. was here this week,
accompanied by T.. y. Neill. the latter
assuming charge of the firms branch
house az Price and Il % remain per.
manently, The formers Headquarters
are az Grand Junction. while the lat
ter has made that city his home for
a considerable time.
H. A. kirkpatrick. republican
county chairman, was down from
Castle Gate last Saturday evening 60
artend the young mems republican
club banquet He IL most confident
at republican success this fall. both
nationally and locally The coal
camps OF Utah Fuel company. says
kirkpatrick, are All working good,
the time OF year considered.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Newrein ~ SEQ
field were visitors this week la Price
with old acquaintance from the up
per camps Mr. Nrwrein il the resi-
dent agent az Scofield for the Union
Pacific company, which closed down
operations there several years ago
There Is nothing IN sisht. SAYS he. "a
Indicate that these properties are to
resume operations In the Immediate
future.
DIR. ana Mrs. y. y. Estes OF Stan
dardville We're IN the city Wednesday
last, the former paying his respects
Ia The sun. Dr. Estes states that
the standardyille mines are working
fun six days a week with bright pros
poets ahead Tor several months To
come, standardvillc coal. as the
product becomes better known. il
growing more popular every day of
the year, says he
Clarence :. Jarvis. engineer of
the SEWER bridge dam. Is back in Salt
Lake city after vacation In ST.
George, his home town. lie reports
that the southern part of the state il
rapidly improving In every way, add
ding that the advance during the past
year has been more than In the pre-
vious five, and that In those five Il
has been greater than in the previous
observation-disclosures News. 9tf