The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08

Tho passenger department or the
Denver and Rio Grandc is getting out
a. new form of ticket Heretofore.
there was a complete line uf forms for
each one uf the Colorado roads con-
ne, tious. But the new form of ticket
has but one coupon on which is print
ed the names of the various connect
ing lines. and the one desired is
punched. This will save onc-hah tire
weight uf paper previously used. be-
sides doing away with .hc long string
ct coupons
Fire Chief Nick Bcrnardi has had
his department Increased hN seven
men besides himself who are Go re-
CeiVc pay as fircmen. The chief Be- 90
draw up set Of rules regarding fire
fighting. which are To- be approved los
the council Trash fires are to be
hereafter prohibited by ordinance.
Itah-ldaho Motor company Is Co take
care of the new chemical engine and
furnish driver FOR the same at
twenty-five dollars monthly. The com
tract Is FOR two years.
Carbon Lodge 30. 10 .Masonlcl ~
Price elected officers last Monday
evening fCr 1917 dF"y hylmgr Nc.
Matthew Gilmour. J. W. Henry sam
ford Robinett. ttcaSdrer' Thomas
Robertson Mcmillan, secretary, VII
liam Lttiriohn. three year trustee.
John Sidman Sax. - ~. Gtcnrov iial-
finger. J. H.. Richard Ctinr Green =.
s.. James Alfred Thorpe. J. *. aud
Eugene Felix Chatlin tyler. The in
stallatiun will be nee; THURSDAY cVcn-
ing.
q. ". uniispic's road caup crew
finished up their work On tho Castle
I Dale road and returned 90 this city
Tuesday evening. says Green River 9
I Dispatch They may well feel proud
of the work they have iorumpiishc 4
and " the west end 1T tho rad is a.
good there will be- little ur no com-
plant heard from motorists WIN may
use that road. Every man in GilliF-
I worker and u was truly wonderful
the amount OF work they WOULD uv-
I cumplish In one day.
Funeral services FOR Charles =. Rob
inson were held at the tabernacle last
Monday afternoon. conducted by
| bishop Albert Bryner ~ the Price
ward. The romans were brought
here from Wyoming. Deceased was
about 30 years Of age and az one time
I lived here. lie leaves wife. a mo-
thor aud one brother. william Robin
son of Price. and another brother.
/ Claude. the latter residing at Hay
I den in the tintnh liaHin country. The
latter attended ;hc funeral Tho dead
man was a iaborcr and bore u most
splendid reputation among an Who
knew him.
David the oldest son of Mr.. and
| Mra. a. ~. NnnWaggoner of sunny
side. died nt a Salt Lake city hospital
last sunday Of appendicitis. following
an operation. Funeral services were
I held Ht the ward meeting house nt
/ SunnySlde on Tuesday last. being very
/ largely attended by relatives aud sym
I pathizing friends ~ the family. sam
uel Naylor and James Woodward were
| the speakers. MfH. George Wells aud
Mr.. g. -. Jensen rendered % duet.
F. followed hy solo by TnllcHnnt Evans
"Oh. Ny Father was given by n
choir intcrmcnt wnr 40 Sunnyaide
cemetery
Joe Haiycrson has given bonds In
the sum of five hundred dollars before
Justice Frost Ut Helper To-. hiI np-
pcnrhncc nc IN" next term 81 the ear
bon county district court 81. W
Morris claims that iiniVcrsou dragged
his wife into the house In which h,
was living nt Helper. where an az.
tempted assault was committed The
woman alleges she fought tnd sirug
glcd with her aSsailant ana did not
escape until she was vcty roughly
handled. Mrs Morris was examined
by a physician whom, u n said. found
her suffering from shock and her per,
and Commissions.
Charles ~. Freedman and samue
iiachtai, proprietors OF the Coun,i
bar "a Salt Lake city. were arrested
last Friday 10y David Thomas dCput,
, United States marshal. on indictment
returned against them by the recent
grand Jury. They are charged VIII
having refilled bottles ~ bonded whir
key and selling them over the haf
They were taken before n V. VA
\ PUlt United States commissioner. VIII
fixed their hail al five hundred dol
lars each. iachtal WA formerly
resident Of Price and ingor Ia blSincE
b he Helper, tie wnF omp'nN.d here D.,
the Kentucky Liquor House an,
bought into the Council iisr iron
Harry gesnH.
Proves Herald of last Fridcy con
tainH this reference e. the funeral o
a nephew Of Wallace A, i.oWrcN ~
Price; impressive services FOR Stunr
Lowry Reid held Tuesday In the Fiftl
ward meeting house were attended
|, by a large congregation of friends ani
relatives. The brigham Young Uni
Yrrsity closed for the services an,
many OF the classmni"l headed y,
, the hand. marched IN 4 body from IN
, Inihunl io thf lhN'hhk huhht' Elntl y
' H. Smart of the Fourth ward birh
oprio. presided. The opening pray
was offered by Elder Alfred osmOnd
, The speakers were Elders william q
Sears and Roy Clayton, missinnnr
companions Of Prof g. W, Reid IN sa
mao. where stuart was barn liiHhoI
Z Joseph A. Buttle. Elder q, Wakefiel
I and President A. ~ Merrill, The Ten
ediction was by President !, william
= knight. The~inusic was by the tab
l orchestra. 4 profusion Of heauti
Il ful blowers evidenced tho love an
sympathy of host of friends rh
b remains were taken 90 Mant Wednes
4 dnt for intcrment.' The youth wa
10 drowned while out skating .lth ,the
Q lads