The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-31

-. =. Horsley. clerk ~ the Car.
bon Stake Of Zion. visited Scufiuid.
Winter Quarters and Clear Greek the
first of the week. These wards are al
In fine shape enthusiastically. Ha'H
Clerk 1iorHlcy The mines ut Winter
Quarters and Clear Greek are working
around three days week The snow
II going fast. but considerable u Htill
left IN the hills and gulchcs.
ID. s. Gerow. one of the biggest
contractors In the construction Of the
Utah railway two years ago. " her,
90 load his OUTFIT which has been
stored near Helper since that road
was finished. Gcrow states that he
has about thirty-thrcc ears ~ ma
tcrial and that u viii take him about
two weeks Co load. lie " shipping To-
q point near Evanston. Wyo.. where
he has contract FOR widening aud
double tracking "a part of the unioH
racific--iiclpcr Times gath.
a u. Purton. assistant engineer
pf tho local water resource division
uf the United States geological sur
Ney. has returned from Castle Valley
in carbon county. whcr. h. examined
numerous streams. tie HaNr that
while more than "a foot nf snnw frll
In Salt Lake City and other portions
of the state last week. there was none
In Castle Valley district Streams. he
reported. were found Co bee somewhat
low, considering the season of the
year.-licrald-l,epublican. aoth.
~. =. Nelson returned home from
California Tuesday and was happily
surprised to find that his lawn aud
grounds about his home were looking
a. fine as anything In California. To
makes a practice of cleaning an leaves
ana rubbish of his lot In the fall and
when spring comes everything looks
neat and clean. lie says that people
ought Ia have fall cleanup day In
stead of emphasizing the event 81
much Ia the spring, The fall work ID
much casier,-Mt Pleasant Pyramid
2lth.
-pr. y. u. Murray. Inspector Ia
charge at the local division ct the
United States bureau OF animal indus
try. returned to-day from a tour nf in
spcction of the vicinity OF Price. tie
says that the condition ct Utah stock
was never better. hut that stockmcn
are under much apprehension over
the possible spread OF rabies. Warn
ings have been sent 90 stock owners
In Nevada against bringing dogs over
the Utah line with their flocks II h
feared that these dogs may have be-
come infected with rabies from Me-
vada coyotes. Salt Lake Telegram.
30th,
~ A. Joose at Cira creek was
In Price last Tuesday on business
matters and while here called aud
had The sun sent Co his address al
Iron lielt, Wis This morning Mir.
ana Mrs Joose with their children
leave Clear Creek Tor good, expecting
to make their home In the East. whore
they are going into dairying ON a place
not far from Iron ictt, Mr., and Mrs.
Joose have lived az the coal camp for
about fourteen years where they
were highly respected, and lerge
number of friends made while resi-
dents at Clear Greek win miss them.
hut at the same time wishing them
well In their new home. The Jooses
originally came from Wisconsin to
| Utah.
i, y. Mathew arrived In Price
last Saturday from C0aads uud tm-
mediately proceeded to load out for
shipment by train his bSrses aIhi
mules and grading outfit foE sane
work he has In Echo Canyon this
summer fop the unisn R,srific rail-
road, His postoffice VIII he Castk'
Rock (utah), where he will receive
The sun, Mrs. Mathew and the chill
dren, who resided at Price FOR time,
viii remain In Canada. when he left
the dominion some ten days ago the
Canadian army had an enlistment "
two hundred and seyenty-siN thous-
and and recruits were coming in at
the rate OF "A Thousand day. Times
throughout the country on the nopth
are the best In years because Of the
war, There are no idle men what
| ever.
SPRING Is COMING.