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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-12-02
SOLDIERS GOT RELIEF
FROM SORENESS
Boys on the Border Revived Their
Pains and Aches with SIoan's

FROM SORENESS
Boys on the Border Revived Their
Pains and Aches with Sloan's
Liniment
Once upon a time Norman Jones,
| serving in the national guard at 81
Paso, returned to camp after a siren
uous Is mile hike foot-sore and leg
weary. He had not been long in ac-
tive service and his shoulders, back
and limbs felt the after-effects OF
marching.
Remembering Sloan's Liniment,
Jones applied it to the sore spots
| and went to bed. He writes: i
arose the next morning feeling fine;
in fact I had entirely forgotten about
the hike and went on rof a four-hour
| drill in he sun as spry as ever
Private Jones passed the exper-
fence along, and many a boy on the
border relieved the agony of sprains,
strains, bruises, insect bites, cramped
muscles, rheumatic twings, etc., by
the use Of Sloan's Liniment.
Easily applied without rubbing. Al
all druggists, Csc, SOC, and S1.00.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-12-02

shall be annually levied on all
taxable property in the third
road district of the fourth police
jury ward of the parish of st.
Landry, to an amount sufficient
to extinguish such debts as the
governing body of said road dis
trict may incur and to pay such
bonds in principal and interest
al it may issue under the author
ity herein proposed to be grant
ed it. The balance of said tax
after the payment of said bonds
III principal and interest, to be
used by the proper authority of
said road district in constructing,
maintaining and repairing the
roads and bridges of said third
road district of the said fourth
police jury ward.
Section 2. Be it further or
dained, ETC., that the ballot boxes,
necessary blanks and other nee
essary paraphernalia for the
holding of said election shall be
provided by the clerk Of the po-
lice jury, and shall cause to be
printed ballots for use in said
election in the following form,
to-Wit:
FIRST FOR THE ISSUANCE
OF BONDS
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-12-02

district of the fourth police jury
ward, in compliance with the ae-
ton of the police jury at the reg
ular meeting Of Nov. 6, 1916.
Moved by Mr.. Richard, sec
onded and duly carried that the
following expenses be paid when
funds are available:
Mr.. Catlett $3.50
Mr.. Brown ....... l.5U
Mr.. Fogleman ........... LIZ
Mr.. Darlington .......... 200
Mr.. Brown moved to adjourn
subject to call.
Attest:
Lester j. Williams, Secretary.
Kemp T. Catlett, Presiden-.
BY order Of the Honorable
Kemp T. Catlett, president Of
board of supervisors Of road dis
triets of fourth police jury ward
Of st. Landry parish, | issue this
his order calling a special meet
ing Of the board Of commissioners
for the purpose of:
Receiving bids for bonds and
selling same.
Therefore, take notice that .
special meeting Of the board OF
supervisors viii be held for the
above purpose on Monday, Dec.
A. 1916 at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the
notice jury rooms in Opelousas,
La.
Attest:
Lester j. Williams, Secretary.
Kemp T. Catlett. President.
W. the undersigned members
of fhe board Of supervisors do
horeby accept service for fhe call
of i spoeial meeting Of the said
board fer the purposes above
!. antiet 81:
NJ. II BROWN.
y r RICHARD.
n pARTNnT0N,
FnaTiFffAN
lister WILLIAMS.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-12-02
A NEW MACHINE AT THE
Union Bank & Trust Company


This machine is really a wond erful set Of steel brains which
We are putting to work in our accounting department.
With it we can handle our figure work faster than ever before
and at the same time be sure that every item in our books is
right.
Helps Us Give You Better Service
BY the machine method, every depositor's account is kept in
balance all the time and there are no mistakes such as are un-.
avoidable with other ways of handling figures.
The time saving made possible by the machine gives US an OPP
portunity to improve the service to our customers in all depart
ments of the bank.
Everything is Done Automatically
It prints dates. adds your de posts to the old balance, sub
tracts checks, figures and prints your new balance. All OF this
is done automatically. The operator simply writes the amounts
on the keyboard-the machine shifts fromcolumn to column
and adds, subtracts, or prints the date as desired, without the
least attention being necessary.
Come In and See It Work
There is no method of posting 1edgers known which equals
this Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine in either accuracy or
time saving.
Beginning Dec. /, we will send Our Depositors their Statements
Jos. T. Saizan, President. J. G. Broussard, Cashier.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-12-02
Taxable valuation
Signature of voter ..-..... 3.
SECOND FOR THE LEVY OF
A SPECIAL TAX OF NOT
MORE THAN TEN
MILLS

l. IOpOoIblOh
whether a special tax of
not more than 10 mills on
the dollar per annum, in
addition to the vehicle
and per capita tax lev
led under existing or
dances shall be annu-
ally levied on all taxable
property in the third
road district Of the
fourth police jury ward
Of the parish Of st. Ian
dry to an amount suff-
cient to extinguish such -
debts and interest as the
covering body of said
road district may incur
and to pay such bonds
in principal and interest
as it may issue under
the authority herein
proposed to be granted
it. The balance Of said
tax after the pay
ment of said bonds in
principal and interest to
be used by the governing
authority of said road
district in constructing,
maintaining and repair
ing the roads and bridges
of said road district of
the fourth police jury
ward of st. Landry par
ish -
Taxable valuation ........$-
Signature of voter .........
NOTICE TO T ]
vote in favor of the two propos
tons submitted upon this ball,
place a cross (x) mark in Il
square after the word eyes.
To vote against it place a simili
mark after the word No.
voter may vote for one propos
ton and against the other, I
against one and for the other.
Section 8. Be it further Q
dained, ETC., that the compens
ton of the election commiasio:
ers of said election, shall be thrs
dollars per day, and for deput
sheriff, if one be appointe
three dollars per day, and sd:
election shall be held at the fe
lowing places and by the officia
here named, each being a re.
istered voter.
First. At Palmetto: Cha
Mayer, Wesley Budden, Jr, az
Harry Mayer; Clerk, ]. N. Ca
riere.
Second. At Morrow: B.
j Haw,L A. Hazard and ]. F. Lo'
cry; Clerk, Henry Lowery.
Third. At Big Cane. jess
vanoy, Sylvan Godchaux and
r.. Hart: Clerk, j. E. Hicks.
Fourth. At Waxia: Cha
Duekworth. J. J. Kimhle ard Jn
Beard; Clerk, Wallace Dunbar.
Section Four: Be it furth
ordained, etc, that notice Of Il
election containing the propo
ton here in submitted to the W
ers. shall be prepared ard sign
by the president and clerk OF t
hoard Of supervisors Of the 70
districts Of the fourth police IN
ward and shall be published
the secretary. in the official Joul
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-12-02
OF BONDS

Proposition to author
ize the third road district
Of the fourth police jury
ward of the parish of st.
Landry, through its gov
erning authority to incur
debt and issue bonds to
the amount Of seventy
five thousand dollars
($75, 100000 to run for a
period Of % years bear
ing interest at the rate
of five per cent per an
mum, payable semi-an-
nually; the funds thus
derived to be used for
the purpose of construct
ing, maintaining and re-
pairing the public roads
and bridges in said third
road district of the fourth
police jury ward of St.
Landry parish.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07

the change from Price. while here
Williams made trip around o. scy-
cral ~ the coal camps
C. u. Jones OF Helper and Morg
King of Price returned yesterday from
the democratic state convention at
Zian. King states that the assembly
was about the "warmcst" thing he
ever came In contact with-hottcr
than fire In Price.
-lohcrt Howard. Inspector of
mines Tor the United States Fuel COM
pany. came In from the southern
camps last Wednesday and later left
FOR Salt Lake city. Black Hawk.
Mohrland and iIinWAtha are working
two aud three days each a week. nnys
Inspector Howard
AIR and Mrs. Harry !Gcsas arc In
Price this week. the former looking
after his business. and the latter he.
ing az the bedside of her brother, jn,
srph Fcitzer. who has been ~ som,
ten DAYS of pneumonia. The latter u
local manager uf the Kentucky III
quor House. \ trained nurse h. aiH'
with him.
Lieut. a. v BELL was here from
Salt Lake City SATURDAY confcrrinl
with Sergeant J. w. Lennon. who u
IN charge uf the recruiting station II
Provo. Lieutenant Bell has eHtab'
lirhed stations az Price and Mt Pleas
ant Sergeant Lennon opened quar-
tiers today In the federal building
Provo Herald. Sd.
1t A. Thomas. who II located al
the east portal of the strawberry Val
Icy reclamation proiect tunnel, cam'
down Friday from the higher valley
There h now four feet of snow on th'
level az the east portal and there hai
been sixteen feet this winter. which 4
the greatest depth ~ snow for year
according Ca Thomas. lie came from
his winter lair through the tunnel. -
Provo Herald. ID,
Ira u. browning of CaHti. bal,
was a visitor Ia Price the greater par
of last Monday going a. Salt LAX
city. where he has been this week
Farmers are well along down GA
way with their spring work and al
indications are FOR good year viii
/ everyone. Live stock has coml
through the winter In splendid shape
and few LOSSES have occurred any
where. Water for irrigation viii h'
plentiful"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07
NOTICE on spECI\L ELrC-TION-

Notice b. hereby given that u special
election has hvrn called Boy the city
council uf Price. tnh. and viii be-
held in Price on the 18th day uf May.
'plt. o. determine the question whr-
Their ur not Price shall sell IT, entire
municipal plant and system. used for
the purpose uf generating. transmit.
ting and distributing electric energy.
In ana about Price. including an
pul'f, wires, ,russarmH. meters. Fix.
lures, equipment and appliances con-
shutting a part ~ said plant system.
aud all materials and supplies owned
hy Price Tor Use In connection with
said plant and system.
Their, shall be- three polling places.
all az the city hall In said Price. Utah,
one thereof. therein. In an apartment
where all qualified electors whose
surnamcH commence with any ~ the
letters of the alphabet from A a. q.
Inclusive. may vote. and one In AN
apartment where all qualified clec-
tors whose surnames commence with
any ~ the letters of the alphabet
from " 20 y, Inclusive. aud one In an
apartment therein where all aunli-
fled electors whose surname- com.
mence with any nf the letters of the
alphabet from - to Il, inclusive. may
vote, which are hereby for convent.
ence designated as \ a. a., n tn y
and - % u polling places respectively.
In said Price election district.
Stanley nallinger. J. q. caIIaway
and George Fausett. all of whom re-.
side In Price In said election district.
shall be- the Judges uf the said cleo.
tion district az the A a. q polling
place In said city Hall In said elec.
tion district
j, w Hammond. NJ T.. Harmon
aud George e. helms. an of whom re-.
side In Price In said election district.
shall DE the Judges of the said cleo.
ton district al the u Ca y polling
place In said city Hail In said elec.
tion district
n, q. Smith. T.. X. Olson and A. 1
Turner an of whom reside in saio
election district shall bc the Judges
ct the election at the - L. u polling
places IN said city Han In said elec-
ton district
All qualified electors of Price. a
municipal corporation. who have maid
a property tax In the year preceding
snrh special election, are entitled 10
vote.
The polls VIII remain open during
the time from o'clock In the morn
lng until 7 o'clock In the evening
CITY COUNCIL or PRICE. t'TAu
by A. W. Horsley. Mayor.
countersigned and attested.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07
Castle Gate Happenings.
Tho sun Special serylee.

The sun Special Service,
CASTLE GATE. April G--Castlc
Gate folks attending the performance
of the Boston Grand opera company
az Salt Lake City this week we're Dr.
and Mrs. y. NJ. Neher. Mrs. W =.
Jones. Misses Helen Waite and Edith
Jones and J. r. Thompson. George q.
Littleiohn. Alfred Rice. q. u. Reese.
Robert j, wilstcad and Howard Per-
kinH Al were highly pleased with
the operas and express themselves ~
ready To go again when the company
returns o. Utah next season,
The Castle Gate choral society has
been organized with George &. Little
John az president. a. J, wilstead scc-
Rotary, aud q, u, Reese. director, iie-
hearsals are 60 begin April 10Th, and
viii he held regularly each week. A
very promising future h anticipated
Tor the organization,
Mrs % u. Reese entertained this
afternoon Tor number OF the little
friends of her daughter. Marguerite.
About twenty were present
The mines are working two and
three DAYS a week az this time,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07
AMUSEMENT HALL
TO COST $4,000
sUNNYsIDE TO HAVE SOME ZIG
IMPROVEMENTS.
Town Board Chooses y. " Tucker A.
Marshal aud Confirms Other Ap-
pointnicnts--rcn New Cottages For
Employees CoDtractcd-SOt'ial aud
Personal News Of the County.
The sun Special Service.

The sun Special Service.
sUNNYs1DE. April Utah Fuel
company has announced the letting
81 contracts fpf twenty thousand
dollar Amusement hall at Sunnysidc
work on which IL to begin In the very
near future. Also. ten new dwellings
The amusement. hall viii have one oi
the finest dancing floors In the state.
lodge room andN other convenience
for the pleasure OF the employees ~
the camp.
y. " Tucker has been appointed
town marshal and street supervisor by
the town board. w. J. Emigholz is
justice Of the peace. Dr. a. w. Dowd.
physician. and Nels Nelson. treasurer
:. g. Moore n the clerk a. the board
The town board consists Of w y.
Wctzci president. and A. ~ Hadlcy.
J. NJ. slapp. Samuel Dugmore and
George Collingham. trustees.
Miss Dorothy knouf was surprised
Friday by the Misses Ardciia HigEin-
SON Vivian Evans. ELLA Nelson. Han
nah Naylor Mildred Marshall. Levoe
Bennett Jessie Crawford. Esther Jcn-
sen. Matte richards. Tavern Hutch
inEs. and Tenneth and David Craw-
ford. Glen Nelson. Tally Evans. Glen
Woodward. Edward McMuiicn. To-
land Mcdonald. Ray Nayior. Don
Bishop. Lee Rasmussen. Holland Chris
Jensen and Dclbert Kay.
Mrs Elizabeth iliEginson has r..
Gently purchased the hotel business of
Mrs. Robert Williams. II N an OK
cellcnt place Tor strangers In the
camp o. stop.
e. a. Alderman was here this week
and did a splendid business In the life
Insurance line.
The camp j. working fun time. both
miners and coke pullcr. and all the
oycns~producing at fuil capacity.
u. \. Parsons. receiver Of the Mig
iiorc-Scarpino company mercantile
business. was u recent Price visitor.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. y. Nesbit are ~.
cent arrivals In Sunnysidc To- make
this town their home.
Miss Alice Thorpe ~ springvillc.
who has been visiting with her sister.
Mrs, otto burton. returned home
Tuesday
The Parcnt-TcachrrS association
met Tuesday
Mrs e. ~. Funk entertained at din.
nor SUNDAY. complimentary a. Mt
and Mrs a. y. Davidson,
The Art Embroidery club met with
Mrr J. n. Warmer Saturday Thee,
present were Mrs 4. -. iindlel. Mrs
a. W. DoWd. Mrs Edward liranncr
Mrs Samuel Cough, Mrs NJ. a. bet
weller. Miss Kathoryn Edrlmnnn and
Mrs. g. ~. fahrinE
Mr.. and Mrs. g. -. Jensen enter,
tanned az dinner In honor of =. o.
uolding Thursday,
Mrs }. NJ. Slnpp entertained the
Ladies' Literary club Saturday, Those
present were Mrs W. \, WetEci. Mir,
i<atheryn Yergrnsen. Mrs. N, ~, Mo-
gard. Mrs. e, ~. Funk. Mrs, q. ~
wood Mrs y, V. Tucker and the
hostess, Mrs. J, NJ. slapp.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07
CHAPEL FOR VERNAl
win he Used For sunday s,'hOol aud
Amusement Hall

VERNAI. April 5.-The Second
ward OF the Mormon church az this
place viii erect this year a modren
chapel and sunday school home, with
amusement hall facilities la connec-
ton. The cost is estimated al twenty
thousand dollars The location viii
be close 10 the center OF the city, The
building committee Is headed boy state
Representative EnOs Bennlon, with
Anton Strebel. C. 5. Carter. Jr, and
A. Theodore johnson. head ct the me-
chanical arts department OF uintah
academy as members.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07
DEFENSE IS PLANNED
M Able Bodicd Men Ia Nernal WIN
Contribute Labor.

VERNAI.. April 5.--A movement In
public safety has been started by citi-
Gems of Nernal ana farmers of Ashley
Valley. The unprecedented snowfall
the past winter will undoubtedly re-
suit la very high water Ia the Ashley
river this spring. The river supplies
the five irrigation canal systems, one
OF which supplies water Tor NernaL
To protect these sources of water sup
ply from spring floods men In all
walks of life are Ia give three days
labor for the protection of the public.
The river channel has been cleared 81
rock reefs and miles OF heavy riprap
has been built In danger points, which
II IL expected viii go long way to-
ward controlling the flood waters
during the danger period
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07
PRICE AND MYTON ROAD
ThorouRlifnrr THAT T. OPEN Twelve
Months at the Year.

T.. Ray Ice droy. from Price to
Myton last week With "a light rig In
two days The distance II eighty
miles. With the exception OF feW
spots the roads are In fine shape The
Carbon county officials have been
dragging Tor some time. says Myton'r
Free Press of last Friday The utnh-
Idaho Motor company II planning a.
soon establish passenger and eN-
press service between Price and points
In Duchrsnc and uintah counties The
ultimate result viii be a mail service,
The Price Co Myton route n the most
feasible of any route leading into the
Uintah ilnHin. II IN "a twelve months
In the year route and there II mo-
other For years and years the mail
To Ncrnal was carried over this route
and never a day was missed. v, u.
lee. whose father conducted the stage
line FOR so long. said the other day
that the stage was never more than
ten hours late
The Duchesne Stage aud TranSpur-
tation company did Just a. good work
keeping the SNOW road" open the
past winter as any concern could have
done, The stages made the trip with
considerable regularity though az
times quite late. This road h being
constantly improved, hut IL never viii
bee made paszable all the year round.
The board ~ directors of the Myton
Chamber of Commerce met Monday
afternoon and talked roads Every
effort will be made a. put our end of
the Price road In condition.
Myt"n citizens will cooperate In
every way with Carbon county Off
clals and with the rtah-Idaho Motor
company In their efforts To- make the
Price and Myton road the best In
Utah, Wen 90 50 lar as o. take stocl,
In this company providing there h
any moro hlnNk for salr.n
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07
new COAL MINE Opens
Wyoming Property Figuring TO Va
Two Hundred Men

HEMMERER. Wyo.. April IN
l.incoln- kemmcrcr coal mine. FL
miles from here. was the scene q A
Inspection trip today by head oiildn
and stockholders from ugdsh q
Guiding Thomas Ryan, prcsldsnl I
the company. Charles Oosling sf'ir
tary and treasurer. and w ~ l1I
ney general manager. J. II. Re'fr
AN expert coal man from uras On,
accompanied the party and rends''
professional advice a. the sloeAhaA
ers, The company IN planning %
crcaslng the number of men on
holdings 90 two hundred With ~
a. pushing development work ~
idly.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07
RAnIEs IN nOX EI.pEn.

Dr, l.. &, Tricks, detailed from the
United States bureau of health 10 in
yestigate rabies In Utah and the West
has returned To salt Lake city from
a trip through Box Elder county. Tie
says there Is a well defined infected
district surrounding Grouse Greek. In
Northwestern Box Elder, and that
rabid coyotes are numerous there. Or
Fricks has the head OF coyote Tor
examination. The coyote head sent
In from Kelton few days ago was
found upon examination hy the state
bacteriologist 10 contain positive ra-
bies Infection.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07
M%<}nu
seaID

''e"'' city Recorder.
rs. 1916. T"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07

sTORRs. April THE odd Eel
lows held party Wednesday, A mu-
steal program was given Among
those taking part was Mrs. Suther-
land, Mrs, Lucy blackwell, Misses
Manila Fletcher, Mr.. shaw and Mrs.
Rriant Stringham. \ farce followed
the program and among the partici-
pants were Mr. aud Mrs. @. =. Halt
Mrs. Stutz. Mr.. Harrison and Beulah
Hight. A supper was served,
Russell storrs has gone 10 Provo
for an extended visit,
The infant child OF George shcp-
herd died Thursday of spinal trouble
T. W. Golding. superintendent OF
schools. visited the Storrs school last
THURSDAY
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07
PURELY PERSONAL


Mira barbara FORESTER was a.
Tuesday visitor In Salt Lake city.
C. q. MacNcn of orangcyIuc was
n business visitor In Price this week.
Henry Pace WINS down from Provo
this week VISITING With his family In
Price. -
81 4. McKeon OF Emery was
transacting business In Price during
the week.
Mrs. a. q. johnson of spanish
Fork was a guest Of the Tavern dur.
Ing the week.
Miss Margary, norslcy returned
Tuesday from two weeks "trip to
Salt Lake city -
II. J. Lewis OF Hlawatha was
among the visitors from that town In
Price this week,
w. a. Putnam. sales manager ct
Utah Power ana Light company, was
transaoting business az Price last
Tuesday.
DIR J. N. Raiey of Mohriand was
among the guests az the Tavern this
week. Tie was going and coming
from Zion.
a W. IIorsicy. Albert nryner
and ". X HorHiey left "Wednesday
evening for salt Lake CITY Co attend
conference.
prof Henry Otte of Logan II
here this week ON a visit to his wife
who n teaching domestic science AT
the high school
Eugene Chatiin OF the stock
growers and Farmers store lett yes
terday morning for business trip
10 the uintah BASIN country
Mrs. Mart Hansen of sprlngvirs
spent several days In Price this week
with her husband. afterwards COINS
Co Helper Co visit with friends and
relatives.
d. -. Houtz. attorney for IN,
United States Fuel company Interests
was down from Salt Lake city ths
first of the week Tie made a trip u
BLACK Hawk.
Mr.. and Mira. Joe sheya and littl,
"'"t"'"' 't'"'h'" Fl" H''l'' '","'""s
after spending some time here visiting
ed Sheya and family,-Oreen River
Dispatch. 3ist.
Miss Dolly Ryland n home from
Mt. Pleasant. where she IL attending
school. Co spend two weeks vaca'
Ton WIN he' parents MT anu "'H
George Ryland,
MIR. and Mrs. James Carpenter and
baby LETT Friday Tor New York a.
Join Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. oarpen'
ter. who have recently gone there "a
make their home.-Sal Lake Tele-
gram. "a.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07
N TuE DISTRICT CoURT or TIIF

seventh Judicial District. In and For
the County of Carbon. State of Utah
Ira u, Wines, plaintiff vs.. A. W.
kellogg and Jane Doe Kellogg. his
wife, whose true name Is unknown. 4.
H. Charter imd Jane Doe Charter. his
wife, whose true name Is unknown.
defendants, summons The state of
Utah a. the said defendants. You
are hereby summoned a. appear
within twenty days after the service
of this summons upon you. II served
within the county In which this az.
ton h brought otherwise within
thirty days after service and defend
the above entitled action, aud In case
OF your failure so To do. Judgment will
be rendered against you according Ia
the demand of the complaint. which
has been filed with the clerk of said
court, This action Is brought a. oh
tain decree foreclosing PLAINTIFF
mortgages on the lands aud water
stock described In the complaint. G.
8 PATTERSON, Attorney FOR Plain
TIT. Postoffee address. 5I2 Contin-
entail National Bank Block. No. ~
East Second South street. Salt Lake
CITY Utah.
First pub, April 7; last May 5. 1910.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07

Smoke Elk Pride Cigar. Tel 49,