The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-17

his home. lie IL feeling much better
now.-vernai Express. 10Th.
Mrs olive Miller returned TO
Price last Monday evening from an
extended visit 60 relatives and friends
in Montana and Nevada. She will re-
main here NJ least during the winter.
Her health IL greatly improved.
Mrs. p. n. Estes OF standardvillc
~ visiting with her husbands mother
In Denver. Colo. The latter has been
In Carbon county for several weeks
and returned home last week. accom-
panied hy Mrs Estes and thu chill
dren.
--E. santschi. sr.. and u. NJ. Nc
Graw Of Black Hawk no Go Salt Lake
City tomorrow TO take the higher Ma
sonic degrees with a large class that
IL TO go through Ei Kaiah temple.
Each will return home with thirty
second degree.
u. G. McRendrlck was down from
Carbonviile last Monday and spent n
considerable portion OF the day In
dentists chair. The health OF his
neighborhood ~ good. says he. Every
body appears Co be satisfied, A. II
wcrc.' with the results of tn" late
election.
DIR. bruce Easley was called TO
Thompsonp last "Wednesday a. attend
Lance l.. Taylor. proprietor Of the
Tn mpHonH Hotel. who was In a Hcri.
Gus condition due Co the bursting of
the large blood vessel In his right leg.
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plaster east. and Dr. Easley reports
that Taylor now appears Co be- Inn
proving. Moab Times. 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. chris Jensen uf
Hayden were In this city Saturday.
Jensen says he did fine with his sheep
this year. Instead of ranging them
he paHturcd aud he finds that u II
more profitable. ~ u does away with
the expense OF herding and the sheep
do much better than when they are
on the range. lie intends Ca handle
thoroughbreds ncyt year -.l;oossVclt
Standard. 10th.
Il. \. Mcoec returned 10 Price
from Ogden last Wednesday. where he
had been In court In the matter OF the
reward offered by private parties aud
|
Martin blackmaii case. lie thinks he
stands a good show OF getting his
portion OF II as claimed. Mcuee
worked ON the celebrated blaekmaiI.
inE ease az the time he was employed
as a postofficc Inspector.
ID. n. (Montel Roberts In moving
his family 60 Salt Lake City. where he
expects To take "A position In one OF
the courts at an Increase In salary
over what he gets la the Fourth Ju-
diCial district. This makes an OPEN
ing for some worthy democrat. who,
should he be able Co fill the bin as
court Ftenographer. may draw down
eight dollars day In this dlstrict.-
Provo Herald. 18th.
II. y. Mcknight. formerly connec.
ted with the Consolidated Wagon and
Machine company here for several
years, and now "A prominent resident
OF Price, has resigned his connection
there az manager OF the Studebaker
branch. Mcknight has not been feel
Ing entirely well OF late and he felt
the work was too much for his physi-
cal condition. Nernal friends viii be
sorry Co know he In unweI Mac"
has often expressed n desire 10 return
90 Nernal. He would be gladly well
coined back should he decide 10 re-
move here.-vernai Express. 10th.
III. v. Miller. editor OF the Dis
patch OF Green River, aud q. q. Oil
lispie. county commissioner of Emery
county, were In Price last Tuesday on
their way home from "A trip OF several
days 90 Castle Dale, where the for
mer had been on matters OF private
business and the latter 20 help make
the Official count OF the recent elec-
ton. The sun acknowledge "A very
pleasant call from the gentlemen.
Green River II prosperous" said
Editor Miller. and In this Commits
sioner uilllspie aequiesced. I'VE have
harvested good crops throughout the
valley and everyone has plenty and
some 10 spare"
Charles Maynard OF the Copper
Globe Mining and Smelling company
In Emery county Il In the city ana
says that his property promises 10 de-
velop "a new district OF considerable
Importance. TIE property is eighty
five miles south OF Price. which In the
nearest available railroad point. The
property has been worked for many
years The ore Is In the sandstone
and II Is said that II carries from 10
10 20 per cent copper. Maynard says
that the extension OF the railroad
from Price 10 open up beet fields VIII
place transportation within eighteen
miles OF the mine. This would allow
small smelter To be constructed