The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-18

CASTLE DALE. Aug. t2.-At a !
OF the county commissioners
held this week a committee from |
met with the board and |
presented petition signed by over |
two hundred citizens Of that place. |
requesting them To- reconsider their |
decision M a. the location of the pro- |
posed bridge over the creek IN Hun |
tinEtun Canyon and submitting there
with report which WIS made by
them e. the people of Huntington
town. who had appointed the come
mittec at mass meeting held IN Hun
tingtun on July 18th. After the mat ,
ter was discussed at length boy the
and the commissioners. on
proper motion u was decided that the
location Of the said bridge would be-
changed from IT, original location 10
what ~ known as the Johnny Jensen
crossing on the Huntington river. Up
on recommendation ~ the county
road commissioner the sum 81 four
hundred dollars was appropriated Tor
the construction ~ the said bridge
with the understanding between the
committee and the commissioner that
the people 81 Huntington town would
raise the balance of the money neCes-
sary t. complete the said bridge.
prson Miles of OranRcvillc appear
cd before the board and reported that
the elk that were imported into the
county last spring were stili On his
ranch In Straight Canyon and were
destroying his crops. aud asked the
commissioners to look after them and
see that they were driven on the
mountain After the matter was die.
cussed at length the clerk was In
structed Co take the matter up with
Henry Thompson. the game warden
Tor this district. and have him take
care of said animals An ordinance
was passed granting To- Green river
Valley Telephone company certain
rights and privileges to construct
maintain and operate n telephone syH.
tenn ON recommendation OF sheriff
q. W. Sitterud. J. ~. Treioar was APP
pointed deputy sheriff ut Mohrland.
a. serve without regular salary.
Fcrron viii revive the observance
81 Peach hay this year with ccie.
hration that promises To- beat all pre-
viouH efforts by big odds. The par
tivulnrs 81 this years affair have not
yet been fully decided upon. hut II II
possible that there viii be- u fun week
of fun this year
Miss Hazel Accord has returned
home after two weeks visiting In Salt
Lake city.
Mr. aud Mrs ]. T.. I.und spent a
few DAYS with Esst brandon nj Hon.
eta.
Miss Ruth I.und aud Paul tund
have gone o. Idaho Tor the remainder
81 the summer.
County Chairman Ira u. nrowninf
left Thursday morning Tor Salt Lake
city, where he viii confer with IN,
big chiefs Ut tho democratic party
County Recorder Hector Evans re-,
turned home last Saturday with his
wife. who underwent an operation foi
appendicitis couple 81 weeks age
only To- find Il necessary to return 1,
the hospital almost Immediately. The,
irft last Thursday morning ana d
telegram received yesterday az nout
said she had Just undergone another
operation and was bearing up wen np'
parcntly
Mrs orange Olsen visited with hei
sister. Mrs. Conner Peacock. al Prizes
this week.
Mrs. Nathalia Anderson entertained
for Mrs, e. n. Pearson last Wednes
day afternoon
Earl Miller len Thursday Tor the
Utah Power construction camp above
Helper, where he has employment
pnliard DcFricz Of Huntington hai
an excellent job In the power hous'
at Storrs ana viii move his wife az
there In the near future.
Tuesday afternoon number 81 la
dies mutored a. Rochester a. "a dinnel
given hy Mrs T.. g. Moore The roomi
were beautifully decorated with vii,
flowers and a centerpiecc of sweet
peas and shasta daisies adorned the
dinner table The afternoon Was spen
in sewing, Those present were Mrs
H. NJ. Graham, Mrs. q. n. Pearson
Airs samuel Snow, Mrs. Harold Jcu
son, Mrs. o. W, Dalton, Mrs, J, q
baker and Mrs, l.. =. Wood
The local town hoard decided 81
the appointment uf "A permanent parh
committee al their last regular meet