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

and pleasure. the family being in a
prosperous and healthy condition
Myton Free Press gath.
A. L. Magnan. manager and
principal owner Of the Castle Peak
gilsonite properties twelve miles from
Myton. il expected back at the mines
by the end Of this week. Shipments
are soon thereafter to start via Price
bN automobile. Magnan H. advertis-
ing for bids for fifty tons Of coal TO be
delivered at the property 10y the 18TH
Of this month.
--Nephi Anderson will go To- Emery
stake March Eth to hold genealogical
sessions March Sth and 9Th at Ferron
in the southern part Of the county
and March 10th and iith IN the nor
thern part of the stake. The complete
four sessions course will he given at
both places The two separate
courses are being held because Of the
long distances between points In the
stake.-Deseret News. 25th.
james and Elmer Nicholson of
Auonah went to Manu last week on
account uf the Illness ~ their aged
mother who has been suffering for
several years. the disease becoming
quite acute In its attacks In the last
few months II Is expected that on
account az the illness Mrs. Mickelsun
viii 20 To- the Pacific Coast for her
health. the doctor having recommend
I'd it.-Myton Free Press. lith
N. NJ. Popc. fish and game war
den FOR the third district with head
quarters at Duchcsnc. u In the city
today interviewing r. W. Chamber.
state fish and game commissioner,
with regard to shipping two hundred
thousand a. eggs FOR planting IN
Lake Fork and Duchcsne river trib-
utarics The eR~s viii be shipped
about Friday anu planted Saturday.
March ith.--Deserct News. 2Sth.
Superintendent Ten Eyck was
sitting in the lobby ~ the Midland
Hotel at Green River on Friday even
ing OF last week when message was
handed him informing him that his
mother had Just died at Topeka.
Kan. lie caught train the same
evening and went on o. Topeka. To- be-
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given ~ the principal cause ~ death,
Mrs. Ten Eyck being In her s5th year.
Helper Times. 26th.
q. W. Palmer. who was last week
appointed general traffic manager II
the Western Union Telegraph with
headquarters In New York city. u "
former resident of woodsidc-ycs.
woodsldc. Utah. 4. =. A. Tie was
born at woodsidc In 1854. but mo- one
here seems o. remember the palmcrs.
2 :. anA 80 - -. s-'hsr might
have been telegraph operator who
CHANGED o. be working there at the
timc.-Grccn River Dispatch. 2tth.
State Treasurer Jesse u. Jcwkcs
was an ogden visitor yesterday after
noon Under the provisions Of the
state law. Jcwkcs cannot succeed
succeed himself 10 the state trcarur-
erHhip ~ he h. going a. try Tor the
nomination for secretary of state.
Lincoln q. Kelly. state auditor. also
has his eye on the republican nomlna-
ton for secretary 81 state. However.
they viii meet with opposition from
the incumbent David Mattson -Og-
den standard. goth.
-scrrn Olsen ~ Price. field man
agcr for Carbon and Emery counties
Tor the utah-idahg sugar company,
was In Helper ony|day this week lie
H. very optimlstiy'hbout the future oi
the sugar beet ARdustrY In this part
Of the state. ifS hshcycs that We
can grow greater tonnage 60 the acre
than nearly any other part 81 the
state. and Il II stated that when thr
two counties viii guarantee an acre
age OF five thousand n sugar factory
viii be built.-iIclper Times. sbth.
--shekrcy sheya ~ Helper and hi,
brother I'D Sheya ~ Green river
were In Price this week In attendance
upon district court. The former viii
have his new garage now building al
Helper completed within thirty dayi
and viii then be ready Tor any bust
ness Ia that line that comes up az ths
railroad town. Conditions al Green
River" says I'D sheya, ARE good and
the town and surrounding country are
getting better all the time. There Il
much Interest az Green River In min
ing aud matters along this line ars
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sey and Oscar Heebe recently shipped
out OF there for Denver. Colo, a ear
load 81 carnotite ores that win brinl
them eighty dollars ton"
james Rooney was In Price las
Saturday FOR the day from Provo, anS
after getting through with business
matters which brought him here
spent the balance of his time In re-
newing old acquaintance. lie haS
not been of the train here In TN
last twelve years. except upon one oc
casion In the evening when the Prove
Elks lodge went through couple o
years ago FOR Denver. Colo. lie saw
many changes az Price and Helper
and stated he would not have know
either town had he been hlindfolde'
and put OF the train. as Il We're. Mrs
Rooney. sister OF w, G. Broeker o
Price, has not been In the best o
health for some time, but Is now bet
ter than she has been Tor months
The Rooneys are most comfortabl
situated az Provo. the home city a
Utah"
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