The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21

annual audit Of Carbon county's
books, says Sundays Tribune. Except
Tor few minor details in which
methods OF accounts can be improved
10 accord with State Auditor Nelly's|
plan of unifying public accounts. Tut
Tie found the Carbon county records
In excellent shape. saws the Tribune
There will be meeting Of the beet
growers Of this section Of the state
more especially of Carbon county
az the court house In Price on Tues
day. February ist at O'Clock I'm the
evening. one or more Of the Austin
Bros. will be az the meeting. when
talks pertaining 90 the industry will
Ice heard. II Is likely meeting of
similar character will be held az Well
ington on the evening Of February
ID
The car companies ovcrpaid their
taxes iu one county or the state. ac.
cording tu "a discovery ct Mark futile
chief deputy state auditor. who has
just completed an audit ot the books
of Carbon county In this county the
ear companies overpaid hundred
and -eventy-tvo dollars. which will
hc refunded The ovcrpa,incnt was.
the result of tho failure of the county
clerk Go notify the companies OF
reduction in the levy for county school
purposes from tvcuty-thrcc tp eight
cen mills.
Articles OF Incorporation uf Bohcrt
Giichrist a Co. OF Eiiz,hcthtpvu. y.
j.. have been filed with the secretary
of state. The company proposes Co
do realty. mining and smelling husi-
ness IN Utah. and IL capitalized az
$4,000 with two hundred and fifty
shares of the value Of one hundred
dollars each Thomas T.. Mccarthy
of Green River b. named ne agent Tor
the company Robert gilchrist Is
president: George =. Hurd. secretary.
and the other incorporators. all East
ern men. are W. A. orr and John l..
Fceny.
At salt Lake city the other morn
| Ing presumably fraii. dcfcnSciess
| little woman. armed with small call
ibcr revolver and accompanied 10y a
bulldog. made gallant charge on two
desperadoes who were on chicken
stealing bent She captured one after
putting bullet In his lex and grazing
his scalp with another. His compan-
/ ion escaped after the bulldog had cun-
sidcrabiv iaccratcd his feelings and
pants. u II to be- hoped the Industrial
/ Workers Of the World. of which or
ganlzation the captured gentleman
was secretary. viii fill his place with
a man with higher aims.
G. W. shores. recently appointed
/ chief uf police nt Salt Lake city. flcd
l his bond last Wednesday ana at once
assumed the duties of the position. So
/ Tar no changes have been made In the
| force. ana from newspaper statements
nc Salt Lake city u h believed there
| viii be- none FOR some time. Doc"
/ shores has hosts nf friends through
out Eastern Utah and especially Car
| bon county 4. J. Mullings. 40 one
I time claim agent Tor the Utah Fuel
company and at another with the
| Denver and RIO Gmndc as special
agent. will likely be- private secretary
Co chief shores Mullings b. we'll aud
| favnrnhly known locally
The remains uf Alexander %. Strr.
rnt' ~ Mohrlnnd. who died last Sat
urday at Holy Cross Hospital nt Salt
Lake city after AN operation follow
ing a crushed skull. were brought To-
| Price lnFt MONDAY ana short funeral
services were held Numerous friends
I from the coal camp were IN attend
anCc. The body went Co Canton, H.,
for intcrment. Deceased was ~ years
of age aud leaves u wife and two chill
dron. the latter accompanying the re-
mains East and are o. make their
home az Canton. The dead man was
employed by IN. United States Fuel
company at Mohrlnnd and was cap
tain of the mine rescu. team there.
The Don't Knock. BOOST club re-
Gently organized by several of the
younger set Of Price met az the home
OF Frank w. Aycrih last Tuesday
evening. The time was spent In mu-
sic. singing. dancing aud cards, after
which refreshments brought hy the
ladies were served Those In attend
ance were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aver
~. Misses Mabel Stowell, Eupha
Horsley, Flora I.ee. Edna Galloway,
Ruth whimpey and Mildred iiamil-
ton, and Messrs Albert Horsley, Guy
/ InumuNs james NhhFs ihhN' NNf'i'''
Fred Woods. Jr. Karl Averill, Merritt
stowell. Irwin Ward, Clarence Robin
EFT. Lloyd Woods and Frank W. Aver
! m
Charlie Gregorio. IA familiar figure
around the Denver and l,lo drande
depot In Price and for thirty years a
section foreman of the railroad, died
SUNDAY morning az the county hos
pital of uremic poisoning. His funeral
took place from the parlors of To-
cal undertaken last Monday afternoon
and was In charge Of his three friends,
| Frank Crosse. Joe iiOnacci and Peter
Bozone Of Helper Gregorio was born
| In Italy about stNty-four years ago
anu so FAR as h. known has no rcla-
/ tiyes In this country lnterment was
al the city cemetery. Deceased was
la kindly soul honorable and honest
to o degree. May his sleep Dee pleas
ant
NcNt Monday evening the parents
| class Of the l.atter-day Saints church
I viii hold reunion al the Carnegie
] library for which an Interesting pro-