The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16

the high school is going TO stage its
third play The Amazons" The per.
iormancc begins at Sis O'Clock.
sharp. IN the auditorium. Those TAX.
ing part have been clcverly coached
by Miss Incz Scott and a treat il
promised all attending.
Scolicld's Shamrock club. Of which
J. T. Broyies IL president. gives it,
annual bail at Scofield tomorrow
evening ut odd Fellows Hall. Every.
one at the upper camps and every
where else for that matter h. invited
to be present These dances are at.
ways well attended and most pleas.
urcahlc.
There viii be regular meeting ~
the school board next Tuesday. when
Il Is expected county superintendent
viii be chosen. There are number
OF applications. the latest being that
Of Prof. G. a. johnson. supcrintcnd-
ent ~ Grand county. who was IN Price
this week giving the city look over
and getting acquainted. rs Il were.
Harry Gcsas. who was here last
week looking after his business In.
tercHts. told The Sun that he under.
stands tannrry l. Co occupy the
building and premises Of the Ken.
lucky Liquor House upon the ,aca-
ton OF the place by himself about the
first Of August The new people are
supposed To- be- coming from the East
somewhere
Mrs. T. y. lumscy has given up the
Exc confectionery. II IN now being
conducted by q. ~. Wilson and IN TO
be- known ~ the Wilson CONNECTION.
cry company The latter has taken
the agency OF the Nelson Creamery
company with creamerieH az Myton
and Hayden and viii handle q large
portion Of the dairy products Of the
uintah Basin.
The "hayHecd" dance given By the
Rabekahs at city Hall last evening
was well attended. The decorations
were, In farm prodncts--hay. grain
land the like. while most Of those pres
lent were attired In hard times" cos
tunes Prizes for the best sustained
characters went Co Miss Cora Allison
OF Price and gentleman named
Snyder from Helper.
u. 4. Robinett has an important
announcement In this impression OF
The sun aA 20 the sale OF his commits
sion business at Price 90 McHsrH Wal
, lace a. LoWry. a. W. Mckinnon and
Mat Gilmour. The new owners take
charge on the 18th OF the month
next Monday That they will do well
goes without saying. All are descrv-
Ing OF any patronage bestowed upon
them.
Arthur Pratt has rendered 10 GOV,
, Simon Hamburger his resignation ~
warden Of the state pcnitcntlary. cf-
fectlye the first OF April, next II b
believed In democratic circles that
George A. storrs. close friend oi
"Uncle" Jesse knight aud manager oi
the latter's Spring Canyon coal mines
Twin step into the shoes of the retiring
warden StorTH h a former sheriff ol
Utah county.
Colonlst rates to the West. Gus
, tom uf the railroads for twenty years
: have been abandoned by agreement
, OF managers of railroad lines Ar'
: cording 10 the managers the rates
/, were Intended 10 promote immisra'
: ton 90 the West and the reason ioi
them mas long since passed II u
added that In recent years low Fa''
, loneway tickets were used largely 10y
r commercial travellers
The next meeting OF the state land
hoard will be- held at the capitol on
March goth. There will be- the uHua
routine Of applications for purchase
, and lease 20 be- considered. The pres
ent land board will be sitting. as th'
! new board does not come In Until
Aprn LIST. when the present board hai
leompleted It's report on the work o
!. the first quarter and has made ~
cash payment 20 the state TREASURED
| and lis report TO the state auditor
Several head OF brood sows and
lot of cattle are 10 be brought sooi
into Carbon and Emery county by IN
farmers clubs being organized local
Illy by Prof. Wallace Sullivan count
neent The stock h being sent 10 D!
Ia Salt Lake city packing eompah'
/ and others Interested In the groWinl
of better farm animals. The youth
/ of the two counties will be permitted
i 10 sign notes. which later on may ID
InaId from the sale OF the increase.
SATURDAYS DeseTet News says
settlement was received yesterday OF
the first car of ore shipped by TN
/ PaIoma property In Beaver county
III According 10 President NJ. =, braIie
/ The forty tons Of ore brought Sia'
ar an average OF almost thirty-fiV'
IlAoitars a ton. The shipment beinl
l The first was not OF as high an aver
age as some Of the ore that II nov
being loaded. The ore came rom IN
new strike on the six hundred leVe
Of the property
There will be a special program b.
the Mutuals at the tabernacle mex
sunday evening under the direction