The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-05

Miss Ida Tanner. stenographcr until
the change Of administration in the
attorneys office. has been Of
fered a good position at Salt Lake
City and will likely accept
The married folks Of Price are to
give dance at city Hall on Friday !
evening next to which all married |
pc sir OF the city and surrounding /
are invited. There will bc |
the best of music and a jolly good |
time for all.
Marriage licenses were issued dur |
ing the week to William u. HARRISON |
Of San Francisco. Gala. and Minnie /
Petersen ct Woodsidc; Muk Marakis |
and Angelina y. Blavageiakis. both OF
Sunnyside. and George Keretsis and
Mary Palvc. both Of Wentworth. j
Utah has attained its,majority. The
state was twenty-one years old ycster.
DAY Thursday. Il vas on January
4. 1895. that the teryivry Of Utah was
formally admitted into the union. n
fullfledgcd state and the forty-fifth
star vas placed In the galaxy on old
Glory.
The county commissioners have or
dcred the county treasurer tu refund
certain merchants of the county 20
per cent excess taxes levied and coll
iectcd on merchandise Tor last year.
Suit had been brought by the mcr-
chants concerned and the courts have
ruled with the merchants.
Several citizens OF Helper are dis.
satisfied with the contract recently
entered into by the city council there
with Utah Power and Light company
and are trying to have the contract re-
scinded. J. Tom Fitch appears 60 he
the leader OF the insurgents" The
contract was for ak months
/ Forester a I.eEcr are moving from
I the court house To- the SllvaEni block.
/ r. 8 DunieNy. u Is said. viii be n dep
uty county surveyor under otto Her
rec. II h stated that Henry Ruggeri
81 Helper " To- w. named assistant
county attorney. which would do away
with a stcnographcr In that office.
Mrs. Mabel S-eiy Hnworth. former
/ IS with the Price Co.Operativc Mer-
camille company ~ clerk. died at
her home az Cumberland. wyo.. on
Thursday Of last week Of childbirth.
Deceased was u sister OF Mis-. Frank
james. nov 1T NcHlen. and the dauEh-
ter ~ Mr. and Mrs. Orange Sccly. IT.,
of Castle Dale The body was taken
e. Castle Dale fnr burial The habl
also died.
carbon ,uuutN's bonded school in.
dchtrdncss amounts tp few hundred
dollars more than oh- hundred and
righty-thrcv thouyindl The rctirinf
board has provided FOG sinking fund
or this indcbtcdnSss/a hundred ant
twenty-five thousand u Tor the higt
school. Wellington. $4,000. Price
SIS. 900. Scofield. 81 ,000. Helper
) $4,000. SunnySidr fsii0; SprinI
Glen. ti2bs.ss. Carhonvill". $1,000.
SAYS the Grand junction tColo.
News ~ last Saturday. Mrs. Althci
Iinliinger. who received such fright
fui and varied wounds In the passsn
ger wreck In Utah u few weeks past
l. reported Co he recovering In FIN
shape aud. n IN said. will b. almost u
=, well ns normal before long now. Mrs
rIJ. 4. Harris. her mother, returned q
= her home In Grand Junction Thurs
, day night after b-ing told that al
: danger was past"
: Public lands comprising townshi
near the junction of the Price an
Green rivers. and fractional town
ship IN Tooelr county west Of Stock
= ton, viii be- thrown open Go vntr
= February 20. 1917. according 10 a
. announcement 10y Gould ~. nlakch
register af the Salt Lake city land ui
:. flee. Two townships and two fras
, tlonni townships along Montezum
creek In San Juan county viii also d
open 10 entry on that date,
/. Tobacco dealers viii not b, subic,
J. Co the special federal revenue tax
"a 1917. according to John Oriffin. doI
|, uty In charge of the Salt Lake cii
N branch revenue office. Remittance
/, being sent In win be refunded. IN
tobacco dealers were taxed la isi
aud this far many OF them have NJ
~ been advised that the tax expired ID
II cemher 3ist. other corporation
r. coming under the special tax viii ha'
r. the entire month ~ January In while
ly to pay Il.
In lhh AlANHANhA AsAH'
4. were handled during the past year
Juvenile OFFICER Harmon, includir
two hundred two boys and fifty-tv
- girls. Truancy was the greatest trol
~ bile. one hundred nine boys and fort
TO three girls answering 20 this charg
Ne Petit larceny. thirty-one; trcspai
20 nineteen. and malicious mischis
In eleven. The other eases cover abo
I everything In IN" calendar. liesul
ri from the years work are considers
satisfactory,
- col. John =. Guilfoyle. Fourth ga
te airy. goes ON the retired list In Febr
"A AIRY. The colonel II well know
y. among old timers In the uintah cOu
e. try and al Price, as he was for son
~ time In command of Fort Duchesne
Se captain in the Ninth cavalry al
is made frequent trips 60 this city
"a purchase supplies and Also ON geneI
al government business. Colonel Gu
foyle graduated from West Point
1877. lie left Utah about siNte
- years ago for China and was station