The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-23

Of Mt Pleasant. Is In Price today. ",
states that the recent storms on IN,
other side OF the range have beer
very severe and that sheepmen espe.
cially have experienced great difficult.
" in obtaining feed for their nocks
especially hay. which Is scarce In the
valley and Is selling az the highest
prices for years. So FAR. however
losses have been very small The
gentleman viii he here for some
time
The embargo on through freight
which has been IN effect on the Dem
Yer and Rio Grande for some time has
been lifted and this class Of business
was again accepted by the road on
saturday last The embargo was made
necessary by the congestion resulting
from a combination Of much business
and tracks blocked with snow. with
the passing Of the severe winter wca-
ther the tracks are again In condition
and the road prepared Co handle tho
through freight without danger
Mrs. Elizabeth Mexican Fowler.
widow Of Francis Fowler who died In
1889. passed away az the home of'unc
uf her sons at Salt Lake city last SAT-
urday at the age of so yearG Mrs
Fowler was the mother Of fourteen
children Those who survive her are
Francis. william w. a. \. tSandy).
James u. and Joseph $. Fowler. Fu-
neral services were held from the Sew
cntecDth Ward chapel az Salt Lake
city last Sunday. The Fowiers are
old time residents Of Scoficid and
Winter Quarters.
salt Fakes Mining Review states
that Paloma has been strongly in the
limciight of public favor during the
past year. and has accomplished n
large amount Of satisfactory develop.
ment work during that period. The
company II making shipments Of cN.
cellcnt ore and u l. reported that the
mine showing ~ most satisfactory.
The stock of the company IL listed on
the Salt Lake city board. The com.
pany owns a group ~ fourteen claims
In star district OF beaver county and
the writer IL Informed that quite re-.
Gently a large contact deposit Of ship
ping ore was uncovered In the milne
workings. The officers and directors
are NJ. y. liraffct. president: Charles
W. Olson. vice president: J. a. Brat
fct. secretary and treasurer. and ~. y.
Caffcy and ~. u. cole. G. j. Graft Is
superintendent
Gen. John r. pershing. commander
of the American forces recently with
drawn from Mexico. II reported 10 be
engaged 90 a widow of New York city
Announcement 81 the engagement is
expected early next munth-March,
General PcrHhing's S,yifc and three
were burned To- death In a
fire that destroyed their home az th,
Preside tSan Francisco. Caiab "a few
before the American punitive
expedition headed into Mexico last
spring. Capt. Eugene Santschi. Jr..
now stationed vt Logan. and the son
~ Mr. and Mrs Eugene Santschi Sr..
of Black Hawk was at the preside NJ
the time. being stationed there on
special duty. lie distinguished him
self In helping 90 fight the flames and
also hi ~ rescue of several men. wo-
men and children whose lives were
endangered.
Enormous increases In reservations
for railroad transportation from Calf
iornia points To cities OF the East has
ncccrsitatcd an Increase In the num-
Der Of drawing rooms 90 he used ON
trains running from the Pacific Coast
10 the Atlantic slope. according 90 Of
IicialE OF the Denver and I,lo Orandc.
Already the company has been Obliged
10 place In service n tcn-scction. two
drawing room car be-
tween San Francisco ana Chicago via |
The Western Pacific. Denver and rio
Drande and Rock Island lines, In
stead OF the smaller regulation See
lion drawing room car. New arrange
ments viii become effective through |
Price on March ith aud March sth ON
,art bound trains. Tn. heavy de-
nand Tor transportation facilities n
Tue, II h said. o. prosperous condi-
ions ~ the road. the country and IN"