The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-01
PRICE AND NEARBY

Miners continue tu be- scarce In all
the camps and more wanted aimos,
every whcre.
J. y. Mcknight republican county
chairman. H. confined 10 his home
with an attack Of the influenza.
scoficld Coal company IL working
these days AZ fun capacity. Most ot
the output goes Co the railroads
Every camp In Carbon county H.
quarantlnod against influenza. No
chances are being taken with the
plague
T.. y Rnincs. president and man
ngcr 1T Carbon Fuel compnnN has
lately been In California on business
Tor bis concern.
Potatoes are at this time selling
on the Price market nt tWu dollars
hundred. Hay ~ going ~ twenty
one and higher the ton.
Notwithstanding the Influenza cpi-
dymir. Price hotciH are al having "a
guud run uf business Very few COM
mcrriui men are OF the road.
Miss Goneyicyc EycFr has taken .
position uH bookkooper ana clerk 90
the sayoy Hotel ~ Price She comes
from the Kenyon 10 Salt Lake city,
There are more freightets on the
Price to Mytun road than Ter many
months There are loads nt this end
~ the line for many more teams II
they were a. d" had.
Nothing more har been heard
lately uf the alleged deportation 81
miners from Carbon county camps
There was nothing To- the story In the
beginning
Lars Ftnndscn stili delivers tbs
knight coal 60 Price customers log
wagon. The roads are still good, bu
may be worse any time with chang
Lon weather conditions.
Adyices from government authori
ties L. the state road commission thu
week tell 81 an increase of 10 pc
cent allowed In the price IT cement
This raises the quotation Tor IN
Utah product from $40 Ca slNb.
" farmers who desire help will
their bs.ts ~ men and boys who wiHl
ltV work IN the beet fields viii max
their desires known a. County Agcn
Price ur e. Prof OrEon Ryan thcf
gentlemen will act as u free bureau L
bring such parties together,
Application ~ the Utah i,hilwu
company Tor permission o. inaugural
switching charges Tor setting out car
for the United States Fuel company
tipples along IT, lines in the Carlo
and Emery county coal fields va
heard last Monday before the publ
utilities commission of Utah, Thet
was ne protestant, and IA" matte
was taken under adyisement hy th
commission.
Shortage ct coal miners caused D.
the Influenza has caused the Unite
States fuel administration tu sugge'
that all miners ga the West work q
day next sunday liy this method
h hoped 10 overcome the shortng"
coal output II n estimated hy IA
fuel administration a daily average
more than two million tons must l.
mined Tor four months Ca meet IA
nations needs
Mr. aud Mrs J. T.. Jnpisou ,
IIrice were called upon Inst Saturdu
|ovening a. part with their littl
lgirl, Gertrude Evelyn, aged about
years. The little one was Il remnri
Iuhly bright and loyable child and ws
sick hut a Few days 81 memhrnnen,
GROUP Funeral services were rui
Quoted hy Rev Ralph q. Jones 4
the Methodist church az Price ln
Munday Mrs Jesse Sanford san
luterment was In the local cemeter
n the terms OF "a mandatory "rd'
issued last Monday by 4. }. Mora
J director of the Utah bureau 81 q
United States employment scrNic
lare fully complied with every moi
} essential industry Ia the entire sta
D of Utah win bo Thoroughly combs
r. Tor men. the services of which VIII
b diverted 20 what the government hi
& termed essential occupations. Moran
= order was directed To- the state con
= munity boards with Instructions
= make cleaning ~ an institution
B not employed In essential war b
D dustry IN every section,