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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-06
BILL FOR SCOFIElD RESERVOIR
Senator King Asks Government 20
Appropriate Three Millions

SENATOR William n King hu nap
200 This time introduced 100 fhr upper
house ui runsrr,- twenty -iN bills aud
resolutions for the consideration of
that body The one oi chief interest
in 'ho pcpp'o lurHlly is lhn upprnprIa-
.iur uf two millions ui dollar inr au
.rr af.uu project m ihp Prize iifrr,
known as thr Sruficid,lr Pleasant
Valley reservoir surveys show ilr
water would hr diverted from fhr
river channel somewhere ubuui llrl
per and calculated tn cover most of
the land subject i1 irrigation between
the railroad town or Price u- flr ra,t
u- 3wuuys.dp and also to thc south
-idr uf the Price river towards Wood
sd. Withdrawal ut uumcmu, srr-
tiuus pi lands intended iu hr covered
hy .hr Srniirld system were made by
the government some two year, uut
Another hin ul senator King pro
yldrs five million, oi dollar, ipr Il re-
cIamaiion project ON the Green and
Grand rlycr in Emery aud tiwml
counties, aud lhr third would nppru-
pirate three millions ui dollars for the
Strawberry river project iu Duchcsne
county, known us The Castle Peak ,y,-
tenn. This latter is intended tn water
many thousands of acres of hand to
the wc,,, south and east of Myion.
The appropriations requested have
been read and referred 10 the commit
tee on irrigation md reclamation of
arid lands They have not been re-
ported from the committee as yet, hut
early action ON the measures Is unticI-
pntcd.
j. l.. Lytel, project engineer Iu Utah
for the government and lhc man who
BIS responsible Tor the actual cln-lrur-
iiuu work oi thr present strawberry
project, has Furnished senator Kua
.ull the data ueres lrv iI i- said, iuT
the Scofcld system lu this be- Boa.
been aided by ru,. engineers and
.cIlIlcns generally 'iIr considers th,
Sc1tiold project one ui the few b.-
.oues ycl left In the West
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-06

The SUN
WASHINGTON. u C.. June =.
Much eft the loss he marketing pota.
toes due tp shipping ungrldrd. care
lc.sly handled. diseased stock can be-
eliminated hy the grower with A..
-uItaui increase On hi~ profits Every
rotten, irplcn co., Undergrad lutato
THAT is loaded. and every potato
spoiled while iu transit ur u storage.
reduces the guWor's profits and also
means waste cot time and labor u
also Wpau- % waste ui time and labor
for every person handling 10. waste
Iot ear -parr aud consequently ii
amounts iu iu appreciate los, Geo ih,
community as whole The United
States department ui agriculture
Through iis market. inspection SER
vice, Is trying tu eliminate this waste
The original purpose of the market,
inspection service wa. conceived iu u,
"a protection to the shipper ~ rr
lcrnt act of congress the inspection
law has been so amended that nnyuu,
with un interest ~ shipment rnt
ask for un inspection. II a shipper ~
coiycs word that shipment has beet
rejected 10y the crnsigncc he can wiu
the markets inspection office m drsig
mated markets asking for an iusprc
ton iu determine the cause aud Jus
ticc of the rejection. The result. o.
was anticipated, has been the nlmu,
Iuutuuutir elimination of mn INST re- tpp
tions knowing that an inspector b
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Troubles Cause Rejection

other ucld troubles. less apparent
at the time cot digging than these.
often play % role In the rejection ct
shipments Among them arr brown
roi or Southern Iui0'or, nud the
group ut rpi- associated with muriuU
Wilt During the winter ihr hravir,'
LOSSES Bru due iu ruf- which start IN
wound, inflicted 900 digging. lordtnr
aud hauling The, rris known 90,
iu.arium iuhrr rpi-. are caused hy
fungi which live iu The .oii. aud ruu
attack tubrr- 900 Iny sort of break iu
the SKIN. whether rau.cd hy brushing
fork INJURY, tanning. freezing ur dis.
ease such a- late blight tubyr rot
These ruts prrgr's, rapidly iu ,turug,
aud transit aud ruu.r enormous lu,.c,
Freezing due 10 improper loading ui
heating ui rnr, b. also very common
In warm weather the greatest l"ssc'
arr due tn timy -uit rui. which /,
caused hN certain bacteria attacking
potato 'it,uy which has hrru KILLED h,
hruislns. Waicrluggiug ui The -oil
scaldiul, Freezing 900 other rau.rs
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available lu 'hr Shipper, Ihr receiver
who discovers chat hr hps huugn uu
10 falling market durs uui feel -p free
~ rric,i the shipments rnnsirnrd lo
him. The more establishment ui ihr
Inspection scfaIrr has almost dome
away with that pruriirr.
Faults In Shipments.
The second ,lps cot protection lhi-
,pr,irr wa, designed lu afford ship
peers Wue 100 settlement ui claims made
when shipments we're received m hai
condition Inspections have demon
-irttnd 'huI lhr railroad often Hrr
responsible for lus-c-, r,urrully Tor
freezing injury, and for iuuhl,s which
may url,r because ui delay 900 transit.
These results were rgprri,i, huI O." %
surprising extent % has hrru found
.lhHi thr grower and thr shipper also
arc responsible 100 that they often
shin puur, uudrrrudr, diseased pnlu-
toes. Growers and shippers must lee
.hrld responsible iur much "i the loss
which results from shipping diseased
potatoes, since @ large portion ui such
lus-ps cuu bee controlled, o. NOT en-
tIrrly prevented, ~ the field Serious
damage results from careless handling
when ihr potatocs are harvested, T""
many people handle their potatoes as
though they we're cuhblr-lonc- rather
ithun acknowledgements. Even the
breaking of the protective skin ire
Iuurutly prove, serious, Such INJURY
| mot unly damages the appearance, and
|nrcessltatcs deep pairing of the tuhcr'
|hnt affords ready entrance 90 lnioc-
|iiun. loss of tins sort lies m every
growers and shipper power 10 con
Itrol
/ In grading potatoes too much de-
|p,udcucr should NOT be- put ON sizing
Ialuur 4 potato, for example, u.uy be-
$50 covered with second growth knobs
|that 90 will not pass through the
|mrshcs oi fhc grader, bul NJ does not
rightly belong boo the FIRST grade The
KNOBS mean much waste and require
|rNm ,ime in preparing the potato for
|the table TOR potato may measure
|uu salai aclouIy tu the standards col
Isle upd set Doe so diseased as 20 b,
worthless A potato may even present
Ia fine prize winning appearance on
the surface and be- far below grad,
because of injuries or disease OF
which there Is no evidence without
cutting the tuber. Freezing injury o.
hollow heart illustrates cases of thii
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-06
orcr ms SOLICITATION va.

\ gr Land and Power COMPANY
s5rpOt,tionl. Location Of frinci.
Il, pic uf business. Price, Carbon
H 80 ttth Notice. There are de
.sssri upon the following deacrihed
N op account 81 assessment loNicd
4. ,he tsth day Of April, 1919. the
|.,,ssi amounts act opposite the
80. of the respective shareholder
II fsfIfua
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CARELESS HANDLING IS
CAUSE OF LARGEST
LOSSES
TIMELY WARNING AS TO CARE
OF POTATOES.

Department Of Agriculture Finds the
Producers As Well As Railroads
and Dealers Are TO Blame and Must
Share In the Censure That Comes
From Indifferent Crop Handling.
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NOTICE ~ sPEtINI srOCKIIOID.

rra Meeting Nutirr BE- hereby gwen
that special meeting 81 the stock.
holders uf kunilWurth and Helper
Railroad company viii De- held 90 tho
office Of Austin e.. Sloan. resident
agent ui ihr company rhusniN block.
rnrurr tifth sud Main STREETS Evan
stuu. WE. uu "Wednesday The nm
dty uI june. 1919. go the hour uf .
O'Clock g. M. 90 elect DIRECTOR mud
transact any other huHiuyHa Which
may come before tho meeting
CHARLES W utIkIEN
WILLIAM 10. REED
WILLIAM a.. MHbllEt.rS
INDEPENDENT Govt ANb cox o.
COMPANY.
Iiriue ~ OFF iu, siu.tI. ..t.. uf k ui's
worth and HELPER ',H'fHIH tuWa
IHtUh.
tii.f publ NHE H.f IHu' H. 1913.
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N m. nI.rnICr CnrnT nT Tm.

e'enl. Judicial District Ia and i"f
Iu'n NwHlE State ar Inh-i. "a.
,asrI Iuutlf, NH Nick brlrhstr".
',NltI Sherlirs Notice ut SAl,
De- .. sherlfrs sale on the tth
q" .. 1919, az the east lI"hl
IVY .' OH. courthouse at the hnur cot
70 tl'.N COCOON ~ said day the follow
't .l real estate, tuWii. a
,Non 0 I.lL ., in Block ~, lIi'r
.''Ir survey beginning az lh'
r,'rir. Hruer at Lot 2, BLOCK ~
lNIIf 'I"u,r west Oh h-h irti.
,I,' N".'. thirteen rods, thence east
80 ir... thence south Co place "l
.s,'lhIIE .Dius the east quarter "l
S,l I'm o. e.. kELTER, sheriff.
"'' pN0. May no; last June o, 1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-06
NmE Ir.rcIes cornr or CAs.


~ 'i'. Precinct, Carbon County
ny. "i lHh before Morgan Evans.
49, .lu Peace, william Bishop,
~, '.i,i Christ Sonherg, Defend
HI q, summons. The State ut llhh
Ts' Above Named Defendant
W. he hereby summoned 90 appear
isr .'' above entitled court Wiihlh
r@, ''s after the service of this sum
a'-, upon Euu, IL served within inc
tr.- poo W.h This action is brought
hi. within twenty days AFTER
uu.I Hud defend tho above en-
e.. ..un brought against sou POO
as-'. $4,000 due Tor board HNN
an ANA n case Of YOUR uiInFe
ar.., .N sWCut win le rrnaD 20
\ IN. '". according 90 tho dcmlll1.l.
u.. W".#UL MORGAN ENAs0'
.drr. ..r Peace. %. Is. clay Az
P5g Zoo raiuurf
'.'r May lci last june l3, 1919
s,t d" people think that heina
ia something TO hYag about ma
vi 10 Dee ashamed or
Va.
IL, "eh making bisque ice cream add
fNihhs "a hen paarIy frpzeu
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-06

There are people you know who
take more solid satisfaction out of
the troubles of others than they do
out OF their own joys.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-06
PRoBNTE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk ~ the rcspec.
tive .lRnera Tor further Information. }
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-06
IT DID HER WORLD OF
GOOD, THIS WOMAN
DECLARES
HEALTH is RECLAIMED BY FEW
BOTTLES or TANLAC.

Mrs. L. l.. Moore Of Memphis. Tenn,
In Greatly Run Down Condition
For Two Years. Bears Testimony to
the Great Health Restoring Quail
ties Of This Premier Remedy
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-06

There was a balance of Sl,700,-
5sO.2j IN the state treasury ON May
3lst. Receipts for May totaled 1903
OOl .65. Disbursements amounted IA
S722, 64659.
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,UTIcr NJ CnEDrroIls. mn

NUTICE 10 CREDITORS. - TN,
Estate ~ Levi Branch. Deceased.
Creditor viii present claims aud
vouchers tu the undersigned 80 y. -.
SilyHgni building Price. Jtah. On ur
ALEXANDER a wApbOtpS. At
turncyF For Administrative
First pub. May 90. inrt June 90. 1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-06

Furniture ,In o.. cleaned DO, rup.
FLANNEL
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-06

d, y,y.re % homeiy girl isn 81 per
INV disgusting the way nr p''u'
ones flirt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-06
N ORDINANCE pRuNIpiNG Ioi,

" ORDINANCE flttlN ltllNts lffts
fHr Regular Meetings ui the Iiuttd.
uf county Commissioner ul car
boon COUNTY THE iuufd uI county
Commissioner uf rho county ul Car
BON. lWh. iu regular rrFri"u. "Ii1inr
Hs follows.
srr. RI, BOARD OF county ,nWa
missioner of carbon county state ui
Utuh. shall hold uur regular meeting
.m ruth mud every month during tho
wear boz lur office uf the board ul ruiuH
missioner Boo lhp ED ~wnr- iu Price,
g.aUuu county. lfuT-III~ ihr dHN
aud ut the hour yH fulluWs iuNli
The second Tuesday uf each month
ct 90 O'clock H W.
s,,r Goo ,us, amy uf th' dave
mentioned lu the pf'rrdiuE peg inu "l
this ordinance FALLS upon q holiday
IHliI meeting rhill o. deemed appoint
cd tor aud therefore adjourned iH the
'urNt succeeding legal hurlurrH dHt, hH
provided hN mW.
So. s. Al regular meeting ni
IHld board ut ,uuutt ,nWWir Iun'ia
I shall hs publ.
s... An ordinance Df parts "i
|urHmau.rs boo conflict with ihH "iHih-
lance are hereby repealed
srr 20 This ordinance rhlH lHl'
|tffrut TUESDAY, june 30. \. D. l'l''
I this date IrIuF MOI I'.f lhAh lN''''
|daNs after if- par-HF"
Passed and approved ihi- I.ih Hlh
|.f N.. A. D. 1879 CummI 1i,urr-
I Nli.rf Isrtusr s. o. Gibson aud ltWi
. DafnIuI r.rh ana 900 voting HNr
NLIgEUr NlthAEi.
/ chairman Board uf County come
missioner. carbon county state 'i
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-06

Rubberheadsd ncks should '' ''''
IN the backs Of pictures
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Ahl. Dol ordnance With law HliH az
hr iHIa day uf April, 1919, sn
s4ry sHHr.s uT each parcel uf such
iatk ls mas be necessary viii he SOLD
hr 90. r Commercial and SAVING
Hh lr'.U carbon county ltuh, ON
iih N.N uI June, 1919, az the hnul
"U.. a %. M, Ia pay Delinquent
afs'fI .' thereon. together WIN
.".i. "' advertising and expense
alr N 49, MAltCusEN, Sosfenrs
Ii.f Commercial and Savings liauh.
f.fs uHH.
pr ra. MHy 90; last June o, 1913
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Ii, ~ making bisque ice cream ada
''"0s when nearly frozen.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-12-25
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF GRAN
DALI 4 BROWN LUMBER COM
PANY, INC.

United States of America, State of Louis
lana, Parish of Orleans, City of New Or
leans. BE it known. that on this 21st day
of November. in the year one thousand
nine hundred and nineteen, before me,
Herman l.. Barnett, Notary Public, duly
commissioned and qualified, in and for
this parish and State, therein residing, and
in the presence of the witnesses, herein
after named and undersigned, personally
came and appeared Samuel Il. Alcus, who
declared that he is the duly authorized
representative of the Crandall & Brown
Lumber Company, Incorporated, duly or
Acts before Charles Fletchinger, Notary
Public, on the 10th day of February, 1915,
amended by Act before same Notary No
vember 16, 1917. And said appearer fur
ther declared: That at a special meeting
of the stockholders of the Crandall 4
Brown Lumber Company, Incorporated
held at the office of the corporation in the
village of Pearl River. Parish of st. Tam
many, State of Louisiana, on the 18th of
November, 1919, said meeting having been
duly called, and due notice thereof having
been given, at which meeting 500 shares of
the capital stock of the corporation, out
of total of $50 shares of stock outSand-
ing, were present and represented, this be-
ing more than two-thirds of all the capt.
tai stock of the corporation, it was voted
upon motion duly made and seconded, 500
that Article ii of the Charter of the Gran
dali Brown Lumber Company, IncorpOr-
ated, he amended TO read as follows:
ARTICLE 1.-THE domicile of this
corporation shall be in the City of New
Orleans, Parish of Orleans. State of Louis
lana, and all citations and other legal pro-
cess shall be served upon the Secretary, or
in case of his absence or inability to act,
upon any other officer of the corporation"
Said appearer further declared he is au-
thorized and instructed to effect the
amendment to the Charter herein set out,
and that he is authorized to appear before
a Notary Public in and for this Parish and
State for the purpose of executing this
amendment in authentic form as provided
by law, and he does now appear before
me. Notary, in order to make proper
notarial record of the said amendment and
TO have same recorded as required by law
All of which will fully appear by refer
ence to certified copy of the minutes of
said stockholders meeting attached for
reference to the original of this Act of
Amendment
the City Of New Orleans, on the day,
month and year first above written in the
presence of Paul L. Chasez and William
J. Guste, competent witnesses, who have
hereunto signed their Names together with
the said appearer and me, Notary. after
due reading of the whole.
Original signed.
S. T. Alcus
Witnesses: p. f. Chasez, William ].
Guste.
HERMAN L. BARNETT.
Notary Public.
Parish of Orleans. Recorded in -,
Parish of st. Tammany
A true copy.
HERMAN L. BARNETT.
Notary Public.
tSeaL) Dec. Alan. 8, 20
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-12-25
CHARTER OF MARINE IRON WORKS.
INCORPORATES"

| United States of America, State of Louis
[ lana, Parish of Orleans, City of New Or
leans. Be it known, that on this twenty
fourth CATH day of the month of No
vember, in the year of our Lord, one
| thousand nine hundred and nineteen
| Q919), and of the Independence of the
| United States of America, the one hundred
and forty fourth Q44th); before me,
| Henry Leon Sarpy, notary public, duly
| commissioned and qualified for the Par
| ish of Orleans, State of Louisiana, and in
| the presence of the witnesses hereinafter
| named and undersigned -
Personally came and appeared the sew
eral persons whose names are hereunto
subscribed who declare that, availing
| themselves of the provisions of the laws
of the State of Louisiana relative to the
formation of corporations, and particularly
Act 267 of 1914, they have convenanted
and agreed for themselves and such other
persons as may hereafter become associ-
ated with them to form and organize them
selves into corporation and body polite
in law for the objects and purposes and
under the agreements and stipulations
hereinafter set forth, to-wit:-
ARTICLE 1.-The name and title of this
corporation is hereby declared to be
Marine Iron Works, Incorporated" and
by that name it shall have and enjoy
succession for a period of nine nine (99)
years from this date, and shall possess
the enjoyment of all the rights, privileges
and advantages accorded to corporations
Dy IHe COMPUTATION laws OF tine state or
Louisiana.
ARTICLE 1.-THE domicile of this cor
poratiOn shall be the City of New Or
leans, State of Louisiana. All citations or
other legal process shall be served upon
the President, and in his absence upon
any one of the other officers of the cor
poration.
ARTICLE III.-The objects and pur-
poses for which this corporation is Or
ganized and the nature of the business
to be carried on by it are declared to be
to do a general marine and stationary re-
pair work; to manufacture hydrolic pumps
and feathers; to conduct and operate q
general machine and manufacturing works
for the manufacture and repair of ma
chinery of all kinds, engines, boilers cast
ings, patterns, agricultural appliances, We
hicles, and apparatus of every kind and
description and any and all articles made
from iron; to manufacture, make, con-
struct and erect all kinds Of mechanical
devices, appliances, inventions or other
works and machinery, and to buy, sell.
make and repair tools and instruments of
every description and kind that are or
can be made out of or from brass. copper
iron, and other metals, or of wood; to
carry on a turning plant, and to rent, sell
and otherwise dispose of machinery and
all apparatus and articles that may be
made, handled, manufactured or repaired
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-12-25
CHARTERS.

each the owner of at least one full paid
share of the capital stock Of this corpora
ton. After three directors shall nave
been selected by the StOckh olderS of this
corporation, the Board of Directors so
constituted shall have the right and dis
erection to add to the number of stock di-
rectors until the maximum number shall
have been selected. All directors thus
chosen shall serve until the annual meet
ing of stockholders next succeeding, or
until their successors are elected and quail
flied, and all vacancies on the Board. how
ever occaSiOned, shall be filled by the re-
manning director or directors.
ARTICLE IX.-The officers of this cor
poratiOn shall be a President, a Vice Pres
id"nt and a ary-Treasurer. The
President shall be and act as General Man
be selected annually by the Board of Direc-
tors from among their number, and shall
serve until their successors are elected and
qualified.
ARTICLE X.-The duties and powers of
the officers. and the method of their cleo
ton and the other details relative to the
management of the corporation shall be
set forth in bylaws to be adopted by the
Board of Directors and subject to amend
ment from time to time by said Board.
ARTICLE XI.-The first Board Of Di-
rectors and officers of this corporation
shall be: Samuel Cummings, DeSOto Ho-
tel, President; Elmer III. Orr, 2lS Bourbon
street, ry-Treasurer; Matthew NJ.
Bryan, 2lS Bourbon street, Vice President.
ARTICLE XII-This corporation shall
exist and have succession for a period of
ninety nine years.
ARTICLE NiII.-This corporation shall
be Hquidated or dissolved in accordance
with the provisions of existing law, and
the terms and conditions of such disSolu
ton or liquidation shall be fixed at a
special meeting of stockholders held for
that purpose.
Thus done and passed in my office, in
zE lie
lana, on the day, month and year first
derSigncd witnesses, residents of this city,
who hereunto sign their names, with the
said appearerS and me, Notary, after due
reading of the whole.
tOrginaI signed.)
Witnesses: W. Z. Pierce, L. Enne,
moScr.
SOL WEISS, Not Pub
|, the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans.
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of lncorpora-
ton of the Builders Products Co. Inc.
was this day duly recorded III my office
in Book 1881, folio 691.
New Orleans. November 49, 1919.
F. LEONARD,
by. Rec. Mortgages.
| hereby certify that the above and fore
going is Il true and correct copy of the
original Act of Incorporation of the Build
erS' Products Co, Inc, the original where
Of is in my notarial files.
p? ? p, Not. Pub.
SOL WEISS, Not. Pub.
Nov. 21-Dec.-Jan. l