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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-10-16

In doing these things, mistakes
are made and If ] have wronged
anyone in my connection with this
campaign, am sincerely sorry for
it,
With kindest personal regards, 1
am
Very truly,
A. FL. Wilkinson.
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Bargain
Price $55O.OO

Overland 80 Model 1918 car in
fine condition, used about 5000
miles, good tires AID all extras.
Lock up thi> Car you want a bar
gain Ha, been complete over
,auled. Bert Robinson. Cal! Bar
bar Shop CT residence.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02
DISTURBING ORGANIZATIONS

the borng
The miners of mines most desperate
which cannot be doubted saying the fam
the dorabe circumstances they
half clothed and unless they permitted work Will
win exposed the severity of winter For
condition there responsibility 1t not ehageable to the heads
these suffering either leaders of the labor
ranzaon between labor and capital
anything either who said abra
should pede strikes and the law should be stringent that it
business disturbances of degree We do believe
the asking of the
The employer should make of his business duty to
earnings every aborer advance his accordance
with his increasing value before the lbong could expect it
company should of labOs earnings for nothing
Ike this csd &c bar labor and capital disturbances and
would engender the best feelings between all concerned
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02
GERMANS PLEASED

Reports from the through German publications that
hearty approval of the the Republican Senate and Con-
Of this country This fact follows that the Congress
her refusal fy the and League of Nations
representatives of the vctors the world democracy
strictly German Again this further establishes
though the Allies victorious the battle field that without
yroa of the terms and ratification of the League of Nations Ger
free from commitment that the records will
Of aree free from for the future The bardps
dud soldiers the made bv the
entire people large measure stands nothing partisan
party at Washington pons and the conquered
pleased We do not believe this pleasing people
do believe they VIII stand for il.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02
RELIGIOUS

On Sunday morning at the Chris
tian church Rev.. Clyde Darsie will
begin a weeks meeting. Services at
night only during the meet, and viii
begin at 7 o'clock.
The duration of the meeting is
short-only eight days. Attendance
and interest should be manifest at
first service of the series.
Every member of the congrega-
ton who can should arrange to be
present at each service. An resi-
dents of the town who are members
of Christian churches elsewhere are
cordially invited.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02
GET BUSY

Mt Sterling people should pull the scales from their eyes, bring
inch Of pluck they possess accomplish something
Why not get cold storage plant that aughterng
home and meats be distributed from here
capital banks full of money very bring things
% pass for Mt Sterling Why get busl We
Club, which should be resnrreced and put o
With tobacco here in its crude state tobacco factory cigar plant
could be established All Of these plants prosperity are
makers No capital should imperative Get busy
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02
LEST WE FORGET

We want to here and another word circulation
Our home list almost county and that
part OF other counties adjacent Montgomery county We want the
people know that list much any other paper circulated
the same terory and here add with results mu
De better with and matters
'oee be court advertising firm advertising results are better We
make these statements that the people may know and what
thsy should expect and demand
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02
LECTURES ON MASONRY

The Rev. ii. R. Coleman, of Los-
isville, delivered a highly interesting
sermon on Masonry at the Christian
church Sunday night, which was
largely attended by the Masons, their
friends and families and the general
public. On Monday night Rev. Cole
man addressed the Mt. Sterling
Lodge No. % +. and A. NJ, in the
lodge rooms. After the lecture the
Oriental Order of Masonry was con-
ferred upon the following: DIR. C. W.
Harris, A. J. HUMPHREYS, Upton Wa
son, S. S. Pinney, W. NP. OLDHAM,
c. w. kirkpatrick. Rev. Coleman 10
given up to be the greatest living
authority on Masonic subjects and
has made a special study of Biblical
as well as Masonic history.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02
BIRTHS

Born in Richmond, Tuesday, to
he wife of Robert Covington, a
daughter. The young lady has been
named Frances Anne, for her mater
nal grandmother and great-grand-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02
THE SICK

Finley Cisco is convalescent from
a violent attack of tonsilits.
Irwin Wood has recovered from
recent illness and is able TO be at
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02

mother. Mrs. Covington was before
her marriage, Miss Cynthia Thomp-
son, of this city.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02
Methodist Church
"wednesday

Preaching at Baptist church by
pastor Sunday morning at IL o'clock
aisd evening at 7:3o.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02

w. P'Lawrence sold to J. p. GRAY
ems his Locust street property foe
$500.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02

Fancy apples, oranges and ba.-
anas at Vanarsdell's. q
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02
]. & KS BEST
$3.50 to $14.50

work.
The condition of Mrs. Ann Priest,
who has been so Ill for the past week,
is unchanged.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02

Mems Bath Robes.
K. e. Punch 4 Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02

SPELL REAL AUTOMOBILE WITH
FOUR LETTERS
NASH
SOLD BY RAeAN-GAY MOTOR co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02

Home killed beef and pork at Vas
arsdell's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02

BARGAIh-MlTcHELL, SEVEN
PASSENGER TOURING. Raglan
GAY MOTOR CO.
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Boys Suits.
r. e. Punch 4 Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02

saiseases and Hand aa>ss.
r. y. Punch a Co
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Boys Suits.
X. 4. Punch 4 Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02
HASH A REAL AUTomoBlLE

Bah Band Rnbbers.
r. e Punch 4 Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-12-02

Distinctiveness in floor coverings is an es-
sential in the interior decoration of beau
tiful homes. We offer a collection of rugs
of charming and original art designs in the
inexpensive as well as in the highest quail
ities-all sizes-Axminsters, Velvets, Brus-
sells, Deltox
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20

bureau at mine, that rescue ear
equipped with modern safety u-i and
rc-culng dcyirc- will boz sent through
Utah. southern Wyoming and West
rm Colorado o. will remain BOO tab
several week. 200 teach safety first
lesson, iu miners and operators. a
bulletin wa prospecting q. -pUu iU Dee
issued boy the United States bureau of
mines. II is aimed primarily to uid
returned soldier. who wish tp take mp
Jam independent calling and ai the
same time add ip the resources ui the
nation The bulletin IS expected Zoo
prove ui keen interest 100 Utah because
ui no, big field tor prospecting here.
The federal bureau will hold safety
first meeting u pittsburg Pa. -uuA
o. i. expected that many of the devices
planned for war use will then be- made
public for poacrfimc purposes.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
GARFIELD FORMING PLANS
FOR ADMINISTERING FUEL

SEATTLE. Wash. June ~ 4
plan ha. been worked out b, the fed
crH fuel administration TO admin
lister fuel after peace J.. declared,
which has lhc approval ut President
Wilson. according ~ statement is
sued here hy Dr. Harry 4. Garfield,
fuel administrator The statement
follows with the actual coming of
peace the federal fuel administration
ceases iu exist ! hope, however. that
there will be- plan not to continue
the fuel administration, bat tu con
unuc to administer fuel part of u
general plan under which the govern
mcnt shall continue something ui that
intimate relation with industry which
was created during the war Such %
plan We have worked out aud % has
received the approval Ut the prc.i-
dent
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
new COAL PROPERTY IS
OPENING UP NEAR
SCOFIELD
IRA R. BROWNING AND SALT
LAKERs BEHIND DEAL.
Large Tract Of Union Pacific Hold
ings Taken Under Lease With Ex
pectation That Shipments Will Be
gin In Next Sixty Days News OF
the Carbon County Camps.

Kinney Coal company was organi1-
ed ut Salt Lake City last week with 70
capital oi a hundred thousand dollar,
aud shares nt n hundred dollars each.
~ G.. Kinney is president, J. II. Amber
son, wee president, and Ira X. Brown
ing, secretary The corporation is tu
operate ut Scoiicld, having leased q
big acreage of ground from the Union
Pacific Coal company, lying north ot
and adjoining that now being worked
under lease by the Scoficld Coal com
pauy Materials are ON the ground
preparatory To- opening up the prop.
criy Tor work un big scale, aud II D..
expected shipments will be- made by
early fail A spurtrack of railroad Is
to be- built from near the Denver and
Rio Graandc depot at Scoficld To take
carc ot the new mine. j. ". FORESTER
ct Hiawatha Is the civil engineer and
grolugist IN charge. The spurtrark
crosses the Madscn ranch Ia get to the
proposed opening for the mime.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
ASKING ABOUT BOUNTY
FOR TRIPLETs. ALL BOYS

Utah pay, me- premium uu trplrt
hahics. THIS information will ,addrn
The humr oi Joseph Brukshuff Of
Delta, who Wnnir tu the secretary of
state, asking "Will YOU kindly in.
i"rm me- us iu whether or not there H.
a fund in this state sct aside ns
premium "n triplci babies. that is.
three babies born ~ one mother al
"ur t!mc' have been informed that
there rs and II that Boz the ease We are
prepared tn present claims. We have
three hahN boy, born or che 9th of
June Any information you may give
regarding this matter will be- greatly
Deputy Secretary ot State Irr,ld
H. lrirhrr u REPLY nys: after
extending uur kludr-i consideration
Tor the Youngsters, YOUR cummuuira-
luu wall 10, referred % thr board nf
equalization and then tu me ,,curi-
Ties commission which regulates the
question ui uyrri,-uc ut stocks. Comics
of the laws un support of mothers
and the hlur,ky act of last winter ARE
enclosed. "
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PRE- WAR PRICES SOON TO
PREVAIL AT PosToFFICEs

ID" NOT buy any more thr,p-rnt
stamps than you need This ls the
message the pu-tal department i- send
my broadcast ON July lsf. next.
prr-wur postal rates are again iu 60
feet, II rs also announced chat nm
used ihree-r,nr stamps Vill not be- ,x-
changed hy the pustuitrc department.
hut that iho stamps will br hunurd
Tor packages or postal matter uf any
description. Those who nave large
supplies "i thrrr-ccnt envelopes ur of
two cent postal cards may turn Them
u iu the departments after july DIST
and get thr other issue tn tllI value IN
exchange. Tho return to prr-Vur
postage rates marks the first import
amt change back 90 normal bu-.up..
conditions The extra postage CHARGE
was levied -oun after tho opening of
the war
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
IS GREAT INDUSTRIAL EMPIRE
Bamborger Talks Of What He Saw
On the Uintah Basin Trip.

Gov Simon Hamburger and M,
party who have been touring the
liniuh Basin arrived back M Zion last
Friday night after an automobile trim
that ruycrrd several hundred miles
Members of the party declared the
tour iu have been most ENJOYABLE and
reported that u vast amount at vain.
able data had been galhcrcd. SAYS
Governor Bambcrgcr.
The program as outlined ut the
start WIS fulfilled IN every pnrtirulnr
and the trip va, unusually interest
ing ! hold Ia the same attitude that
had PRIOR tu the visit and am not
committed Ia the construction of a.
railroad. made the trip simply tn
investigate the resources aud posi-
bilitics oi HAT part uf Utah 4 vnst
amount ui data upon this subject WI,
gathered and this aud other staL1slicnl
information will have to Ice COMPLIED
and put into concrete form before any
action d, taken.
The journey. while a business trim.
was most enjoyable Everywhere the
people we're anxious and willing a. an-
terrain us, but We had Ia cover close
around hundred and fifty miles n
day and therefore were compelled 10
sidrsicp all functions. The lintnh
Basin ~ admittedly nu industrial cm.
plrr. hat just what the resources are
cannot be- said until the data d. com.
piled
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20

area ana ht} .houaud -ar.,. r..,
l'-.I' DO n.cumc lauIHu.d.r.
..,1 l lame rs bII providing fr ,Eo
reclamation ut arid and .f.rI...I
ana "'h.r waste aul4 La. le.r .-.r
gu''d lu ihe senate by senator I,..l
I nln'''' II Che hilI passes II il. b,'
~ "o', ~ immediate work will be- b,a"p
"a pi lhe reclamation of the Color,Jn
hlNer BASIN project of four " hi '''o
acres u arid and Waterlogged i IanI
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
AROUND THE LOCAL CAMPS.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

Castle Gate worked five duy, this
week and will get N siN this week.
The same for Sunnysidc
Al of the Spring Canyon mine,
arr working practically full time.
Storage cual b. going nut from ~ 1T
them.
United States Fuel company ;, four
mines will work siN days this week
with the expectation at ns many next
week
Four hundred coke oven. are nt this
time guing NJ Sunnysidc. about half
the number us when conditions arr
normal
Wentworth d. putting on more men
irum DAY ip dny, some fifty miner,
lately being given employment there
The camp h. working six days
The estimated production of btu.
minOus coal for the calendar year To-
june 9Th b. lS6.a5S.Onn tons compared
with i1.lnB.Onn tons tor the same
period ot last year
Tuesday = Tribune SAYS coal land
iuwusiic m Horse Canyon uf Emery
county, about ,iN miles south ~ Sun
nysidc. h forecast IN applications iil.
ed hy Peter liarhogio of Price Tor Ger
tain water rights there. The applicu.
lions arr for The usr ui a quarter uf %
second iunt ut wuir' frum each nf
three springs IN the canyon ,ur do
mrsiic and culinary purposes. aud the
document states that the water is lu-
tended iu h. used M rual land town
site in Township lG South. Rang, 10
East
Members ot the Utah guhcrnuiurnl
party last week covered mnrr than o.
thousand miles on their trip iu and
through the llulnh BASIN and into
Colorado. Among the resources which
they examined Nrrr the coal deposits
near Hayden, Colo, aud Nrmal.
Utah, aud the rnal vein opened tn an
extent of twenty seven feet of Imrr
coal near Craig, Colo. In the prop
rriy near Craig there is another d.
covered vein which Be- seventy feet
Wide. TIN, D. ~ what is known ~ the
Anal BASIN, partly in Utah and part
Ia IN Colorado.
Production ot hiumluous coal in
The week rudrd june I'm b, estimated
at nearly n,Unu,uDn u,r toms, uu IA
rrvur over ihr week ended Man llst,
m which Memorial nuy was observed
90, q holiday u snmr of the districts,
eft ubuut 1000 Uuu tons. and uu m-
crease over ihr week ended Man 3iih
"i 100000 toms ur 20 per cent. The
production iu the week ended june Z,
1919, wus lOii,UnO tons ur 80 per
,ruf less than 100 the corresponding
week ut lulS The average daily
production per working duy for the
week ended june 1th was l,iss,OOO
toms compared with l,ij6,OOO tons IN
thc week ended Muy 2ith.
Applicant for position, as fire
BOSSES and mime tor,mrE ,uok ,Xumi-
nations over iu kcmmorrr. MNu, last
saturday Those who were examined
are John Christie and William Rob
crlsuu ot Reliance; Thomas Oyry,
Joseph Wise aud Matt Wilde of Rock
Springs, Frank Gates of Superior;
William Thomas, Luke MIllich and
Frank Nuutrr ot Sublot 40. q, Louis
IuuA ut NuhIrr 40. ., Henry Thomas
ui Amy Anthony Dixon of Glencoe
and William Ball nt Oakley. The eN-
tContinu,d an nag, eight
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20

Corporations which were reported
delinquent for uuH-paymout ut the m.
unll .,- necessary Tor the transaction
of business Ia Utah and which faIl tu
pay the assessment by July lst, next,
will have their charters revoked and
will be shut out of Utah. This state,
ment is given out at the office of the
sC,' 'ary of state.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
VETERANS OF WORLD WAR
SEEKING LAND HOLDINGS

Fifty eight thousand soldier, have
made application 10 the department of
the interior for farms under the plan
of Franklin X. Lane, secretary of the
interior, 10 furnish lands "a returned
soldiers, sailors and war workers.
Secretary Lane recently told the house
public lands committee that SIX hun
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snERIIr-s sNLL-IN nm.

euth Judicial District yUur ny.
bon County. Utah. iI,iu.r tBrsA-
and Hardware Company. Corno,.
ton. Plaintiff. w. Inland rpoi ~.
panN " Corporation. defendant n
be- sold nt shcrifrs sale uu fbe a.,
dav uf June. 1919. nt tho cas-, d,o, !,
the courthouse IN Price. TBb. at a,
O'Clock u. m. the southeast WIarts, :
the southeast quarter ct Soc II a..
the northeast quarter uf Oh, norths,,
quarter Ut Sec. -. Twr t7. gooi,
Range . East 81 the Salt Lake me-
dian. containing eighty acres more =
less. T. ., keller. sheriff
First pub. june s: last June ~ 49,,
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NOTICE 40 WATER UsERs-sT,rr


Engineers btiiue, salt lHhr iiH
Utah june 10. l9lH.-Nutirr Is moro
Ly given that g.. i,uy Ice ui iFI'.
Utah, has made application Boo ACCORD
Hure with the requirement. ~ me
Compiled Laws of Utah. 1919, -
amended hy the Sessions Laws ui l.ltn
1879. tn appropriate one twenty iiu
tl--al ut "a serund-tout uf water If'i
H small spring iu Carbon county. Ht'i
spring is situated lt00 feet west .hl
1850 feet south ~ the uurtN t'
corner uf Sec 90. Twp. ~ south
Range ll East. salt Lake base an'
meridian A log DrihhinE viii D.. n
-trurtvd around the spring und l'
water viii bee diverted into irH.-N'
and there used from April lst Goo SIP
TENDER a0th, inclusive, of each Som
Tor stuDk watering purposes. THIS 'F
plrailun is designated iu tho state rN
slueer.s utfiue us No huGi. AT l''
vsls against the granting on .Aid 'l
pl'atluu, stating tho reasons trI'
must Dee made hy affidavit ln ddpIi' 'l'
accompanied with "a Zee ui $3.50, .n.
llrd Boo this office within tmrt
laAH after the completion ut thU
Ii.Hinu Ul this notice a. D. M
tb>AGLE, State Engineer
Date uI firat pub. June 600. i'... '
completion cot pub july rs, lfl'
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~ nm nIsTnICT CornT ~ Tm

.
Seventh Judicial District lu and Fn'
the County uf Carbon. state Hf l.tth
berslo Hoy Plaintiff. So. Hams ~
Hoy, Defendant, summons lhu state
ul Utah tn the said Defendant You ~
hereby summoned o. appear within
twenty day. after the service ul INC
summons upon sou. ~ served Aiihih
the county lu which this action D.
brought. otherwise. within thirty Day
after sertire ana defend the above 90
titled action, ana in case 81 yHur fNi
ure pa tu de- judgment will hr rrudrfeN
against sou according a. thr drWtha
ui tho complaint, which has Teen
filed with the clerk 81 said court Thh
action a. brought GO roruNvr t IHlt
ment di-sOlNinE the marriage .unlfi'.
heretofore existing between Anu thl
the plaintiff = KING. biiAlIlI a
Snlit LpEl,, Plaintiffs Attorney
fustuiii,o address. salt Lake coo
Utah
FIRST pub, June q, last Iuly q, i,b
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,iv hundred and tou Thousand a.rH
ui which aye iu Utah
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N THE JUsTICI,s Cntpr - =

tie Gate Precinct. CarI'n " CAS-.
State of Utah. before M.rg,, Ieeunb
Justice Of the Peace. WiIlIsr, riis,ans
Plaintiff VI. Christ Sonl,rr nsissnoh
ant summons. The State ~ 'i ~
10 the Above Named B,f,nd VA
You are hereby summoned ~ ant
before the above entitled ,uur, ,ppss
ten days after the service uf tb,s ,' UNI
mons upon you, if served vritbi. ~
county In which this action Is E,n,,.,',hl'
otherwise. within twenty tsyl
this service. aud defend tho ai.,' y.
Titled action brought nr3iust Won /,
recover $1,000 due tor board
lodging. And In case of ..ur ~
so to do. judgment will no rend ,,us
against you according Co fn. $780,.
OF the complaint MORGAN 49,
Justice ~ the Peace. o. b a.. ~ ,t
tprncy for Plaintiff ."
First pub. May iG: last June a. i,,,
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PROPOSALS WATER pIpr ,Iyv

Notice Co Contractors and Mater,
Men. Scaled proposals will ho rscst
cd bN the mayor aud ritt council 81
Price Utah. addressed a. ur al tbss
office ut Price. Utah. until .,ia.t
y. m. ~ June -. 1913. fur flrnishisF
pipe, laying pipe. CNynyatinF trrnrt
harkitlling tranUh. constructing MI
rcllunouua concrete buxea. each r.psf
ate ur combined bids. for alI ~ r5f
tons ~ the job Tor wntorripe M.
from Cotton Spring. a. Price Utah
distance ~ about twenty .fuur and
half miles. Al bids Tor material A..
Z" be- accompanied by manufacture,
specifications, and nli bids arc 30 D.
accompanied by o. ,cftiflpi check %.
2 per cent ~ the amount uf the b.
o. guarantee their entering into u con
tract Ia case they are the riUusssiu.
biddvrs the check O. be- returned b
ease ~ rejected bids. Tho persons on
companies whose bids shall be- accept
rd shall execute "a contract aud mrn
iHh bonds within ton days uf notice OF.
forfeit the certified check above msr
toned. tn" right D. Reserved o. n.
loot any ur 81 bids, Plans and sspsei
fiUutiuuH may be- examined aud rsti
mated costs usrUrthinod from Jones a
Olson. engineers. Eku thpatur building
Price. Utah, or az office uf a. tt. ~
man and Munvr Pack. salt Lake cts
Utah Alvp prospective ,uutnriur
viii be- taken over the proposed work.
hN appointment with Jones a Olson
CITY COUNCIL OF PRICE. UTAH
49, ururE" A Wuutien. MAYOR
Attest Mat uiimuur. 'itN Recorder
First pub, June %. last June 90, 1919
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PROBATE AND GU,RD,,v
NOTICES. 'NsHp


Consult county clerk or the -.
tive signers for further ipforn,,,pDesl .
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The things you do and say wne'
angry 90 injuTo another seldom N
lure him seriously. but they 10 hurt 5o'
all the way from days 90 years.
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suERTT"s sNLE-IN TnE SEv

euth Judicial District Court Cu
hon county Utah James guf'r'
Plaintiff Ns INLAND Fuel Company, e
Corporation. Defendant To- Nr erIi a.
ahrrifrH Tlir uu the .uth dls ui Iunf
1919, ut the rnst door uf the .uu7
~, thv southeast quarter uI ihu Huuh
east quarter ul See. ~, and the north
east quarter OF the northeast quarts
III See u. TWp. i1F South Range y
East ui Inc salt Lake meridian. COS
tanning eighty acres moro ur les T
~. kELTEit. Sheriff
First pub, june % llFt juno 90 1919
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Coming 20 Carbon.
Word has been received al the state
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of Levi Branch. - Hl
Creuitors VIII present ciaims 80
Silvagni building. Price. t-tah' = Q
before October I. 1919 sTt5u,ein y
ALEXANDER a wADUDiipwe ART
torneys For Administrator = A.
FIRST pub, May 30. last June "a IA.