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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16
PERSONAL MENTION


Mrs. ?. V. Blaney, who has been
ill for several weeks, is slowly recov-
ering.
Searcy Young left for New Or
leans Sunday afternoon where he has
accepted position with Armour &
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. I. Bean have re-
turned from months vacation
which they spent with relatives in
Owensboro, KY.
G. G. Undertake has returned
from Atlanta where he went to spend
week with his father who was at
tending the U. C. v. reunion. He
reports a most delightful trip.
Mrs. Percy Bruner returned after
two weeks visit to New Orleans,
where she was che guest of her sister,
Mrs. ]. B. Gillicuddy, and Mrs. A. l.
Townsley.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Beebe Yeager,
who have been stationed at Newport
News, Va, for some time, arrived in
Bogalusa this week to make a visit
with relatives and many friends.
Miss Esther Jarvis has returned
from a months visit with relatives
and friends in Gulfport. Her moth
er, Mrs. G. R. Jarvis, viii remain in
Gulfport for a few days longer.
Jack, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. H. Mayfield of Avenue B, Joined
the big cluster of lads and lassies Of
Bogalusa who no longer have tonsils.
The operation was performed last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Berenson left
Tuesday afternoon for their vaca-
ton, which they will spend on the
Texas coast. They expect to be abb
sent from the city for several weeks
and will visit Mrs. Berenson's sister,
Mrs. H. Pallet, of Beaumont.
Little Miss Myrtle Tyson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Tyson of
Avenue D, has gone to Monticello,
Miss, where she will attend school.
She will reside with her aunt, Mrs.
R. w. Price. Her many friends
deeply regret her going away, as she
was a popular and well liked little
miss.
DR.. E. E. Lafferty and wife re-
turned last week from a months va
cation. Their days were spent most
delightfully."-, according to their re-
port, and the doctor was so glutted |
with the habit of roaming that he
took DR.. Brister a-squ:rrel hunting |
the first day after his return. DR.. |
Brister reports himself to have been
walked sore and that DR.. Lafferty |
shot two little squirrels.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16
WHERE AND WHEN
YOU MAY REGISTER

In accordance with Section % of
Act SO of the General Assembly Of
the State of Louisiana. approved
July 1, 1908, and Section 9 of 4 #
III Of 1912, | will open the Registra-
ton Books at all the voting precincts
IN the Parish of Washington, State
OF Louisiana, for the purpose of req
lstering all qualified vo,ers who have
not registered since January 1, 1917,
on the following dates, to-wit:
Ward 1, Precinct Odd Bell
place, November %. 1919.
Ward g. Precinct 1--Stafford's
old mill, November %, 1919.
Ward 2, Precinct MT. Hermon,
November 26. 1919.
Ward 8. Precinct -Warnerton.
November %, 1919.
Ward 8. Precinct 1-HackIev. No
verber 90. 1919.
Ward z, Precinct Bonneville. De-
cember 1. 1919.
Ward 5, Precinct Sheridan. De
cember 2. 1919.
Ward s, Precinct 1-Enon, De-
cember 8. 1919.
Ward 6, Precinct Isabel, De-
.cember a. 1919.
Ward A, Precinct 1-Bogalusa Citv
Hall. December 5. 1919.
Ward a, Precinct Coca Cola
Plant, December 6. 1919.
Ward 4, Precinct 3-Old Fire STA
ton. December 8, 1919.
Ward 4. Precinct 4-New Fire Sta
ton. Columbia street, December @,
1919.
Ward 4. Precinct 5-Rio, Deem
Der 10. 1919.
Ward 5, Precinct 1-varnado, De-
cember II, 1919.
Ward 2. Precinct Angie, De-
cember IL. 1919.
From December 10 to December
20. 1919, at Franklinton Court House.
after which time the books will close
until after the January primary.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16
LEGAL NOTICE
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER.

| > A lEMEN1 OF LIE OWNEN-
SHIP, Management Ci.criatioa,
E.e., Rer',ires D. - nct cf Con-
r~ess E Aurasi -, 1912 of Bo-a-
llsa Ezter7-:s9-f -.-i~-7. pub
i-hed wee%iy at -o5a.usa, La, for
October. 1919.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Wash
ington, SIS.
Before me, Bascom D. Talley, no.
tary public, in and for the State and
parish aforesaid, personally appeared
Clyde S. Moss, who, having been duly
sworn according to law, deposes and
says that he is. the owner and pub
Usher of the Bogalusa Enterprise
American, and that the following is,
to the best of his knowledge and be-
lief, a true statement of the owner
ship, management of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown in the
above caption, required by the Act
Of August "a, 1912, embodied in Sec
ton 443, Postal Laws and Regula-
tons, printed on the reverse of this
form, to-wit:
/. That the names and addresses
OF the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business managers are:
Publisher, Clyde S. Moss; Editor,
same; Managing Editor, same; Bust
ness Manager, same.
2. That the owner is Clyde S. Moss
3. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security hold
ers owning or holding l per cent or
more of total amount of bonds, mort
cages, or other securities are: None.
CLYDE S. MOSS.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 10th day of October, 1919.
Bascom d. Talley, Notary Public.
(SEAL)
my commission expires Aug. Z,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to those who gave help and
sympathy during the illness and
death of our husband and brother.
MRS. VIM. WEDGWoRTH.
BEN WEDGWORTH.
MRS. LILLE SWITZER.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16
CONES FROM snnn-.

:, o =; Z; Fayant, super fs spdal
Mill, has taken pOssess'eaa lu.s
room house at 54S Avon sS.Oa q
household goods are s ra B aSl
f mat number. He is exDs .ossIsd
days. pOrt IN
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16

The Coats this season seem to stand out
as they have never done in former years.
There is some distinctive difference that
makers haye discovered and expressed
that is in the Coats at Bogalusa Stores Co.,
anyway, and that says it ALL The materials
are of Velour, Chameleon Cloth, Duotone,
Crystal Cloth, Velour de Laine and Duve-
tyne. Some of the models are smartly plain,
others are trimmed with fur. The Innings
are of plain or fancy figured pussy willow
silk. They've been moderately priced at
SIS to $S5
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16
KID GLOVES
OF QUALITY

Women acquainted with gloves
of quality will recognize in the
ones we offer as being the
highest grade obtainable. Not
only are they excellently cut
and correctly proportional, but
they are developed of the fin
est material obtainable.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16
FALL SILKS

Knitted Silks such as Tricolettes and
Jerseys will be the unerring choice of
many women who make their own
frocks, while brown and black Satins
will hold fashionable possibilities for
others.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16

Fine hosiery is the important
touch to the autumn outfit and
we have selected our present
showing of smart stockings with
great care and discrimination.
We are confident, therefore,
that women will find here Just
the hose needed to harmonic
with their new clothes.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16
THE NEW WOOLENS

Every material of the Velour family
such as Duvetyns and Bolivias may be
selected in suitable weights for Fall
Suits or Winter Coats. Tricotines and
fine Serges afford many color sugges-
tons for smart frocks.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16
SILKS AND WOOL FABRICS

rest the mind of every Home Sewer who planning
either her Fall and Winter wardrobe
visit this this week and enjoy many Fabric Dis
plays Also the small accessories that
matter of and harmony through aid of
may accomplish small expense.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16
SUITS

While looking at the new fall suits women
will experience the delight the colors give.
And the clever manner in which the lines
have been developed really sounds new
note in the fashion world Truly every
model is captivating. The materials, all of
which were carefully chosen, are Duvetyne,
Serge, Tricotine, Bolivia, Silvertone, Frost
Glow and Velour Smartly tailored and
costume suits such as one sees featured in
the fashion magazines are here abundantly
so women need not shop around to make
a satisfactory selection. They are priced at
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16

The new and pretty Handbags
are worthy of your attention,
especially if you are interested
in the latest and original styles.
Not only are they artistic but
useful as well, and especially
are the beaded ones marvel
ously attractive.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
FORAGE CROPS ARE SCARCE
ALL THROUGH UlNTAH BASIN

Hay Iu Du,hssn, ,YaL.y sells for
Fifteen dollars tom. au extremely
low ugur compared with that pre-
N'lng in most -,cllous ui the state,
hut iu other parts of the Untah
Basin there Dos q shortage iu the forage
crop that will mean hardship for
stock This winter according to DR.. Il.
W Hogan, state live stock Inspector.
some plukeyr in cattle was recently
discovered out that way, DR. Hogan
-ays, hui This was quickly rrmedied
hy early attention Sheep and cattle
ON the range are IN good condition, as
ihc feed ls good sn TAR, hut, unless
rain comes suon 30 is likely that much
ui The live stock will be- shipped a.
other localities, he saws. At The next
meeting of the state live stock board
there will bee considered q proposal of
the woolgrowcrs of Uiutah county 10
ro operate ln campaign of drstuc-
Ton against predatory animals, pro
Nd"d % special Inspector Tor that dis
irr. Doe appointed 10 instruct stock
rI-rrs .n best mrihoods ot getting rid
ui Ihr wolves and coyotes.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
WILD HORSES BIG PROBLEM
ON RANGES TO THE NORTH

'.r ..u .I..r .ru ."'I, .'.H
Mu Numu. D.. ..uw. '..r. D..
Hn.'I.. phase .. Iyu '.r. conditions
1920 I,u .H .. awakening increasing.
'...ru.. IIn.. q 3D. Holiday.
..,.i... .I Mo-. Chicago NH Ware.
.ur, Storage company .I' B.. u..
generality known t.u .Hurr Hu
M''ur Wild horse. 600 'hr state
ranges. and u, number . nul grow.
u, AMY i... The, ur. comparatively
WORTHLESS. and what foo iu with them
.- problem. o. was proposed foo
bIu Them foo France Tor iuud. but
.uurhuv horse flesh dup- mott rcingr.
rate like borI. and they would have
tu bo shipped uu the hppi which COSTS
money Their hides are figured a-
worth about seven dollars. and the
other -Iaulairr products perhaps ten
dollar, more. The horses are cayu.cs
eating mp good range fodder that
might 10, saved for sheep or cattle -
When asked as to the DID time
alleged tcuds between cattle and
,hrcpmcn. Holiday said There b.
no more ui that sort of thing. Many
81 NOT most .tuckmrn now own both
sheep and cattle. and Do D. ca-, enough
in handle them -o that their interests
de- not conflict The cattle are sent
ahead, in grazing N lunches. follow
ed afterwards hy sheep The cattle
like the long grass feed. and the sheep
the short staple. ~ the short stuff
lett by the cattle is eagerly eaten by
the sheep. But the grazing PROPOSE
ton mp north b. becoming q serious
affair with this prolonged droulh.
advised the farmers and ranchmcn It
would be- for their advantage ~ shin
out about ~ per cent of their stock
ip the states east ui the mountains
where climatic conditions have been
murc favorable
The Dakota- arr M good shape
Ter feeding live stock. particularly
North Dakota. but the cattle situn
ton b. being handled m common
suusc. business like way m Montana.
They have mp there q state live stock
commission composed oi practical
able men Whu are handling the situa
ton M u satisfactory shape
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
RECORD WOOL SHIPMENT
MADE FROM GREEN RIVER

july Sih saw the completion of
shat ~ probably record wool ship
mcnt frum Green River The wool.
which WIS the property of the WAYNE
County Wuulgruwcrs association. to
tailed hundred and twenty eight
thousand pounds and was consigned
10 this country greatest wool mar
krl, Boston, Mass, by the buyers.
This wool rcprrscntcd the elm from
eight herds approximately sixteen
thousand sheep which were sliorn nj
Granite ranch In the Henry Noun
iains. The wool WIS frrighted dis
ianor Of ninety miles a. the railroad.
u required Hoycniy,f0ur dnyH tn com.
plcic The hauling contract. II took
longer than estimated because ~ the
condition IT the road which ~ "a.
irrmoly deep IN sand Tor about nf
teen miles north of Innks,illc.
What constitutes q record IN isclt
N the fact that none uf this large
amount of wool WIS lost "a the own
en- irum the time shcaring was begun
until the wool wns weighed. checked
and loaded ON the ears AZ urrcn
River. la spite of the talk at lower
wool prices heard in the spring, fifty
two cents per pound ON the ears at
Green River, was the contract pr,rc
on this wool or over $4,000. This
represents a clip of more than four
dollars per head after an exception
ally hard winter because of the poor
range and heavy snow.
Another item col interest a. stock
m'n Is this that during the operations
incidental a. shearing sixteen thou
sand sheep, but three head we're lost.
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~ run SEVENTH IiI,r,,, :

trict Court ~ tu, Stat. ~ ~. ~
and For Carbon Cuun.. DO. lgh u
ing COMPANY % CORPORATION la. We
W.. jean Chahrp. n,..rI,., ',euh
mons The State u. ivan '',t aQr
Defendant. You Hr, H.r.I. W.. e eai,
cd to appear within farri. s,,' ,.', l.,
service ~ this summon. .,f..,, ,I Ats
served within IN, .uIu.. BIO. Nv p
action b. brought. utH.r..I.. ~, IN
thiity DAYS after -rr,r,. and d,,l nH
the above entitled action. srI u, l sne
81 your failure $50 Goo du. fudgm.., -. :.
ho rendered against tuu 1871 w
the demand ur the ,YuuI,Ip, .s.
has hveu filed with th, ...,t ~ n n.i.
court This action b. ir.fsrt H.. ~
purpose 81 recovering udgrs,, w
hlne ~ causes ct action. sigbt y,
~ shtd causes uf action l.ipp 7..i,..Naal
claims. more particular. ma ~.
pletely described iu the l,i,,.,.
complaint on filc herein STEwtpi-
ALEXANDRA a WNDbDi'ps ~
turncyH For Plaintiff pp.Yffig. a.
dress. Price Utah
first pub, July fs. a.t Ans d.
1913. nus Do
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
WITH THE LIVE sToCRMEN
OF THIS SECTION OF UTAH

Edward W. Sackctt has filed suit
Cor four hundred dollars at Provo
against John niumcntas of Carbon
county Tor damages resulting H. his
land IN Spanish Fork Canyon from
ircspassing of sheep and goats belong
ing 10 the defendant
There ar sixty thousand head OF
sheep and fourteen thousand head Of
cattle M the Wasatch forest reserve
~ the present time, according 10 the
report for the fiscal year ending June
3Oth, filed hy Dana Parkinson, su-
pcrNisur. Receipts ~ the reserve for
the year iotaled S27,bs72l
Authray is responsible for the loss
of a purrbrrd shnrthnrn bull belong
ing 10 George Aldrcd of lNnndyl.
State Live Stock Inspector Hogan
recently made microscopic cXam
nation ot the animal, DR.. Philpoit of
Provo has been instructed tn take
measures to prevent the spread uf the
disease ia Utah county.
g. T.. Gibbons of Portland. ORE. in,
spectnr m charge ot markets and hy,
stock and who rs ON yaratinn triu
with hls wife, called ON the stat, hv,
stock commission ne the capitol last
Saturday lie congratulated Utah on
he large increase in live stock pudnc,
ion Tor last year and said the west.
cri. markets are booking more and
more for Utah products.
That hundreds of thousands of eat.
tlo and sheep which have been rang.
ing on the forests of Utah during m,
summer months will have a. boz ship
ped this fail to various winter feed
ing ranges is the report thai has been
gathered by the forest service during
the past lew weeks The drouth has
burned the usual winter ranges and
the outlook Is very serious lu most
sections.
In number of hogs ON farms, Iowa
is hy far the'most distinguished state
ln this country The estimate of IN,
bureau of crop estimates for 1919 /.
iO,H25,OUO hogs In Iowa, 5,T2iUuO IN
Illinois, 4,043,OOO IN Missouri, 1865,
900 in Indiana, 4,2G6,OOO m Ohio. L.,
$4,000 ia Nebraska and 3,u43,OOC
hogs IN Georgia. Every other state i.
below 3,OOO,OOO lowa's hogs ar,
about one-scyenth of the nation 2
total, and nearly double the number
of Illinois, the state next below
According to recent letter uf m,
National Wool Warehouse and Stor.
Jgr company the wool markets midi,
cate q general strength ot the staple
Inc world over Good woods arc u
strong demand everywhere. London
prices are making new records END
ihr cancellation of the contract with
Ihc British government Tor larg,
quantities of Australian wool Is eX-
pected to benefit the American flock.
master Shuddy and cheap cloth has
been all the public could get foI
months and II is now crying for good
tconunued on page fourJ
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
NOTICE TO wNII.It T.I.IL,-sr,n

Engineer Offir, Salt Lake Gin
Itah. June 20. 1919. Nuii,r r. hsfsb
.sivcn that iichcr !. StuvrU uf Euor
Utah. has made application in arcoft
uuco with the requirements ~ th.
compiled Laws ~ Utah. 1911. a
amended 10y tho Session Law ~ tnh
1918, to appropriate ono aud une.hai
~ = Hccundsfuct ~ water from Coz
don creek IN Carbon county. Rf
water VIII b" dive tod ut point uhlcl
lies iili feet north and NRs frsl go
from the northwest corner uf See. Z
Twp, ~ South, Range East. Sal
Lake base and meridian, uHd conveys
in @ ditch Tor u distance uf 800 Ia.
ana there used from Nptl i.f a. jl'.
lHt 81 each year Go irriEtg one hun
dfrd acres ct land embraced in a.
NE II, SW = so q AWi,. NW asEi.t
ana SN = NEh nr See n. township nr'
range aforesaid This application B.
drslgnutci IN the state engineers %
Tee HH No. s0a6. Al protests agalni
the granting at said application. stat
INK the reasons therefor WHsi be- mad
hN affidavit iu duplicate. accompanies
With a Zee Of fgbO. aud ulrd ln thl
nif'oo within thirty t3nI days aiis
tho completion ~ the publication q
this notice. q. ~ MruONNGLE, sial'
Engineer.
Date 81 first pub. Iuh O. 1918. Dat
% completion ~ publication Aus ]
1913,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25

year another pool has been built in
an adjacent hog lni. but the shade
will be- provided several yards away
Hogs are 10 be- kept m both lots and
IL will be- noted whether they prefer
to get m the water or tu lie IN the
shade during the heated part of the
dnN Weight, will be- kept of the ani
mails In The different lots a. see which
make, The most economical gains.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
Above Fifty Gents

RUPERT, Ida, July ~ The MIN.
doka county wool Iool. consisting OF
siXtytiour members, has sold thirty
siN thousand pounds ut am average
price of 5nh cents. The cost of opera.
lions was N tcnlhR Of "a cent per
pound. 4 permanent organization has
been effected
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
NOTICE FOR pII,I1,Nrtn\ No.,

H.hyrp Department. ui thp in,srIs.
Y. . Land office Ht Salt iat. ~,
Utah. July ~. 1919 NutI.r h b,,.t
Eiven that Frederick q rbotnss =
Price, Utah. who. uu October tf i,,,
mad" umcst'ud uutr. Serial a.
VlV3ts, for W.. So. 10. Tan Il.
south. Rang" . East. sti Lake me-
dian. has filed notice cot ufrntios \
max" itNcsNcar proof. tu saiabii,i
claim Z" the land uiuy. d...rihed h.
iur" The clerk ui the district ,osf,
rice Itah. ~ the goth day uf A.
giHt. 1919. Claimant name. NJ IN,
uoHsoa A. Abraham. rEum.4 F',,
gerald, Matt Warner. Loo uf Pre-,
Utah, ana tlou Wfkir.ntv Of III
Lake IitN ttHh gptLU G UtAHF
LEY. Register
firrt pub. July o.. Hsi pub. Ags
90. 1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
PRICE YOUNG MAN
HAS GOOD NAVAL TRAINING

Byron g. Miller, former Purr
young man and brother col a. Rev
Miller of this city, has lust returned
Ia Salt Lake City from san Fran
cisco, whore hv WIS recently released
trpm the naval service ut Uncle sam.
lie was chief pharmacist mate and
spent twenty-five months ui ug.I,,
service on Yariur8 stations and em1II
vessels in and about san Francisco.
lie was transferred IN March, 1915. tn
the United States n,aal hospital 40
Tutuila lSamunl, whore De- remained
until ordered back to the United
States for discharge iu june. 1910
lie says Iuiuiia rs AN important coal
ing station of the Pacific and its har-
hos Page Page, is one ui the best Iu
the world. The naval station is ur
Ia date IN every particular, operating
"a large power plant, Icp plant. steam
and electric laundry and bakr-buu.
The Officers and enlisted men IS guarf
ers are modern and comfortable ir
every particular The natives have
learned to place confidence u fEr
American doctors and nurses and 8-
"a result the naval medical department
has been oi great service tu Them.
During the recent influenza ulG.mr
thc islands of ulUh and Mamma
were kept free from thc plague NM
climate of Samoa, Miller SAYS. i-
agreeable, Notwithstanding Tine heavy
rainfall averaging practically iouy
inches month during the entire YEAR
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
WIN AID oattl..en.

WASHINGTON, d. g., duly
senator hpnduck uf Wyoming SAID
Today assurance bad been given HIM
that the railroad administration
would furnish all aid possible 10 eat
tlegrowers in the droughtstrieken see
tons Of Wyoming, Montana and in
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25
NOTICE UNITED STATES RAND

NfAN " - Y NNlNsN NlNNN'N INV
btfic". salt Lake city luh. Juh'
2, 1913. To whom u MAJ concern
Nnilcr IN hereby given thHf the siait
81 Utah has filed la this office Lists Of
lands, selected hy the said state, unde'
Sec. 81 tho act ~ vnuFrtr. approves
July 10, 1894, as indemnify sehoo
lands, via Serial 02tlt2. nHrthNol
quarter northeast quarter. 81. 70 anl
southeast quarter southwest Vnarlr'
See, IS. Twp. ~ South. Range Z Eafi
salt Lake meridian Copies HI -HId lish
ru lar nH they relate iu rHId tracts W
descriptive subdivision. have pcoi
tnnspiruuusly posted boz tn'r office ~.
Inspection ly any person INigfeslt-
ana hy the public general. plfihs
he ptHlnd uf publication rot ms ho
tl'r, nr unb time thereaftlr Hn1 hrigl,
ilual approval ana rfrtifl.Hi"h lha'
departmental regulations u. 'iu ~
1907. PROTESTS or contests HHH..fi w.
~ subdivisions heTrIuNr'u- a'a
.rrlhtu on the ground that .r -tms
more valuable Tor miner ..th
agricultural purposes, wll. Do. 'rs',
Hnd noted Tor report tu ih- s', ~,
hnd office az Washington DO
ure sn 90 protest ur Cuutr. a i'hlh WI
Time specified viii be- considered tll
iltieut evidence of the r'.-mlhesi
character ui the tracts and Ihr
Ions thereof being otherwise "g
from objection, viii bee approve. ~
hn state. GOULD o. liI.NNI'l'H'
Register a
rirst pub. June 81. last july =. ISIS
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NOrICE ro WNTEn rsLns-sTNl.iIlI

Engineers office, salt Lake CIV
Utah, june 25, 1913. NutDy 7 hels.'
given that John A. Powell Hl llnt
Utah, has made Application poo ''S ~,
|unce Wlth the requirement. "i 'Nr ~
piled Laws of Utah, 1917, as aihsn',
blythe Session Laws Of Utah. l'l''s ~
appropriate siNty-uye huudrrdih7 s.J
.ut "a sr,uUl-fuot of water nom ga
'phur creek in Carbon counts ets
water viii be- diverted at p'Ih'
feet east of the south quarter
.ul So ~, Twp. ! q South. i,'.Hy
East Salt Lake base and mri w..
and conveyed in ditch iHr % a.''I
.nl 1890 feet and there used ~ ''t 'Is
nHrH Isl 10 December SUSIE IN.. Il.
ui each year Dos means ui
lruughs for stock WatoTine IN
THIS application o. ue=ignlI.l '. 4-l
state engineers Office uH IN. Il.
Al protests against the H'I..
rtlu application, stating INr , Ir
therefor must ho made hy .iIiN. ..
duplicate accompanied Wt1 Amin
81 200. ana fllDd in this uill't Mt,lr
thirty 600 DAYS after the COMP ID
~ the publication uf this n'l.'
MCGoNAGLE, State Eugiur.i,, mai,
Date ~ first pub, july i,'l'l s
Iot completion Of publication A's'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25

Bvyiled liver Is delicious cold for
sandwiches, but IL should boz remem-
bered that Il is hearty" food.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25

Wedding announcements. engraved
or printed. See The sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-25

Nh,n Nuu get around o.. t..
higb ~ ',ea ~ necossaries are so
the pr,r.s 800, ~, you are willing % pay
ths righ, ,nat are asked, you'u be ON
'9"' track TO lower them