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COLTON, UTAH.
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New Store and New Stock at New !j
Location where you can Always get j;
hay and Grain at Reasonable Prices. :j
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hen You Are In Need Of !
I MINE CARS I
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10DERN HEATING AND PLUMBING i:
i STRUCTURAL STEEL AND IRON
Us Furnish Estimates For You. We Build and Repair !
Kinds of Machinery. Prompt Service in all Cases.
GVO FOUNDRY & MACHINE COMPANY
I Provo, Utah. - - j
JOHNSON BROS.
Phone 13-4 ;
Carpentering and Mill Work of all :
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JURORS fmm
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Names of Those Drawn J BBrvice By Town,
City and Precinct 1 K Commis
sioners of CarbFBunty.
Hclow la a Uat of persons oeleol
cl by Honry Wade of Prlco and W.
B Huff of Scofleld, Jury commis
sioners for Carbon county, m grand
and potlt Jurors In tho district
court for tho year 1913, aa provid
ed for In 8cc. 1306 of tho Revised
Statutes of Utah. District court
convene In regular session on tho
17th of February, next month.
Wlntor Quarters1 Josoph It Nlol
Bon, Jarnon W. Hunsell, Hyrum Dale,
ltobort Monxloe, 8r Noah Potter,
William How tor, Samuel England,
Wesley Dundorson.
Bcoflotd Hugh Thomas, Noll M.
Madscn, B. A. Honrlchson, Uornard
Now rem, Arthur Hall, Q. D. Wood,
Ilcber Ward, Hcnjnmln ttorenson,
Rtophon Dnls, K. II. McMutlon.
CaJitlo Oate William Young. W.
J Itownii, T W. Williams, L II
Thomnii, lcl It. Enns, Morgan
Ktnns, Jatnofl Elliott, Edward Cox
Hulpcr UnptlAt rinlm, J 11
Dunton, A J Stafford, Bimuol
Btcln, Joseph Wall I, Julius Shop
hortl, William U Mack, Phillip Ma
gulro, Edward McKnddcn, IJ. T. Hor
kenhngen Ewoll (Spring Olon) Wvslc)
Gentry. William T. Mlltor, John Jon
son, 1. It. I)aln, David B. Howlcy,
Orson Sonborg.
Trice Hobort McKunc, II. C.
H nil Hi, Lawrence Whltmore, George
Calloway, C. W. Tlngloy, Iloland
Cnntrlll, 11 II. Thompson, H JI.
Jcpson, Karl King, A, II. Huntoti,
JaniM U. I'aco, John II. Tncc, Matt
Ollmour, Boron Olson, llcbor Blow
ell, Hobort Hlshop, Martin Ander
son, Peter Anderson, Sllnn B Young,
Prank Orosso, William Downnrd, A
W llorsloy, Ocorgo A Nixon, Mel
ln T Harmon, K K. Oloii, Lara
Prnndwn, Ijirs (lundorion, It. I'.
Eldredgc, Itonunn II. llorsloy, John
Potter, Jamea Hex Miller
WotllngtonWIIIInm II. Tldwoll,
I.ohl Josson, W. J, Tldwell, Irvin
Ilrancli, Peter I.lddcll, J. F. Turner,
William Norton, II. F 1 (anion, John
llooUi, B A OoldltiK
Hunnyslile Tip Thomas, Albert
Itader, Hal Taylor, Bamuol Dugmorc.
Q II. Manthall, II. Crawford, John
Cook, Hobort I.lttlejolin, Bamuol
Nnylor, William H. Ilennott, John II.
Poolto, H. H Klrknatrick, Henry
Whlmpey, John A. OUen, John
Jone, Nlol NloUon.
Clear Crinik C. K Jenaon, Dav
id McMillan, H. It. Bondon, John
Cunningham, Bnmuel WcKxIhcnd, P.
C tartvon, David HumoII, Artliur
OUen, Cal Crngun, William Wlldi,
Frod lllntt, Hoy Nlcliion,
Kunllworlh- W V Cox, W. II
Woodhcad, Thornan Hell, William
II. Ijivtley, John 1'ntternon, Jnme
llurton
Carbonvlllu II. A Bouthworth,
Hobort A l'ow ell,
Illawnthu W. W. Jonet, Mnlcom
Oldflold, Kmimuel Dextor, Jatno
Bmyth, CliarloH Wllllnmii, ClmrlfK C
Claw ton.
Harper K I, Harmon
JACK JOHNSON IIHOKK,
siiKHirr hi:i.i:h ito
CHICAOO, Jnn 10 -Jack John
t Hon'a automobile, it nolo and tho
fixture of IiIh Hnloon which recently
wn clwe were wlzeil today by tho
nlmrlff to natlufy n Judgmont of
SGQ21 93 ohtnlneil by n browing
comiwiti)
"I havon't got n cent, gontlomon,"
nld JohiiKon whon tho Mherlff nk
l him to settle tho Judgment.
When tho Hhorlft'it men rolled out
tho nutomobllo, Johnson ploadod:
"Don't tnko that car That be
lonH to I.uclllo Bho bought It a
cotipli) of weekM boforo wo were
mhrrW II referred to I.uclllo
Cameron, hla whltu to
Johnson has shown sign for somo
wooks of getting ready for nnothor
battle Ho has boon boxing at n
louil gymnnHlum, but other mombora
of tho looal pugilistic fraterult) pro
touted so loudly thnl tho iroprletor
of tho plnc requestml Johnson to
keep away, '
MAIL OAHHIKItH WIMi FLY.
This Is an ago of groat dlscovor-i
ler Progress rides on thu air. I
Boon we mny seo Undo Bnm'B mall
carriers flying in nil directions,
transporting mall. People- tnko a
wonderful Intorost In a discovery
that benefits them That's why Dr
King's Now Discovery for coughs,
colds and other throat and lung dis
eases is tho most popular medicine
In America "It cured mo of a
dreadful cough," wrltos Mrs J F
Davis, Btlcknoy Corner, Mo , "after
doctor's trcatmont nnd all other
romcdles had fallod." For coughs,
colds or any bronchial affoctlon It's
unoqualod. Prlco fifty conts und
1.00. Trial bottlo froo at nil doal
ors Advt.
Manifolding salos books of every
description. Wo'ro factory ngonU
Aivoonto Publishing Co Advt.
1Kb UOT
lltmcvrr, It In WV11 PwckrU Ovcf.
the HUte, Hnjo WrUnn-nuin.
The nnowfall bulletin for Docen
bor, Issued by tho Utah section f
tho wealhrr bureau of which A It.
Thlonncn Is director, dUwIoies thoso
conditions
'Considering tho dri-nt Bait Iia)o
watershed as a whole, there was
Iom snow than normal during De
cember, 1912, and 1pm than during
UnVne month, 1911.
iuibany place tho snow was
welTTSickod aiid drifted and In a
condition for late keeping, but the
protpectite water supply at the
closo of December nvcragod !
than normal
"In the Bovlor lko wntorsb'-d
average amounts of snow fell, i a
lot than in Decembor, 1911 The
depths of snow ranged from four to
fifty Inchen, and tho projective wa
ter supply was about equal to tho
nvorage
"he snow foil In tli a Orcon
Hlvcr and Colorado watershed than
at tho close of 1911, and the wa
ter; supply from Indications nt tho
close of December wns loss than
UMinl.
"For tho state as a whole the wa
ter supply, based on reports of Do
comblT snows, which were milter
than usunl, will le deflclen . but
not alarmingly mo, as most cf tho
snow Is In good condition for Into
keeping "
1WKNTY TIIOl'HAM) DOMH
HOTKl, OUT AT VIIHVAIi
VHHNAI., Jan. 10. A now hotel
to bo orectod In Vernal nt tho cost
of twonty thousand dollars will have
tho latest lmpromonbi and modorn
conveniences Bo mo of tho leading
business men mot hero yoolorday
and decided to ralso tho amount no
cessary IPraotlcally tho full amount of
?W?J!tnu iwaubcrlbod aB,d Mio
ntto Will be soloctod at anotbor
meeting next week. Tho work will
bo started on tho building In tho
spring nnd tho hotel should !k
nndy by next Beptombor.
It Is hoped hero thnt tho land of
(flce, which was taken away from
i Wrnnl on account of not having
onough business to Justify Its reten
tion, will bo stationed hero ngalu.
Petitions hnvo boon Kent to con
.gross tuklng for tho rmtoration of
tho otflco.
SNOWI'AI,!, ADDH MUCH
to wi:ai,th or this stati:
l.iut Friday's snowfall, wlilch wns
general and heavy except In Kastont
! Utah, added thousands of dollars to
tho state's cropM noxt year, accord
ling to roportu rocclvisl Indicating
I that It was packing well in tho
mountains In practically all parts
lot Uio state tho miow fell on frozen
'ground, howevor, nnd this will mean
that unless It Is well 'picked tho
molting and runoff in the spring
will bo ho rapid as to tause dangor
from floods.
i.vhhct nni: costs i,i:.
A lloston man lost his lug from
tho blto of an Insect two years bo
I foro. To avert such calamities from
stings and bltos of Insects use
Ilucklon's Arnica Saho promptly to
kill tho potion nnd provont Inflam
mation, swelling and pain. HonU
burns, bolls, ulcors, piles, oczomn,
cuts nnd brulsos. Only twonty-flo
cents nt all dealers Advt,
Smoke Klmollno cigar, J W Mc
(laiin, maker Advt
Special See
Or High Grade
Graniieware!
Having w. cured a big con
signment of high grado
Oranltownro nt vor' lw
prices, wo aro going to of for
tho samo to tho peoplo of
Price and Carbon County
At Buoh low prlcos you will
wonder how wo do It
IIIH IIKST IV MI.WIH AND
(jitoci:itn:s
The No-Trust Market
Phono No 21 Prlco, Utah
IAY FIUMJSTER I I
mas m
HKMtY A. PACK'H APPOINTMENT
NOW UP TO THK 8KNATK.
IhmH As tti the Omflnnntion nf
Chnrle A. OulwIU' Hucor nt
Prlco Hlnco tlio Senate Has 1K
crm-l Tlint "U the Vlcter llelongn
Uio HkIIs" Prognvwlvrn Help.
President Taft on Wednesday of
last week nont tho nomination of
Henry A Pnoo to tho senate for
confirmation as postmaster at Price
to succeed Charles A (lulwits, re
signed, and whose term expires on
the 2 2d of this mouth, January In
view of the attitude of demooratlo
senators lnthe mailer of fedornt
pftth)lui?e;U.. Is s, question whether
the aBDoJlfttment will be confirmed
tick of enntlrmntlon would permit
OulwlU tiold on until aftor tho
4th of Marchnext, whon tho offlco
would go to some one locally of
"tho great nnwnAhed " A dispatch
from, Washington, D C, Inst Bntur
dayea'djy "Under vthe democratic caucus
agreement ofthls morning none of
the federal npiolntmonts In Utah
whose nominations have been eont
to tho senate by President Taft this
session of eongreM aro likely to bo
confirmed, nlthough (hero la a pos
dbtllty that the plnh or the demo
crats may hot prote entirely offoc
tlo Tho effect of tho agreement
is to go Into ox ecu tiro sooslon when
oer ono Is donfonded and then
have tho democrats Vote eotldly
against tho confirmation o( nl re
publican nppolntcejr. x;optln)fi tliono
for tho army, nnvypid tUp'lmaUa
conm, amurances hatlsg been trien
that onough lnsurgwtts a pro
gronfltto republicans will J?ln the
democrats whonovor Rroewtary t
glvo Uiom a majority and lhu pro
vent confirmation."
Tho somo dls-Kitch states tkt If
help Is not )iad from tho prors
slves and Independent ropubllcass,
tho democratic loaders of Uio sehi
ate will resort to filibustering jj
DHMOCIUVTS ATTACKING
THK PIUMIDKNT'H OHDKH
WABHINaTON, D. C, Jnn. 11.
Hitter criticism of the order of
President Taft placing fourth-class
pontmastora under tho classification'
civil son I co was precipitated on Uio
floor of tho house today during tho
consldoraUon of tho potitafflcu ap
propriation blltt
vHoKcsentarmrUarUett of aw
gla proposed a resotuUon prohibit
ing tho pnjmont of jer dlom allow
ances to poMtofflca Insixwtors while
they wore making select Ions and
rccommondntloiM for nppointmont as
fourth-claim poatmantcrs.
In tho debato which followed the
domocrats roundly ut talked tho
pnwldentlal ordor, and predicted
that It would be revoked by Presi
dent Wilson.
hi'(.'(ji:hi ion to c.hih.v
county commihsionkhh
4
DANHUHY, Conn., Jan. 10. I
-John Hart, n railroad man 4
4 of this city, has gono to bed
f to hibernate for tho remain-
4 der of tho winter. Hart bo-
IIoch tho winter should bo
dovoted to continuous rest.
Ho will not leave his bed un- "t
Ul Candlomns day, and thon T
whether ho remains up will "j
bo gubled by tho groundhog's ,
' example. Hart lias followed
tho practice for five winters
t Ho nays It does him a lot of
t good When ho arises In the
t spring ho Is very weak, but
after a short tlmo his
strength roturns During his
hibernation his wife and fam-
lly attond to his wants. T
f T,
MOI'l'T HOl) PII.KH
K.t.1,000,000 MoitniAni:
Newman Hrli tins Ims bem oH-etod
president of the new Dttnter nnd
Suit lake railroad formed under
CfllorNdo laws to take oor tho
Moffut n-ad WlllUim M Waddun
of I II Prime K Co, lloton, has
bHn chosen Wet president and II
II lllanrhard will be steretory and
treasurer There will he recorded
In Kinneetlon with the rendjustment
a I3S.000.000 mortgage Boventy
wr conl of the old bonds are In tho
hands of the reorganization com
mittee nnd nil of the 13, GOO, 000
notes hne been depositor!
WHAT .WAKi:S A WOMAN V
One hundred and twnty pounds,
more or less, of bone und muscle
don't mnko a womnn. It's a good
foundation. Put into it health and
strength and she may rule a king
dom. Hut that's Just what Hlectrlc
Hitters give her Thousands bless
thorn for overcoming fainting and
dizzy spells nnd for dispelling weak
ness, uervousnoss, bnokacho and
tlrod, listless, worn out fooling.
"Electric Hitters hno dono mo a
world of good," writes Eliza Pool,
Depew, Okln , "and I thank you,
with all mj heart, for making such
a good medicine." Only flit) cents.
Quaranteod by nil dealers. Advt,
DR. F. P. AMSl m
Eastern Utah's Modern Dentist 'B
All Services Guaranteed For WB
Fifteen Years. ,M
Painless Extraction of ' I
Teeth Or No Pay, ',
Examinations and Estimates M
Given Free of Charge. H
Telephone. Lady Attendant " H
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Over Golden Rule Store M
Price, Utah,
HJAWATHf . ; ;
irrt Tin: umrf.hw sknh H
NOT HIiAOK. ITJMUM ..
NOT UMNKsmgt ''H
It burns well. It burBWsjisjsV M
and gives more heat thaa ay fH
other COAIi on (ha rasrkeC iM
qp Mm
(Qulot Place) f H
SALOON 1 '
And Rooming House X "
Located just East of the new M
Uraffet Building. )
Neatly furnished rooms and LjH
everything strictly first-class. MbS
Nothing but the best of goods !fl
kept in stock. Come ar)d see. JlB
vjjH
JOHN C. FORRESTER
Propriotor. M
I1 The Utah Saloon I 1
.1. W. OHNTHY, Igr. Jssssi
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NATIONAL HANK. ' frl
PHICK, UTAH. BsbbbI
Phone 7tA. We Deliver Uio VsbbbI
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Music Co. m
Expert Watch Repairing our fl
Specialty. fl
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