Eastern Utah advocate. [volume], December 19, 1912, Image 1

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Kio nt llio Hnlf-Wny Hciuho
Bvn Helper mid Ciwllo' (Intn
Hil of Wny I",, -' City
kinrry Komi I'urclin-xil.
i.r.uhr mcotlnn of tho board
kty commissioners last Satur
icrr.oon tho lognl firm of
pn, Wcdgowood & Initio of
fcku t Ity was retained by the
H u assist the district and
a"-rncys In tho prosecution
BBj r.vrs of Gwllym Jones, ox
Bnd recorder, nnd It. W. Bny-BBt-trcMuror,
each chnrged on
BBJ count with ombezzlomcnt of
BBT funds. Tho cases nro ox
BBJ to como on for trial nl tho
BVrrm of district court. A ro
Hof two hundred and fifty dol
Hu allotted and n warrant or
BV drawn for tho amount. In
Hn to thin tho firm Is to hnvu
H-flro dollars a day nnd ex
BB for tho tlmu consumed In
BBatlon of tho cases and during
HmaI Tho employment of Thur
BBwcdRowood & Irvlno was on
BBncndntlon of County Attorney
BKann.
BBt tho Kmory county rami may
Brought In to tho city from a
BB near tho brldgo across tho
BB river a strip of ground fifty
BBldc was purchased from J. A.
Bu It runs through tho Powell
Bd south of tho Denver nnd Itlo
H tracks and costs tho county
BBiundrod nnd forty dollnrs In
Blon to rebating tho taxo of
BBl tor the year 1012..
Hn Dlumentl ft Co. nsked for a
Bk license at tho llnlf-Wny
B, between Castle Oato nnd
Br, depositing the money with
Bllerk nnd nUo u fidelity bond.
BJpusn McDonald nnd Comtnls
BKr Hnndolph voted to grant tho,
BJ, but Commissioner Thomas
BJ opposed On reconsideration
BJolph voted with Thomns. This
BJafter Sheriff Keller had been
BJri In and advised that tho II
Br be not granted on account of
Bn'i':ise of pollen protection.
Bb Vmlcrsoii wiih named ns dog
BJlcritso rollector at Harper; J.
B"1'"" " nt Price, A K. Franks nt
Bjlworih, J F Corey nt Castle
BJ. John S Htnley at Winter
Bfttcrs, Mud Creek, Clear Creek
BJtVnflehl precincts, J nines West
BJ nl Hunnysldo and V. A. Hub
BJ st Spring (lien.
BjbminlKslonur Thomns was unmd
Br out tho road recently built to
BJmlrccs ut Spring Canyon In com
Br with General Hupurlntondont
BJ" and to Anprovo or disapprove
Bio same Tho work was done by,
Bjco.il company under direction ot
commissioners.
BRc bonds of sot oral of tho In
Hlag county officers woro np
Bred Tho commissioners meet
Hn In adjourned session next
Prilay, December 21st.
Bvi:u and HAir iiAKi:
HULIIOAII INCOHPOUATLD
kNVKH, Colo,, Dec. 10.- -Tho
Hut and Halt Lnko Hallroad com
Br with $10,000,000 cupltnl stock
B Incorporated hero today with
Bcr to ucqulru thu property of
W" u ucquiru inu iiruiuu u
Denver, North ostorn nnd l'n
'i commonly known ns tho "Mot
Ho,d " Lnwronco C. Phlpps of
vor, and Charles Uoettcher rep
nt tho Donvor Hallroad Becurl
company and Tyson Dynes of
ver represents tho Noteholders
tectlvo commlttco on tho dlrec
dc Newman Krb, Dr. F. 8. 1'oar
. W w Wnddon nnd l.oroy W.
Jln nro tho other members of
directorate. Tho old board ro
from nmnagemunt without rop
mtatlon Krb Is named as presl
't of tho company und Dr. Tear
s chairman.
lark Tuttle of Kmery county
I probably be appointed chief
'ty nudltor by Lincoln J. Kolly
9n thu latter takos his office tho
"' of tho yenr. Tuttlo has beon
'e nudltor's office for tho past
ar years ns a clerk. Woltor K.
. who Is now In tho offlco, will
o be -f mined by Kolly. Thoro
" ho a vaanncy In the office of
"llng auditor, which 'Kelly v. Ill
required to fill. IIo has a scoro
Ppllcntlons for tjto position, but
'I not doaldo upon tho applloant
r the placo for a woek or ten
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EASTERN WOOL MARKET
Hlockii lit Ihn llaiids of Dealers lov
Tor TliU HeoMin of Yiiir.
IJ08TON, Mass., Dec. M. Just
now tho local wool market presents
an nnomnlous situation, values bo
Ing relatively lower than In the
other markets, In spite ot tho fact
that stocks In Uie hnnds of dealers
aro low and Mint manufacturers aro
crowded with orders for cloth,
which It Is believed they cannot fill
without replenishing their slocks of
raw mnterlnl.
Wool dealers In general nro con
fident thnt thu mills will be In tho
market In earnest before very long
nnd seem not tho least uneasy as
to tho outcome, bollovlng that wool
Is better to hold than to sell nt
present prices, but hero nnd there
a denlor Is found willing to stimu
late buying by shading prices.
Tho mills nro running on full
tlnui nnd thoro seems ns much ur
gonco ns ever from dealers for
prompt deliveries. Thu Indications
nro that the. 1913 heavyweight sea
son Is going to open up nnd dovolop
nativity regardless of tariff possi
bilities. ,
MANV COI.l'OHATIO.NH
aui: ktimi Di:i.i.yui..vr
About four hundred Utah corpora
tions were declared delinquent in
their corporation taxes by the sec
rotary of stnte last 'Monday, De
cember ICtli (Hundny) was tho last
day on which tho tax could bo pnld
without the extra ten dollars flue
for tardiness.
Alt corporations falling to pay
tho tax nnd tho extra fine by Jnnu
nry ICth next yenr will bo ordered
dissolved and tho chnrtors granted
by tho stnto will bo revoked by n
proclamation of tho governor
Complete lino of blank books.
Ailvocntv Publishing Co Advt
RELATIVE WRITES OF
ALLRED BOYS' DEATHS
Another version ot the. circum
stance leading up to tho death ot
Mllburn nnd Clarence Allrcd, who
woro suffocated In tho city Jail In
I'rlco on tho night of December 4th,
different from tho account given
tho papers Is contained In a com
munication from Jonnlo Allred of
I'rlco, nddrcssod to Mrs. Jennie All
red of this city, says tho Dcseret
Nows of Inst Monday. According to
n special dispatch from I'rlco on
tho day following thu death of the
boys, thu two hod been placed In
Jail on tho night ot December 4th,
by Marshal Ilryner for being Intoxi
cated. On tm following mprnlng
passersby noticed smoke coming
from tho Jail nnd on Investigating
found tho Jiodlos of tho (lend bos.
A Jury nxonerntod Mnrshnl Ilryner.
Mnrtlu Allrcd of Vernal, father of
tho boys, wits said to have been
with them until Into In tho evening
on tho previous dny, Tbo communi
cation from Jennie Allred Is ns fol
lows: "The newspaper accounts concern
ing the death of Melvln nnd Clnr
once Allred woro not correct. Clar
boys woro not drunk, nnd Martin
had given them no liquor. When
Martin loft them, they were with n
crowd of boys, nil ot whom woro
drinking. On being arrested tho
boys wore tnkon to Jail. A trump
had boen In the cell nnd hnd been
smoking. IIo throw n match down
on tho bedding nnd It took fire.
The mnrshnl throw tho quilts out In
tho snow, and after having placed
tho boys lu tho Jail, went back nnd
stamped tho bedding, to put out the
fire, nnd then took It bnck to the
Jail for tho boys, IIo tlmn locked
PUPILS OF PRIGE PUBLICSCHOOLS
INVITE FBIEJOSJHI THE PUBLIC
Ilnlow Is Uio Christmas program of tho I'rlco public schools, to
bo given Friday afternoon, Decembor 20th, nt 3 o'clock, nt City
Hall. The entertainment Is to bo free. All patrons of the school
nro most cordially Invited.
Chorus. "Christmas Hells" All Orndes
A Child's Christmas I'rayer -. First Orade
How Wo 8pont Christmas First Grade
Dnnolng Snowflakes Heglnners
Chorus "Why Do Holla For Christmas Itlng" . Socond Orndo
Trouble In a Doll's House .. Third Clrudo
Musical Solectlon Primary Orchestra
llocltntlon Fl,1 aroi0
8ong, "Tho Doll's I.ullaby" Third Orndo
Fair Warning to Santa Glaus .. Second Orndo
Violin Solo - BW! Ond"
limitation , - -- -- -""h prude
Solectlon, "Iloheralan Olrl" . Orummar Orchestra
rtocltntlon second Grade
Christmas Carol Seven h Orado
Christmas Pantomime. -,. .. fourth Orade
up tho cell and wont away. Tho
flro hfdjLJippnrontly not been ex
UngulMtinK -Ntflhlug -rnowr- was
known ot tho boys until tho noxt'
morning nl 7 o'clock when nomeono
saw smoke at tho Jail. Tho smoko
then was so thick, according to the
marshal's testimony on tho witness
stnnd, that ho could stay In tho cell
but ft moment. Clnrcnco was bndly
burned. Melvln, It nppeenrod, had
broken three windows In nn effort
to avoid being suffocated."
INV1TEDTOAK0UET
Midland Tmll People to Orgmiln
nt Piieai Next Hntiinhiy Kiciilng.
With Its memborshlp Increased
from thu charter enrollment of
eighteen to over n hundred, tho Salt
Uko council of the Midland Trail
association met last Monday even
ing to porfect details ot permanent
organltatlon. W, II. KUUon wus
chosen permanent chalrmnn and U.
U. Hlskey was named secretary and
treasurer by nn executive committee
recently appointed.
It. II. Thompson of Price, who at
tended tho meeting, Invited the
membors of tho council to attend a
bnnquot to bo held nt thu Savoy
llotel next Saturday night, when the
I'rlco council will bo organized.
Following Uio conference of the
council tho executive commltteo met
to decide what committees should
bo appointed to curry on tho work
of tho loeul council. Four commit
tees woro decided on publicity,
legislation, constitution nnd bylaws
and auditing.
On suggestion of Dr. A. C. Wher
ry, pamphlets setting forth tho Im
portance of tho Midland trnll to
Utah will he printed for public distribution.
mum-Mi
IN-iniHTiitN of tlm Kotiiifu Yeittenlny
('nine to This Agreement,
WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec 18.
Under an ugreoment reached by tho
, democrats of tho sennte today, none
ot the Utah postmastors or otbr of
ficer nominated or to be nominated
this session will be conflrmod, and
In consequonco nil offices coming
vacant prior to March 4th will bo
available for tbo democrats when
tho now administration opens. This
will also apply to Idaho postmas
ters, to district attorneys, marshals
and others ovor which thoro Is much
controversy Tho domocrnts un
doubtedly hnvu It In their powor to
prevont confirmations of practically
1 all nominations mado this session.
Comploto lino of blank books.
'Advooato Publishing Co. Advt.
BEST CONFERENCE I
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Elders James E. Talmac and Joseph W. Mc- f H
Murrin Make Splendid Talks to the j H
Saints of Carbon Stake. C H
Itepurtttd For The Adocule lly K K. Ilorsloy, Stake Clerk. -f'BB
The Carbon stake qimrterly com
terenoM was held nt Prke, Dambr
14 tit nnd 15th Then werw In at
tendance Kldor JnmtM 14. Tnlmngo
of the council of tho twelve nnd Ki
ller Joseph W. McMurrlu ot the first
quorum of seventies, the stake
presidency, ten member of the high
council, two nllermttes, four bish
ops, ono presiding elder and all the
presidents ot tho nuxlllnry organisa
tions, together with tho largest as
sembly ot Saints since the organisa
tion of tho stake. Tho president re
ported thoro was progress being
inn do In nil the .ward visited nml
prospects were bright for the fu
ture. Tho work on tho tabernacle
has been pushed nlong nnd Is nil
coered In nnd protected from the
storms. Tho speakers at the con
ferenrn woro President O. A. Ivor
son, Kldor John Potter, President
A. W. Ilorsloy, Klibir James K. Tal
mage ot tho quorum ot the twelve,
Joseph W. MoMurrln of tho seven
ties, l.n Grand Woolley mid Sister
Kllia II. llorsley nnd President .1
Ilex Miller,
Klder Tnlmogo In his remarks
dwolt upon Uio necessity ot tho
priests' quorum and the duties de
volving upon tho prlosts nnd th'olr
president, nnd of tho wondorful or
ganisation of tho Church of Josus
Christ and defining tho calling of
many of Its offices, tho grontnest ot
It. and tho wonderful nmoun( ot
of men. Ho related ' how ny,
of the different churches enmo into
existence, nnd of the organisation
of the Church of Josus Christ of
Uilter-dny Saints. Tho name was
on tho banner to nil tho world to
lot them know whoso church It Is.
Kldor Mc.Murrln spoko upon tho
hoMIng of tho sick nnd who should
be railed In to administer to them
He spoko upon Improvement nnd
tho necessity of thu young man nnd
members of thu prlosthood quorums
reiding tho lira and becoming sub
scribers to n good clean magazine.
Ho dwelt upon tho necessity of tho
religion olnss among tho young, nnd
urged tho bishops to mnko ft special
eftort In hne them established In
I lie wards.
Quito nn Interesting program was
rendered In tho Mutual conference
held Saturday evening. Tho sing
TO HBUN DESERTS i
lilgiintle Kilieme In 1'iikt of In
riilMvllon In Two Htntrx,
DI:NVI:II, Colo., Dec. 17. -Hack I
of tho reorganization of tho power
plants of Colorado nnd Utah nml
the electrification ot tho Denver nnd
lllo Grande Is li mammoth plan to
settlo all or tho hitherto nonlrrlgl
bio lnnd between Denver nnd Suit I
I.ako City nnd thu southwestern i
counties of Colorado. I
This scheme of thu organization!
was mado known when tho Kleotrlcl
Ilond nnd Hhnro company, n nub.l
diary ot tho General Klectrlo com-!
pany, announced that tho work of
organizing tho $100,000,000 combi
nation will bogln today,
Tho various companies In the
morger nro tho Utuh Light and
Powor company. Incorporated for
40,000,000; tho Utah Securities
(ompany, Incorporated for $62,000,
000; the Colorado Power company,
Incorporated for $29,000,000.
Tlif companies plan to ostnbllsh
uleatrlc pumping stations to Irrlgato
ii large area along the Denver nnd
Itlo Orando botwoon Denver nnd
Suit I.nko City.
Tho old Annie Iaurlo mlno In tho
Gold Mountain district Of Pluto
county, now owned by II. F. Ilnuor
of Salt I.ako City and associates
nnd which years ugo mado fortunes
for three or four Carbon county
mon, Is being steadily doveloped by
a small force, which will be kept
employed all winter The Annie
I.nurlo Is a comparatively young
producer nnd tins paid $439,000 In
dividends In Its comparatively brief
eareer. With systematic and Intel
ligent development It should event
ually tako rank ns being ono of tbo
big gold mines ot the West.
Ing for the afternoon mlon Bun ' fH
dny wns furnished by Prof, l.evl N. BB
llartntiw, Jr., nnd his high mhool BBJ
elio'r and was very muoh enjoyed BBJ
hv all nteent. ,( BBJ
The stnko prlmnry offleers held BBJ
the rngulnr meeting nt tho clcxo ot .jBVJ
the tfternoon session on Saturday ' JwAl
nnd n l.oodly number was present. ' . vBBJ
The conference was n very Intorost ' VIBBJ
Ing one nnd declared to bo Uio tost .. 3BVJ
ever held In tho stake. ' JlH
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Dinner llilnl Vcur CIsah Ulves) v m tH
llnliiicr Pnigrnm nl Uio Cluxpcl &L 'fBBJ
Joke On the CommeirlAls, W jMH
Heportod by l.ynn Fnucott. jg .
Tho oast woek was one of un " , 3H
usual excUoinnnl at .tho hlKUiKbooUajHBjIk' ,W JBBJ
TttwcrtllsudVrnsJlCT5liigMa ,'l 'H
tho your'orgnnliedblsTeliibjBjjlBjP SL ' K 'BBJ
Tho remainder of the student" bodyi8- A IF,. jBBJ
last weok decided to unite as a scl- W BBJ
enco club In order to make life In rHBBVJ
terostlng for tho coininorclsl club, f H
and to carry on some work nlong f 'BJ
sclontlflc lines, Tho students ot In r jBVj
dustrlnl arts decided to leave tho. i "MBJ
science club und form nn Independ i ,,'jBBJ
ent organization. The Inst news wo (", BBJ
got, however, Is that tho Industrials j BBJ
havo gono bnck to unlto with tho L J BBJ
sclonco students. What their club . H
wilt bu now wo don't know, but you BBJ
may rest assured that It will bo u ) Bl
good ono. " B
Miss Annto Sharp eutertnlued tho .'BBJ
senior clnss nt nn elnbornto dlnnor . x ,BBJ
party Suturdu) During tho even- . AVJ
lug muny school und class mutters t iBfl
woro discussed. Tho clnss campaign j !BI
for tho your wus outlined, und while . 1 "BBJ
thu seniors do not dlvulgo their ' ,jaBb
plots, they warn the other cliuuos t, -. iUBJ
to "bewaro." ( ,wVB
Itlvalry between tho business stu- f. ''BBl
dents und tho rest of tho students I jVfl
was lu marked evidence last weok. I iVAl
A few ot the students pluyed an nt 1, BVJ
leged Joku on the commercials. Tho f. 'VAj
Indignation of the flguru Jugglers , H
wus nroused and they plunued n BBJ
dip lu thu snow for the offenders. f' 4jBfl
However, when the plot was In the BBJ
process of execution und u tree for -y,
nit buttlo was wnxlng hot, the event L -B
was officially stopped und wns later f ,BJ
Isottled without difficulty. -H
Tho third year class In Amerlenn sVfl
Itlteraturu gavu n Holmiw program In BBJ
tho chapel last Tuesduy. Thulium- - AvJ
bora: tBBJ
Illogrophloal Sketch lloitemi Hnr- BVJ
mon. BhJ
Chambered Nuutelus Ireno I'rlco. iH
How tho Old Horse Won thu llet llfl
-l.eo Whltmore. Bfl
Aunt Tablathu Klma Taylor. ' iBBJ
Organ arlndor I.vnn Faucott. fffl
Tho program was well rendered BBJ
und reflects great credit upon both '
the students and tho Instructor, Miss L jBVJ
Funk. "Jiwfl
"Cooklu Duy" last Monday proved sBVJI
very successful und nil of tho cakes 'iBVJ
were disposed of long before tho do- ' HVj
mund wits supplied. j ' SVH
The domestic science girls served , JBBJ
;. Christmas dinner to the arts t, BBJ
girls yesterday. This wus thu first H
dinner or tho yeur. From reports 'H
lit wus a deolded success. - Bj
At Friday's chapel Mr. I.nkln ren ' .'BBJ
I dored a vocal solo that was greatly ! ; JBBJ
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prom. When January. What Is fr- n 1AVJ
! IT Ask tho Juniors. BBJ
The commercial club added ono ., E AVJ
aiuro credit mark to Its good record If 'BJ
Inst Monday night by Its party at 1 H
tho Owl club rooms. About fifty jt JBB
people were prusent, The affair ' BBJ
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