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1 Eastern Utah Advocate 1
E5RPUBLISHED FOR PEOPLE NOW ON EARTH " H
VgScTKKNTII YEAR. " - .. J j
- PRICK, UTAH, THURSDAY, JONi: n, IIMll ' BBB
Hi THINGS DOING
I OUT NEAR MYTON
ny Additional Thousands of Acres Coming
H Under New Canals This Year-Good
M Prospect For Railroad.
BBB i
(BBBJs a result of tho recent Denvor
IBBBJ commission election and tho
IBBJbqucnt announcement by New
BBJ Krb that tho Moffat road will
IBBBstcnilcd to Salt Lako City stm
jBBBicoualy with tho building of tho
BBBJcl, tho Uintah Oailn U rocolv
IHa very largo Influx of pcoplo
BBBnng for ranches, homos and
'ABBESS opportunities. All of tho
BBBjls on tho reservation aro crowd
BABn their utmost In accommodating
BBJldors. Tho passenger traffic on
BBBCalton and tho Uintah routes
jBB Increased csormously," says
BBB I Watrous, odltor of My ton's
ABBrU, who Is horo today. "Land
BBBos havo gono up considerably
jHln tho past fow months, at
BBuh real cstato Is unusually low
Hil In comparison with othor por
BBB of
BBBrho Provo Construction com
BBB, of which Josso Knight and W.
BBCrccr aro tho principal stock
BBBcra, has commoncod Its work to
,Br tho Lowor Uluo Donch at Du
.BBBhc Tho area ombrnccd con
TBB approximately savon thousand
BBB and wilt cost tho land ownors
BBBho nqlghborhood of elRhtcen
BBrs per acre. Irrigation district
BB nro being tnkon. by tho con
BBBllon company in paymont. They
a period of twonty years with
BBBcst nt 0 por cont.
Bt Myton tho Myton Canal and
-BBBatlon company will havo It
.JB complotcd to South Myton
JHli by this fall. This statu Irrl
jBBBn district contains an nron of
BBBt fourtoon thousand acres of Jr
jBo land Most of this. how
4 ABB will bo watorod by another
BBauy. Tho aboro company has
Bfator filings turthor to tha vast
,BBB takes In Iceland Donch, Just
BBh of tio government townslto
BBKandlutt.
BBvork commences next week on
,BBJUIntnh Powor and Light com
jBBw's project, Ah outlined a powor
BBBt will bo Installod twclvo mllas
BJi Myton on tho Lako Fork river.
BBJcr will bo transmitted lo My
H where tho samo company will
Bl a hundred nnd fifty barrel
BBr mill and a thirty thousand bu-
elavator for wheat storago nur
BBJ Unosuvelt In tho first town
BBho rosorvntlon to securo n wn-
BBJorks systom. That town has a
BBply from ono of tho largo canals
BJot tho Uintah river, Tho plpos
BB mains nro In and within a fow
BBfc water will bo flowing through
BJBhore In cansldorablo specula
BB ovor a survey that was startod
BB wcok from Oroon Rlvor. En
KBitT Edward F. Hnrmston of
Bovolt Is out with n corps of Ilf
BBJ men on a roconnolssauco from
BBJoltit near tho town of Orcon
BBr to Ourny and from thoro to
'kin. Tho uecossary money for
'B preliminary work has boon do
BJU'il In tho Hank of Vornal, and
Bcurront report Is that tho Don
jBB and Itlo arando Is behind tho
jBBjcmont.
JBBJDn tho 3d day of July tha poo
BBjof Wasatch county voto on tho
Bjily division matter, Tho gon
BB fooling Js tlmt tho oloctlon will
JBMv, A CO por cont majority of
JBB registered voters Is roqulrod for
BBfftlon, In tho ovent tho propost
BB Is successful, tho first sot of
Bars nnd tho location of tho
BB1'' seat will bo docldod upon by
Selection on tho 4th of Novom-
sMmmenciiment exercises
BK AM) J list OF GRADUATE
BB '
WINTER QUARTERS, Juno 3. I
eighth grado graduates hold
BBr commoncemont oxorclsos May
BB1 In tho meeting houso, Tho ox-Bj"-
wero well nttonded, nnd ap
plated by tho people. Ono part
BB'no program was a play, "Tho
JBr Dicks," which was particularly
B1' It was put on by tho gradu
B pupils, who took tholr parts
Bi'nbly. Tho certificates wore
BBdrd by Principal adding to Cy
BS'tt, Mary IJudvorson, Lillian
Bp? Sarah Staloy, Hannah Andor
B.nnd Nellie Richards.
B?lnte'" Quarters has a good ball
B ' has boon ostlmatod that
BB10Uf,nnd dollara' worth of work
'"' dono on thq grounds. The
BB ' located at tho lowor ond of
(BB'1 iunt south of the railroad with
ua i-eos on each side. Thq opon
X BJWo was playod on Docorntlon
V bbtwoon Winter Quarters' nnd
JP1 Creok, and about a hundred
,'B1'1,C men, womoa and children,,'
BBLam,.,. ..mn
had to walk to their homes at Win
tor Quarters nnd Scoflold. as tho
train going to Clear Crook from Bco
flold d.d not wait for them as they
eJtpcctod It would.
i. tVm B8t.hor KUt ot UcROrt ,'ak
w visiting hor friends nnd rolntlvcs.
I'ltoi-OHi: to rti:.u
LINKS INTO COLORADO
..," V. ,Dr"or, rcprosontlng tho
Utah Light nnd l'owor company,
was down nt dreen River n fow
few days ago figuring wlthlho town
council nnd othor usors of "Julco"
there, his mission bolng lookod upon
with favor. It Is proposed by tho
company rcpresentod by Drwwcr to
oxiend tho lines now as far oast of
8rtlt Lako City as American I'ork
on to Colorado points by wny of
Helper, Price nnd Qreon River. Ul
timately It Is expected tho Denvor
nnd Rio Ornndo will bo electrified
nnd tho powor furnished by Dres
ser's company. Tho city of Prlco
Is at this time considering n propo
sition from l)rccr for lighting
this city.
An ordor Issued by tho secretary
of tho Intorlor Tuesday last Includes
fourtoon thousand ncres of land
nlong Huntington Creok In l.nstorn
Utah In a poor slto withdrawal.
Tho ordor embraces land adjacont
to tho creek from tho Mnntl forest
reserve to a point nboul four miles
nbovo tho town of Huntington. I
Is estimated that four hundred
horsopowcr development per mllu of
stream U pusslblo.
livery employe of tho. Cnstlo Val
ley railroad, from section man to
gonornl superintendent, has boon at
work this wcok mnklng ready for
tho chnngo In lino from lllnck Hawk
io Mohrland. Tho now pleco of
road not only shortens tho dlstnnco
by about hair between tho two
points, but reduces tho grado from
around C por cont to 3 por cont.
Tho old lino nround tho hill, Just
outh of lllnck Hawk, Is abandoned.
Jack Calvert ot Myton has boon
ongagod by tho local bosoball team
to pltcji tho coming sonson. Whllo
Calvert Is only 10 years old, last
season ho mado a very crodltnblo
rocord for himself, and It Is freely
predicted thnt with propor training
ho will unslly bocomo a loaguo play
er. At Vornnl last Fourth of July
ho pitched a no hit and no run
game. Tho now acquisition to tho
Prlco aggregation arrived horo Tuesday,
COMBINATION1
Publiahcra, Advertisers
and Manufacturers Unite
k By HOLLAND.
SN uulon there U strength.
Did you ever write this In
your coi)t)ooU? Well, It Is
true, anyway
Ouo of tho erTcctivo combi
nations ot the business world
Is componed of publishers,
advertisers and manufactur
ers. They are uulted In the
effort to see that the public i
gets value received. Their In- j
teresU are Identical.
No one of the trio can make
money without the others j
share It. And they cannot
make money for themselves
without making tuouey for '
tho public. The Interests of
all are Intenvoveu so closely ,
as to bo practically Identical.
Vou should Join this combi
nation nud enjoy tho beueflts
to bo derived from It Take
full advantage of the adver
tising columns and be sure of
getting a dollar's worth for
every dollar you spend.
ADVERTISEMENTS
WILL KEEP VOU
I'ULLV INFORMED.
They will toll you wnero to
buy, when to buy, what to
buy. It Is true economy to
read the adverUsemeuts, for
they will Insure your getting
the greatest value when you I
spend your money. I
H i 1 1 I
"' ";THE NATIONAL MENACE.
'
FEDERALJMECOUNTER
ApiHtliiUnriilM Coiwhlcr-tl Il- Die
Power Tlmt llo nt Inn.
Tho domocrnU decided upon n
number of recommendations for ap
pointment to fcdornl positions nt a
meeting hold Saturday night nt Bait
Lako City. Tho tontntlvo list con
tains tho names ot several demo
crats who wero not Indorsed by tho
stato central committee, other up
polntmontM havo not boon decided
upon, Including tho marshalshlp,
uvor which thoro Is a spirited con
tost. Tho list:
For Postmaster, Blt-IjkrClty -Noblo
Wnrrum.
For United States District Attor
ney W. W. Ray, Salt Lako City.
For Surveyor Oenernl I. C. Thor
cson, Salt Lako.
For RegUtor United States Land
Officii Samuol L. Pago, Pluto.
For Rocelvor United Btntes Jind
Offlco I). B. Cook, Weber.
For United Stntos Assayer Ho
bor Jox, Utah.
For Survoyor of tho Port Ilnuja
mln E. Roberts.
This slnto, llko railroad time ta
bios, It Is understood, Is subject to
chnngo without notice.
MIDLAND M MOVIES
Cluiiie- For- Prlco Vlim tit lUt V.x
lilbltol Throughout thv llast.
a. II. Morrlck of Denver, Colo.,
traveling representative of u motion
plcturo company, was a visitor In
tho city tho first of tho week. His
mission to this city und other points
nloni: tho Midland troll Is to Inter
est cltlxons In tho placos visited In
films ot tholr cities to bo shown bo
fore nutomobllo clubs East during
tho wlntor season that proipectlvo
tourists ovor the routo tho follow
ing soasou may havo an Idoa ot
what Is to bo soon nnd oncountared
on tho tours. It Is a great adver
tising schomo from Merrick's stand
point and tho usual number hero
nro expected to "fall for It." Tho
matter Is likely to bo taken up with
tho business men ot Prlco at a la
tor dato. Tho gentleman ostlmntos
i that about sovonty-flvo machtnos
will go through horo this summer
on thq groat Indianapolis, lud., trip
from coast to coast.
nunsoFimi
llofttou Firm Hiijn Clips From IJiuI
I say Company,
OODEN, Juno 2. Ono ot tho
largost purchases of wool In this
city for some tlmo was madq by
Josoph Strong, rcprosontlng a Ros
ton house, when lie purchasod tho
ontlro wool crop ot tho herds of tho
Lindsay Land and Live Stock com
pany today, Tho purchase, totaled
mora than thirty thousand clips ag
gregating 225,000 pounds. Tho prlco
paid was slxtecu cents a pound on
board cars at Ogdon. About a week
ago Strong purchased Uu clip from
tho sheep or Mrs. William Jonklns.
Tho clip totaled 370,000 pounds und
was takon on consignment.
STANDARD HEARERS NOTICE.
Tbn Juno mooting ot tho. Prlco
Standard Doarers company will bo
held at tho Methodist Episcopal
church, Monday, June Oth, at 3
o'clock of tho afternoon. Ploaso
notlco tho chnngo la tho hour,
MAIL POUCHES RIFLED OF MOiNEY
UNO EXPRESS PACKAGE TAKEN DFE
Somo tlmo botwoen 11 o'clock
Tuesday evening nnd C o'clock yos
torday morning tho baggago room
of tho Denvor nnd Rio Ornndo sin
lion nt Prlco was burglarlzod. En
trnnco was offocted by tho broaklng
ot tho r his window on tho oast end
of tho building nnd crawling through
tho Jppenlng thus mado. It Is
l.uoualsjby AgontM oyer, i that tho
glass was brokon during Iho tlmo
of n passing of a freight train, when
tho crash ot tha broaklng glass
could not bo hoard. Nolthar tho
night operator nor tho agont or his
family, tho lattar living abovo tho
depot, heard any noise.
From tho baggago room tho bur
glar or burglars took two lunll
pouches, which wero rifled, nud an
oxprots packago containing a suit
of clothes for a gentlomnn nt Vor
nal. Ono of tho pouches was taken
to a point behind a billboard Just
oast ot tho Tavern, whllo tho othor
BEEF SUPPIY SHI
No longer Any Surplus For Export
From TJiIx Country.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 3.
ThQ domand for beef far oxcoeds
tho supply and high prices nro tho
result, says a bullotln Issued today
by tho department of agriculture.
Tho shortngo In thq supply of moat
oroduclng nnlmnls, too, Is stoadlly
becoming grontor nnd tho country
Is warnod that It Is facing a period
of short production of meat.
In tho post six years thoro ' as
boon a docllno of mora, than 30 por
cont In tho number ot hoof cattle In
tho United Stntcs, according to tho
departmont, and already during tho
first throo months of this yoar
thoro has been a prlco docroaso of
13 por cont In thq numbor of moat
animals killed undor govornmont In
spection whon compared with tho
samo threo months ot 1012.
Estimates of tho department glvo
tho numbor of boot cattlo In tho
United States January 1, 1907, as
C1,SCO,000, and nt tho beginning of
tho prcsont year as 30,030,000.
Prices paid for cattlo, sheep and
hogs last year woro much higher
than tho preceding year,
"Tho yoar 1012," says tho de
partmont, "was a year of high
prices for all classes of food ani
mals." with tho dlmlniihod pro
duction in tho homo markot, tho de
partment declares, thoro Is no longo
n surplus for export.
"Tho tlmo has como," it says,
"when wo must conservo our moat
supply."
Carl Mays, tho Kenll worth (Car
bon county) boy nnd now a morabar
of tho Portland Colts' pitching staff,
served a thirteen Inning gnmo to
Seattle, Wash., last Thursday, al
lowing but soven hits, Portland
lost, hut It was not Mays' fault. In
tho last ot tho tblrteonh Inning ho
was replaced by Eastley, from whoso
offering Cadmap, Seattle's entchor,
raised a homo run and put tho gamo
away.
Complete lino of blank books and
stationery, Advocato Publishing Co,
-AdvL
was found yestordny morning In tho
yards of tho Southern Utah rail
road. Tho registered mall was rifled
nnd tho contonts gono from ono
pouch with thq exception ot ona
money pnekago for flunnysldo, which
was ovtdently overlooked, whllo mall
mutter was scattered ovorywhoro
with lottora opened. Tho Hacks,
from tholr nppoaranco, woro cut
with (Pploco of tho brokon window
pane.
Railroad nnd postofflco employes
havo what Is left from tho. robbery
at tho local postofflco and are'
awaiting tho arrival ot an Inspector.
All unbroken mnll found has boon
delivered to thoio addressed, whllo
that tampered with Is bolng hold.
Sheriff Roller and deputies nro
working on tho caso, together with
Spoclal Agont Ilurgo ot tho Denver
nnd Rio Ornndo. As yot thoy havo
no clues that promise to dovolop
anything.
" cot rillllDl
Hiinutl liiinmtinniU at Huiuo-hlo
Ut Ro Soon lU'plncxl.
Operating officials of tho Utah
Fuol company havo decided to re
build tho burnod tlpplo and other
Improvements nt Sunnystdq practi
cally as tho structures woro boforo
tho flro thoro of last Sunday even
ing a week ago, whon tho company
sustnlned a loss or closq to n hun
dred thousand dollars. Lumber
from tho Northwest and materials
from othor points are at this tlmo
on routo and within a fow days a
largo forcq of carpontors and othor
mechanics will bq on tho ground,
Slnco tho flro tho output at tho
two mines has beou about 80 por
cont of normal, whllo tho docroaso
In tho coko output has decllnod but
slightly. This trado tho company Is
caring for nlcoly and will loio but
llttlo In orders. Thoro aro about
eight hundred minors ut work ou a
day and night shift, and about
equally divided botweon tho two op
orating mlnos. This forcq could bo
oaslly Increased, howover, and throo
shifts of miners worked.
It was planned boforo tho flro to
add a hundred and twonty ovens to
tho coking plant at Sunnysldo, but
It Is understood by Tho Advocato
that It Is now tho plan to defer this
Improvement for somo tlmo at toast,
Tho six hundred ovens at tho camp
nrq all Jn commission.
Goorgo Econroad has boon ap
pointed chief clerk for N. A. Wil
liams, superintendent of tho Den
ver and Rio arando, to fill the va
cancy caused byNtho transfer of B.
A, McCurdy to tho accounting de
partment ot tho company. Econroad
has boon employed as a clork In the
offices of tho general superintend
ent of tho Utah linos ot tho com
pany at Salt Lako City for sovoral
years.
Lost Hampden, twonty-ona Jow
ol, gold filled hunting caso watch
with fob of Anderson Tailoring com
pany, Chicago, nttachod. Supposed
ly botweon. Spring Glen and Helper
on Saturday lasL Reward. Return
to Advocato offlco, Advt,
FIBER SHOOTS; I
WOK HIS IAN I
MYSTERV SURROl'NDS ASSAULT H
UP AT CLEAR CREEK. jfl
ArrttM-,1 Man Itrmtglit to lrico nttjd iBFsB
Plncnt lit Urn County Jail In liot '
of Fho TJfMiMirttl Ihtllnr HorwJ 'BFsB
Two Other MUr-l Up In AffOr bVB
Itclm-rtl On Hmi ItrongnliAncc. 'lYsffsfl
ibH
Levi Lamm!, Flnlandor nnd a IBB.
miner working for tho Utah Fuel IBB
company was shot in a brawl at BBB
Clear Creek last Saturday ovonlng BB
nboul 10:30 o'clock, tho butlot pon- 'BBB
otrnllng tha man's lungs. Suspicion 'VBB
pointed to John Makl, who wai la- 'BvB
tcr arrested. Sheriff Keller aud As- 'BB
distant County Attorney Kryu woro BBB
notified and immediately wont to H
lo sccno. BBB
Makl was brought to tho county
Jail at Prlco nnd will bo glvon tho ,BBB
rich', of securing counsel before a !BvB
preliminary hearing Is had. John BBB
Korpela, n countryman, Is tho com- H
plaining witness against Makl. Kor- , BBB
pola and Alex Snarl wero reloasod IBBB
on tholr own rocognltanco boforo BvB
tho Clonr Creek Justice an tha 'BBB
ehnrgo ot assault with Intont to do iBBB
bodily Injury to Makl. (BBB
Makl'a bond wns flxod nt flvo 'BBB
thousand dollars, which ho could sVBb
not procure, honco his Incarceration. iBBB
In tho county Jail. Ills victim may iBvB
not recover, though tho chances aro 'BBB
In his favor. BBB
ACCIDEBmiV KILLED
Another (Vmi of Not KiiowIiik Uia 9H
(luil Wivt UxuleO. 'H
Ono of tho most distressing accl- iBTsbbI
dents it has nvor boon Tho Advo fBVB
cato's placq to rocord occurred ta (BBB
this city last Friday ovunlng, when . I BBB
Norma, tho 8-yoar-old daughter ot. IH
Mr. and Mrs. Earl King was accl- ' BBB
dontally shot whllo playing la, the. . iBBB
front yard ot tho family hoae iby I BBB
Dewey NylumJ, al'3-yoar-oldyljlhy,'c- - JvBvB
living with Levi U. Pace, a nsJik" A BBB
bor. Tho child dlod within three lBvB
hours of tho tlmo tho bullet wns IBBB
Tho llttlo ono was playing on tho F sVsvsl
lawn at tho north sldo of tho house, f BBB
whllo tha Nylnnd boy wns In tho f BBJ
yard adjoining. Rocently ho had v BBB
bought a small rlflo, and a It hon ft BBB
slnco developed tho boy had forgot- s.-BBl
tpn It wns loaded when tho gun wan f H
polntod nt tho girl. Tho bullet k BBJ
struck hor In tho forehead or torn- P M
pie and camo out on thn mun -.iiiu . sssssB
of tho foroboad. Tho boy has for O BB1
somo tlmq lived with Paco as a Ju- R BBI
vontlo chargo. n
Funoral services for tho llttlo girl V -BBJ
wore hold Inst Sunday afternoon, iS'BYJ
burial toeing at Prlco comntory. Tho BI
father In discussing thn matter with BBJ
Tho Advocato, looks upon tho dls- ,,
trosslng affair as purely accidental. ) BBl
Tho parents arq grief stricken and J.'BYJ
havo tho sympathy In full measure iDH
of tho entire community In their bo- J BBl
roavomont. SVBl
WIRElESUnillSTlE IjB
Operator of ttio Renter iiimI lOfi ! H
(Jnimlti Huh l!U Hobby. jl BB
Nvjiat Is known as a wireless aer- j' M
lal, which will bo about six times as W BBJ
high us any other station In "o ,. BBJ
world, Is now being constructed at M BBJ
Thlstlo under thn direction or A. H. BBJ
Ernst, operator for tho Denver and Je BBJ
Rio Orando, thoro. A wireless re- ft D
colvlng sot recently was rocolved f . (BBJ
from tho Electro Importing company m BB
of New York, which Ernst says la X BJ
as flno n cot as ovor has boon mado, ' W BBJ
When tho aerial Is comploted it Is 7 Jflfl
thought that mossagos sent from X BBl
tho now government station at Ar- ''VBI
llngton, Vn., wUI bo hoard clearly J BB
at Thlstlo. h VII
Tho aerial at Thlstlo will bq about St
flfteon hundred feot high, which U rj Bfl
about sevon hundred foot h'uhor T B
than tho government station at Ar- jp, BBJ
llnston. In addition to that. Thin- 'Mt BB
tie has anelovatlon ot flvo thousand fti BB
feot, whllo Arlington Is only a fow l 9JB
hundred feot abovo sea level. As, 3! BBJ
slnco tho advent of wireless tool fl HBJ
graphy, It has always boon consider- S' BBJ
od that tho hlshor ou ecan got for Re H
an aorlal tho batter and longer will "-. BB
bo the sending nnd rocelvlng rango, W H
amatour and professional operators if, ,BBJ
throughout tho world will watch fji, H
with keen Interest for tho results to W. BB
bo nttalnod In Utah. :,' BB
As thoro will not, for tha present, fllSlBB
bo any uso for a sending apparatus LtlBB
BQt and an tho nearest stations are jf BB
too far away to warrant tho Instal- kIIBI
latlon of tho expensive get, nono will Dii'H
bo Installod, lif H
Fred Littleton, formerly ot Price, MiPfl
has bought out a saloon business ' ff BB
near Sheridan, Wyo, 11 BB

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