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TWO DAYS CltOWDKD FULL OP
DfTEKHSTlXa FKATURHB.
Depart For Home Wltfc Kxeellcnt
ImpmseUm of Prtee sad Carfeoa
Oeaaey Prominent Speaker at)
OaarcMteS From Other Ate"
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, , Th state bankers have come and
i gone, carrying back with them to
their homo a splendid impression
of Price and Carbon county Not
j only tmi they willing to any upon
departure that Price Is "tho biggest
V little city," but that Carbon county
', 1 tho wealthier In tho stale
Tti mea of finance eto busy
from tho caJnuto tlioy irtruok town
uatll they barely caught No 3 Sat
urday afternoon. Nothing moro
could possibly hnro been crowded
Into tho two days' session. Much
moro could hnvo boon aeon had
tlmo permitted but from Tnumday
night until Saturday everything pos
sible waa dono to giro tho visitor
an idoa of tho immonslty of tho re
source of Carbon county
It h Imposaiblo to nhow thorn
tho Utah Fuel company big camps
In tho ahort space of time, but
through their trip to Konllworth
and Hiawatha, all realised what an
,j enormous coal production U ahead
J of Carbon county and tho state of
1 Utah, and as obo membor expressed
it, "Tho half ha not bn toWl "
Not u many of tho atate bank
on casio n had been expected by
the committee Quito a, few who
had contemplated attending tho eon
veaUoa woro Informed at the last
minute that tho Midland trail wm
set la good ahnpe for auto tratflo
aad decided not to atiowpt tho trip
Extremely atonny weather for a
period of ton day Just boforo tho
date of tho convention also pre
vented many from tho moro isolated
action from attempting to reach
the railroad.
"There were, however, about 80
In attendance from outoldo point
and all of tho largest financial in
atltutlon of Salt Lako and Ogdon
were represented. The two most
prominent banker In the otnto, W.
6 McComlck and Prank Knox,
came early and stayed to the end.
Oreat credit is due to tho Pxico
committer having charge of tho
' ; detail ork of the convention. Ev
ery feature was well arranged nnd
splendidly handled There were no
hitches and no bobbles V 1st tons
wore nmtgned Accommodation im
mediately upon registering at tho
headquarters at tho Tavern. Every
, thing passed off so amoothly that
j the casual observer would hae
been led to bollevo that Trice had
a convention every day
Kopoclolly aro the ladles who had
' charge of tho preparing and tho
serving of the banquet entitled to
unstinted praise. This feature
could not possibly .have boon im-
, proved upon Not only wo the or-
! vice perfect, but the several courso
dinner was ono of excellence and
superabundance.
The most entertaining as well as
t the roost Instructive feature of tho
oonvuntlon was the excursion to
1 Hiawatha Baturday, Not only did
tho v Wot re take part In the trip,
but a largo numbqr of Trice people
availed themselves of tho opportun
ity to Inspect lite coal inlno opero
I ttona at the Consolidated camp,
, i Superintendent II E Lewi met
j 1 (he excursionist at West Hiawatha.
?j Arrangements bad been carefully
1 planned for the tramway trip into
tho mine at East Hiawatha. There
were about a .auadrod aad fifty la
the crowd, all of whom -were load
ed Into tho coal cable cam. Tho
1 pty wae taken into the alee, my-
. ral thousB4 feet through the SO-
A loot coal vela.
W The actual digging o( coal by ma-
j chlnery wm a rwelatkw to aearly
Si ereryone in the party and the cour-
TO tesy ehowa the vHors by tho com-
fT vany'a official wa keenly appro-
1 dated by everyone. Tho roammotb
1 -fan keeps a tine, cool circulating
, j current of fresh air in,, tho, work-
j .lot whloh proved.' a deMgntful
I ohaneolranvtho beatoJh9.day9R
' 2 the outside,
j Tho Hiawatha band watt on hand
I during tho on tiro time tho excur
sionists were in the camp and their
muitc was highly appreciated
The party reached Price on tho re
turn n time tor the banker to
catch No :, but with An exceeding
ly mall margin a both train pull
ed Into the depots side by side.
Frod B. Fsrasworth of New York
City, neorctary of the American
Banker' Aesoointlon, spoke for an
hour on the Alms, object and aetlv
ttlos of the Amerloaa amocUtion.
Ho repotted that the association
was at this time composed of 14,t00
banks, located ta all part of the
eoantry, with correspondent In all
paw of the world, ife coanUment
edtho Utah aesectetioa cm the ttet
that only four state in. tho union
had a large a percentage of the
banks represented In tho associa
tion Ninety-two of tho hundred
and eighteen bank In Utnh belong
to tho stoto aAsoclatlon, Tho speak
er thought the now federal rosenro
banking bill wa fully 70 per cent
to tho good, and it was tho duty
of tho bank to obey tt provisions.
llusseU Lowry, vtoo preaMont of
the American National bank of Ban
Francisco, wn not on tho program,
but he iiwdo ono of the "btttL ami
most oonvinolng of the Aldrceos of
tho session He, too, rcallxed, ho
said, that the tmnknr as a elas
woro not beloved by thepubllc, nnd
ho lcl loved It wa their own fault.
Ho got no applause nnd ald he
didn't expect any, A I Ulgolow
of Ogden apoko briefly on tho over
draft Aultance and opined that tho
best way to abolish K was to pass
and enforce draatlc law against It.
No pis ce was named by tho bank
er as tho noxt meeting point Thl
matter 1 left to tho oxecutivo
committee It wa rather expected
tnat Vernal or ome other town In
the Uintah basin would be after
next year convention, and while a
brother remote section of tho state
many of tho banker would bo glad
to have an opportunity of a trip to
tho Aahley valley and tho reserva
tion. Howcrer, no delegate from
that oeotlon of tho state woro In
attendance
Tho nominating committee to set
4xit officers far the ensuing year
wa appointed by tho president a
follows A T lllgolow, Ogen; W
S MoCornlck ad W. W. Armstrong,
Salt Lake, italph E. Hoag, Ogdon,
nnd A a Harbor, Iiewlaton.
"IMJINO IT, DOINO IT;
Kl'MlYIKHlVH IM)INtJ IT
Eruption In ono form or another
harras Oie country from ono ond
to the other California hod no
soonor got her labor trouble quell
ed than Mt lesson broke looee a
a real, live, aotlfo volcano, tho on
ly ono tho United State enn claim
In Dutto the United Mine Work
ers of America and tho Industrial
Workers of the World aro engaged
in bitter physical etrlfo
Labor trouble In Colorado are
comparatively quiet Tho federal
troop remain among the striker
but tho governor of Moninna ha
asked the fodoral government it
they, or some of them, may bo sent
to Dutto.
Suffragette aro Atlll occupying
the attention of tho poophs of Eng
land. Their dopredatlon continue,
until no property In London Is safe
from their vlolousnosa and vandal
ism, and the peaco and safety of the
king and queen are threatened
through tho activities of Ueo
crank whom Queen Mary call "fu
ries "
Theodore rtoosevelt ha attacked
the London "mapologists" in their
own lair and told them ho did dis
cover tho Itlver of Doubt and that
he does not intend to stand any fur
ther Insinuations from thorn a to
tho correctness of his representa
tions. Villa Is reported to have seceded
from General Carranza and quietly
take possession of Juarex, Chihua
hua and Tonreon and the Niagara
taedlator have abandoned hope of
pacUylag Hwloo,
Moot the only real quiet tfelag
to report 1 the fcwtoa, of the demo
crat aod progressive at Salt Lake
last Thursday. Their nr'Um ka
net as yet eaue4 a ripptu on the
political water of the coaawn
weaiUi of Utlh.
Lake Rapidly Ilblng.
The level of. tho qroat Salt lako
is rapidly rising. The level is 6.7
Ctot above the toro lino at Saltalr,
a gala fit ,3 of a,too in two woek.
nnd. 8 tc 'a foot higher than it wan
cnouyoar Jigo. .AtthojrAttt watflC to
running Into tho lako tt ia probaWo
that It may reach flat 7 foot thia
season
INDUSTRY GETS
ANOTHER JOLT
Wearied of Short Inactivity Against Coal
Companies Commissioners Pass Them
Juicy Lemon in Increased Valuations.
Not having harraased the coal
compante et Carbon county for
somo time,, the commissioner Tues
day morning camo out of their tem
porary hibernation and nocked it to
tho producing oarop to the itune of
half a million dollar in increased
AAsrnsment Four Individual hold
er of real eetato In tho mining
camn had their aaseesment raised
almost ten fold.
All affected by the action of tho
county board aro to bo notified to
meet said board on Saturday, Juno
20lh, it ther feel like it Whothor
it 1 the Intention 6t tho coinmU
nloner to (n any way chango their
ralnd If tho companion or Indivi
dual protest ngaltiAt tho increased
nssosMncnt or whether they seek
tho opportunity of almply tiding
tho Interested ones that it they
don't like it they can lump It, no
information con be gleaned from
tho resolution, which raUe town
etto property from tho price of $3 50
to tho aura of 11000 per aero.
Tho proceeding of tho hoard wa
foreshadowed by the Carbon County
News of Inst week. Like tho judge
who said ho would take the case
boforo him under advisement until
the following Tuesday, whon he
would decide In favor of tho de
fendant, the New forecasted the
action of the board otmeat a week
in advance
In the Increased asiesswent the
Utah Fuel company draw about
two-third of the amount. Other
companies are affected from 30 to
80 acre.
Tho Increase oa the acreage of
the coal oompanlo 1 a folio
Kcnllworth, to acre; Storm, to
acres; Mack Hawk and Hiawatha,
80 acre: Clear Creek, 60 acres;
Panther, 20 acre; Winter Quarters,
60 acros, Castlo Gaio, 60 acre,
Sunnyslde, 130 acres.
Individual atfooted are) Fred
Paternoster, $100 aenmnt to
$1100, dco C Whltmore. $200 ia
$1200, Oeo N Hill, $120 to 1120;
McDonald Heal Estate V Investment
company, $200 to $700
Following 4 tho resolution
"Whorens, Tho following describ
ed property locatod In the sovcrnl
coal mlno camp of Carbon county
ho been heretofore assessed at
$2 SO an acre, and
"Whereas, Such assessment should
be made against such property only
as I appurtenant to coal mines, and
''Whoroos, The ld property ha
been put o other uses than thorn
contemplated by tho law authorlx
ing $2 60 per acre assessment, vti
Commerce, rental, etc Now there
fore, Iks It
"nesolved, That tho said descrlb
odj property be oeaeased at a sum
commensurate to the use to which
It Js now put, and that such assess
went be $1000 per acre."
Moved by Commissioner J, It
Sharp and seconded by B Randolph
that notice of the above own lent
be mado by the clerk to he owners
of said property, and that if any ob
jections to such assessment be saade
by the owner thereof, that they
meet with the board to present such
objection on Saturday, June 20th,
1914, at 10 o'clock a. m
JUNE TERM OF DISTRICT COURT
OPENS WITH VERY HEAVY CALENDAR
Judge Albert It Chxistonson op
ened court bore Monday morning
Both tho criminal and civil docket
are long ones and it will be well In
to July before the present torm W
adjourned'
Following is the dookof
CRIMINAL CASES.
Btato of Utah v dwilyra Jonos;
felony. Bet for trial Juno 30th
Btato v. It. W. Bnydor; embex
alomont Set for July 1st.
Btnto vs. Theodora ManolU;
murder In the first degree Set tor
June 22d.
State vs. Owllym Jones; embex
tlomont. Sot for Juno 30th.
State v. Al Ilrenalck, B Ilarrtn
ger, It. A. Gordon and Carl Oit;
rubbery Set for Jubo 24th.
Btato v Charles Kelly; murder
in the first degree. Sot for Juno
29th
State Ye Cordon II. Potter; em
bexxlement. Bet for June 24th.
Btato vs. Charles Spry; bastardy
Set far July 2d.
State v Sheridan Davis; robbery.
Sot tor Juao 2Eti,
State v Joromo Hopkins; burg
lary in tho third degree. Bet tor
Juno 26th.
State ts. Frank Cordova; pander
ing. Set for Juao 36th.
Mate vs. Jarne VlUafranca; con
ducting a BambUBg Rome. Flooded
guiWy to fraubll&c and wa fined
fifty 4oUm, FaM.
State ts. Walter Pasewalk; burg
lary in the thlid degree. Set for
Juao 26th.
State v Xmery Karri; burglary
In the third dstMee. Set for June
26th.
State ts. Bob Ivanu; gambling.
Pleaded guilty and wa fined fifty
dollar Paid.
LAW AND MOTION,
Joo MWjoro.jrad John Bcarpino
vs. aeorgo 0 W!dtmoro and Potox
tib. Jonos. .Sot, tar July OUu
A. M. Btrom y. William Down
ard ot al. Sot for July I6th,
Carbon County v. aeorgo Mag-
ann vt al Domurrer sustained ; 10
day to amend
Carbon County . Henry Chock
ed Set for July 16th.
J. Tom Fitch r. Muaslo Floyd
Demurrer overruled.
W F. William, adm , vs It W
Crockett. Sot far July Kth.
A Madson & Sons Mejvnntlle Co.
J F. Droylen et ux. Passed for
present,
Carbon County vs Oeorgo K At
aulakls Demurrer orerrubxl; 30
day to answer.
Mary II. lUrcli vs Charles Bpry
Dtunurrer overruled; 20 day to
answer.
Julia Puakl v. LuJ Poakl Set
for July 16th.
Carbon County vs Utah Fuel Co.
Sot .for July 10th.
D. V. MlckleJohn v Abraham
areenhatgh and Mary Oroenhalgb
Demurrer ovuruled; 10 day to an
itver. Btnto t. W. W llrown and M.
W Miller. Demurrer overruled; 30
lay to ontiwor.
First National Dank ot Colo ts.
W. II, Frye et al Motion for new
trial denied.
Tho William Iloylance company
vs O. T, Olson et al. Set for July
1Mb.
Joseph It. Sharp ts. deorgo 0.
Whltmoro et al. Bet for July 8th,
Shekrey Bhoya v. Andrew Oman.
Continued for tern
Jo Orako va. C. A. Frank. &t
for July 13th.
joe Tomaelll t 0. A. Frank
nnd aeorgo M. Miller. Cao dis-i
mJed at cost ot plaintiff,
J, H. Magerl T. Prioo Ice Cold
Storage Co. Dismissed at cost of
plaintiff.
' Spring Canyon Coal Co. v. A. Bl
egantl Continued for term
Consolidated Wagon ft Machine
Co, va Lnr Frandano and 0. D.
Mllnor Domurrer ot Lar Fxand
Bon overruled; 10 day to answer.
' Tho Ilelpes Stao,I8nlt y Oeprgo
A Coklnoa. Continued.
Florlan Oardner v Jolin Btorich
et al Sot for uly 14th.
W H Jowkes et us vs City of
Price Dismissed at cast of plain
tiff. David 8 Allison r Loretta Alli
son Continued.
John W Prince v Mary J, Bwa
dor et ml Bet for July 14th
H J Major va. John U. Dry nor
and American Barety company of
New York Continued
Oeorgo N. Hill vs. Thorna F Kel
ter, shorlff ot Carboa county. Sot
for July 6th
Oeorgo N Hill vs. Advocate Pub
lishing Co. Bet for July 7th.
Charles P MoCary vs Creoley H
Ackerman Continued.
Oeorgo N Hill vs C 0 MeWhln
ney, county attorney ot Carbon
county Set tor July 7th
Maria Lomptn vs Auguttln Ixim
pin Bet for July 14th
Carbon County rs Ilanton Ran
dolph et al Sot for July 16th
Mlnnlo J Baggerly v Iloy D.
Ila?torly Divorce granted, $16 a
month alimony for support ot minor
child.
8to.ro Dtunkontl vs J 8. Bax Sot
for July IStb
In tho matter of tho estate ot C.
J Bconle. deceased C It. Marcu
sen petition for final dlschargo wn
granted.
TElEfflMMMMQW
Utah lUiurtmns Dmlro Dally Pa
per to !poHo Tlirlr Cause.
Tho Bn.lt Lako ICvenlng Telegram,
it Is reported, U to become a demo
cratic paper It i stated that the
two former owner ot the Telegram,
Thomn Kenrtw ami David Kolth,
will retain control of the bom), and
through them of the poUcyo f the
paper. Other ownom will be prom
inent domocrat ot Utah, who ham
long sought to gain control of a
dally publication that will advocate
dewooraUo poUeie; and Oeorgo K.
Hale, general maBOfer et the pPr,
wiU sign an Agreement that wW al
low the bondholder to dictate the
editorial policy ot the paper. One
condition to this W that that poller
must be against United Hate Sen
ator Ileyl Bmoot.
Whllo It is dented by Mr Kearns,
who is chief creditor of tho popar.
Unit lio Jibs received any anoney a
yet, lie admitted, however, that the
persona behind the plan havo until
July 1t to completo tho deal. It
is undoratood that tho bondholder
will take charge ot the editorial pol
icy ot the Telegram in the near fu
ture.
Mr Halo state that Mr. Moyle
and Mr Wallace ore interested In
tho bond issue, but to how far
reaching their power ovor the edi
torial policy will bo ho would not
ay.
W. It. Wallace, demooraUc na
tional commieteeman, refuse to
make any statement regarding tho
negotiations proposed or pending
for the control of the Telegram ex
cepting to ay that no transfer
would "be mode this week.
Lbonbeo In the Tolls Again.
A. D. Ltsoabee, a former Price
banbor, and who ha been here the
past tow weeks, wa arrested by tho
sheriff office Monday night on
advice from Colfax, Wash., where,
It I alleged he 1 wonted for a fel
ony. The dUtpatch requested that
ho be held until on of floor could
roach ihoro.
A deputy sheriff arrived from
Calfux last atght and today will
take LUonbeo back to Washington.
Tho charge on wtilch ho U wanted
1 grand larcVy, having sold on au
tomobile on which ho bad mado
part payment and given hi note
(or tho balance.
Now Locomotive Ir Standard.
Tho Standard Coal company ha
Just received and placed in com
mission a 7W-ton Baldwin Woat
ingbouse baretee! frame gathering
locomotive. This locomotive ha a
reel tor the electric twin cable that
Is operated by a motor that I loca
ted within the drum. The motor is
la circuit continuously while the
cable i used. Thu the motor
torque i used to keep the cable
taut, and also i ready to reel up
the cable whea there ia slrk The
motor ha not been in use lone
enough to pas any comment on Its
operation other that that Jt la giv
ing good service p to the present.
Tho uuotor operate on a 6 per cent
grade.
Soft drinks, peanut and cigar
at the Eko storo Advt.
Economy Jar clamps for ealo at
"Tho Varloty " Advt.
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DllMO VHTRATOR FIX1H HMVlHtAJl H
DIHKAHKH HKKK. H
Hy Prompt Action, However, ? H
Itrres That They On Be Hir' H
ly IvnMllcateil Cartxm ami - H
rry Crops Oimpare K uwlf H
1Ui ThiM KUenliere. f B
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Ilobert H. Stewa, coueity tmi JH
demonstrator, l baek from as elM H
day attendance at tho UMh AtfiT
cultural college, where the sets- H
Ion staff held a serle of -) , H
Ing attd report from the MM H
men woro recelvotl, Several day H
were taken tor the vWtleg et fan) B
in tho Cache valley and la Hoc JH- H
dor county Among some et them H
inspected woro the Peterson' Art B
farm at Peteraltoro, tho CaiftW Jrn H
toy cow .and Berkshire hogi Mm H
tho Merrill pig farm, tho Cid
Milk factory farm, tho Woeiler, H
dairy farm ot KIcMleld, and IhW
Hire potato and beet farm a4 ttvai H
Pond dairy farm of Lowlst, to H
W F Hnnsen purebred sheee row H
at Fielding and tho Adlle Hrefwl H
farm nt Corlnno.
Mr Btowart report that Dr. WMi H
tsoe I pleeJMxl with the pr 1
tho demontratloi work i make; H
throughout the etste and congrtw
late tho people of Carbon a4 Ms-
ery countle on the maaster M IH
which they hre hocked Hr tho
moremont, J H
While the crop in CoeKe ai H
rWx Rider counties are loekla fMsi
Mr Stewart say that crops at him H
ore equally a good. "Jwt IHf", H
vlou to leaving for Lobmsi," Mm,
Btowart atated to The A4ve, "I H
found that a bacterial dUea wT H
working on the stem ef the MI M
fa; also a tungu d4ette U tt H
ing tho leave Farmer sesuid out H
their olffllfa at once. Th4 wlH H
check these disease at leaat for a
season To allow the aMoW t H
tand longer Jiienn h hi Jen. AW H
tho measuring worm are lsnelsly ,c M
the alfalfa Cut your olfaKa at H
once and kilt the." f H
KABTKKV UTAH MKHCHANT 1
IN HUHINHtM DOWN MAM M
Charles Olsser, a promfMRt m '-' H
chant at Sunnylde arul for a v H
her of year engaged in itslnw at H
Helper and elsowhore threughswl H
Eastern Utah, has sold hi Intorost H
in the Bunnystdo Mercantile H
pany to hi brother, Bm Washf. H
Whllo In New York Cky reey M
Charic Closer purchased an ifttor H
oat with hi brathor-ln-law Nik H
die' waist manufacturing coasswi. H
and will In future reside Is atk-- H
am. Many friend In thl siot
of tho etate will wish him wU U H
wh&torer ho undertake H
Mcdonald filkh injunction ; H
BUIT AOA1NHT C1TV OK PHfOM H
Through bis attorneys, Prief A H
FouU, D It McDonald yestsMoy M
tiled suit against tho oUy ia waik M
the mayor and tho an em bee of the H
city council and J, II Manooa an H
roodo defendant, Plalaiff am H
that Manson bo required to eurr- iH
dor to tho city of Price the olciiisa H
light and powor plant AaH
E. B. HOKBLKY ANNOUNCMH aLsi
CNI)II)AOY FOR OLUMK flH
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E. 8. Horaley, tho proseat eowaty H
clerk, is tho flmt oaplnwHt a H
political position in CaTboH eeity jH
to announce hi candidacy. Mi a- mH
nouncoment appear elsewhere ia H
thl tmnrosolon, in which ho stasia H
that ho will be a camMd4 afx H
the nest repubUcaa cottety osarsa'. H
tion for the nomination of caaiiy
clerk, fliii
Ketwixt and Betw-aea. H
Out south ot Myton 1 a sihsal i iH
district, tielieved to be wUU Wa. """ ,H
satch county, that ha for yaaa .BH
been controlled and opera fR
Carbon county, ay tho Dw asLB
Itecord 5 ,, ,H
The commtatorr last wW - 0 aH
dored the county ic4erk to write 0j- fD
bon , county official rogardiac ft taal
Joint urvey by Carbon aid WaJ.
satch county nurveyon of th'4v H
trict- lni disputed rrtty,lf Jp M
country in thia neck of the wni'aa aH
la becoming too Important to aHal:. '''aH
of any gueas work, ' JHb1
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