The Sun. [volume], June 25, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

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Hol' PAGE TWO THE 9UN, PniCE, UTAH-EVERY FRIDAY --25 l91
BUSINESS HOUSES
AT MYTON BURN
B TOTATi M)SH lMTMIATi:i TTIIIIl
TV THOUSAND IXI.UIIH.
Rnloon Sinn, Where (tin riro Origin-
! otcil, Buffers to tlic Ktlcnt ttl Ttilr-
Iron Tlioiisnnil llernlo 1'tfortn of
tho Volunteer lrinrtiui lit Sine
BBB 1'ronOljr of Many IIukIiio Men..
MTTO.N. June 1 Ilrt. of un-
ft known origin rtartlng In thq renr of
H f aTitkioonJMrncd by J. V 1 leaver' ulioiU
J 'o'ctocK thin morning iilmoit totally
BBS dctro)cd tho main huslniaft seitlon nf
BBBb , Mytou nml caused dnmage intimated
K nt thirty thouMml dollar. A tank of
BBBs gsxlln In Ilin heart of ths fire ill"
BBBl ' trlct foiled to explode, uilthotigh tho
BBj Holder melted away fiuit THlKhl frnme
BBBj buildings wern tiiirncil In tho ground
BBBfl nnd another ni turn down to prevent
BBBv tho fire reaching tho big hrlck strue-
BBBJ lure of tho Maxwell Morr-anlllo com-
BBBJ pany.
BBf The flro was dimwit urml by the
BBBJI night wntrhmnn. who Immediately
BBBJ turned In an Alarm and amused tho
BBBj residents, numbering five, hiuidred
BBJ A high wind wit Mowing', however,
BBBj and the flames uprrnil rapidly to nil-
BBBj Joining buildings nnd noon tho entire
BBBj Mock was nflnme Tho flames leaped
BBBj ntroM tho narrow street, and only
BBBj ' with much dlffkull) did ilin people
BBBj, succeed In protecting tliem buildings.
BB Practically ever) atom window In the
BB; town Is cracked and tho fronu or tho
BBBj! buildings nrrctM the meet from the
BBBj flro are ohnrred nnd blackened from
BBBj tho Intent heat
BBB After tho iltlicns hml worked sev-
BBB cral hours lrlnit to extinguish tho
BBB i flame. It wan nnllied that tho fire
BBB' waa beyond control nnd the entire row
BjBBi ) , of buildings adjoining tho Mir strnc-
BBJ 1 ture of the Maxwell company wax
BBB '. doomed In order to save this build-
BBB I U l"K the rlrutturc adjoining It waa torn
BBB i f lown nnd plica of muka filled with
BBB , t sand were placed against the walls
BBB "f the hrlck htilldlnir. Tho open space
BBB f j botwien the flro nml tho brlik liullc.
BBB , Inr. created liy tcarlnir down the
f j hulldlnir, succeeded In checking- the
I j flume.
i J. 0. Mr AVer, In whose saloon tho
fire la helluved to have originated,
BBB1' f suffered tint In n lent luita from the
BBB , , fire, lie placed Ida Ion tonight nt
BBB ' HJ.OOp. A. T. Well' butcher nnd
BBB Keneral merchandise stock, estimated
BBB ' k' to bo worth 110,000, waa it tolnl loss,
BBB ' with no Insuraiire. Other locsss run
BBB tntned were by J M Hryunt. I)r Cro,
BBB .. 1,1 nnd Dr. Ilakcr. with hut llttlo Inmir-
BBB I' i'i nnce. The Merchant ft AVImmer lmr
BBB l" 1' Ixr ahop nnd rixturea wero ilctro)ed
BB' 1 V with n lot rallmated nt 13000 Onu
BBB '' rewldence wna drulrojed
f ( Tho only property taxed In thn row
BBB ; ' waa tho alock of tho Mytnn Kreo I 'rem,
BBB I I The prlntluir plant, Incliidlna connlder-
BBV J I " uhlo new mnchlnnry waa remoed to
BBS 7 new quarlera n day ao on account of
BBS -I dancer from fire It U mid tonight
BBh i 'j that modern brick hulldliiM will bo
BBj ! 5 erected on thn alto of the old frame
BBl 5 hulldlnira dratrnyed thla mornliif
BBi ' " The M) ton Free I'reaa la til be
!, i, printed from tho offlco of the Vernal
I Kxprraa until auch time na tho Preiw
1 Ifl l received Ita nowi maohlnro to
f!f j take the place of that burned The
BBj ' Hun nt l'rlro tendered Editor Cook
BBl ' 1 uny awlntanio he mlKlit want, which
BBf iM I" not only appreciated by IMItor
BBJ , i ' Cook but by thn cltUnna of Myton aa
BBM well. Numcroua leirul publlcntlona
BBI . I ' tlnif run nt thla tlmn In tho I'rcaa.
BBf k t hciiooi, iio.MtDK t siirirr
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BBf A board met conjolntl) Willi tho board
BBf i IP "f education of thn Carbon county
BBf Hyk Bttiool dldrlit bint Monda) The re.
BBJ I hcnntlonH of 11 U Heed nnd Mlllnn H
BBf I Kliler n tenihirn of the Hcofleld
BBf4, 1 branch wero read it ml nccepted. On
BBJfjl f recommendntlon of John (1 (luhlrr,
VII( tm ' " Mimr nl Helen Owene. boti
BBf! jj am of Rait I.ake Cll) wero elected to fill
BBM 1 J tho vacundcK Tho election of n mtulc
BBR I ) teacher waa Referred
BBfp' fi On recommendation of tho hoiun
BBj.- ( i ' iMmmlttee. Walter I law waa elected
BBJ ' Janitor for the enaulmr ear nt a mil
BBJ J 1 try of ninety dollara per month Ths
BB) , rcft-utar claims for the month were
B k J allowed
B j The meeting ndjournul until June
BB f ' 30th, when inenibcm of nil the achool
BB i board of tho count), tho hluh aehool
BJl i 1, board nnd the consolidated achool
BB nz board will meet u one for the pur-
rt Mm ,iob nr ",HKlnB tho neieviuiry trnimfer
Bj" Sb of booki, toronlk und proper!.
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BB J i j'ti under recent date from Hlawntha.
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BB known throughout Ituatern lMti, de
BB r,l llvern hlmnelf of thla. which U token
BB' ( i' ,n tnn Kame Kn1' l'lrlt ln which It Ir
BB "f Intended: "Thauka for the copy or
BB; , Tho Bun Inir may It ahlne 1'lenae
BB i i. i end me two dollara worth I waa
BBf ( '') truly glad to Ret It, and nlmi Klad to
BB Sj know you arc In the nowapaper bul
BKf " neot. thuiiRh norrj to think that aa
BB. t K'' iv MlnnAurlun na you I'lould Ret
BB? ' '! "ff " far na to bo running; a repuMI.
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W I Mm Utuh H"d ,nlnk ' s,ml1 NtA' In Carbon
BB 111 county. Heat wUhon for )uumelf and
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tr j HV THKIUrOItt IIHUIhlON.
j" M The Importation Into dr" ttrrl
BSJ f m, ton of bwr or other Intoxicant, even
BSJit In a lunch baitkHt na part of n phnle
BB '! ' lunch with tfubsequent conaumptlon
BBrt. ih "f ,,le "'luor '" beld na u lolatlon of
BBriil! i ' ""' "tatu "iuor lnw nd lolatora are
Bb v ? liable UB,dnr Its prollone. This Is nu
BB'' 7 M& opinion given last Vrlday by A. It.
Brjll I Harnes, attorney Keneral, In nnswer-
BbI! ' i'S'I 'ns a Question submitted by John
BBBf , jl Wnlsh, probation officer of Pavl
BvHtJL i Jj' county. Violation In this case, ac-
BflE'L cording to Hariif'B. comes under the
BCC I ";. ' new Funk law.
SCOFIELD ROADS WORKED
UlRlmny to Cotton Vow One of the
ltct In IfiiKtcrn t'tnli.
Hnndaj lart Nell U. Mndaen of Reo
fiold, Chris K Jonscn of Clear Creek
nnd other public rplrlted follows of
thn upper coal rompe. Including Win
ter Quarter, did nny nmount of Rood
work on the road toward Colton
which will make that thoroughfare
nocond to no other mountain road
through Carbon nnd Utah counties
And, tho work dono will not cost any
one other than thosa who contributed
onn cent, though rovers I hundreds of
dollara In labor nnd materials have
been expended.
Chris K Jensen of Clear Creek, for
mer county commissioner, was there
with thre teams nnd ten trn. Win
ter Quarters sent two lean's nnd five
men nnd Hrofleld had thiio teams,
eight men nnd plows and scrnpers
employed the entlrn day Itocks were
removed, dugwn)s cleaned off nnd tho
road gent rally placed In thn 'test con
dition It has liwii as long ns tho mem
or of tho oldest Inhabitant of that
section runneth back
This mining Hominy tho Mime vol
unteer force will go after the highway
from Hcofleld to Clear Crick nnd put
that In condition for automobiles and
wagon traffic In alt of this work,
I'tnh fuel company has contributed
no small amounts In powder, teams
nnd the like (lenernl Huperlntendcnt
Thompron hits Issued carte blanche
orders for powder, scrnpers nnd
teams, nnd In much Interested In thn
movement lletter roads will mnke It
enslcr for peddlers nnd ranchmen to
get In nnd out of tho camps with their
products.
Taxpayers of thn upper camps, al
though contributing their proportion
to the taxes of Carbon count), reallxe
that they nre not to get much from
thn thlrt)-ono thousand dollars bond
Issue money. Ifownver, thiy want
good roads nnd nrn determined to
build tho same themselves If they are
not to be had In nny other way
Afle'r next Hunday automobile, tra
vel from I'rlco Itlver Valley to Clear
Creek by way of Colton will bo n
pleasure. Man) will undoubtedly
avail themielves of tho opportunity of
n fishing trip nt least. It will bo eu
to go nnd como In onn day
Itt'KHIA Ml'riT HISNI) VH
oi'it ni'oau m:i;r hi:i:i
l)i:NVi:it. Colo, June J I. Tho
problem of procuring sugar ltd reed
for thn 1910 crop was placed In thn
hands of the executive committee of
the United Htntes Manufacturers' as
sociation nt ii meeting of that associa
tion this afternoon nnd evening,
1'or the entlrn day officers of vari
ous beet sugar manufacturing com
panies throughout the United Htntea
dlrrursed tho problem of getting suf
ficient seed for next )ear, nnd they
enmn to thn conclusion that the one
posslbln source of supply Is llunln
According to Truman O Palmer of
Chicago, secretary of tho association,
approximately 11,200.000 pounds of
RUgar beet seid will have to be Im
ported Into the United Htates httween
now nnd next spring Hald 1'nlmer
"Unless this amount of seed Is ob
tained there will le n scarcity of sugar
In tho United Htntea In another )ear"
TWI'l.Vi: THOUSAND I'OUNIIH
Ol' ri.Ol'll IIY I'AHCI'l. UOhT
OKANI) JUNCTION, Colo, June 32
Thn largest slnglo parcel post ship
ment which ever left Mesa county
went out )esterday morning when thn
Mesa Uluur Mill company shipped
twelvo thousand pounds of flour to
M)ton, Utah, pnjlng flCS.Ca postage
on the Mine Tho great load of flour
attracted a lot of attention Two hun
dred nnd forty bags of fifty pounds
each comprlred tho load
COMING TO UTAH
FOR SHOOT VISIT
KritAw mum v vi.i.i:v I'uojkct
is to hi: i.Ki'i:rn:i.
(iowTiimcut !ti preventative to View
und 1'iik Umiii l,ntcr (Jrcnt Irriga
tion Projects of tho West, Chief
Among Willi ti Is Onn of Tills State
Have Been to ,ortlmit.
nieven members of tho appropria
tions committee of tho national house
of representative, together with the
four members of tho rtulaiiintlon
commission, urn muklng a personal In
vestigation of tho great Irrigation and
otr.r reclamation aehemea that have
!een put under wn by the national
government Ihe party will be in
Utah next Hundu), June 27th
This Is purel) n buslncen trip The
memlxra of thn appropriations m
mltteo nre nnxlous to nmiualnt them
selves nt first hand with the works
that they have sanctioned nnd may
bo called upon to sanction In the near
future The part) Is carefull) avoid
ing entertainments nnd speech mak
ing The members Uft Chicago on
June 1st. and will complete (lie tr tour
on Jul)' Uth
The Htrnwberr)' Vulle) project will
be the principal Interest In Utah tiev
eral da will be apent In an Inspeitlun
of that great undertaking Oregon.
Washington. Idaho, Nevada. Califor
nia. Arltonn, New Mexico, Colorado
ml Wyoming will ho vlaltwl The
part) la In Cultrurnln ,at the piesoiit
time Inspecting the Orland reclama
tion iroJert In tlwt slate
The party will li lamath 1'ulla.
ore North Yuklina. Wash., llermis
ton. Ore Caldwell, Nainpa, Jerome
ind Mlnlduka. Ida. before they reaih
Salt Ijike Ct Krom there the) will
vo to l'rovn and Hprlngvlllo. then to
Montrose. Polta, Qraud Junction.
Oale Hiding und Dinner, Colo
After Denver thu members will
make stops at llrldgeport und Tor
rlnKtonv uh, I'owefl and Corbet.
W)o. Great Kails. Olacltr lark, Mai
ta und Drowning, Mont. They will
finish their tour at Chicago on July
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lliluriiliiR to It-M rvatlou.
II T llalnes, state commissioner of
Itnmlicrutlon, Intnir and statlstlrs, re
turned to Halt I-akn Cit) last Monday
from Kan Juan count), whtro he re
ports hn found five violations of tho
nine-hour law
' I vlslttd on!) Montleello and Orn
eon," wild Haling "and did not so as
far houIIi us llluff. where It Is reported
trouble with the Indians has besun to
sprout uiculn
' llesldents of nra)Min were Itu lined
to believe tluro would be no more
seilous trouble with tho Indians and
I heard many rumors that those In
dians who left the reservation nre re
turning volunturll) Tear of another
uprising In the near future has left
the people In llluff, according to the
people i talked with In nrason"
Mul m wild trop conditions In Han
Juan nnd flrand counties are iiniun
nll) roisI und that u prosperous jear
In that comiuunlt) Is looked for
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