The Sun. [volume], August 27, 1915, Image 1

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'Mjiw ro n" reason for
lBE?itMir, Botii'lst llenfer him
H LLjrf his Ncw-AdVocntc
y"h0( local bull mooscr,"
jPablln nnd democrat
Kfttol bee In Ihclr bonnet.
Tun three thousand dol-
TukioudJ nnJ n ,lko
..rp(,nitr or k tuber, next.
QHt-Uxni assuming a mortgngo
IBMiU ftirbu. k estate of l'lorldn
'HH,iitKlrttl to n thousand dol-
iVrvmli.C f the new mnn
-Kd(tlit New Advocnte there
iullcof new pre.", linotype
H iid the general rchnbllltn
HttepUtit, the cit newspaper
-uppened and all urh kind
Ht Tab Whltmoro In ntip
Bjtl 'l gm At leant
Hkf depended p n to edit the
fthfcllifr.i thnt nre long on
H. fill to i in. through.
Hfeuilit lirn'cr Is to have the
Kx ttitr him I evidenced In
ttVtuMt f r some time lie hait
JB-Hilrtn' alioot n lorntlun In
..jVu4 -Umhere It would be n
'!Utl thai tulil ithelter the
(Bblmtte aggregation of poll
iKflU there In n little of
-B polUkni among the irowd.
Bj. ttr re agreed thnt llenfer
JW.ii policy of the NcW-Advo--Bt.Vf
the change come, The
jBt'mint renfldclh not. How.
tB (returned lie principal ml.
I HOW t runtlnun to Krnft Car-B-trUi)rrii
out of sufficient
cBi trta Mtortinnate printing und
BUm till to try to keep the
t&t ThU l) ilmrKlnic 30 to
m Mt more fur rotinty printing
B Kit be procured for slue
il the itockholdem will be
ih prrnent rounty offlccru
iH vllllnx hoard of county
kMr, if not directly flniin-
iWftitnl, ihlnitj may u itlonic
-1 for the NrwR'Ailvurnte nnd
'fr, Kor three year there
i w ramptiltlou on enunty
(iij the ribhery promlHcM to
frt Irsat elKhteen montliN
i
W mttntlme the tuxpnyvm of
Mr trt f Clinic the expenwa
"d In inaintalnlnK n "kept"
f
Willi hUM)X OI'IVK
hmia or m:.t vi:i:k
! of plnehenn, willow Krouo
I'Vin will opened to uporta
'Wtountlra of rirth Hcptem
(iM cmtlmie for fifteen
(Mimlwiuner I'red XV. Clmm
tn Ute fl.h nnd same de.
n that thru,, l.lrtlq are
ih J Uh nt the prruent time.
tint thai arK0 flockM urn In
wnuini.
J of the exceedlnitly dry
nme Mrda have all taken
w wountalna and nportamen
'0nk.y the flfieen-day open
' illlott- rraune, pluehen and
I. , . ntxx TuM'l' will linve
' "! the inounlulnH ufter
IHtiSED KH11Y
Vm T,u Vi-nr I'or Tliwe
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4. 4.
r;fr taxpnyera who per-
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iuV.. iH ,jf " "mount of
tan. ii ,.i ''""' becmnea
d Mfh after the tuxea
I M.J .I'""'"1 nn' mimt bo
irtopertyti eared. If the
J property U old. then
tut.ur 'ntere.it. 3 per
?&" aale pen.
lrunri Ctt im rH.
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Cp, 'tt lled because
ftlr t.5'r,",n" ,,avo Permit-
l. th.n " M ,,ecmo delln-
Ww.'i .a w"'y-"ve.
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lll thiM ,a'fora that ''ou-
" 3 pr cent penalty.
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The Winners.
SHEEP AND'UMBS
HT G00FIGURES
AfhTI.V nuns. MAUKirr r.KHIT
CAIIS I'ltOM WYOMINd.
C'oiiiiiiIIoii Men Aiillt'limte 'Hint
1'iiilcrn Will 'oiillnuc hlrong I'niiu
llu I'll el Tlutt Tlu-n- l Almo-t An
iriilliullnl Ociiinud I'or Tlii'in "nt
llo Decline Tncntj-I'hi1 (Vnl.
CorieKpondence The Hun.
ICANHAH CITV. Ma. Aub. 33. Cut
tle kcIIIiik ubove rlitlit dollam declined
ten to tvenl).flve centii lant week,
but xtecro under that price uld ulendy
to firm. Cowii nnd heifer were
RlronK all week. Today the supply In
fifteen tlmuwind cattle, nnd the miir
ket on kllllriK Kruilen U Mraily to ten
cenlH lower with Miocker and feedem
BtroiiK. The ntipply today Ik below x
pectatlonn, but It lllimtratea the Inde
pendeuce of the Kiimum cnttliMiiyn,
who will not wlilt until the market In
Kood, liecauao they have plenty of
feed to keep their cattle Indefinitely.
Not only In Krntw extra Rood In Kan.
HitM, but there In uti liuiuenHo crop of
foraxe of ull kind und corn crop
proxpectH ure ImprovliiK dally, nnd u
blir crop Ih practically nwiiired. White
fuce Panhandle iale are helllnK up
to IS.BO. middle Knide at I7.S0 to
18.00. veal cnlvea IH.00 to 110.38. wet
eowH to country buyer nt 18.35 to
lfl.36, breeding heifer nnd cow ICDO
$7.60, yearllnK hteer und two 17 00
to $8.00, feeding fcteer $7.35 to $7.76.
n few up to $8.38. Vnrlou vlilpment
of Idaho and OreRon cattle hne been
hero In tho week, three load OreRon
experiment atHtlon here lam Tuewlay
at $8 SO, 1397 pound uteniRe, a train
or Idaho which Included nicer nt
$7.35 to $7.88, nnd cowa at $0.35 to
$0.75, five car of KUinfleld ulcer,
1338 pound iicniRe. ut $8.00. Hlx
londM of the Htanfleld cattle are here
todu). ImludliiR teer nt $7 90. l.U,
pound nVeriiKe. nnd cow nt $.. to,
$8.05.
flheep nnd lunilt receipt today ure,
eleven thouaand head, market ten to
fifteen cent hlRher. All the Rood
lamb will nt $8.60 to $8.00. Including
eight cur Austin ro. from Altn-j
mont. Wo.. at $8.00. fifteen "'.
Utah nt $8.60, feeding lamb nt 0
breeding ewe $6.00. nlno cur Arl-,
sonu lniig. end of the eaon hlp.,
menl. fat end ut $8.10 to $8.30. fee.
em $7.85 to $8.00. Demand for feed-,
er I exceptionally heavy, nine load
of Nevada yearling B"nB '"' '"" ,
week at $7.00 and lamb rinding u
ready Hale nt $8.00 to $8.10 be.t
young breeding ewe $6.60 to $7.-5. 1
CommlMlon men expect feeder to,
continue Htrong. n there U nlmot un
unlimited ilemund for them.
Wool Market Is l'lrm.
According to ndvlcea aontalnetl In a
letter to C. II. Stewart, secretary or.
tho Utah Woolgrpwer' uiwoclatlon.
from John D.llolllflay or the National
Wool Wurehou- und fitorage co n
punj or Chicago, the wool market till
hold It own. Holllday m that the
he top price or $8.06 on lamb ctaMed
UMocllitlon ho reprcent PI"
dlapoe or wome of the choicest ellP
(Continued on pneo elijht.) J
"TAXPAYER" PULLS FIGURES ON THE
EXPERT OF PRICE WATER COMPANY
fMlfflr The fiun "
IMtlCIt, Auk. 30. A leading nrtlcle
In the Nen,dvoeale laat week give
figure purporting to allow that the
city of Price I tti.rrcrlng from n hort
age or water, mid nlo thnt thin mu
nicipality ha been using 739,018 gal
Ion per day more tlmn It I entitled
to, It I iidmltted In thl statement or
the .VewR.Advoe.tte that Price N en
titled to 310,013 gallon or water dur
ing twenty-four hour while the canal
I low. The amount or water used per
duy per capita In Iiulsvllle, Ky., and
other cllle In the United Btute I one
hundred and ten gallon. If Price
city hu n population of twenty-five
hundred, on thl hast the umount or
water leuulied per day I two hun
dred and Keventy-flvo thousand gal
I Ion or n continuous flow of forty.
Ithiee one-hundredth of one cubic
. foot per second, and one cubic-root
per second will supply a city or fifty
eight hundred people.
With the nddltlonul stock recently
I purchased by the city wo have now
sufficient for u population of about
I son en thousand people. In cllle like
Milwaukee, Wis.. Cincinnati, O.. and
' PI. Worth. Tex., the operation of me
ter, ha given u fair test or the con
sumption or water per capita. In
these nnd many other smaller cities
the loiikumplluu per capita I close to
thlity.flwt gallon, which would sup
ply u city ulmost three time the le
I of Price.
HOKE rlUOHlid
Ciirhou County lo !el Her Portion or
Three Millions.
More than three million trout will
be planted In the slreum or Utah
rrom the state hatcherle next month,
uucordlng to Pred W. Chamber state
fish und game commissioner. Tho fry
to he planted nre black spotted native
trout nnd are grown nt the Murray.
Hpilnglllc. I'lsh lJke and Pangultch
I.ako hatcheries.
No particular stream will be favor
ed by the stute rih nnd game commis
sioner, who declnre that hi deputle
will distribute the rish through the
different stream or tho state, where
they will stand tho most chance or
linking. The fish will be large
enough when plaied to protect them,
selve nnd very few will be destroyed.
These flan will be ready for the sports,
man' fly two ear uftor being plan,
ted.
Commlwloner Chamber also state
that report from the Fish Lake ror
est. Nebo and Uintah roreat Indicate
that the elk. placed there during the
past three ear by the tate fish and i
game department nre in excellent
shape, nnd thut there me over forty
calve thl year.
The elk. which were brought to
the Utah forest rrom Wyoming, were ,
n lot or from twenty-rive to thirty
tiioh car for the past three year.
Commissioner Chamber ald last
Tuesday he did not know wheth",
Sow would he shipped Into Utah thl
'"'The' "preMi't herd are Increasing J
rapidly and scarcely any of those'
If the city of Price ha been using
the 316,033 gallon or water It I en
titled to It certainly ha been wasting
the water In n manner thnt show ex
treme extravagance nnd carelewneso.
Where the NewN-Advocate obtained
the figures purporting to prove that
Price ha been using 1,076.080 gal
Ion every twenty-four hour I rather
puxillng. It Is a well known fait thnt
owner or property using water un
der the Price Water company have
applied the water In a haphazard
manner, not knowing whether or not
the water they were consuming wa
In proportion to the stock owned. Wh
do they nut state accurately what
t.ystetn or measurement they employ,
ed In reaching their conclusions? Can
It be shown that the water Was prop,
erly applied T
ir there who agltale this city Witter
shortage matter would devote their
attention to the correct method or
measurement, the proper application,
und the efficient management or the
water rystem, they would he serving
a laudable purpose. On the other
hand P they bring the question be
rote the public for the purpose of
"bulling" the price of water stock,
with a view toward getting their fin
ger on the ten thousand dollam for
which Price wo recently bonded, by
unloading the stock held by certain
Individual upon the city ut n flctl
tlou price, then their ef foils nre to
be tondemned nnd exposed.
TANPAVKII.
brought rrom U'jomlng ure not n
counted for b) the department, de
clares Commissioner Chamber.
CAREIESSNKSIS SHOWN
PuiiliiiUktcr Complain or Vcgllgeuct
of (icm-rul Public,
Calling attention to the fact that
carelessness on the part of iiender of
letter and purcel post puekuge not
only delay their own mall, but cause
trouble for the postofrice employe.
Utah postmaster make these sugges
tions "The semUr'H nume und uddrena
must he placed on all fourth-class or
parcel post mall matter nnd on all
registered mall In the upper left hand
corner of the envelope or wrapper,
"The department ha printed form
of add res for both letter And parcel
showing that the uddre to which the
article I ont should occupy at least
five time n much space a that of
the sender. It ulsa locate the return
card, or vender's addreK. In the upper
left hand corner of the race or, the en
velope or wrapper.
"A panel wrongly addressed might
be sent from Bait take City to Doston
und ho taken for a Utah addres In th
last hundred miles by a tired railway
mall clerk trying to throw a much
l.inll nn hour a may be expected or
him. In thl event It would he thrown
to u "dt take City suck and sent back.
"Kully 98 per cent or the blunder
In handling mall are due to Ignorance
or the regulations or the service or. to
caioleMnrs In preparing, uddreiuilng
or mailing their parcel or letter."
"AUDITOR" EDMUNDS I
FINDS MARE'S NEST ( I
Proposed County School Tax of II
Twenty-Three Mills to ' r'm
Be Cut Some. f I
Carbon county school board met In
adjourned session Inst Wednesday
with nil member present. The re
port or J. W. Kdmtind. the auditor
emplo)ed tit go over the book or the
high school trustee, wa submitted to
tho county board In writing, was re
ceived mid ordered riled. The report
claims nn overpayment to J. K. Kck
ert. contractor for the county high
school hillldlng, or $4909.00. Also,
to the several trustee or the high
school $1110.81 more than the trus
tees nro entitled to under the law.
The amount with which the severnl
trustee ure charged nre herewith
given nnd It is suggested In the report
that these minis be paid Intek by the
trustee. They nre
Nell M MiiiIihmi $IJ0.71
(' It Mnrctisen 131.00
Levi N Harmon 111.70
Hamuel Nnylor 00.00
l:noih llryner 67.06
William Norton 66.70
Itobert Menxle 4 1.00
John It. Doolln 44.00
P T Dennett 38.30
John T. Itovvley 30.00
Andrew Young, Hr 37.30
W. II. McClurg' 31.00
tl. A. IveriMiu 30.05
Hamuel Woodliend 10.00
Cul Criiguu 13.80
It W. Powell 13.60
Uive It. Kvnns 4.00
I'liidlugH nt Auditor IZdiiiund.
Prom the list given above It will bo
oecn that Nell M. Madsen I charged
with $130.71. the largest of tho severnl
nmounlM going to make up the
$1110.81. Thl I accounted for In tho
fart that Trustee Madsen wa it num
ber or the board rrom It first organi
zation und wa nltvny In nttendanre
upon It meetings, sacrificing hi tlmo
to net upon the committee nnd giving
much of It otherwise to the succen
of the school nnd everything connec
ted therewith.
I'dmuud find that the board paid
J. i. I'ekrrt. contractor for the high
school building, four thousand, nlno
hundred nnd nine dollar In ex
cess of the general contract when It
Mettled with hi creditor for sixty
cent nn the dollar with the exception
of the claim or the Continental Na
tional bank nt Halt take City, to
which the board paid the full amount
of It claim, which wa well known
nnd understood by nil It member.
Their reason for making such a settle
ment, a stated by a member of the
board ut that time, wa that tho beet
Interest of the district und tho lax.
payers thereof wa being served.
Many suit had been Instituted by
Kckert' ciedltor ngulnst the school
dlstrlrl and membcr-i of the school
Imnrd, To huve employed counsel,
subpoenaed wllnessc In large num
ber und prolonged trial would have
consumed In court expense more than
tho excess appropriation made to
creditoi. Thut tho Continental Na
tional lisnk's claim wu ttllowed In
full, wa because or an assignment
made to them by Kckert for rflonoy
udvuuced by the bank to go Into the
hillldlng, which wa agreed to by nil
the creditor mid their legal repre
sentative only after the legality or
tlie bnnk'H clulin wa considered by
ull concerned.
t'o.iiic.iMitloii of the Trustee.
At one of the early meeting nf the
board, Dr. It. K, Dowd of Kenllworth
made n motion, which wo carried,
that the compensation or board mem
ber be fixed at four dollar per day,
while In actual attendance upon
meeting or the board, und mileage
or twenty cent per mile one wny to
be paid In I Mi or all expenses. Thl
wn rollowlng tho Juror Hystem. A
literal Interpretation or the language
or the motion might bo thnt nn nllow.
mice for one day only be made to each
member, though nevernl day' time
might bo required In getting to the
meeting, attending nnd returning
home. Thl wn ulso true In regard
to the member rrom Winter Quarter,
Htofleld, Clear Creek und Hunnyslde.
nnd wa often true In regard to the
member from Castle dale, Btorrs
nnd Hiawatha.
In each case like the above per
diem ror each day required to attend
wa ullowed the member. Thl wa
what tho resolution Intended, though
a literal Interpretation, which Kd
mund or necessity perhaps must
take, might be mo. Again, It often
happened that a meeting wa ad
Journed tit the tucceedlng day, when
un allowance for that day was made.
A trustee salary wu n rixed
amount, It wn the hoard' opinion
that they should bo paid without vert
fled olalm a were tcucher and Jan.
Horn. Bitlarle were paid quarterly
und at each succeeding meeting the
wnrrant drawn were recorded In the
minute and read and approved, mak
ing a complete record. Though some,
payment were made without verl.
fled claims, each wn recorded In the K , U
minute book by consecutive number 9 jt
nnd passed upon by nil of the board I H
without exception. I- ' ?M
CiniNirlou A tn Salaries. K ,?'H
No fair minded clllten or taxpayer J I M
would desire thnt member or the H
board, who had to spend three day Hr -vbV
time nt Price, be Rlvctf one day' nl- i 9R ," ItH
nry. when the ) early Milan' would np- W IH
proximate hut forty-eight dollar. iJrfl
Knell school district wn paying It 1 H
school trustre rrom one hundred to Br . J,'vH
three hundred dollar annually, where B -'H
the meeting were held about quar.
terly. nnd nt home. The nmount paid m 'JfH
the high school trustee wn Inslg. ; K vfl
nlflcnnt. when the pay nnd work of f 'jBfl
each I compared. 9k. -flBj
C. It. Mnreuseii. u chairman nf the K ,
board, made dally visits to the"tilgh J4
school Jiulldliig while the same wa r
under construction. Ill careful nt- B KSI
tenllon during a period or eight B '' 'BB
month had much to do with the lax- Wp mB
m)er getting value received nt the H BB
completion or the Carbon rounty high Hr Hfl
school hillldlng, n structure second tit BB
none of the kind In Utah, nnd of B flH
which ever) litlxen of tho county I BL BB
Justly proud. In the selection of HL BBJ
teachers trip were made mid many BB s BB
committee meeting were held. When t MK BB
he wn elerted to the superintendence ' r . BB
thnhlgh Hchoot law wn not enncted. Bf H
lie wn made ex. officio member or the BK. BB
board, honored with II chairmanship. BD BB
burdened with II excess cure nnd BsKiflVJ
ror which he was voted by the hoard BJrBBl
come sixty dollar ror supeniston of pK aBJ
tho building, mid some sixty dollar , BK BB
additional ror meellug covering , Bb, .BB
period or four years. ij . vXBJ
Now Hint the high school ivudlt I Bf BB
rinlshed, IMmiind I to give hi at H
tentlon to the hook or the severnl ' ? -'BbI
district or the county In existence BT 'BB
prevlou to the consolidation or nil. . B BB
Thl I to go on nt twenty dollar a ' i ' B?n BbI
day nnd vxpenre. This I the charge J K H
ror the high school school audit nlao. . J B BB
DIsciumIoii of tin Tax tatry. ' '' B BJ
W. N. Ileatty. tux agent of the Den I R H
ver and Itlo (Irnnde. appeared before J, ' , B BBJ
Hie board and gave It a hi opinion B BB
Hint the levy of twenty-three milt I ' m HB
In excess or Hie statutory limit nllow- '' m BB
ed. After it free nnd full discussion or i lr
the matter It wn decided that the ' f
Imard of county commissioner be f I BB
naked to reduce the school levy to I .BB
eighteen mills, which will be done. ) .; .BB
When here Inst week Tax Agent Heat- , ! J BB
ty staled to The Hun that attorneys ' f i BB
for the railroad and other corpora. '.I H
tlons operating In CarlKin county had ),. ' . BJ
thoroughly looked Into the school tax iUf ' ' , v BB
levy and were convinced that sixteen Iff 1 ''BB
und one-hnlf mill I nil tho vohool MtV Bh
board can legally hold out ror. How. .iai . -BB
ever, It wa not the desire or hi com. tiT,, ''BB
puny and other with whom the mat. V'i ' '-''BBJ
ter had been taken up to be nt logger 5 l vt "Bfl
bends with tho school board, und that V' , 't'BB
any reasonable reduction rrom the 'l ' hA BB
twenty-three mill proposed would be H )!: '. H
met In n spirit of fulrnea ruther thati 'iMln i
go to the courta. It appear that 1l9 SB
Ileatty' argument with the ohool l&Y ;. r' BBJ
hoard hn borne fruit. il, ' F BB
deorge A. Murphy of Kenllwortlt. 1 wfll
lepresentlng the Independent Coal jtl: L BB
and Coke company, orrereiV,to sell the V . , f , H
building used as a Bohool house at Jm , H
Kenllworth ror twenty-rivo hundred INS i , BB
dollar, thl to Include n ninety-nine . fliHi BBJ
leur lease cm the ground upon which tttlj BB
tho building stand. The offer hold- III ' BB
good until Mnrch 1. 1910. He pro. f " J . BB
posed n rentul or rorty dollar, n i5 ' ' l BB
month, which wa accepted. J ' t h' H
J. A. Korsythe wn given the fe'J f "'
plumbing contrnct on the new school f ', ' BB
building nt Hunnyslde, hi work to B i I' BJ
cost u hundred mid fifty-four dollar. E L -4BJ
William Hvan wa appointed Janitor If if f BB
at Cuitle (lato nt thirty dollar a I ' f BB
month. Cameron Coal company I l I ' r BB
allowed ten dollar a month rental 1 i , y BBJ
for a school building there. '.lit ET -BB
The board adjourned to September 571 r IBB
7th. .. U) BB
ciiAitoKD with Tin:rr or I jm OK'Bb
watkh ritoM puici: CvN.r. I Wt 3-' M
Arnold MtKwun of thl city I R 'K - 'BB
chaiged with the theft or wuter from HWtt Be
Hie Price Water company canal In a SKhI I BH
complaint Hied before Justice Middle. IfVTB 1 H
ton lust Wednesday. The case will be HXnB ' BBJ
heard Hatuiday evening next. From 9j I'M U. &
what The Bun learn the gentleman Is 1,1 ' BBJ
gulltlesn or any wrong doing, being 111 '' ' VjB
simply In the employ or other whom E V M 'BBJ
he wa working ror and under whose 1 t 1 L .BBjJ
direction the water wa pumped tit I I M 9
Parkdatct addition. The case wa I Vll I BBJ
postponed until Saturday, It I under. 1 l&j ' ' BBJ
ntood, to hnvo present nt the hearing Eli. ,U. BBJ
W. V. Olson, who wa nt the tlmo nb. mn3 r'JBB
sent at Hult take City, and whose eiT U9I1 CS1
denco In the cuve I considered Im. luu h Bfll
portant. 1 I BJB
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