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i Bp lh must complete job printing (IK I) I Hll iTIJiTSSIil 'Hi 'Kfe' 2ill.bWIXiTT
Ml book binding establishment In Vv J I 111 Ij''-nSWS-fevVV -"11 111 II II III Hn a circulation throughout Kaitera tflH
i Blk Mrt of l'rovo. No piece of work SSy tlkilkSS-JgjS 1 IT.A-L0 rHVrSaZL 1 II y 1 1 III Utah and Carbon county that It Is not ILffl
H Ufte or too small for The Bun. u " L 'NT Jr oihnmcd of Advertiser nro Invite fFaVfll
pfettork of legal blanks. Pam- POLITICALLY, REPUBLICAN t0 Th Sun'" ,,rrW' tm n rrld,lr" Ekl
trkf nnd book work a specially. ncdjwSccond.riaMaUer Juj i im. at tho IVstoff., at Price. Utah Under the Act of March 3 l79 when this publication comes from the H
' vfL- VOLUME 1; NUMHEK 27. "nwrmmv " press and I. mailed to Its subscribers.
M- EEIt IIUDA'V DECEMBER .1, 1915
HIE SUPPLY 15
; UNUSUALLY LIGHT
,;, MIAMI to (iirr nv wirn
K COl NTKUKKITN.
Bptid IjiiiiIm In Very Mglit Hup
) 3Hj, tl tbt MIoiirl Itltcr nml ttio
) jHfrpiIrm N tt Aihnnco In Prlco
HtB Iomk tlio I.lnc IIokk Atlvnntvtl
B (t llrt "f the Week Ten Cent.
HjtionJcn.c Tho Huti.
lAKftAH CITY, Mo., Nov J9.
' Bwrt was mi mo shrinkage of value
iHieMrly tvery grade of cattle last
' Bxt the ugh declines were not rccro
' jflf toy kind The supply today U
', Bttit) jnc thouiuind head, the small-
1 4f ran in nearly throo months. The
I flwktt H ilendy to ten eenle higher
A tilling tattle, and strung to twenty
' -Wit rents higher on Blockers nnd
Jfjtni, the lower edgo of tho stockrrs
. Hil frtdcrs getting most gain. A
J-tturc brought out In the lunt week
!!Hiih iff steer trade Is that bu)ers
' 'Hd t" a firm price for prlmo steers
;;B-Up 140 today but canned up
', Hktk tell at a larger margin below
' 'H prlmo cattlo than heretofore It
Mit to linposslblo to rfet by with
, .wttrffltx, The wanned up tattle
i wiling at 17 DO to 18 00 nnd plain
Hdk that hne been slmpl) held up
. , ivturi'H failed bring 16 25 to
r ( us nrc m-nrre nnd bring
! in cs Host heuy tows l 00
I It ! good conn fG.St to $5 8S,
jikt I 76 to fl.00. bulls $I7S to
J .IS oltrn bulls 11.10 to It 00,
I i .,i H 00 to 19.50. There was
'-& tr p In receipts of lowit nnd
n 1 1 slot kers nnd butcher cattle
,gp U) ..'out it hundred nnd fifty car-
iii rrhlng These sold stronger,
S2 xk irs largely at Ifi.26 to lfi.75.
. k s nnd heifers $6.00 to $6.00.
u- r ifiml t'oturndo ytKirllngs nnd
' J at $6 SO to $6.90 nnd choice
SibIhi lie are still quotitblo up to
IS th ugh none Hint good were
rr i li Cumiuou grades of stock
. tt II nt $E E0 to $6.00. Choice
. k ' .s and heifers bring $1.50 to
nwu" !' iau white face heifers more.
.ii ills oul hist week Mere thirty
i at ' 'h'lUMtnd head, us oonipurml with
' at -,ii j -two thoumind the saiitmeek
0 k tr ago
HITI " 'KM ""'l tiyo '" l"1 ,'0,llH higher
jlK' v )((- Ipts twelve thoumind six
Miilred head There has been con-
tt iblv relnl In lh order bulug
MIU ,,: '" "' 'n ""' '""' "'',k- d tlie
four kk !N "' "liparcutly need more
ilder ,'"1" "" "r Kettlng. Top
yor i' t iilio was $! 77 Vi. bulk of sales
llJ to $6 70 Choice heavies bring
liighrst price, with the medium
KOIt !" close iKihlud, and best lights
llur ''i rn than it dime below tho
it or '' Hug receipts show a ilinrease
' ) per tent si far this month from
a wine dii)s lust November, nnd for
OK resent the hug market has u
rroi, long appearance
" la Sh'tp and lambs uro In light sup
r lite thousand Ininl lure today,
, vl rkes are going up, ten to fifteen
"".J -U higher today llest lambs here
" ie tome selit)-(lgbl pound Kan-
f I wtstcrns at $K.0, ;nost of the
,!., jw at $0 60 nml upwards. Tat
w"' in ire worth up to $5.65. wethers
'uh ,;" "Knl 'nr",,KH $7.!S, stimo
"n i') ng iiini'tj-foiir pounds, today
,, i I? 00 I'tedlug lamlm nre scarce,
U - at $7 50 to $8.32, feeding ews
SDR "' $ 5 bred ewes up to $6.50,
itrlt K icnrllngs $0 10 to $7.00
rcUl
;,d Some 111k Wool hales.
Hun '' I OI8. Wyo. Nov. 2. A iiiar
' . a million pounds of 1015 wool,
. 'ki ' has beon stored here uwnltlng
'Oil "iproNement In mnrkot conditions,
isk en sold to a Chicago hoime for
i lib 'lr not minoiitu'ed, but said to be
ltr j to twenty-five cents jt lxmnd
and 1 dial involves eighty thousand
ml "ui u owned l John Morton, sixty
rlct Viuitt iinunds owned by the Hoot
I ' tnk compnny nnd a hundred
Cost ""I ' n thniiHond pounds owned by
If M irton it Jonno Hheup company,
ijf. Auuin tlireo hundred nnd fifty thous-
njTs 1 i mills of 1915 wool remains In
let- "fK" here,
as .
A Ml(,tovi:itH IIA1,I,VIN(J '1(1
Till WTI-COYOTi: CA.MI'AIIJN
rnrn I wuiie has been received by ('.
J ' Ktwart socretan1 of tho Utah
J o,Kriwers' association, from prom-
1" S1" ""'growers of the Htuto that
, p1 ill lo-operato In the movement
i, 'r tu extermination of predatory
J, Wlm.n and will bend every effort
! ta ' ' lne ,'"tructli of cootM dur-
JJ C l mber nnd Jauunry. Htevvart
Ji " t ilriuliir letters to tho wool-
Jj ''" ' Inrormliig them of the co)ote
J nil 'Kll
JS Th dimtruttliin of iierdatory unl-
ij J,l ill lie the principal subject of
t. i i . at the t'tah Woolgrovvers'
5 "v 1 1,.,,, wnUh w,n l)0 i,o)(l nt sait
1A u' U January tSth. Htowart
y ' III ask the iissoilation nt that
'" rutsu a fund of fifty thousand
'""' i r waging war on io)otes.
J ' i Utor animals lake n toll of 10
y,x nt from the I'tutt fluelts usth
i !' S1,1 8ew" "It ? af l,al
iH1, " '"" t0 "l0 "heep Industry Hint
i uld bo exterminated.
Y , ' d suggest raising the bounty
J "wn m oo to $3 00 or $1.00. That
)! i noourogu trajipers to be more
J1"1 Then as tho cootuM beeomo
T iuhr m numI'or I would favor grud-
"llji in reusing that bounti
r T' funJ raised ' th slier pmen.
1 rr I think sho i i e uned i In-
J BULL; "MAYBE I'D BETTER THINK IT OVER A LITTLE LONGER."
m .w"--" - ??
dlvblunU and wiUsldtarles of Hh (
arRNiilsittlAn far putting ml mIm
and purrhaslng tmm."
l)r H W. MrClure, socretar of th
National Woolgrowers' iissocUtlun.
sahl he has received assurniifMH that
practically nil the western state will
co-operate during the coining lw
months.
Tin notional convention will im held
the Ihlee days Immediately following
tin state convention mid Dr. McClure
said the predator) niilimil iiiestlon
will be extensively discussed.
I'rltv or Meat AiilninN.
WAHIIINOTON, l. C. Dh I. The
nvenige pike of moat animals hogs
and cattle, sheep nnd chickens paid
to produtels decreased 7.3 per cent
from October IStli to November ISth,
the ilepuitinent of agriculture todn)
announced.
Hogs averaged d.J6 per 100 pounds
on November lElh. That Is 0.3 per
cent lower than it )cur ago; btef cat
tle $5.85 or 1.8 per tent lower; veal
calves $7 69 or 1.1 per cent lower,
sheep 15. 18 or 10.7 per cent higher;
la in Its $0.70 or 10.1 per tent higher,
and ihiilieus $11.50 per 100 pounds, or
3.6 per cent higher.
hheep On Winter Itaugr.
Most of the sheep of this slate mid
Idaho to be wintered tin the range are
now on tho desert vest of Halt Itke
City, according to n statement made
b A. A. Callister, secretary of the
state IsHird of sheep commissioners.
The few not yet on the range will be
fed either In Idaho or Utah. Mr. Cal
lister says. There are proltablj fewer
sheep on the desert this winter than
there have been before, a large num
ber being fed In Idaho, where the Imy
imp was unusually heavy this season
The deseit Is reported In flrst-eluss
sIihih.
Cuttle Viliv Will I'iiII.
Hugh 'Wood, generul manager of
the Wood Live Htock lumpany of Ida
ho, expressed tho opinion at Halt Uike
City last Tuesday that the sudden end
of the Kuropeun war would result In
the fall of out tie prices In this coun
try to such an extent Hint many buy
ers ut top prices In this country would
be big losers. Up sns the past ear
has been one of the best In the his
tory of Idaho In both utile and agri
cultural pursuits.
Quarantine Is I.lflnl.
WAHIIINOTON, 1). C. Nov. 27.
Federal iuurnntlno for foot nnd
mouth dlneaso has teen lifted entire
ly from Massachusetts and New Jer
sey and modified In n number of
toiinllei In Illinois by an order effec
tive November 27th.
NMtlimV (JAl'flU LINKS
TO UK MAIIK STAMIAHII
OKNVKII. Colo, Nov. 29. I'lnliS
for Impiovumeut and extension of the
Denver and Illo (Jraude system were
announced today by 11 U. Mudge.
president.
Auooidlng to the announcement.
sovenD-twa inllos of new road Is to
be built In ftuuthwest Colorado, con
necting Juanlta on the Durango
branoh with flouth Kork nn the Creed
line.
Surreys are being miulo on till the
nairovr gauge llnet. In Colorado and
I'lsli. piellmlnury lo estimating the
tost 'f ouveitliig thvtn Into standard
gauge
"BOARD YARD" STEVE;
"HOW'S UNCLE HENRY ?"
There have been various Inslunccs nincc the election or 11)11 of
inlHinnntiKcmcnt of the county nffalm ly the "hull moose" officials
now in power In Carbon county, hut an echo of the campaign that
sIiowh to what HtraltH the party litis arrived was heard last Monday
when C. II. Stevenson, the hlf; thief of the "hull moose" herd filed
a complaint In Justice Middlclon's court in which he sues Sheriff
W. K. Henry for Hlxty-flve ilolliira and Interest for the lattcr'H
share In the CAMPAIGN EXPENSES of 101-1.
In brief the complaint alleges that the progressive party is and
was a political orKitniMition and that C. II. Stevenson was elected
chairman of the parly and that at a mcetlnK of the candidates each
candidate pledged himself to contribute ft per cent of his first
year's salary to defray the expense of the party and that the in
debtedness of the party more than equalled the amount which the
candidates promised to pay and that all the other candidates have
aheady paid their asscsscments.
Sheriff Henry when Interviewed by a representative of The
Sun emphatically denied that he had ever made any promise or
agreement to pay the amount stated, and asserts that the case
Krcw oul of a disagreement between him and an attorney named
Price, growing out of his (Henry's) refusal to do something that
he considered was outside of his duty. Sheriff Henry says that
the filing of this suit is a matter of PURE PERSONAL SPITE
and that there Is no person or persons who can make him do some
thing that HE CONSIDERS NOT IN KEEPING WITH THE PRE
SCRIBED DUTIES OF HIS OFFICE.
The public will now see that the disintegration of the "bull
moose" party Is complete. Even the complaint says that not
enough money was obtained by the assessment of 5 per cent on the
winning candidates salaries to pay their expenses. In fact the
whole proceeding sounds like the DYING GASP OF AN AL
READY DISCREDITED ORGANIZATION.
ACCIDENT HAPPENS TO RESPECTED
CITIZEN OF COUNT! 001 SOUTH
J. C. Jenson of Ferron, n prominent and highly respected citl-
zon, usually known among his best friends as "Long Chris," left
Gr.oen River Sunday last and camped on tho San Rafael river Mon
day morning.
i He insisted on going on to camp In Temple Canyon and got out
about sevon mlloa, where he tied his horses to n troo.. On Wodnos
' dny the horses were found still hitched to the tree.
We are advlaod that the body of Mr. Jenson left Green River at
8 o'clock this (Friday) morning in an auto, and may come by way
lof Price, or go directly over tho cutoff loading to Ferron from
j Green River at 3 o'clock this (Friday) morning in nn nuto nnd
may come by way of Price, or go iIlrecMy ovor the cutoff leading to
J Fen on and Green River
COAL LAND CASE I
COMES ON AGAIN I
. lB
Department of Justice Is Requested To Get B
Early Action In the Sweet Case JH
Coal Notes and Personals. Hj
Attorney rtrnernl Ikirnpn will nuk i
th dpimrlinont af Jnntlco to nxpcdlte
ltd n;iHHtl ti tint Hulled Hlntr-s mi- i
lirrmr court In tho t'tnh tfml land
innttt-r. niinniunlr kniiwn iih tho
! mh. MnuillniB the itrimrt
mrnt f the Interior In withholding
m thin on niillrnthin for inliinrnl
Iambi In I'lnh which full within thr
mhool land Km lit tu thlx MnU. Tho
nltnrnr Kenrrnl'a nfliiu linn hern ko
mllNd nnd nutlro uf thin ntlliin tvim
pptrd Wednomtn) Innt l tho ntntp
iHNttd uf Innd nuiunliiliiner fruni
Clny TnMinnii, (iiminlralnnor (if tho
Kenurnl Innd ulfli-o In WiixhlnKtnn.
The nttorncy Kfiicml In nnxloii tu
hitri) tho HimtI ouno enino hoforo tho
minroino cnurt im mton iih ihmmIIiIo.
Hurnm In ronfldnit tlmt tho ntnto'n
mntntliinK will ho uphold l tho
hhihviit trltiiiiml. nn thoy wore hy tho
tJnllfil Htatmi onirt ir ntonl for
tho KlKhth dMrlrt This dorlnlun. It
will ho rMnllfxt. wrm n KreHt vlotnr)
(or tht tnto In Hit offnrtii to retain
whmil ImidH iMiitnlnlim or hollocd tu
mnlnln KNil nnd iithor inlnrrnl dv
HHdta. Tho foilernl Kicrnmont -tlmt
In tu w). tho Konrnl Innd of tiro
oiintodtpd tlio tntoM rlKht to tho
land. v lili'li In tho iiKKreKiitH In of Im
nionii vnhio mid iiimiiin inlllluna tu
tho M-hmtU of t'tiih. Tliereforo t lit
i!oHMttnonl "f tho Intrrlnr kho nutlro
that It would ntiival tho dochdun tu
th miiiioiiio coiirt.
Atlurnvy nnornl linriiM rwnilvod
word Wdnwlii) from tlto dfimrtmont
of tho Intariiir that the ohw Imd nl
roady loii turtiwt ovop tu tho doiart
innnl of jutli-, with liiNtructlmw tu
curry It to tho inprmo euurt. Tho nt
lonmy k'HitbI hud iiNkml tho iiwoiu
trillion ( Hi lund uffloo In oximdlt
IllK tho HiimiI, hut nil ImiIiik lldltMl
that tho diiiirtuioiil of Jimtloo now
Iimm i-oniililt rlmrKo of tho rum fur
tho Koiornuiont, will twok iHi-oiii.ru-llon
of tho nttorno) Konorul of tho
t'nllml HtutoH In KutthiK a final did
Ion on tho inuttor u tHion nn piowllilo
Tho Mtitto hind iMinrd In lirotoKlluK
nil iiiilloutluiiN inndo In tho fudcrnl
Kooriiniont for inlnttinl Inndi uffort
Init tho Hrhool KninlN In tie pinto nnd
wmh udklKod ly CoiiiinliMliiuor Tull
i nn n uf tho Konornt Innd nfflco Hint
tho iiiillcntlon of Arnold draff, now
poudliiK, nnd nil ollurN pondlnK would
ho hold up until tho miprcmo court
Imd hoard tho iirKiimrntH In tho ion
troiomy and roudurod n doiinlon
Doixcs or vi)i, ritoi'i.ii.
Tho off leer nnd oxooiitlxo rninmlt
tio of tho Utnh Hoctloii of tho Ainorl
onn limtltuto uf MlnltiK KimtnoorN for
tho onmiliiK )our will ho V. V. Whit
toy. ohtilriiiiui; Walter I'ltvh. Mco
(hulriiiHii, Krni't (lnford. ooorotury
ii nd trmimiror, William Wraith nnd K.
U Corpontor. prculdont of tho I'nltod
StntoN Kiie I (ompunj with milieu In
Curhon and Kinor) counlloN. Tho ex
oiitlo rouinilttoo will moot IliU
month, when a pruunim for tho fiir'H
work will ho laid out. Tho necllon
now Iihn oiip hundriHl and ton uuuii
Imtn. and nn IntoroKlliiK yonr'a work
In oxiuotod.
TIiiiUiiio UiH'k Mlnlnif otunimny uf
SprlnK L'lt) In dovoliipliiK a conl iroN
pot near rnlrvlow. hi Hanpato (utility.
(' II Ollil. KohiKtt fur tho Utah
I'uol iim;mii). rwcontly rttturnud from
an fxliuulvo trip to niiilio. Arlx., and
Itoop Crook nnd Bly. Nov.
II I' tlaiilo of Halt ImU i'IO.khii
oral uiannifvr uf tho KoMtonp Conl
toinpaio, has raturuotl from a Mini
iicmi tilp (o Oion The luiupuny ro
poita mall in darn fur aetouty-flvo ar
lomU uf ooal nIiioo Ortohor Ifitll.
U I'. ItuluH of JJalt 1jUo rit. kpii
ral miiuiiKiir uf tho Curhon l'uol ituu
laii. roKirtN that tondlthinii nt llnlnti
aro ry KnttlfyliiK.
Tho Standard Coal lumpanj roport
that mm uvulhthlo for MhlpmoiitH In
h Im tit Tl pr cnt of whut would Im
noioMMiy tu fill order now uu hnnd.
Tho mllio In loukltiK wull. nnd thr
tomimny Iihm ujuyml a IiIk htmlncuMi
tltUt full.
Tho SprliiK L'anjon Coal toinpiiuy,
' 1'uelo" JiHwo KnlKht'H proper!) In
Cnrhuii outiuty. In workliiK full onpa
ilt, nnd tho mhm innniiKor In woll
plenand with market uonditlonii, tho
domitnd fur iul Imliu; much grtHitur
at prevent thiui whm tho utue a yoar
BO
("Hmoron Coal toiiimn operatliiK
uhuo I'uktlo (lute, In workliiR full I
forte and ut full tuimrlty. Tin com-j
iwny loportN tlmt the cur NhiirtaKo
tlmt hna hn mi mhrruwiliiK to cuul
protlutoi'N fur aume time U Krailimlly
docieulnK. K. kt. ltulapp of Salt I,ak,
Konoral manuHr for tho iumpau, ro
ontly ktltod tho oumiiuio'N proporiy
DuiIiib tho mwtlnK uf tho t'tuh So
lt of ICiiKlbMiit, hold In Malt I,uko
City on tho lllh Innt.. S M Sneddon.
Niipoilnlondont uf tht Utah Portland
('inant otmpany, prMntd h tiiMt In
tiieirtliiK iwiiwr ttv tho umm and ninnii
factui of iKiwtUiod etml, llluntrAllntt
IliU dlicourwi with Nltirtfoptlcon vltws.
William II IColkxy. Jr , itsplutnnt ohlof
r tin tin imroaii of meiii.inUal In--i
i tn'ii itdiot,tl IiIh t I ttiliiB tho
imo uf powdrrnl eon I UN u pOittlbte 1
provontiitlvo of the loenl mnuko. nuls- H
ii 11 co. iH
CvitNldornhto Intorettl In holiiK din- HH
pln)ctl In tho tout ruiiN holiiB inndo
with tho Ooodinnn 'Vlrnlght fneo" inn- IH
fililno. Tonta a ro holiiK mndo nt the ftl
Clear Crook mine of the Utnh Tuft H
rompany lint work Thomna M(lrnw, H
Rctlvml mipellntendelit uf tho Ullltod il
HtntoN I'uol cumimny mlnciti W. J, HI- HaLD
wood, Ronrrnl uporlntendonl uf tho MLH
llulcpondonl Coal nnd (Nike roinpnn)'. 1
nnd JaniPN K ('arprtlter, tdilof etmlll- IH
oor of tho Unltod Htntoti I'uol oumpany. H
nmdo a trip tu t'lonr Crook In order to ftH
Hft tho tout Ih'Iiik inndo l tho nin- IH
Tho aoliuol huHrtl of Hull Iiko City B
Iihn noooptod n hid uf tho llniulirrKcr H
Cuul eumiiiiti) to furnlnh ulituk cont H
fur tho elty itchtmla nl $ J 1S a tun, nnd H
tho hid uf tho I'arrott Cunt cumpnti)' HH
to mipidy mil nml at $1.0 per ton. ImB
Ihlrtroti roniHiiilei put In hlda fur ' B
oliu k nml lump nml Jeremy I'uol HH
lomimny. f I 00, ft . I'liwher-Klttlo, LH
IS.tiO, f I 71. Standard I'uol rompnny. H
fl.XI. lt.00, Wuodrurr-HlioolN-Murrl, H
ll.flo. I'arrott cml tHiinpanr, $2. SB, H
It. OS, lVtlerul Conl compnny, $3,00, H
K.M; Cotitnil CihiI nnd Ctiho coin- 1
I mil), t:.7l. 11.00; ImmhurKur Coal H
Luinimti), MIS, ll.7(. Mnrtln Cttnl ' ,1
comiNiiiy. 3 . $1.11. Attinuoo Conl H
fomiHiuy. $i o. t H: j V. Duionn M
Co ruiniHiuy, throo othutiln, $2.90, H
I
U n Murphy, thlf ontOntcr of the H
ltidiondont Coal nml Cuke oompnny '
al Konllworth, waa tluwii from Suit H
Itko Cllj- )otrdny nnd pniilrltmtcd V H
ton tliBUiHintl tlolmrn to tho trenniiry i B
uf Curhon ooiiuty uu tuxua fr hliprln- H
olputa. Tint mlni nt ICoiilliforth ' BBSJ
would ho workliiK every day If It tvoro
puMilhlo tu Krt Denver and Illo Omndo 'B
mllroiid earn Mr. Murphy lulled
Konllworth otordu nnd will ho hack ,lll
III I'rleo toiluy. :
C N. Hlrooll. proitldoiit of tho In- !'
dopontlont Coal nnd Cuko compnny, la
Imek nt Hull Uiko City nflor NPendliiff i
Noorul wooka In California nnd In tho jlHH
Nolthwont. Mo wiin nit'omimtiled on Vl
tho lrli. mimtl) fur phwiHiiro. hy Mrf. 1
Wllllum ShloldN of I'uutlier lim no- H
coitod n pokitiou nn mine formnnn nt H
tho Ullltod HtutoN I'uol oom)iin'' I
inliie ut Mohrlnnd. Ho IntondN to Hpfl
move IiIn family from lunthor to hl
tiou loiutliin in n row tlayit. &
Utnh I'uol company thin year
(111 1 6) paid Hovonty-tnu thotiHantl dol- YJ
lalN taXt'H Thin miKht lo help out ) laVMfll
mime" tuwitrilN niatl liulltllnK nnd KlVMB
whool lioiuoN hi Carhon tounty. Don- !-H
pi nml Illo (Irnndo In comlnK nlonic !)HvA
with iihuiit rlxD-nlno tlioimaml. 'UDi
A C. Wat In, tdilof ciiKlneer of the El
Utah I'uol company, wiin laid Monday
oloutod proMldont of tho Ilocky Mnun- '
tnln Cunl Mlnlnif liiBlltiite. The In- j
ntltiito. tho innmlierHlilp of whlah onn- taBVJ
nliitN of tho IiIkIi urrichilN of conl com- )
pnuloN opt rating In Wsomlmr. Utah
nnd Culorndu, oponod Uu annual con-
volition In Denver Hint day. It was '
conllinitttl Tuondiiy, cIoIiik ut n din- '
nor In tho ev online B
MutterN euuooriilni; the tlovolopmont ' BApJ
of coal iiiIiihm In tho Ilocky Mountain MK
roKlon, aufoty applliinee iiuonthinN and VAVJ
mnrltln prohlomN uro amoni; the jjBvfll
linporlitnt IIoiuh tllmuiweil nt tho can- Vfll
ferotico uf tho limlltuto A C. Wntta JataWMl
In one uf thu hot knunn mlnlnif on- L'SVH
KlnoerH In Utnh. He him lion prom- tSflfll
luontly Idontlflwl with tho aitlvllloN of 1Bt9
tho liiNtltuto nIiico IIn iirKnnlxAtloii, Hfl
Ah chief oiiKluvor of tho oxtennlvo trfflVi
pruportloa of tho Utah I'uol company IliflVJ
In Cnrhon county and ut Komoriet, UHl
Colo, ho dlrovlH tho nellvltlttN uf one tVaWfll
uf tho WonI'm lurifoNt InduiitrloN. The 'SaVJil
output uf tlio ouiupiiny annually Ii HBj
tlttt. tu ivvu million toiiH of eoul. aRU
IIUli op t'lmrlou W. Nlbloy Iiiin re- taffflVJ
tolvwl u letter from T. 1. Wohher, 9JH
maiitiKer of tho Xlon Co-op Mercantile 'WgRjM
liiHtltutliiu, ntutliiK that n loonl com- jNE
i lin of Halt luk Cit Iiun boon noil- SflP
i fltttl to Ntipply tho imiial ChrUtmaN -nlH
iloiiutloii of ooal Klvtm hy tho Inatltll- -93
tlun to thu poor Tho ordor on I In for Nfl
n hunilied and fifty toim or lump ooal . HsH
' mihjoot tu dlatrlhutlun hy the prould- ' KH
I Iiik huhoprfc nHH
jflH
' JACK IIOIHkXhie IX TOW.V 'faVB
i iIbU
; Jack liuiluNw, editor af the 8bM1
!! Kane County Ntttva, Uj In Halt ifiVJi
1 ImU City from Kunuh on hull- ttD
' iimm. lie vpeakH unthimmiitleully 4 ivBI
uf tho uttruetluiiN uf Suuthttrn fiflflHI
Utuh, (timt Ittlly of the Ornpil KUVJi
! Chiooii. the wonder of which, TIpJV!
he Maya, ahuuld bo hotter known JIS3J
umunc II talma. Duiliiff the M
p4it fow muiulw "Jutk" ha won aflJBt
! lunvldoiabio roiutfnltton In tho 'ICNP
Kat fur III literal y work, wipe ! IfllKl
tlall hie verae writing Tim rMHkT
Lllerar IilKt leoontly repni- Hifiln
. dutod hlN jtoom on the Ornnd ' RBsl
1 Canyon and hulled him uh "n L'BYmI
' true poet of the Wtt M I'm' 'iHflB
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