The Sun. [volume], January 19, 1917, Image 1

About The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932

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I HOW TO DO BUSINESS
i Don't do businoss in the dark." Thnt applies to buyer and seller.
1 Folks advertise because they nre convinced they have somc-
1 thing worth selling.
1 The Btorc that docs not use printers' ink may have the goods,
I but the public doesn't know it.
I And it hasn't time to find out without the slorokeoper meot-
9 ing it half way.
I GOAL JAMS YARDS,
I RAILROAD MAN
SAYS
Mil' VI ION NOT IIA1.I' M) It l S
I'KOI'l.li lll,li:VI.
t'tiilt I'lH'l Complin) Orritlnl tlmllM
MinrtnRt mill lllnmc-i Culil Wcntlicr
lhtlnrv UN Conevni Would Wcl
limit luvrMlicntlnii nl tin .Mailer
M-on tin lnili-ienilcnt ('ompiinlc
Tin idhI tll 1 nitiiHtinii in Suit
like ('It, Mill renin Inn tenet, with
trliiK Mateim-nt from dealer hiiiI
i ruddier On tin "lit hand come
I hi' prnlpxl of tin dealer that the
i roilm era hiiiI tin railroad are con-
I ilml'iD tanm-a of ii "hortHKc which
M working ninth hard-hip itinl eufft-r-lug
during HiIk nilil (ipell, will It from
tnu uthiT oun that of ftipl
line tin- Mntement Hint the ltua
tmti Ik nut half mi IhuI ii the dealer
would limn the public believe Mow-
viT, tlm fiat remain that there lire
man) hoiiMcholdtr x-ully In need of
the cuminndlt), and with them It Ii
tot it qucMlon ot whu In to litHmi. hut
where Im tin mill mill why cnn'l they
ifl II '
tdmlt Then- In n Shortage.
To A. I I'ler-on of tlm Utah I'iiuI
i iinpnn) In attributed thu rtatcmcnl
Hint tin inhl vventhur of tilt' mt few
Uyn tin greatly accentuated tin coal
rltuntloii In Hint rlt Tlmt by rinMiu
nf thu cold weather then In an ah
Hernial demand, nml wrrr It not fur
tho (nit tlmt ever) body want fuel Hit
.hurtngc claimed hy tho dealer would
not uxlt
"Wi nilmlt Hint then In n cnrclty
of i on I," wiyit Mr. Plenum. wIiom com
piny iiippllrii at lotmi Bo par it-nt of
l lie total dealer, "ami no diTiibl thrrr
i nomc Juntlf Iciitluti for It, or at lent
It Ik unavoidable Junt now. Tin ther
mometer at Char Crick Tuudny leg-j:
litrrril thirty-two degree below nml
the dKdcultlc nltnchttl to mining un
tier uiirh ttmdltlnn In nppurriit. At
the mine nt Winter Quarter nml
Cmtlr (luti lhy an working (nil
Htm
Wcliium-. I lit ixIIkiiI Ion.
Tin limit- In Hnlt l-nko I'll) an
nut im lmill off an the) would have
people believe (tight hi n III thill
l.uku City im Iihi th problem ol
four Independent coal i-ompiiulc
making thu boiiKt thnt they will hrltiK
the mnl "lumllon to n fncim with the
.iM of the lelluturc We certnlnl)
wIkIi the) would tin ho We Invite
i wry lnvetlgHtlnn ami art not lrln
I I pnmt Hit buck, iik ot hern art Then
the tllfficilltltw Wilt be brought to
light ami the reined) nteileil will I
He led Halt Uikc Cll In nut an
worn off thiin tn.wi) other place
Tin re Ih a general hurtngu of coal hII
over Hit United Mate. Ami I will
ippleincul HiIk Muteim-tlt h u)lug
thut Halt l.aku fit) Ik not half iik
li.nllv off hk iHiiiie other phut I know
(
lleiimnil l Vit) llrat).
A inn denier mid Tiiecduy that the
IntreuKeil ilemnml hy rtsnuiu of Hp
mill weather hint uk'Krnvuteil the eon I
upply Mlluntlon not a little hit. that
pmpli an iihIiik up twice a mueh
on I uk when thu w wither wiik milder,
whhh with the Htreetn In Koine Hoe-
ItiliH In nltntiKt ImpiiKmihli rouilltlou.
iimkeK It luird on dtsiler ami eoiihiimer
like
'We llttW Ktillle ituil oil llHIIil," lit
4hl uml art iinxinu to tlellier It,
t'Ut hi w tun we let It to peoplt with
the Htn-elH In mieli i-omlltluii? We
imvi luntruitetl our drlverK Hint when
they mi there U an) mill, ii ton at
'(IM, In Hit hlu of a eoiuumer who
Iiuk ordered mat (rum iik to rufinn to
h'llur It nml we will two that It Kiu-t
ti out in tuull) In need of It Mitnv
in orilerlni; mul jut now who Iiiim
no Immediate uettl fur It, ami Hie)
urn parti) to hlnint for thu MhorttiKe.
Iiut ho noon iik Hit uhtk ulu ilellvered
t.i iik hy the rullroHil eompmiy. then
will wt Imt k up our tuuniK to them
ml tukt the uml hwh) There an
Meral tarw now at Chureh farm. It
look iik If Hit pvuplt. i an hlHiilt the
nealher man a little jut now "
I'leiil) of foil I In VanU.
The foreHolllK nUtelilelit uhk Hie
on ni-iii ii" oiilmou of all Hit ilutlmo
In Knit like Clt), with Hit exception
-r on denier who ctult-d einplmilfHl
t thut main famllluM unit reil uo.il
whin Hun huh uml U tuda), no in
nial need of It It loukK like wlfl.h
ueiui to mi Mihl thin iIkhUi. ami
Ihele an I' no tiuuwi fur It I'eoplt
Sniwlni; the ultuutlou hell Mhouhl not
ordir eon I unluwi thu) haw a roul
iiihh fur It If we know the) hnu hk
little iik a ton, )ou can rent uiwiired.
Ihe) will riH-eli ittt more and will
hne tn wait until people In more ur
ti nt need an HiipplUtl"
Rurely the mul ileulerK art not
kuklim' ultout their auppl) now- ate
lhty ii.ked AwtUtanl (iiiuvral Man
iKtr I' It Itookwull of thu Deinir
ind IHo (Irunde "Thuy hail mure
- -ml In the )ard ytterduy thun the)
tuuhl hundlu, more coul than thuy
hud yuril fucllltloa to hantllu. I'uh.1.
idy ihjiih' did not luiva no much a
otherK, but thuy all hutl i-uul, ami If
thtre U uny complaint comliiK from
i'io.NHi:it or i'outV'.m.m:
PASsli. A WAV AT I'HOVO
Niithiiiilel K, WIIIIuuik, u 1'roiii plo.
Iiet-r of IklU. died Ttietdiiy mumlnic
from llriuht'N tlUeum ut thu iiki of HS
)uupk. lit whk horn In IIIIiioIk ami
t iime to I'tali with IiIn purentH. Mr.
ami Mm. Alexander WllllnuiK, and 1o.
en ted In I'roio. ulilth Iiuk kIiui heen
IiIk hnuie. lie wuk uitlve In pioneer
ilu)t In the work Imhhiut to thu de.
velopinont of rtuh uml wuk mu Imllun
war xeterun.
Het'eHKeil Ik hlirvlxed h) Ihe follow
In.' t hlldrt-n W. A. WIIIIuuik of Ouk
land. Cala . Hun C. WIIIIuuik of lilie.
lew. (lenrKe A WllllcililK of jrk.
Urn. Jaiiii-ti II HitWK uml Mrx, John
N. (lulltk of I'roio, MrK. J. o. I'uu
Kelt ami Mr t'lmrlen I'uunett of Price.
Tin time of (hi funeral Iiuk not
hi en del lilt d. word helllK expiHttd
fiom hlH mm In Callfornlu.
m. i: iimi'i'irr wii.i, uvits
orricits in hir i,akh cirv
lllildelit lo the KCIierill lulxup In
iener uml I tin CJrn rule, ilriltw, M. I1
llraffut, who fur thu mnt Meventteii
)uara Iiuk hemi the huul litwil or Hit
leiml deMirtmeut of Hit Utuh I'liel
iiimimii). Momla) riKlHl ofllilal
notice of Hit tennlimtloii of hu iH-r
liuu Willi the Could InteretK, the
houril of tllrmtorK In New York lm
Ink' reKohtnl that tliU tiffin- Khuiihl he
deelured Hciint. It i iinwrted that
llraffut Iiuk In en let out on ui count
of thu mlxup of the Clould (umll) In
New York
Attoruo) llraffet Ik wull known
throuKhout thu Htutu and iwpoclull) In
Ctirhon mtint), where ha Iiuk bundled
thu nffnlrK of thu Utah I'uel tHinipiui)
for the pant urtntiteen )enrK. lie will
upen offlvea In Salt Uiku Clt) for thu
Independent print Ice of law.
thu ooiiHumcr. surely Im cniuiot Iny It
at the door of tho railroad com
panlex."
IMIMTIf l. 1,1 Itrft lll.tt N M
Rntpred ns K"-0"'CI MMtcr. June i. IU at th8 PoMoff I. . nl l-rl. r I tali. Cnder thu Act of March S 1S7 H
VOLUME2;NUMHEIt3i KVEUY FIUDAY JANUAl"lY"l9 1U17 H
YES! WHY DIDN'T THEY ?
. SCHOOL BOARD MEETS
Ml Idn Tinnier CIiommi ( It-rk mid O
T. ltriHik Tn-aiin r.
Thu mUMilliluted Hthool honrtl met
TuimU), thorn rejvtit licltnf .' It
M cil-cn. (li-orre ftud, C It Juntj
nml Dr. A W 1't.wll. J C Hi null In
ItlK nliKClit.
Old IhiiiiIk uf the rev trill itrhout iIIk
trhtK iimouulliiK to tno.ono an tn h
relumleil with new lmnil through Hit
Hweut. Cauix), I'txttor itimpuu) of
Dfiixer Tho lieu bond will hir t
per tent. wlu-ruflK thu old oiiuk born 6
and 6 per tent NeJthT thu high
m houl nur thu hmt Ihuii of thu Trim
M-hnol In Ini-lildtil. The homllnR coin
4tn HiyK all cxprimwi uf Hit new In
Kilt ami tnkna thu ri-Kiiotinlhlllty of
aalhurlmr In Hit- old ImiiiiU (ruin their
riirnl holdcrc Thu matter n
hnndled throimh W II. Itullly fur the
Demur ttunpnii).
Mra. J. H. Varm-r'K hlldren and
Hurl Hluirp were allnweil 1.71 pi r
month for trnnxportiitl'in to thu Hun
ii)kIiIu kcIiuuIk.
Ilr A. W Dowtl n ported that the
hollt-r of thu Hunnynlilu xchool hentlnit
k) Klein had burnt ami he had hud It
repaired iilomt with other repiilri,
which in Hon wu upproMtl b) the
lionrd ,
C. It Mnri-iiiHni wiik Im-lriicti d to
hint- a telephoneiliiKtillied In thu I'rke
pulille mIiihiIk, (Icurue Huff prtnent
ett a cheik for 121.00 for rent of rot
Ikku at Kuitleld. which wuk accvptutl
hy thu hoard Thu mnttrr of blndliiK
the Ktlinol lllirnr) ImnkK wiik let to
I lo) it I trot bindery i(t twulu itntH n
Milutni- The imiklmr of repnlrK on
the Carbon. Illu ki houl wuk left to the
KUprrxhdun of Hit count) uii rlnteliil
enl and J C Hthultx. He run Oh-t-n
wiik orilernl to illlike thu lietewmr)
reHilrn on the I'rlce public ki hool
hulhllliK under thu direction of C It.
Miircunun
' I'ruKhlelit MariUMu proponed the
follow Imc unler of hiiKlnuwt for tmtt
Iiikk of thu bonnl. w tilth wuk ndopted
IteinlliiK of mliiutuK, iinflnlphnl IuinI
lie) Hlteiitlon to miitterK iruKuted
In penton, riHirtK of mmmllttuK, of
I Kern, I run oilier. Kuvrt-tary. fiiperln
tuudeiit and rt-prwi-utatlii me in bent
of tllKtrhtft one. two, three, (our ami
flu-
At an adlournutl met-llnu held on
Thurftlu), at whli h . inemberK were
prewnt. Hit- immlnrJ' tif a clerk ami
tiuHKorcr whm iuniji- iThu ilerkKhlp
went to Mint Idn. Taunt r ami thu
lriMKUrTKhlp to Oijain K, llrookn. Mltw
Tanner Ik to rt-ielvt- $00.00 per mouth
while Ihe tri-nKiinr Ik ml to CO. 00,
Ml.- Tanner to tin KtemiKraphh- work
for thu Kiipcrlntenilent. After which
thu board adjourned
NEW PROHIBITION
BILL OFFERED
BY BOYDEN
I'homdim roil jiANi'i'Acrfiti:
or a ii:it cunt ni:vi:u.n
I'lah llrtwcix Dm) 'Unit llie An
ItnikliiR I'mil-loim o( Till I'm
Kitl Ait AliRUot rirt or Hu
l'ncnt Vcar Ih Date That I'nihlbl
Hon Ik in Ih Math litfitlUt-.
A new prohibition hill, offend uk ii
KUlmtltute for thu Yuom bill, bun been
Introduced In thu Iioukc of reprenen-tiitiki-H
by J, U llo)ilii or Hiimmli.
Thu author ik thnt IiIk meuniirr
"will prohibit ami will not lx uxpun
dvu or fnrilcul." OrrlrlnlK of thu
.betterment nml prohibition Iuukiium
believe that thu llo)tluli bill hun thu
bucking of thu t'lnh hrcwcrn. JoKt-ph
l.lppinnn or thu Halt Iikt- Hruwlnit
lompnn) mi)h that lit ha not read
thu bill and Iiiim no tomnu-nt to make.
Thu hill mnkeK no prollon fur u
mmmlMiliim i of prohibition, fur
ociircli or prlv.tte Iioiiick by peuit- of
flicrK wltlioiit Kcnrili wurrnniK, nml It
pi-rmllK thu miiniifni turn or mult
drlnkK contiilnliiK 3 per rent alcohol
Thu chief fciiturcK of tho hill uri -
The tunuurai lure, wile, iIIkpomiI ami
piMrufmlou or IntoxIcatluK ll'tuor i-x
leplhm pure alcohol Ik burred,
TraiiKportalloii of llipior Into thu
Ktntu or to or from any point In thu
Ktntt Ik Imrrt-tl
All IntoxluiiHiiK ll'iuorK uml mot
INttent uiedlclntK aru prohibited, with
tin t-xiepllou or "2 pur cunt" tlrlnkK.
I'hiirmui'lKiM nuiy keep unit kuII
Krulu nliHihol with pcriulmilon or Hit
OlKtrlit court. Alcohol nuiy be iikiiI
for Hh-ntlflc, miKihniiliHil or mudlcinul
lire upon applliallou to Hit tlUtrlet
iiiurt.
I'liHrmuihilK will lorn- their Hiuiikuk
uptiii Kucond lolutlon or thu Inw
Win uk tuny lie need for wicriiiiientiil
purpoKUK. ami ma) be Khlppcd from
out thu Ktntu
All lliiuor HihcrilKlnK U Imrrrd. .
I'ernoiiK found drunk In public
pbuuK or In thu prcKi-utu of two other
pert-ouir nre Kullty of lulKduiuuuuunf.
No KuHruh and Kt-lxure of lliiuom
may be iniulo upon luroruiHtloii ami
heller. Keurch wnrrnnlK mut hu oh
tulmd.
Thu attorney Kunerul Ik thu enfon
Inir officer of HiU act.
AURUKt I. 1917. Ik the date prohlbl
Hun U to be mudt etfeithe, hut
wholesale duulcrK mu) hint- fifteen
iln)K lifter thut time to Kft rid of their
KtoikK outKblu or thu xtnte.
SIS MKHBIKIT
(iolth-ii Itiilt Compiiii) Will K-n
Mull) New hloii-K,
MuuiKrM uml lalt-Kimii uf the J ('
I'unnuy Ooblen Itule more held their
KtKond tietwhiu TueKtht) of thu fifth
annual ioiim utlnn of tliu mrponitluu,
whlih opened Monda) at thu llotti
Newborn. n Halt Irftke fit). (ifflcurK
were i luctutl and plaiiK dlKcuiweil for
0nlnL' flft) new More K. C. Hhiiik
wiik idvitwd pruKldent of thu lorporu
Hon to kuscuihI J C I'uuue) and thu
other offleem wleilMil wen- K J
NeUhlxint, flrM xlie prulilciit. I II.
Mlldtl, Hecoild lce pruKbleUt. (I. (1.
Unit third ltu pruKldent A new of
lice, termini i halrmuii of thu htartl."
whh viuated nnd J. C I'eiilie) whh huI
cited tu fill Hit piwltlon
Thu rutlrliiK prtuldeut ruportml that
I the mrporntlon did a luinliitM of tti,
000.000 durlutc llb. It U aiitUlpatt-tl
that thu bUKlnuKK for thin )uar will
total more tr.un $li,ooo,ooo. Thu cor
pnratlon Ik prepni.ng to open fifty
nuw- Mturoti, to he run on thu mimu
plan iih their prtMunt one hiindrud and
twentyfie It la prnbuhlo that at
JutiKl four of thu nuw oiium will be
UKtuhlUhed In thU Ktntu.
The im mm I hamiuet of thu WhIUiik
manHKerM will be hold thin (1'rldayl
evening at tho iiimmcrclal club
About u hundred and Kevunty flvu rep
rcKontatlvca will attend, rurnianent
hiud(Uurtern of the corporation were
recently uKtuhlhilicd In Salt Uike City.
m (DOM MEETS "
SlilciialU Wiirnini- Pakl ami Other
I Itii-lm rnuiMii it tl.
The tlt cwtiiull met In rrxiilnr cr-
Hun Tiifmla) nlKht, onl) a kiiinII
lltnilUIlt lr lOlltllM hllKlllUUK bt-IIIK
trniirattutl Thu recorder wim in
Ktritiled to tukt- ii thu cII)'k loan or
three thomiaml dollar at Hit batik,
alo to pay oulMiimlliiK fldeiviilk war
rnnlK In the Mint or H. 030 'JO, with
uii-rutil Intercut. In Dei umlar. I9K
n former council imued IT.oaouo In
warrnntK to cover thu portion due
from the ill) mi nidewnlk pint mint,
hli It thu prurunl counrll Inherited hk
an Indeblt dnutw Unit Miinmur three
thoUHand ilidlara or thin debt wiik
tnken up, and Hu remainder ikiIiI off
iik Haled above.
AtconlliiK to Hit i-lty tir-ti-mrt r k
monthly Ktntumunl thu flnnnct-M of
thu clt) on thin date were iih folloWK
Hi-cilptK liuliiiict on hnnil $2091 01,
HccnKuK, 12711.75, Kelicral tuxtK,
tlO.BOO.OO, IlKht and water toilet.
HoiiK, 11283.1)4, tnlM-ullanuoiiM Itt-mn,
155. 60. Total, 117,376.83. DlhhurKu
inontK IK-ccinbt-r cIiiIiiih iillowuil In
Junuiir), ISOCS.ir,, bunk loan, 13000,
Idewiilk wnrruntx, KOt'JtH, paid tn
public library fund, SI 100; pnld to
bond lnklmr fund, I200o. Total,
111,21113. I.isllll(f li bllllimu of
I3U7 70 on bund.
There Ik )et to come In lietwien
Ihrru nnd four Ihoukniid dollar on
luxe, and IIiIk, with thu etiiTent rev
enue from IIrIu, vvntcr and IIcuiikvk,
will ropriueut the total rumlH avail
able for runulmr thu city HiIk )unr.
whlch Ik Iniletd a mraiti-r kiiiii com
pared with formi'r )enr. In nil prob
ability I ho city wilt I oko the latter half
or HiIk )enr'K aloon IIcuukok, which
umountK to flvu thnuKuud ilollurK. An
HclputliiK Hiii rnllliiK off In the rev
enue, thu council U already UiIiIiik
up thu tiuenlloii of curtailment or ux
peiiKUK for thu prcnent )rmr Aklde
from a Imlunet duo on Hu m w fire
nppnnitiiK thu clt) Iikk no olhir float
lute IndebtcilniiKH, In iiddllluii to pay
hit, off thu rollovvliiK ohllicatliiiiK, Hit
prudent council ha nlno tuken up two
HiouKnnd ilollurK rcmnlnliiK of thu
orlKlnnl ten thouwuid dollnr water
iHIIld iMUf
A fire and atrldint polh) In the
kiiiii or five thoiiMiiid ilollur wuk an
Ihorlinl on the new flm uukIiiu and
rtulpinent of the flru ih partment
Heveral minor mutter In n-Riiril to
IlKht and wutir -irlio wire rcftrrid
In the proper tmnmltttt-H,
iwiuimrEif dead
Hero n( Jlaullu Hu) I'iim uiij
I'uncrul hiitiinbi),
WAHIIINOTON. I). ( Jim l
Admiral (luirifu Dewu), hero or thu
Irntlln or Manila ha) ami wttrnn tf
thu civil war. thu forumo! naval of
flrer or thu United HtatcK, dltil ut III"
home hen- today. The naval hero
went to IiIk death quietly. IiIh hand
climped In Hint of III devoted wife,
who Iiuk been ut hi bwl.lile IhroiiKh
out hi fatal lllnc, tilth Ih-khii i
Week UK1'
Mr. Dewu). With Di-w A. M I'aUnl
hro) and 1., Hheldon, Jr.. or thu uiiv).
who iitendml thu admiral, welt Hit
onl) puraonK prenent uk he illtxl Tin
admiral had been uiicoum'Iook fur
hour, mid hi death had been ex
limited Hu hud iliideruone Kreat
palli Hinniuhoiit thu pnt two ila
but with thu apiroeh of tluulh hi
iilmldwl Into a Ktatu of tUlet iiinm
which laKtetl to thu uml
Order win UmmiuiI b) tin iuv tie
artineut lo brlliK all thu ladeU at
AnimpoIlK and all available blue
lueltiit Irom the Norfolk ami Wall
Inutuii na )ard lo atteud the
funeral here Kuturday Kretr Ha
Iker will onlir all available arm) iiiiIIk
to ntrtl liMte In thu cere m on I e.
Hecretur) l-itleln uml rankliiK of.
fUera were i .i..tKed iody airatiKluK
.thu detail. Thie lutlude appro
' prlate exert Uh. on every Amrli-an
.naval vewel and at all A merit an na
val MtntlmiK throiiishout thu world and
I thu flriiiK of itn admiral' aalute of
Icnvcntuen kuiik
A guard or honor, compoHcd of
ihluujuckita from thu gunboat Dolphin
i and thu preddeutlul yueht Mu) flower,
wa Ktatloned at the Dewey home.
It ha pructleally boeu decided tn
hold funeral nervlit for the admiral
In tho Capitol, under the dome. Hat
urJav morning at It o'clock. The
body, tuiwevir, will not he viewed hy
tho public-, lit the event that the plan
I perfected, congreiw would adjourn
on that du)
SMELTING COMPANY I
TO TAKE BACK ROAD I
- -
ExorclHlnjj tho prlvilcKo accorded in the contract with the Den- H
ver antl Hlo Grande Railroad company, the United Statc Smeltlnj?, )H
KefinliiK antl IiIiniiiK company has arraiiKed to take over the op jl
oration of tho Utah railroad November 1, 15)17. Preparatory to 11
.tumiming the operation of the road plans have boon made for the H
ixpciuHture of more than ?10,000,000 for terminal facilities nt H
Provo and in the Carbon antl Emery county coal Holds and for new H
equipment. H
The mad will be operated by the Utah Railroad company. An H
t'peratluK contract has been perfected with tho Denver antl Rio fH
Grande for tho movement or trains between Caatle Gate unit Provo, lH
nnd a traffic nrrniiKoment has been made with the Salt Ijtke H
Route whereby thrmiKii Bervice will be furnished between the Car- jH
bon and Emery county coal fields and Salt Iake City. jH
It is planned that the Utah Railroatl company shall lake over jH
the operation of the Southern Utah railroatl, which 'the smeltlnc; 1H
company controls ami which serves the coal fields from Price. H
When the arratiKement has been put into effect tho Utah railroad ;H
will be in a position to serve practically all the mines of Carbon H
and Emery county districts with the exception of those in the H
Sunnysitle and Scoficld districts. H
Half a million dollars or more of the fund appropriated to put H
the road on an operating basis will be expended at Provo in the H
construction of yards and terminal facilities and upward of a mil- jM
lion dollars is to bo used for the construction or terminal facilities TM
and machine, shops at Hiawatha. Options have been obtained on H
laud at Provo to accommodate the terminal yards and it is plan- H
nod lo begin work junt an soon as tho weather will permit. He- H
sides the yards, it is planned to erect ut Provo a modern round- 11
house, coal chute antl wntcr tank and such other structures iih are H
necessary to the operation of the terminal. H
Similar facilities are to be provided at Hiawatha and, in addi H
lion, a first-class machine shop is planned. According to the H
present program, all the heavy work on the equipment will be done H
at the shops at Hiawatha. H
The smelting company built the line from Castle Gate to the H
coal fields and from Thistle -to Provo. Upon completion of thu sec- H
tion from Castle Gate to tho coal fields more than two years ago H
the Denver and Rio Grande took over the operation of thu road H
under contract with thu smelting company. A little later thu line H
bqtween Thistle and Provo was completed and tho operation of It H
also was assumed by the Denver and Rio Grande nnd since then jH
has been useo by thnt company ns n second main track. H
Under thu terms of thu originnl contract, tho smelting company H
was given thu privilege of serving notice nt thu end of two years H
nnd assuming the operation of thu road at thu end of thu next year. H
Thu contract also provided that tho Utah rnilrond, in case it decid- H
ed to exercise thu privilege grunted in the contract, should be given H
an operating contract over thu rails of thu Denver nnd Rio Grande H
between Castle Gate nnd Thistle. H
Dissatisfaction with tho service given the mines, especially H
these of thu United States Fuel company, which in controlled by H
the smelting company, is said to have cuusetl tho smelting com H
puny to tuku advantage of thu provisions of thu contract. .Notice H
was served on thu Denver and Rio Grnndo November 1, lfllG, thnt H
tho Utah Rnilrond company would ussumu thu operation of itn lines H
nnd exercise thu privilege of an operating contract over the linen H
of the Denver uml Rio Grande between Castle Gate nnd Thlstlu on fM
November 1, 1017. jH
Since notice was served on thu Denver and Rio Grande negotla- H
tlonn have been under way between thu representatives of thu H
hmelting company nnd tho Suit Inku Routu to arrange for a traffic H
agreement north of Provo. Thin agreement, it in understood, has H
been perfected. H
Jointly the two roads have placet! orders for fifteen hundred H
nil-steel gondola curs to be used exclusively in coal service from H
the mines served by thu Utah railroad. H
In addition to thu terminal nnd shop facilities and thu gon- H
dolns, thu Utah railroad on its own account hits placed an order for H
hnlf n dozen new freight engines, some of which aru to be of the H
Mullet type. It in planned to have everything in readiness to be- H
gin tho operation of tho roatl under thu new arrangement by No- H
vembcr 1st and to give the mines of thu Carbon and Emery county H
fields next winter thu best service they hnvo over hud. Thu traf- H
flc of thu Utuh railroad will bo confined exclusively to coal, except H
possibly for a few passenger trains which will run chiefly to ac- H
commodate the employes nt tho mines. H
NEWS OFJUNNySlDE
llupH-iiluK of ii Stalul .Nature Dur
Im: tin I'u-t U'ivU.
MJNNYHIDU. Jan 17. The II H
i luh met Tumala) evening with It
IIiki and KlliMbeUi Jematu Tluxm
pretwnt wen Ardella IIIkkIiiwiii, Jkh
hIu Crawford. l.oule lnii, Mattle
ItlihartU. Mildred Marahull, Nallle
Martthall, Kern llennelt. Hub) Iteii'
nutt. MuIhI MiMlllau ami Dorothy
Knouf
Ml Hannah Naylur entertalnud the
followliiK laKt WetlunKna) evening
Mr. and Mr (leurgu Hmltli, Vivian
Kvann. Kllxabelh Jeiiaen. Ardulla lllg
KiliiHiu, Ito) Nurlor. Tail) ISvaiiK and
Jim Naylor. . (
AVIIIIam l.lttlejohn and fumll) mo
tored up Sundu) from CukIIu Uatu to
kpend thu da) at Hlu home of hi bro
ther. J W l.lttlejohn
tine of thu mit enjojuble nffulr
of the wuwm whk a card part) given
h) MIkh Mur) Tw addle lut Wedne
du) evening Thowi pruMiut were thu
Mhwo Mur) llrown, Vlolu Whlttaker,
Irene ThomaH, rturlHiru Twit il die ami
Itutti Murtlu, uml MuNKm. I.vman Vur
ner. C. J ItnhertK. W II. Huff, J. A.
Hldui, Vern Avery and Kvuu Jonue.
Mi Naomi Todd of Hlmo tipeiit the
week end with Mr. Hoy Cowley.
Mr. K. V Tucker entertained Mr.
J M Hlupp. Mr. W N Wttxel and
Mr. A. W Dowtl nt luti WednuHda) H
Hvnn June, u ilerk In thu coke
oven office, wiik IniiII)- hurt while M
walking between box ear In Hi vl-
elnlty of the toke ovuiiN. H
Thu Itmhroldery club met Hatur M
day with Mr. K. O. K'umten. Tho-i 1
prtKtnt were Mr. I'. It. I'uhrlmr. MrK. H
Jiiini We-ttflclil, Mr. A. D. Iliulley. H
Mr. J W l.lttlejohn. Mr. (I. K lletilt- H
Kluad, Mr. Ouorgu Hmlth. Mr. !d M
Hreiiuer and Ml Iron Thumu M
and Ituth Martin. H
Uilmtiud Wlekl) left Monday for H
hi home In Cluv eland. I In Iiuk Hpenl M
the WKt two iuohHik In Hunuyiildu. M
John A Hlder arrlvml Mnnda) from 1
I'lttHhurg. I'a . to fill thu pitltlou H
made vataut hy M II. I)etwellnr mime B
week ago. H
Thu Uulle' Literary t-liili met Hut- M
iirda) with Mr Harold 'Norgard. M
Thiu preent were Mm. R V. TuiUei. H
Mr. J. M. Hlnpp, Mr. Del Wood. H
Mr, '.tph Thonrnn. Mr. W. N. Wet- H
xul and Mtk. J H Vurner. M
Mr and Mr ('l)du I'oiih entertain- M
etl ut a chill party ufter one of the M
moKt uuJo)uhlu duiicc of the new H
yaar Hnturday livening. TIioko preK- H
ent were Mr. nnd Mr. O. U llekr jH
Htend, Mr and Mr. A. I). HadluyMr. H
and Mr. K. V. Tucker, MIkich Ituth B
Martin, Viola Whlttaker, llarbnru H
Tvvuddlu, Irene Thomau and Mary M
llrown, uml Metwr. Vcrn Avery. O. J. M
Itobert. 1 N. Dayton and Dnrrel H