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ing the supxrlntcndcnl or the Carbon
rounty schools, Mrs. llyan was the
first lady In arrive In this clt) which
was, when she mine here, n wilder
uiss. Tho loun wus first given her
name. Mr. nnd Mrs. It. H. l.usty and
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city, while the bo)s, (Irani and Italph
Murdock, when they are not nt school
spend moat or their tlmo at the ranch.
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home most of the tlmo attending
school and Wlls and Homer stay here
with their fathor nnd mother.
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(d an epoch In the lives of each and
the day was made the most of. A
sumptuous rilnnur was seivrd nnd alt
have rctururd to their various oceu
patlons and have taken with them the
memory or one or the most delightful
ilujs ever spent In their lives.
(OUST TERMSJRE FIXED
'I I lose uf Carbon County In IVbrunry,
June mill OcIoIht,
NotlfUatlou of the times or holding
court In the rnrlous Judicial districts
or Utah was riltd with Harden lieu
nlon, secretary a( state, last Wednes
day by tho suveral Judges presiding.
The valeudars cover sessions during
the entire year or 11S und dexlgnntc
the time or opening terms In each
county comprising each district.
Hnventh Judicial District, Hanpetn
j County January 14th, May (th. Hep
Itember th.
Itmery Couulyl'Vbruar) 1 1th, June
1 3d. October Hill.
j Carbon County February 18th,
Uuno 10th, October 21st.
tlrund Count)'- April 16th, August
)9th. November 18th.
Han Juan County April ISlli. Aug
ust 13th, November 13th.
I Fourth Judicial District, Utah Coun
t) Klrsl Monday In January, April,
July and October.
Wasatch Countw8econd Tuesda)
In I'ubruary, May, August and No
vember Duchosnn County, ljlrst Mondty 'n
March, June, tieptcmbor" and Decern
her.
Uintah Co'untvwfiocond, Monday In
March, June, September und Decem
ber. I j
SO THE P1E0PLE MAY KNOW
County Commissioners Albert lirvmr and "Hill" Hamilton nre out with a
po'illshcd statement IntPiidtd to delude the taxpa)litK public Into the belli r
that they were Justified In incepting the News-Advoeati's bill l"t month
for publishing tho delinquent tax Hut uf Carbon count), when that hid was one
hundred and tblrtyolx dollars and twent)nlne cents (II3(.:) higher than
tho bid of The Hun, There were twentyfour hundred and sevuit) -eight
iMI) ilcsrflpllons. -The work was glVn h'Ni'Vs-.nvocate nt'rlRhtooil
(IS) rents a description, while the bid of The Hun mmle In person by II
Manager before the hoard of county commlMloners was twelve and it hntf
USH) cents n description. At eighteen cents the Ni tvsAdvoente's bill would
tttal I IIC. 01 and The Huu's I30K 76 it illlferenew In favor of the News-Advocate
or II3.:. The News Advoiale claims to have collected a total of but
MIS M. However, that does not thange the bid In the least. It called for
c'ghleen (II) tents.
Ilrncr and Hamilton nwrt that The Hun made no written bid. However.
IT IH NOT Dr.Nli.D A VKItllAI. III!) WAH MADIS. K. H. Horsley, county
clerk, Is roollsh enough to certify thut no bid was submitted to him as count)
itudltor, yol he does not protend to say that Tho Hun did nut offer to print th
delinquent list at $ 1,30.39 less thuu tjin Ncws-Advnente hid, und If he knows
anything nt all about the matter he knows that the commissioners had Un
hid of The Hun before them and dc lined ll because of malice or that they
accepted the higher bid because or favoritism tn the ndmlnlntratlou organ.
Klther way one views the conduct of these two commissioners, they are guilty
or Intentional wrongdoing and th net result has been a mulcting or the tax
payers to the tune or II3C.IJ nnd the enrichment or the corporation In whluh
Mrs. W. T. Hamilton, wire or Commissioner llllt Hamilton. Is a stiokhulder,
the same extent.
In administering oaths the depom nt Is rtquvred not onl) to tell the truth,
but the whole truth. Hut In making u declaration or allrgid truth, not under
oath, Hamilton nnd llryner have studiously avoided telling the Important
truth, that Tho Sun actually bid under Its ompetltor one hundred and thirty
i.lx dollars and tweut)nlne ernts (1130.19), while It Is Hie truth that such hid
was not In writing. Ho It must be apparent to all concerned that those gentle
men uro desirous or concealing the truth relative to tho delinquent tax list
advertising They may well conceal the truth because the fact Is Just as we
have repeatedly stated tha' those commissioners have violated their oaths of
office, and have hatded out tho mone)H of the uupa)ent unlawfully In order
to Indirectly benefit the wlfu or "Hill" llnmllton as a stockholder of the
NcvvsAdvocnto, Having turned the trick nnd thu moneys having Ix-mi lifted
from the public treasury, nothing could bo more natural than that tho wrong
doers should I In about the facts. Lying Is Utile trouble to men willing to do
nate trust mnis to friends und relatives In violation or common hnnest
and law, '
It Is to bn noticed thai Commissioner Kmll Oslluud did not Join In the
published statement or Hamilton and llryner. Commissioner Oxtlund Is not
at nil In sympathy with tho scheme or peanut politics und has great pride In
maintaining his reputation for honesty und fairness, As to County Clerk
Horsley The Hun has no special quarrel. At the same time If he would follow
thu law as to county publlcutluim and printing matters such things as th
delinquent tax list publication would never bo In question. They would go to
the lowest responsible bidder ns the statutes provide.
Clerk Horsley has now been In office closo to five )tars- During all this
time he has Ignored the law as to printing contracts and publications that
should be made from his office as county clerk. Why he sees nt to hold him
self above the law Is for him lo explain. Will he comply with tho statutes or
continue to Ignore thim"
roiiMCit l'ltici: iu:siii:nt
TAKI.X SHOT AT UUIUilAU
I'ltOVO, Jun. I. Mrs. I'red I Wat
rous or Duchesne, who has rooms at
I the llelmont 'apartments while living
'here to permit he? children to attend
'sohool. was awukened about 3 o'clock
'yesterda) morning by n burglar In nn
I adjoining room.
1 Mrs, Walrous riled ut the Intruder,
who left hurriedly, upsetting some
I chairs In his flight. Krom tho uqhU
Ulon of the bullet, which lodged In the
jwall, and the place where Mrs. W-t-'rous
sa)s tho mau was standing, he
was remarkably lucky to be able to
get uwny.
iTIIIh ltl.i:i STATUTi: HITS .
r.VKN HIITOCKKT FIiASKi
i Any doubt as lo the meaning ur the
Heed nmendmont. prohibiting thoi
transportation of liquor Into a "dry"
statu, Is swept away In n written opin
ion handed, down by Judge Tillman D.
Johnson In the United Htates court!
Friday at Bait take City. i
Tho opinion overruling a demurrer
In tho case of Thomas Croft and K. W.
PfUtur, charged with violation of the
amendment, holds In general that any
mode of transportation or liquor In-
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iterstate Into a state whom prohibition
is In effect Is Illegal, whether It bo by
mull or In tho lilppc- kct.
Counsel for tho defendants eudeav
lured to show In tho demurrer that the
II teed nmendmont technically Is di
rected ugnlnst the transportation or
liquor Interstate through the malls.
Tho court hold that this contention
was Invalid.
.(.AMU OFFICIAL PHOHINC
I I'HiriS OF FISH IN ITAH
It. II. Hlddoway, state rish and gamo
I commissioner, lf Utah last Saturday
for San Frunclscu, Uut Angoles and
i other cities on the I'uclflo Const to as
1 certain the reasons why fish brought
hero from that region is so high In
price.
Halibut and other fish Imported
from the coast, Hlddoway says, are 300
tier cent higher In retail price lit Utah
I than thoy were n year ago. Ho knows
or no good roason for this condition
and will malm thorough Investigation
j to see where tne fault lies-
Frank O. Ferrler und Mrs. Neva
K lamer, both of .rand Junction,
Colq., wo.ro married ut tho Methodist
parsonage In I'rlce on New Year'a Day
by llev. II. T SScldcrs.
DRILLING LOCALLY I
BY EARLY SPRING 1 1
Cat Canyon Country Soon to Be Tested Out -i 9
By Wyoming Operators of Shale ':, 9
and Oil Deposits. : jfl
II) earl) spring Utah Shale and Oil
cempitny expects to bo. boring fur oil
it Its holdings east Of I'rlce In the Cat
Ciioon section. Huch Is the vrord
ghen out last Hundny by C W Hpnrr,
gtnernl msnagrr or the company, up
on his return lo I'rlce from the Ulu
tali Hnilu' country, nccouianled by
Arthur J. I.cc. resident agent of the
orporallon. Hpnrr went from here
t Denver, Colo., nnd nrter a row days
In tho Colorado capital proceeded on
In Chc)enne, Wyo., headquarters tf
hU ocrtioratlon. From Che)cnne he Is
mnklng u trip nl this time lo the hold
Ings or the rompsny nroiihd Caspfcr.
The Uah Shale nnd Oil company tins
liree thousand acres of lands clodc
In nnd nt the site of the mill now
projected.
Machinery and materials for n mill
lor treating the shales or their Uin
tah county holdings have been order
d. says Hparr, and much ur It now Is
en the way to Watson. This plant
lo -ost between seventy-rive and it
hundred thousand dollars. It will
take several months for Its Installa
tion, but when completed It will treat
a thousnud Inns a day Drilling nt
Prlic will be well along, however, ai
cording tn present plans U'lng worked
ut in fore production will start ut
Watmiu. Home of tho shsles ' there
run as high ns ninety gallons or crude
ell In the ton or shale
When (leucrul Manager Hparr b'fl
h re he stated he would be back about
1 1. 1 flint of Februar), when he will
Close ii deal Involving several thous
units or dollars und which nieuirli con
'lilcrnble lit the huslnurs interests of
I'rlct'. The Hun Is In possession of the
details, but Is not yet permitted to
tiittke them public The coming or
Ibis Miinpaii) here Is going to turn u
lot of money loosti locally. However,
thele will lie nothing of the boom
mi lll'iiln emplo)id ut otheh places
during oil extltemeiits.
Arthur J tao slates that there are
at this time three outfits drilling In
the couhtr) between Watson und Ver
nal, the seetlon hulng known us Ken
in dy Flats. Much work or n substan
tial and practical nature Is going nn.
und he would not lie surprised ut any
time lo hear or (lowing wells coming
In All Northeastern Utah, he adds,
bus the oil fever and lands fur miles
III every direction are lielng taken up
right ulung. He has unbounded con
ridence hi tin louulr)
University or Utah ai Hall take
Clt) makes tests or any lots of shale
sent to tlm Institution ut a nominal
tost. About u ton Is required for an
accurate test Hun readers will find
a wry Interesting article on Kusern
Utah and Colorado shules on tho see
oud page, of this Impression by Arthur
U 1'earce. F. (I, a. reiently printed
In the Denver and III" fl ramie Hall
road lied Hook.
ro.vritAoT is i.irr iiv sham:
AND Oil COMPANY FOIt l'UNT
VKIINAU Dec. S. C. W HMtrr,
general manager of Utah Hhnle and
Oil corporation, accompanied by Ar
thur J. ta of I'rlce. was In Vernal on
Thursday nnd Friday of this week on
business connected wth the company.
They visited their holdings situated
near Vernul and also their shale
claims at Watson, Sparr Is more en
thusiastic than ever and says thut n
Plant that will cost whsn completed u
hundred thousand dnllurs Is to be
opstructed at Watson to treat the
vast shale deposit which the company
owns. The Utah Shale and Oil cor
poration was Incorporated on the
58th da or November under thu laws
of Wvomlng and the officer and di
rectors or the company are among the
foremust oil operators In that state.
Hparr will -upervlse tho erection of
the plunt at VuUou and attend In
other details of the company. N. J. i
Meagher, cashier of the Hank of V r
nal. Is a stockholder und local renTe
sentntlve This corporation," Sparr says, "has
no stock whulever to soil, and Is so
fixed flnanolall) as to be able to takel
care of all the development work con
templated " The company owns nlnoi
thousand acres of oil land near Ver-'
nul und thirty-three hundred ucroa of,
shale ut Walooii. fit addition to thU
thu)- have fifty-five hundred acrcu
near Frlce Hetore Incorporating, thoj
company had geologists come In and
make thorough examinations of the
prcpcrly, and us u result or these ex-i
amlnoUpns ih cnmpanl Intending
tu rusliV development viirk In their'
varloufl lYoldlngH In thei lU.ln He
gardlng th Vocal olljlltuatlun. tttiarr,
nayn "Our cOmpnj)"s going conser
vatively fQrwafcjflaiui ilperatlons Of
ovory ten imvBj nil concerns develop
ing oil land niB one ha been proven
as legitimate Vim Ulnta.h Hasln Is In
an oil ceuvcr wajich will'bc bound to
rival any Held the W),t."
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