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VOLUME 3; NUMBER 35 EVERY FRIDAY JANUARY 25, 1918 '"" H
HERE LOOKING FOR
OIL BEARING
SANDS
MLVni.C WASH., MAN MAS Ni:W
TKF.ATMKNT.
I Italy Tliat Ho Hill IU"como Intercut
1 tn Carbon Comity anil I'rort
Clow) to I'rlco I'lnnl For r.itrnc-t-lug
Contents Kxpcrlmcnl On I am
IIcm Hubmltlcil Moot Satisfactory.
And now comes M. A. Itoblnson of
Seattle, Wash , to Carbon county look
ing for oil sands along with others
from everywhere almost who aro con
fining their quests to shales and oil
grounds. Itoblnson hns a process of
liU own now going through tho patent
jiUgc at Washington, D. C . by which
he reclaims, he states, around 97 per
cent of tho oil. Tests on a small scato
were made at Tho Bun of flco last Sat
urday, and so far as amateurs of this
newspaper's force are able to judgo
them aro millions In It." Bcvoral
pieces of oil sand rock gno good re
turns. Itoblnson has Bait tako Clt)
ii nd Denver, Colo, capital Interested.
Also tho company with which ho Is
Identified has big holdings In Vo
tnlnr Itoblnson had with him sevoral sam
ples of the Wyoming oil rock that Is
considered among the best nnywhere,
iiut that from near I'rlco tested out
Saturday shows ours to Imj of superior
quality. Tho gentleman was at aroeu
Itlver looking ovur that country to
Inn ground or mako locations, when
he found nothing to suit him and was
Induced to comu on hero. Tho kind
if stuff he Is looking for abounds In
severul sections hcrosiMiuts, and no
doubt ho will find what ho wants and
In the quantity desired. .And, acces
sible to the railroad, it ury Important
matter In treatment and shipment, ho
declare. Saturdn) afternoon, after
'ntcrcstlng local ixople, Itoblnson
went un to Zlon tu keep nn Important
business cngngeniout made by win
Mr Is to ho hack soon
Under the Itoblnson process 18 pir
cent of gasoline and mill nil Is saved.
0 per cent In three grades of liibrl
unts and most or the 26 per cent
i.nlUii" Is known commercially us ns
phaltum gum, uniilne ilyt mid Ihe
llki It Is clilmod for It tlmt not to
Uecd t per cent of tho oil roik Is IukI
hi treatment. A wiluabh fi rllllr
onus from tho residue This Is
1 1 timid by government mining u
leau experts tn lie worth 13 CO tin
ton to farmi rs on board the mrs Hob
insotiie trontminl of oil minds rmk Is
known as u solution process Hen
Axw entrrs lirgoly Into It. hut Utile
if tin Inttor Is lost und In ii Mil n wr
ml nvir ugiiln Thruit cliimluils go
into It In the treating nt thi plant
Mixur water Is iid for hinting pur
pose. Ilowtvir. this Is small
Twcnl)-flvi cnits n ton Is tint max
Imum coat of handling tlm tuck with
ii pluut of ii hundred tons dall) If
sufficient bodies of tint nil sund rock
locally n n- nlitaluiiblo it Is proposed
to put In it treating pl'nt close to
Price One thing about Itoblnson that
looks good Is Hint ho Is selling no
-dink An ground ho niqulrt villi
be b) purchase from owners or b h
tatlon on, hiiAi.i: iiNis aui: wouni
i:itnin:i:v doixuih an aiuu:
I Judging from the wu) oil and oil
halo matters aro taking hold In Uluh
lutol. It Is expected that greut prog
less In this comparatively new Indus
try will be witnessed In tho statu In
the next two iars, If not In the com
ing summer and fall It Is expected
that several distilling plants of com
mercial site will bo reeled These
nro In addition to a number of exper
Imuntnl stills now In rourso of con
(miction anil contemplated for the
Immediate future At present Ball
l.uku City, Watson, Boldler Summit
it ml Mantl are named as places where
shales will be treated
Bomo of tho men who have taken up
largo acreages of shale lands In the
various fields are at a loss ns to the
irlee they should receive In ease of
suli As it preliminary It Is stated
Thnt un offer of olghteon dollars nn
ncro has been turned down on a thou
sind aero tract of shale lands near
Watson Another offer of fifteen do
lurs nn acre Ih said to havo beon made
lately for a thousand acres of n four
thousand acre Utah tract.
These Instances sort of llv a llin
ii tho possible negotiable value of tin
nhale lauds In tho state That eaoh
ncro of Just fall shale lauds contains
vastly In excess of this In values Is
hown by many rccunt i nictitations
irnm men of outhorlt) In this line
MIDN TO VHK UTAH OIIj I-Olt
VV'h ON OOVKKNMIAT hull's
Tho oil shales of tho United Stales
have lutoly attracted muJi attention
mid they aro undoubted!) of great In
terest und Importance says tho En
i Kineetlng and Mining Journal of New
York Wo havo hero a vast reserve
n( fuel which will no doubt bo fully
Utilised In the future. That tho gov
ernment Is Well awaro of these poten
tialities Is plain from several recent
publications and from the fact that
HE CANT FINISH IT
nn ncra of tho licit material In Utah
has been withdrawn from entry ns a
posslblo reserve of fuel oil for tho
navy A recent bulletin of the. geo
logical survey deals with the oil shales
of the Host, nmong which those of the
Devoid in age from Kenturk) and
other states arc tho most valuable,
llowuver, few of tbosu shules lumpen-
In value with those from the
plateau region of Utah, Just referred
to. Thesu nru persistent beds In tho
Uocene freshwater formations and
covtr an urua or about flh)-flv hun
dred wiuare milts In Norlhwitsicrn
Colorado and Northiiisturn Utah. Oil
shale, ns Is well known, Is defined as
an urgllliKcotis deposit, from which
parol um muj bo obtalnid b) distil
lation, but not b) trituration or treat
mint with Insult cuts
Tin oil sha'cs of Utah occur within
h thickness of two hundred feet or
II . lake beds, nnd thcro art fiw
pliiie ittoug Hie Hiilithtrn edge of the
Ultitiih lluslii In Colorado and Utah
whin tin re Is not a thlekmss or more
than tin leet of shale Hint will lold
iiinri oil per Ion limn the uvcrnge
which Is being nbtulmd from the nil
shiilwM of Keollaud mid In places there
lire mon thuu it hundred feet or such
rich shale, )l( tiling thtrt) to fori) gal
lium pel toil
Interesting dutu hnvi been ubtultied
legurdlng the origin of tho shale oil.
piirllciilarl) rrom tho Investigations
if tin bile Dr. A. t luvls. who did
much In extend our knowledge about
tin peut mnrshis of the United Btatos
I'lom microscopic studies ho reached
tho iotirluiloii that tho shalo contains
an linmciim iimoiiut of vcgutablo mat
It r, such as nlgao. spore nnd pollen.
Tin-r. is but llttlo animal matter
mid the nil Is apparently Indigenous
In the shiile and derived by stow pro
ii of decomposition from tho veget
able mutter Ammonia and other ni
trogen lompouuds would roprisont
valuable) h) products of tho distillation
or the material composing the oil
shale ill posits.
ItAKTUlN UTAH OI'KIIAIOIIN
AMI WIIVT THKVIli: IlOINfl
The Nine Mile eouutr) has been
pntt) well staked off latel).
Kmory rount) folks am making oil
sand Ineatlom In the Ban Haracl sec
tion Col W II Tasker of Oreon Itlver
and W. II Child of Ion nre figuring
on big development of their San Juan
count) oil sands.
I'rlcc is the imtural gatuwii) by
which tu reach the Uintah Ilaslu ull
countr) Open rouds Ihe entire )ear
mnke tho I'rlce ) nttrnctlvei
Bait Uike City Is soon to havo an oil
exchange where trading in all West
ern nil securities will bo carried on
W O Mtlutlrei of Denver, Colo, Is at
lis heud
There uro man) hundreds of nores
or mind oil lieurlng lands above Hantiy
sldii that arc tt subject to location.
The snow however, may Interfere un
til spring
Crane Oil Shalo eompan), now hav
ing machinery built at Ban Kninclseo,
Cola, for Its Watson plant, will tnke
the saniei In by way nf I'rlce because
or the good roads, It Is reported
Tor the purpose of developing what
are believed to be potential gas , nd
oil fields In tho vicinity of 0,'Hn and
Proto, Ogden Oil and (las corpora
tion made up chlefl) of Salt take
City and Ogden mon, has beon or
ganised Tho corporation controls
sixteen hundred and twenty nores
along Utah take In the vicinity of
I'rovo lla) and about seven hundred
acres In and around Ogden und In the
vicinity of Wlllard and Tlrlglmm Cit)
(Continued on page four)
PR0MINEN10REEKS WED
M. SnluvnraUU Takes Helper Young
Woman Ah Ills lliidr.
More than two hundred friends and
acquaintances of the contracting cou
ple gathered at the Greek Orthodox
church In I'rlce last Sunday afternoon
tn witness the marrlngc cercmon) that
united In wedlock Manoles Haluvara
kls nnd Mint Hophla Xennkls, the Itcv
Mark 1'ctrakls, pastor of tho Hellene
church of this city, officiating
rollowlug the wedding nt Ihe
church there was a big supper nnd
ilnnco nt the Mctropolo llotul of which
Ihe gloom I .proprietor, The dancing
nnd resiling began Saturday last nnd
continued with llttlo Interruption un
til late Mnndny evening. Many were
present from nil the flreek communi
ties or Ihe county Presents were nu
merous unci valuable
Tho brldo Is tho daughter or Mr.
mid Mrs Nick Xennkls or Helper, but
rinmrl) of Castle (late, and numbirs
her friends m man) throughout this
portion of the statu The groom has
I een In business nt Price for quite
uwhllo and Is prominent nnd a leader
with his countrymen. Ilcsldete his ho
tel Intercuts loiall), ho Is Interested
In sheep
Mr, nnd Mrs. Baluvarakls Immedi
ately following the ceremony went to
housekeeping on South Seventh street
In a recently built homo that was con
structed and riirnlshed from the
ground up mid throughout Inside of
lilun dii)s ufter work was begun on
tint foundations Many friends are
extending best wlahcs to tho couple
WiUEW BOOKED
An Out of the? Onllunr) Dancv hlalrcl
1'or Next Tliurwlu).
Tho Bun )esterda) Isiued some
printed matter for 'that war dance
worth while, February 1st," next
Thursda) evening, lit I'rlcc Among
other statements tho advertising mat
ter sas "Yes, this Is something dif
ferent It's both u war and a victory
dance The first league basketball
gamo on the local floor will ho pla)ed
beforehand Huntington high school
vs Carbon count) high school Thu
bnskctball team will go uvrr the top
ut eight bolls And the tomtom will
sound the war dance at 0 o'clock
sharp Clcncral retreat at twelve
thlrt) Hero's where the dance will
ho different,
"Plrst It's strictly nn econom)
ball Come In )our old clothes
' Second Itefrcshnunts will be
served genuine Hoover punch mid
wartime cookies Ilolh punch und
cookies tire tnado from reeilpcs guur
uuterel b) tho food administration
Third The best muslu In the couii
t) tho Helper orchestra will nuiko
)ou Just Itch to get on tho floor, and
Fourth The revonuo tax, or tho
Income tax or whatever )ou waul to
call It, will bo only iiinet) -eight cents.
This Is positively as cheap as we could
mako It under the present friet trudr
law
' tallies Positively no cnmnuringn
allowed An) one luetics or gentle
mencaught dolled up will bo fined
'Come In your overalls nnd sack
aprons, or elsu bring pleut) or chuugi
You'll need It '
rillllMAN IIMHA' IIUHT,
PHOVO, Jan it With both reel
j crushed and suffering Internal Injur
Mis received In u fall from one of thu
new engines or the Utah rallwa), J
L. Stuart, a fireman, Was brought to
tho Provo general hospital today Ho
will recover,
lUVATUjniE or HBE
Miulclutiit of lllg Coal Propcrl) 1'or
I'our Ha) it This Wtx-U.
United States Fuel company's Mine
No, 3 at West Hiawatha has been
Closed dowj) four dss this week be
cause or a (Iro In the coal which uguln
broke out thcro last Monday morning
nnd continued Up to 7 o'clock Wednes
day evening, when It was gotten under
control Work will ho resumed In It
this morning ll Is Ihe same old
tremble that has existed for n couple
of jcars burning cost. In the mean
time there was a broken tipple, which
hns required considerable repair work,
and this has beon fixed up.
Telephone advices from ihere last
night say that everything will be In
good shape today (I'rlda)) I Hack
Hnwk will have a production this
month of fifty thousand tons nnd
Mohrland about lintr this amount. Hut
for tho trouble at Hiawatha tho out
put there for January would reach
forty tn fifty thousand tons. Up lo
Monday last It was In uxioas of twin-t)-flVG
thousand.
Utah railway Is giving all three
eampi plenty of cars right along. Hut
for the Hiawatha fire, this month
would have been n record breaking
one nt all three places. Ilobert How
ard, stato mine Inspector, and Moron
llrlncr, vice presldont or United States
Fuel company, wero on the ground
this week, leaving for their homes ut
Klnii after the conflagration wus got
ten under control.
IU.ACK HUIUiTAM'l ON
I'UUIT MOST HAItMl.lttH
lllsck substance found b) many
hnusowlves on the top of fruit canned
In a poor quality of Jar last summer
is pronounced perfectly harmless by
Dr. U U Dulnrs or the department or
bucterlology or the Utah Agricultural
college
Housewives over tho state havo
been much perturbed lately nt the dis
covery or this substanco and many
Ihiew uwu) tho fruit. Dr. Dallies
finds that thu fruit turned black from
contact with the the brass colored Iron
lids
He sa)s that ever) hnuiewlfo should
use precautions, however, mid be cer
tain that the black suhstaucu Is or the
origin described.
JUDOMHNT IH (HVi:V I Oil
i:vkn riiTu: tiioukind
Judgment or fifteen thousand dol
lars damages for personal Injuries suf
fered rrom electrical burns while em.
plo)eel h) thu United States Fuel com
pun) ut Hlawutha wus given Joseph
Hlnklns ugalnst tho compaii) lust
Wcdnisdn) In the Third District court
ut Salt take Clt) Tho plaintiff united
tor twenty thousand dollars damages
mid the Jury ussessed them ut fifteen
thousand Hlnklns was Injured while
adjusting the belt on a piece of ma
ihlner) The incident nciurred Aug
I list 7, 1910
u: iiim.ion itoNi) isht'i:
i ih now Tin: K)iucsr maih:
WABHINaTON, D. C Jan 23
Director General McAdoo mitdo
u final appeal In congress today
for tho Immediate passage of tho
t administration railroad bill Ho
declared thu success or the ten
billion dollur war financing thut
ho declared thu country miut do
between now and June depcn'ds
upon action nt once
EQUALIZERS COME ALONG
TO DIRECT IN TAXATION
County Assessor lienlon Randolph and Commissioners
Instructed In die Matter of Valuations By Hl
Hammond, Bailey and Romney.
Three members or tho stato board
or Humiliation came to I'rlco Wcdncs
da) Inst und held n meeting with the
county rommltsloners, tho county as
sessor and several or the deputies of
Ihe latter Also with tho officials
from Ihtier), the meeting at Prlco ho
lug for loth Carbon nnd I'nirry coun
ties. Present of the state board were
J T Hammond or Salt tako Clt), Wil
liam llnllcy or Nephl and rjeorge
Itomney of Bmlthflcld From Carbon
count) were Commissioners Hamilton
and llr)ncr and Assessor llcnton Ran
dolph, Commissioner Ostium! not be
ing at the powwow. From Umory
came Commissioners (llllcsplc, Allrcel
arid taonard, Assessor Hanson, Clerk
Peacock and Treasurer Otiymon Tho
meeting lasted rrom 10 o'clock nf tho
forenoon tn n llttlo after Ihe noon
hour
While It was not the Intent to direct
Ihe ufllcers of the two iniintlos In
every Utile detail, talks were made by
tho visiting tax experts In those as
sembled and the) wern told In a gen
eral way what was expected of them
and how they should go about ll, all
or which Is covered In a book or In
structions Issued lor tho auldance of
count) officials nnd many things In
which were explained at length. The
visitors during all their several talks
nnd In reply to que ntlons propounded
tu them made ll plain that all prop
ert) In nn) count) shall be given In to
and In turn by the assessor nt n reas
onable rash value lleasoiinble cash
value Is Interpreted to mean what
properly of any kind will bring un tho
market If put up for sale, l
taut year Ihe assessing or coal hinds
was tho great contention, nnd ntler
Car)on county had placed an assess
ment value nf fifty dollars an acre all
nrnunil nn them the slate board of
equnlliutlon was not satisfied and
brought mandamus proceedings In the
supreme court to nulllf) Ihe work of
County Assessor llandolph. Tho deci
sion of Ihe court vvss it sort or double
barrelled one In which both sldns
claimed to havo gotten u llttlo the best
of It However, that portion uf It
holds which directs tho assessor hire
after tu glvo In coal lands at their ac
tual value tho amounts paid the gov
ernment and the state at tho times or
purchase nnd on other clusses, such as
grating lands, the value placed upon
them by the state hoard This re
dounds. It Is said, tu Curbun counD's
benefit as a whole.
Under the s)tom of assessing tills
)ear coal lands will total it very much
higher sum than lost )cor, Just Ihe
amount In the Increase or the percint
ago Assessor llandolph was not yes
terday able to state l.lvn stock or all
kinds will coma higher, too Sheep,
for Instance, will bo about fourteen
dollars it head and rango rattle fori).
Other live stock will be In prnporljon
Several of Ihe operating coal compan
ies bought coal lands )ears ago at ten
dollars nn acre and up, whllo others
since have paid as high ns three to
four hundred dollars Orating lands
uro owned as low as a dollar and a
hair un acre, and rrom this up tn
twenty New mines and Improve
ments at Ihe mines during the past
)car will also swell valuations and net
proceeds of .mines as well. Coal londi
are to be assessed at the price, In ev
ery Instance, paid for them.
tast year Carbon county's total as
sessed valuation was around fifteen
millions of dollars. This year, says
Assessor Ilundolph, ll l expected to
exceed twenty millions In 1117 all
Ihe property of the state of Utah, for
taxnhlo purposes, ran five hundred
and nine t). three millions of dollars.
This )tur tho figure reached will be
In excess of six hundred millions. With
un ussessed valuation or twenty mil
lions or dollars tuxes should bo lower
this prcsont ear than last, but It re
mains to be seen how the commission
ers will look at tho matter when they
fluully make up tho estimates for rev
enue needed Again, thu statu Is
pounding ull Ihe counties on tho back,
as It were, for mora mone) Tho war,
road work anda hundred other ex
cuses nre given fur tho revenue that
Is de manded
At the conclusion of tho milling at
Price with the Carbon and Kmery
county officials Oeorgo Itomney went
nn to Urand tount) the afternoon of
Wedmsda), while Hammond and
llalley relumed to V.lou b) delated
train during the uv tiling All ex
pressed themselves as plcused with
the deliberations ut Price nnd gave ut
terance to tho Idea that it better feel
ing and understanding nnw exists ua
between tho Carbon of fit litis und the
members of thu statu hoard, und that
much good tn all Interests, lomerned
will come rrom thu meeting
In vlow ot recent Montana supreme
court docislous It nut) bu thut litiga
tion or considerable mugnltudc will
follow this year's assessments un the
part or the coal companies as regards
land mid net output of mines. Tho
law as Interpreted In Montana has
speulal bearing loiull) und likely Is to
he Invoked
utah mmm suit H
Action to Itevotrr Tidy Hum From flfl
County Otrr Koulli. Cl
Utah Fuel company last Monday bo- fll
gan suit In the federal court at Salt irH
tako City against tauls W. fluymon, BH
treasurer or Cm cry county, ror the re- H
covcry and return of SSt9 7l, repre- Wt
scntlng taxes alleged to have been jH
ltld by tho plaintiff under protest H
November 21, 1117 It Is alleged by H
Utah Fuel company that In endeavor- H
lug to arrive at tho cnsli valuation of H
the lands, fixing it nt fllx,37, Ihe H
board of county commissioners fraud- H
ulentl), arbitrarily and without au- H
thorlty of law assumed that the lands H
In their entire!) went coat lands and H
mining claims. It Is further nlligvd WM
that In fixing thu value tho board of H
count) commissioners of Kmery coun- fH
t) was governed b) the dictation of sHI
the stato board or equalltatlun and Hl
without imce ruining for ItsoU who H
their or not the lands are eoal mid H
mining lauds. H
ll Is nllcgid also that tho board of H
county cummUslumrs, acting ns n
county board of Humiliation, placed n
valuation on tho lands of Utah Fuel
company without regard lo the vulu- H
atlon nf any other similar hinds In
Hmer) count) The valuation of u H
hundred nnd miVcut)-flvo dollars an H
acre, me fixed by the board or county H
commissioners. It Is alleged, was fixed H
I without1 regard to other similar lands H
upon w)ilch a valuation, for assess- H
ment pqrposes, of not to exceed twvn-
ty dollars per acre was placed
Utah Fuel company alleged that In H
violation or law und without Authority H
or law, It has been singled out by the H
board of county commissioners of H
Kmery count) for Imposition upon It
or unjust, Inequitable) and cllicrlmlnu-
tury
zaffev mimm H
Action or Doarel or Pnnloiis IlrcalU
Murder locnlly,
Alter piotestlng ror morn than six H
)enrs his Inucence of participation H
In the murder of which ho was eon- M
vlcled, ilobert Staffo, formerly of H
Humi)slde, receives his freeelom He H
was paroled last Saturday by Ihe state H
board or pardons after enduring for
six years tho prospect or passing the 1
remulndcr or his lire lu thu Utah pent- H
tentlary. H
On February 12, 1911, V.affe), ao H
cording tn vvldenie taken In hi trial, H
had been drinking with friends ul a H
bar In Sunn)sldo He had also been H
gambling and had lost a considerable HH
amount of money. The man who con- HiH
ducted tho gambling games. Ah Jon-
klus, was held up that night on his 1
way homo and killed. H
Zaffey and two accomplices were H
arrested and convicted or the crime
They were sentenced November 20, 1
1911, by Judge Albert 11 ChrUlenson H
at Price. December II, 1911, .sffcs H
sentence was commuted by the board, HH
One or tho three was executed at the 1
stato prison. The third Is In the men- H
tul hospital lilililfl
HWEU GOJESSES W
llolKr lulling llousei rmployo Itruely
to Tnkn Medicine. H
Sheriff Oeorgo Colllnghum got back J
homo from Albuquerque, N. M last
Friday with Iloscoe IC Dovvell, charg- H
ed with embettlomont of funds from
the Denver and Itlu Qrundo hotel sys- HH
tern at Helper In December last Ills isH
alleged shortage Is around a hundred ILfliiB
und fifty dollars, to which ho con- flPVH
fessea. und will no doubt plead guilty VlSf
at the Fobruary term ot court pliBi&
The woman Dowcll married ut llel- B
per Is said to have desorted him after iSsM
getting to Now Mexico and when his sHlH
money was gone Down thriu Dowcll iiBBB
woh organising dramallo companies Dl
and putting young mon and women on iiiB
thu stage In their minds He found V
a splendid crop of suckers und was ippHl
gathering In tho mone) when apprr- iiHI
hrnded as wanted here iHM
One fellow, however, from whom H
was separated a comlderabla sum H
squealed and this led to DovvcU'a or- H
rest. Ho Is 22 )ears of age t'lid a iiBH
smooth worker, say tho officers, H
Sevent)-flve heud of cattle art H
starving to death ut Kauosh In Mil. irH
lard cotinay, according to a letter HBH
from Alvln Penney, agent of tha atata iiiB
humano soctoly, to Jaires M. For- H
sythe, the general superintendent, Tho H
condition results. It Is reported, from H
Ihe snow und falluro on tho part of H
the owners to make adequate provN H
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