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(,H0,?I!L, rW feha&aggs SOIEIIDK IB SEIU - El
. tnido by ndvlco and supervision mV II I 7ll III le 0 BBkfcBPJrv 53ps ill il mrlil Most people have a piece of furnl- E J
. nurchaso of necessities They 111 ) I III IL , LTT'lQHftBi GTV HC1 II II III III ture, a farm Implement or something- IK 1
.rwfU In their line, nnd their V j 1 PrrHj?Tr?,"Sl- ffflfJyM J 1 .11 111 else which they hnvc no further uso Bt
"Jriloni m to goods are never S 47 tlLl' Ktf!TTi'VT LTZ-XI7 J9kS$S' 1L visV for Tn,,y nro torcd ,n th0 aUl or H " '
wwldcrcd by the wlso Price sssfS fT fV& J "H 'T NT T u """V '" lno bnrn "r uti Mn IB
k.nli arc community aMola of I'OLITIOADDY HEP DIIDIOA.N about. getting of Icni, aluo all the Bi ,.
bMltnft They bring folka here tlmo Why not sell themT Homebody iv
5lJ& .thoumn" The e,ed as Bccond CUa, Matter. June i. 1,16, at the rostofflc. at Price. Utah. Under tho Ac, of March 1. U7 Pln Th0,Su;CrVhnnKd.ctT.rr,.,lf?nSd; K
ffSd VOLUME 3; NUMBER 38 EVERY FRIDAY FEBRUARY IB. 1918 buycr n" ctnt n WJrd '
TROUBLES OF THE
TEACHERS ARE
Aie
! Ml ITIVJ AT Cm 1IAl.Ii
UST MOMlVV KM MM..
ftouultui of Threo CltlfriM niul Iu
ffgat of tlMJ 11-100 School Aro to
VH On the County Hoard nnd Hug
fn I Uht Month Term With Mnc
Months I'uy lnr TIiom I.inployctt
ftmi seventy -rivu patron of the
mo publlo Rchooli which number
uludrd several teachers, met nt Clt
tuJI In 1'rkn Monday evening to hear
lUpIra of the! teacher for Increased
Urlwi from tho county school board
Bd the reason also wh aomo thirty
,m or lo of them ihrotiRhout tho
nty had tendered their resignation
M the board 8 J. Ooldlng called the
'iamliwl onra to order, after which
V&r Han ten una mado chairman
itJ William Thomas, secretary In
Dm mrantlmo Ooldlnic hnd explained
th purpose of tho meeting He wn
flowed by Chairman Hansen, who
tided for harmony nnd a dcslro to
ulp the teacher In their request If
ih a thing wire possible llo be-
wvtd everyone thought the teacher
art entitled to letter wage and better
additions nlso
During the uvenlng talk were. nUo
tusib) A W lloralo. J T Johnwn
I (JoldlnB I)r C A W'hrr. Bllaa
t Toun John II Taie, J I. Mc
Ktmht. A llryncr and othern Honm
houht the conNOlldatod ncliool board
vM ratwi nKa lr II m fit. while
,till othcra Ra exprciwlon to thn lilt a
Ih4t the troulilca of tho toucher nm
mltr Iwlwitn therm hr and tin
bool board A W. Homky pleaded
lth thoNo whoM rtnlKiiatlotM nro In
,ltlidra thum Thiy had intrred
3ia a (ontract, ho wild, to work for
1 miKh mono It n not rlRhl to
rrak llielr contractu. Thla alno
e t.ntlmcnt of other.
Durlnc tho wi.rnl tulka f rciui nt
(ffrnce wa madn b pakra to the
ah cot of llvlnK. efpolitll In thi
unfit, when temherH ninhlnR a
an IT! 60 a month wi rt iomp lied
u ri moro limn half of thla for
oud Dr. C A W hero told of con
itioiM at llelpir IhiIiik ch nn 1111
onn iihould l forml to put up
ltb-mu h Im a timlur IIIh rf
mb m were to th niirroundlnKH f
h place whim lituhtrx thvru uru
owdliiK llo lilunud thi iichool iwurd
jr thU uiid wna t tnplintlt. In hla d
BanelAtlon of tho iKinrtl In IhU par
Hcular mutter Detulln win not Rum
nlo, hoerr
Th nuitliiR b.Rn nt oiloik nnd
unl up 11 Unit ftr 10 o'tloik
final action una tho nppolntmenl of a
smmlitin uftii a motion to thin f
ect to wall on tht achool board nnd
0 rrcoinmmd ulRht monlha nchool nt
rice wllh nlnii month pa In Ini
mMntlmo tin ro la iv tacit undtrittand
us that thi ITUp teuthcra who lwi
xnt In n PlRimtlona uro to withdraw
'hftn Thla lommltUn la compoed of
J A out ton, H J OoldliiKiind II O
Word tomiH to Th Hun from Caatle
Utu that tho teitilura thtro rinlKit"
n hin rt conalilun it thilr aitlon nnd
mil continue out tht lirm Noun or
ibe nchool lM)uril nut jirtmnl at Moil
Uy inhiK'a mittlntr The board
u mxt Tin iduy
RULES FOftJASD SUES
Mitu llonnl Taken Miaiure in '"
tnl hiMvulatlou
The .tut land boird lait Wtduca
by devlwd rulea and riRulatlonn Ro
'nine tho dlaponat of Innd to pur
luwra from tho flft thoimnnd ni.roa
h6 loard propotn to acquire from
"u fidirnl ROM.rnment Ono of tho
iMnrlpul features of tho rullnRS' U
xinuilntrt In a paroRrnpli whhli pnu
"ically . Ilmliwtea aptiiulatlon In tbono
ind Thla rulo ruiulroa that nil
ctltnit by ono poraon ahall ho mado
within onu mile of a Rlen point H
hn ruling tho aptculntor mnnot nc
Hire fort. aero tracta In wldoly aep
"fMul Fictlona of Iho lountry Tho
land hoard warn npplltimta not to
! landa In tho nntlonnl foret or
ihtr Koernmonl rtwnullona or ui
urveud Innd 11a iiuch aeltctlona will
not bt allow id Tim land aoltited
"witt It Numud, uniipproprlatttl un
rrtd and non-mlninil Tht rultn
nl
AH nppllcatlomi ncohed uftcr 9
1 lotk of tin mornlnK of 1 obruorj :0,
'I, up to nnd IncludlnK 6 oilook of
"ie afttrnoon of March I. ll. '
rccilved and considered bh lmul
'iwoub nppllcntlona,
In the outit that upplliutloim Mr
' "election of moro thun flft Uiouh
'nd acrtB aro filed, a drawing will b
ild to ditermlno which application
'null lo allowed, and all nppllintlona
' nialnlnK. after said flft thousand
ffta hao lucn drtiwn will bo ro
lled without rights and tho deposits
'"funded
If within thu enld fifty thousand
re there shall bo conflict, tho op
erants win ho required to submit
"" r one btst scaled bid within thirty
STATE WILL REPAIR PRICE RIVER CANAL
Landowners and tenants under the Price River Irriftation system are not to be without wa
ter during the coming irrigation season. That crop production may not suffer by reason of the
breaking of the Mammoth reservoir in June of last year, conferences were held at Salt Lake City
on Thursday and Friday of lust week at which Gov. Simon Bamberger, the state board of land
commissioners, directors of Price Rhcr Irrigation compnny and attorneys representing these in
terests wbrc present. The result of tho confcrent.es was that n decision was reached to take
steps at once by which the irrigation system, exclusive of the dam, may bo placed in repair suf
ficient to take care of the users of water from it during the season of 1918.
The cost per acre of the land cultivated will not be great perhaps fifty cents nn acre for
the acreage put to crops. The canal will have to be cleaned as usual nnd some repairs made lo
the flume west of Price and at other points along 1U eighteen miles of length. In this way it
is believed the farmers and water users under the project will be protected. Some difficulty has
arisen In carrying out the ordinary routine work of maintaining the sjstem on account of the
lack of ready money in the treasury of the company. The directors themselves hnd contributed
somewhnt to this, but by the agreement now reached it is thought thnt further difficulties in
this regard will bo done away with.
Present nt the meetings vure George Austin, Irn D. Wines, Mnrk Austin, Jnmes Hunter and
Thomns Austin of the board of directors of Price River Irrigation company, nnd 0. P. Soulc,
their attorney, members of the state board of land commissioners, W. W. Ray, attorney for the
land board, and Gov. Simon Bamberger. At next week's Hussion of district court at Price tho
foreclosure proceedings begun by the sUttc ngalnst the Irrigation company will be heard, which
no doubt will tcrminntc in an order for the sale of the company's holdings. It will take around n
hundred thousand dollars to Rntlsfy the commonwealth's Hen. The property Is well worth the
money, so the state is safe in its sale. No doubt it will sec thnt enough is bid to protect its loan
nnd accrued Interest to date of sale.
In tho meantime the Austins Mnrk, Tom and George arc believed to covet the system and
will be bidders. They have been identified with the proposition for a long time, nnd besides
Imvo largo landed Interests under tho canul. Lately tho Price Water Users association was or
rnnlzed ocally among the old stockholders of the Price River Irrigation company nnd others with
a view of repairing the system nnd using the water by consent of the state nnd the present own
ers. Later the association hnd anticipated buying tho system outright nt sheriffs sale. The
action at Salt Lake City docs away with any lease of tho property until foreclosure proceedings
determine the new ownership. At nny rate there will bo water through the cannl nt u reason
nblo price for all who desire to farm under it the coming season.
J. W. Hoggan of Manti recently obtained judgment in the courts of Salt Lake City against
Price River Irrigation company for twenty thousand dollars. This is the sale price of tho Mam
moth reservoir site in Gooseberry Valley to tho irrigation company. The indebtedness to the slate
and n Zlon bank comes ahead of this judgment, It is said.
It is expected u receiver will be named for the Prito River Irrigation company this week
today or tomorrow. This is being urged by the BUttc land board and Gov. Simon Bamberger. A
receivership will not retard the repairing of the canal nnd flumes this spring, but rather facili
tate Ihe work.
da), a to the tract In lonlllrt. Irn
pettlr of tht prlcv offrrtd In tin up
ptltatlon. nl mil- iipplltatloii will !t n
ctliitl from oik iirwii Applltnnt.
hnt wr, will nut bo nqiilritl lo Mlwt
riiiitlKUiius land ixupl that nil laud
applied fur mut lie within it rndlii
of one mlln of tht conn r of an) It Kill
mjIi itliWon of tin lind npplltd for.
PLEASANT VAtlEY RESERVOIR
l nlliil Mateo Niuiliir KIiir Worklnc
milleuitly On It.
.
farl It MariUMii f l'rln .
who with otlnr ha In en m r
inlht In the IMiiiwint Vnlle re-
mnlr prujtcl up mar Hiofltld
thai will ulllmuul) water many
4 thoiliHiud of aire or land In
I'rln Itlur Vnllo. jmtirday had
11 It tit r from Unit" d State Hum-
tor Wllllum II KIiir bturlmc on
the aubjoci Tin stnutor among t
nihir thing a
1 11m doing nil I inn In tho
V rtneriolr projut A you know.
I liavt hud the matttr up with
tlii tlcpurtimnt for month. It
U MiliR to lt dlffhult to gtt 11
suitable appropriation In low of
the hi u) demand made upon
the dtpurlnunt I asked onu
v time ugo that approprlutu with-
drnwnl In mudo pindlng full In-
0stlgJtlo11 'iou hao bien nd-
vUed, of lource, thul the with-
dniwal has bet n math
The matttr will bo fully In-
tsllgattd by tht irornminl.
and If the eiigiiiicr report tho
fiusllilllty of tho projett, thtn
,f forts will be made to securo u
sultablo appropriation In order to
inrry out tin plan Assure tho
lohI ptoplo of jour Wclnlty that
tho milter I roolilng my most
tnmist lonnlderatlon
...J.J.J.X. '
i r t t t --- . - - -IM)lN
MVN IH NAMI 1 HHt
tiii:ntioaiciiiiimnsiiii'
INDIAVAI'OMB I ml. IM
Will II Hay 1 lotted chairman r tin
republican national lommltlej at 81
X thi atttimoon tonight at.d
hat ho had miitli no plans, but ex
ettid w m rul nn mb .r c f tin. na or.
a eommlttto hero tomorrow on their
Val Bn Chairman Huy said the
surni Mneral pln used In tho enm
mil" . hi Indiana would bo .arrl.d oil
on a larger suile In th. next national
""'yn'T'wgram of cc. Ptam. ld
tho new chairman will " "
smclally the tbrc main point of
t Klrst. that politics should bo nn a
lam that mt.ds no "'""
7!nii that tht re Is but ono side to tin.
estlon o ar. and third equality In
part) management Those will con-
rt,nrnST hero tonight who
wl I su.ued Hays a ehilrnun of U.e
nllMia republltan state tontral join
m lo or a chairman of tl.o Indiana
Ltate counull of defenso
Ilrllllmtly eolorul handkerchiefs
give a spot of XW ' Homl,re r0-tume
TAKES HEJHOl ROUTE
Dr. A J. HolmqiiUt, Itiriiurly of I It 1
Kr. Hulililfd In (olonulo
AswHlatetl I'reNH tllsputthe undtr
u Itcin.r, Colo, datillmi yislerday
(I'tbruary lllh) tarry the new of the
milildt In that illy of I)r Albert J
HolmiiiUt Afl.r writing 11 ch.ok for
11 substantial sum to pay hi funeral
Mrvlct. Dr. Holinqutiit lotked him
self In 11 cottage at ()lol).lllt, a uh
urb, fired eight shot Into tho wall of
the plan, from nn automatic levolvtr
nnd tin 11 sent Ihe ninth built t through
hi brain The dtud man formerly
was physklan and surgion for the
Dtuiiriind Itlo Oraiide at lltlptr, bt
Ink Huctctdetl thi re some ten or
twelM year ago by Dr I' It Slo
punsltey IauiiIiik Ililprr, Dr Holmqulst went
to Koiithern Utnh nnd to California for
a thnt, but later wound up at Dinvrr,
from wilt nee he orlklnally cumo to
Utnh There some elkhl or nlno ycara
ago ho was mnrrltd to n wuinan of hi
own nationality, a Hividlnh young lady
They did nit gel along will About
a year ago Dr Holmqulst sciured n
dliorit frtm hi wife nt the Colorado
uipltal, toguthcr with flm hundrnl
dollar alimony
After tin. file hundrtil wn paid
oxer to him he procicdtil to spiml It
at onie on n big supptr for himself
and n number of friend. The supper
episode wa much dlsoussetl at tho
time by tho in wspuper of tho coun
try Thu tleid man wa about 40
year of ago and alway had the btst
of prospect profeslonally lit. wa
tho pirsonnl frl. ml of Dr J. VV, O Con
nor, 1 tilt f surgeon of tho Donvir and
Itlo nraiule II wa he who stnt Dr
Holmqulst to Holptr
In Carbon county Dr Holmqutxt
had many frli uds who will regret to
hear of hi stlf-ilcitructlon He leave
a slitur, a Mm Hart, nomtwlnre In
California Kho formerly wn a leath
er In the Holptr publlu adiools.
Vary full slttie aro a failure of 11
ir thit frotk of silk Jersey
SO FAR Ml UT1H HEN REPORTED SAFE
War dtpnrtmtnt ndUe from
V 'ushliikton. II. C, up lo last (Thurs
day night Indttata that few American
soldltr lost their llwa In the destruc
tion of the liner Tucanla In addition
lo the huudrtd and slxty-four report
ed up to that time burltd on tho Scot
tish toast Utttst rt ports pluio the
American losa at not mon than u hun
drtil and seventy of tho twtnty-ono
, hundred 11ml seventy nlno who wtro
on board tho trinsport. nlthoukh thu
, list uf restutd still I far from com-
pli 10
Th war tit piirttm nt I exchanging
tlally Ioiik cublignnn with tho em
bassy nt ludon In un effort to corn
pit te tho Hurlora roll and untangle
imim garbled In transmission In
splto of the fact that only aomo two
hundred nnd sixty of thoso on the
passeni.er list aro officially unaccount
oj for, tho department ha moro than
two hundred nnd seventy name of
survivor which It litis boon unable to.
dotlpher About forty of these are
supposed to bo duplications, and us ,
mnny moro are nnmirn of men of
whom thnro U 110 record
The list of thoso burled, s.nt by ca-'
bit lo tht Associated Tress, contain
n number of tonfuslmr errors nnd a I
number of names which cannot bo
transcribed with c. rtnlnty Up to
Tuesday night, h week uftor tho tils
.iiBtor n hundred and sev.nty-ono vie
I Urns of tho titrated Tusi4inlu hnd betn
ilnid to rest at different points on tho
Buoitlsh coast Amorlcans, a hundred
nnd thirty -ouo Identified nnd thirty
three unidentified, crow four Idontl
(lid nnd threo unidentified
The Associated Vrem correspondent
co-optrated with tho American army
officer In obtaining thoso figures,
which go forward to Washington D
C , a tho most accurate and complete
list nbtalnahlt Tho last heunUin of
theso bodies rceovtred were all Amer
ican and vicro burled Wednesday,
villager again going many milts in
a downpour of rain to pny thtlr sim
ple tribute to the Amirlcau dead The
bodies wtro taktn to thu burial plato
on ono big motor truck, which wa
followod along the route mivcrul mile
long by thn squad of twenty-flva khaki
clad American survlvorn und tho vil
lage mourner One of tho vllhiher
tnrrled tho Union Jack, while nn Am
erican soldier held aloft tho Blur und
Htrlixs
At tho grav.slilo tht American wl
tilt rit sung "The Star Spangled Han
n.r," followed by tho natives singing
Clod Huvo tin. King" Tho usual mil
itary saluto was then fired, ending the
ct rt mon y Temporary ft nee have
been built around the gravis, to bo
replartd by a ermanont 1 nolosure. as
hood a tho materials can bo convey id
I to thtso desolate shores. A llrltlih
tolonel who ha worked day und night
1 1 luce Iho disaster helping tho Ameri
cana bury their dead announced Wed
nesday that tht (tuple of tho nearby
tountrysldo had started a public sub
jscrltlon to crerl a permanent monu
'menl lo tho Amirlcnn
At ono point seventy -tight victim
I aro burled side by slda In 11 long
1 tren h Tho bodle of each I num
bered from one to county eight At
unothtr pluio thtn I a loiik gravo
I containing forty -nine bodlca nnd at
'a third forty-four victim ore Interred
In three trunchoH. All bodle uro tag
ged for futuro Identification So fnr
n Is known no ono from Utah lost hlu
Ufa with tho sinking of the Tuscunla
William C Cllvo and Utnlok Sloan
McMeco both of Halt iJiko City, and
I.00 It Chrlstensen of Kalrvloiv are re
ported us having been rcscutd
CALENDAR FOR DISTRICT fc
COURT VERY LARGE ONE
If
Bui Five Criminal Cases, However, Appear On Ihe Mb' "
Docket, (he Smallest Number In Several .
"" Months In This County. HU
Quit, the smallest criminal oaIoii
dar for many months' In Carbon coun
ty will confront Jutlg George Chris
lenstu when he convenes district court
nt I'rlro next Montlfiy. There are but
five east all tnltlA A U McKlntey Is
In the tounty ATr awaiting arraign
mint on thn charge of burglary In the
st t ond degree continued from the tost
term After he I through with what
he grt this lime, McKlnley nny havo
to nnswir to another charge that of
altimpted Jail breaking V It Hill,
late manager of tho Western Union
Telesraph company at l'rlo, has n
charge of emhexxltmcnt ngalnst him,
a special agent of the Denver and Itlo
(Irando being tho tomptalnlng w li
nes. The threo olher cases aro thoso
of John Aronto, Antonio jilorl nnd
lrank Nlgro, all eharged with viola
tion or tho prohibition law by having
In their pom.rsj.lon Intoxicating liquor
Prank Kralicne lla I held In the
county Jail with a charge of mur.lt r
against him, but thn cose Is not to
torn, up at this term In a drunken
row nt Castle Oate ono Hunday after
noon Inst November Ihe man shot und
killed Tony llotcro nnd quite seriously
wounded Mr llotcro Tho latter ha
most of the tlmo since been In a hos
pital at Kail Iiko City. The ofricer
are making n .nrch for Carman Hon
nactl, nl0 Implicated In tho murder,
and who iiflirward took to Iho hill
It I hoptd to apprehend llonunccl
heforn going to trial with Kratttmallo.
Mr, llotcro, who may lose her sight,
Is nn Importnnl witness. The case I
llkt ly to toinn up nl the next ttrm
Thirty Juror In nil have bten ub
lounnid They are lo report for ser
vile next Monday week. I'obruary
:6th (liven by precinct tiny nn
l'rlco Oeorge O. rrnndsiti J C.
Ilerglund IX K Olson, A W McKIn
non and J O l-'ausctt
Winter Quarlers I'rul C Klmber,
Charles l Anderson und James Wal
lace. Hr
llelptr James llruno, Joe I'asslo.
Paul I'tsMtlo nnd Joseph lllumherg
Hcolleld It W Crane, John Juvan,
IjiT Jt nsen und Chnrli Motile
Hunny side Joseph Dennlson, VV II
Bnndirson, eph Thomaa and Frank
It Morgan
Hiawatha 0 J Power
We lllngtem Orange Tldwell und
Thonuva Chantry
Clear Creek David Pnrmtey und C
M Anderson
Casllo Oato WlUord Ituir and It
II (Iraham
Htandardvllle Andn w Hsterbrook
and Charle llalou
Ijiw und Motion Matte ne.
rirteeu ease comprise tho law nnd
motion division nt thi term. These
are
Ini II Wine v A D Darker and
Jane Doe Darker, reeeiv.ry on notes
CrtMa complaint filed
flulsstppo Ansolmo vs lloslnn An
selmo, dlvorto
Denver and Itlo Orando v. Iiul
I'eMouit, action for ncovery and con
tinued from last term Demurrer
fllod
Price Common lal and Having Hank
vx D Vulerlo, llacr Hro and W. II
Rllllmnil (asslgnio). foreclosure of
mortgngo
Tom Avglko v. W. A. iAJWTy, tts
pus. Motion for a new trial
New oil K. Ileil v. Ada K Ileal, di
vorce Demurrer filed
I'lrsl Nallonal Hank of Price v W
i: Dowd. n, suit for rent of building
Parmer nnd filockgrovvera Hunk va
W P. Olson, May Olson, I-vl N Har
mon, O II Cloldworthy nnd Ixivl N.
Harmon, Jr , suit on note
Hd Khoya vs Joseph Oscello, eon
domniitlon suit concerning tract of
land nt Price
Tony Tulonls and John Papoula vs
Oeorgo (I Krandscn, action for trespass.
A Delhi rt Van Wuggomr vs Petor
C Jones, Injunction Demurrer filed
Whiter I' Kcrksey (trustte) vs
Charles Pi ttlttl nnd John Pettlttl. nt
tion In connection with bankruptuy
Demurrer fllod
Olady Mtlxettl (iidmlnlstrutrlx) vs
Denv.r ami Itlo tlramle. tbimagoM.
Demurrer und notice to strike from
tub mlar
J Christopher & Co v 15 i. J
Tlioma. suit on ncoount Demurrer
filed
It J Turn, r vs. It It Ktrkpatrlck
and IMnu Klrkpatrlek suit to tollect
note
The Trial (uliiidur
Thirty -four ousts art booked on the
trial calendar Boven of theso uro thu
City of Prlie vs the Dtnver und Itlo
(Irando it ml several or tho coal com
panic operating adjacent to tho I'rlco
river They uto known as tho be
fouling of water suits" A similar no
tion of the City or Helper vs tho Don
vor and IUu Urande and thu Pltusant
Vulley Coal company was heard at tho
lust adjourned term by Judga Henry
M Hayes, sitting for Judgo Chrli'tn
sen Judge Hayes ha all the evidence
unit him had tho case under advUe-
mini for several week 11 I not ex- T""
letttd that tht. eeven action will go M
to trial until after this decision I rcn- B
drred All tight are said to be slm- (jV
llnr H
Hanto Kenlto vs Ottavlo Hllvagnl; B?
action for recovery. WmK
Jamea I.lddetl vs Angelo Oeorgl- On '
dr. Cosmos Angoulakli nnd others; K '
trrspas. It4'
Ilrnwii Hhot) company v K. It. WUL'
Kaunder nnd Utah Association of B1
Credit Men, .suit on account Deposl- 9-
tlon filed i
A I).lt)irt Van Waggoner vs. K
Ot-orgu C Whltmore, reeovtry of v H
proiKrty at Hunnyslde "
I'tnh Nursery company v Oscar ?'
Illackburn. suit un account m'
Kva T Kakakl vs. (leorgo K Ka- By7.,-
kulili, divorce Mar
Clisrlm Olascr vs Hank Htewart: Wa. ' ,
nppcal from Justice's court Br-
Consolldaletl Wngon and Machine t
company vs. Pcler llarbogllo, null on It x
nteount Hu ""I
Christ nrvls vs Mck J I.lvU nnd WV "
Oust (Icorgakls, suit In rriovery on Bi , jl
notes B ri
Andrew Oman vs. Ilnsmii and 1.11- 1
llo Prandsen and Oeorgo O l-randsen HB ?q
(administrator), condemnation suit. E:
Ioul lli.nm v City of llelpir. suit Htf 1
to recover on account Btkf
Jourias M Dluminlu vs. Hhokrcy nHK
nnd J 00 hlit) a recovery or value of mPkEI
inerchiindlsc DrJB
John Plpsrnkl vs Henry Nougaret; MfeB
ntovery or personal property. BW
City or Helper vs J. Tom Pitch: Bt 20
suit for condemnation f real estate. SnjS
Ornre Hlrattnn-Alrty vs. Ada D MlH
Williams. Mary U Maxfleld and It II h111
Maxrield, suit to set aside deed. wFl 5
Ititltln lllrhards vs. Ariel P llleh- Wi-t
urds, ictlon for divorce. H1! 11
August Mtolas vs. Thomas Telonls; Br-J'T
trcspan.1 fuse 0 WhT
August Mtolas v Peter Davis: KijLkJ
trespass case Blul
Angelou Pola vs M M Pilling; BVjsfl
action to mover on contract HtrV
Thomas Choula (guardian) v. BHV9
Joints (loriiKin, nctlon for damage RvEvfl
City or Holptr vs. J Tom Mtch and kUufiH
Janet Pitch, action to condtmn real SSrai
state BffnH
John W. Hubert vs. Utah Fuel com- Krjl
iuny, suit for elamoge im M
Peter Karavatkos v. Ororge Doll- niftM
kits, Htcvn Halraktarl und John Kal- HSbhI
las uitlon on account WMlB
Oliver Jcso Parrutt nnd Htnnlcy IT BsB
Wade vs. John Aronco and Carbon Bfel
Puel lumpany. condemnation suit nBfl
Mary A Qulnn v. John Cjulnn, ac- BBfl
tlon (or divorce Answer riled luBfl
(I W Penwnrdcn va. Anna Pen- HBB
warden, action for divorce BBb
i: K Olson v Jacob Dorr and HMH
Han Deign, appeal rase from Jus- BlB
tleti'M court mlB
NnturaliuitJon untl Probate. IMOJ
Plltet n aliens are asking to be nat- 9PH
urallied Prom Helper, Celesta Dal- mfl
plas and Olovonnl Inqulnto, Hunny- BB
side, Ptilclo Divuunu, Pletro Havonl, BBBI
Prank Matko. ImuU () Ucotells. An- tBffl
gelo Antonopoulos, Oeorgo 'ano BBa
Oeorglde and John Itobert Middle- BBfl
ton Htandardvllle. Charle Kdward BBa
Htiuw. Hiawatha, Nick O PappadakM BBS
and Jerome Hihwelttcr, Clear Creek, BBb
Joseph Biura and Michael I.lmtgakl. HM
flcoflcld. Prank Itatborsek. BBE
In the probate division (ictltlons BBS
Imvo been filed for letter of admlnla- BBj?
tratlon In the estates or Kmma Mllner BBS
(contested), John II. James and Ar- Irafl,'
thur II. Illrth Petition for final dU- HP
trlbutlon In the estate or 1' Pana- BBkk
glotopoulos, K O Kuratxo and Tony Bw9
V'ardl BBK
a iNFAitrsBODY rouii n
Hurled lly Tramp Alougildi) Hem 11 Dtl
anil Itlo (Irandu Tnuk, HVB
Htorle cumu to Price thu first of Bj
the week of tho rinding of thu body ot IBM
an Infunt by tho sldo or thn railroad Hffl
track near Wpodsldo lost Hunday or . Bffl
Monday Tho body was run onto by HflM
n tramp who had been put off a train MBE
of tho Denver and Itlo Orande lie Bfll
burled It and mucin known tho fact nt SBb
Woodslde UBj
loiter tho officers at (Ireen Hlver Bfl
ure ropnrttd to hive arrested tho HjfB
tramp and ,wcra holding him while a Ufl
special ugtnt of tho railroad Invostl- BtS
gated the story Kmery county offl !
cors were notified and aro reported to BBl
have gono to tho scene Bwl
Thn baby Is supposed to havo been BvM
dropped from a passenktr train by Bfli
some unnatural mother Up to Uie j
hour of going to press The Bun ha j
been unatito to gut any further par- BBl
tlculam BBl
Tho publicity department of the BH
Utah food administration bus Issued
a bulletin urging that tho consump- fflfl
tlon or wheat flour be cut down At- kfll
tentlon Is called to tho fact that Of n-
oral Pershing, In order to conserve
wheat, has Issued an order forbidding BB
soldiers to purchase plci as a moasuro MHJ
ot conserving wheat BB

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