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Show Carbon County School District Continued from Page Five Einar Johnson Caring for lawn, repairs to roof, floors, windows, plumbing system, etc., at the Hiawatha school and cottage G. B. Jorgensen Cutt ing weeds at Wellington school grounds Johnson Transfer Co. Drayage on school and janitor supplies for the various schools Sanford Johnson Making keys and repairing locks for Spring Canyon school , Johnson and Vaught Gas, oil, grease, tire repairs, prestone, etc., for the district-owne- d bus operating between Gordon Creek and Price Henry H. Jones Expense attending Board meetings at Price, and meetings at Salt Lake City, called by State Superintendent Burt Jones Hauling ashes and removing old boiler sections from the Price Central school W. J. Jones Assisting with construction of rock wall at high school Rollan Jones Hauling ashes from Price Cen- tral school Kelly Company Pay roll and voucher warrants for the Board office Kewanee Boiler Co. Boiler gaskets for various schools and fire door liners for Heiner school boiler Mabel E. Kiohm Census enumeration at Peerless Kenilworth Merc. Co. Kitchen utensils, pillows, and linens for the Kenilworth teacher cottage James P. Kerby films of hip and pelvis of E. H. Nicholes, teacher, injured at the Sco-fiel- d school KeeLox Mfg. Co. Carbon paper for Board : office Charles Leger Expense attending Board meeting at Price, and expense to Salt Lake City in connection with sale of Tax Anticipation Notes Lussky White & Inc. Brass washers, sandpaper, rules, planes, files, brushes, etc., for the various schools and for the manual training department at the High Cool-idg- Cutting at Price school grounds nger Disinfectant Furniture polCo. ish, mops, floor wax, push brooms, linseed oil Li o v 20.10 7.00 96.20 11.52 H. Lynn Caring for school garden at Sunnyside school during the summer months Liberty Fuel Company Rent, lights, and coal, for Latuda buildings .... Leon G. Lund enumeration at Census Stand-ardvil- le Lion Coal Co. Water, Lights, coal, globe valve, and cleaning boiler for the Wattis school.... Lyons and Carnahan Textbooks furnished for superintendent Steve Losik Hauling water for boiler at Rains school Liberty Store Co. Paint brush, turpentine, and cheese cloth for the Latuda school Linde Air Products Co. Linde Oxygen and Acetylene for the High School Science depart- ment 5.00 W. Metcalf Wood for Scofield school, replacement of skids on desks at Clear Creek, and labor at Winter Quarters building cleaning out fixing doors, rubbish, and windows Labor James Martine building retaining Wall at Helper school Mt. States Tel & Tel. Exchange .Company aJid long distance service for the various schools of the district and for the Board of Education office Coal for Joe Mooney the Price schools .... umeration at Heiner .... Census en and repairs and adjusting brakes on district-owne- d school bus Mine 63.53 24.70 4.00 8.02 15.75 4.00 59.00 & Smelter Supply Science Co. supplies for the various schools of the district Census enumeration for Price and vicinity, transportation fees for pupils who are attending the and Central Price South-sid- e schools but whose homes are at a distance and not on the bus line, use of car for and school purposes, money paid for material and laundry of school curtains, care of school lawn, salt to prevent pipes from freezing, light plugs, bulletin board material, and compo board to replace broken windows, for and Central Price Southside schools Ed. E. Morgan Hauling and repairing ashes, desks at Harding and Central buildings Mutual Coal Company Rains Coal for the school Labor Lowell Murphy and materials used in C. H. Madsen repairing district-ownebus operating from Gordon Creek to Price.. Miller & Deal Repairs 50.31 to stoker at Spring Glen, and installing stod ker after replacement 4.37 of new boiler at Price Central school Matthews Gas Machine Co. Motor for gas ma chine at High School.... Austin Morley Masonry work on rock wall at the hieh school 440.15 D. H. Morley Masonry work on rock wall at the hierh school Mason Claude Morley 15.00 ry work on rock wall at the hierh school Car ex John Potter 660.50 pense and services as attendance officer, and trip to Heiner investi11.00 gating someone break-in- e windows in school building Coal for Mark Powell 169.10 the Price Schools AssistEugene Plaga cleanwith janitor ing 2.04 ing, and furnishing and Installing glass in Helper school, and re4.00 pairs at Latuda school.. J. C. Penney Co. Factory, dust cloths, and soap, furnished the var1.60 ious schools of the dis- trict Joe 5.34 J. - training department Clean ing electric motor on stoker at Gordon Creek, dis- trict planer Sharpening knives and joints for School Manual High Lowell Murphy comsweeping soap, pound, etc., for the var- J. & Co. Morrison-Merri- ll E. L. Miner 1 ious schools of the trict James Martine Use of truck and mixer while constructing retaining wall at the Helper school CleriHelen Memmott cal work in office of 69.65 High School Principal.. Coal, George C. Mead rent of building, and storage of school furnand supplies duriture, 10.00 at Kiz summer, ing school e, School weeds 10.00 5.00 Kelley's Drug Medicine for Wm. Quinn, injured while working on roof of Castle Gate school, and acid for Helper art department Willard 102.G5 velopes, etc., furnished the Board office and Carbon High school $ Milner & Robertson Repairs to lawn roller for the High School Labor, Eddy Martin three men and truck, filling wash and repairing culvert on Gordon Creek school grounds.... PlumbMont Mangum ing and heating repairs at the High School, and labor and material installing new boi.ier and hot water heater at the Price Central school .... Mutual Lumber ComLumber, paint, pany hardware, pipe, nails, glass, plaster, window cleaner, cement, shovels, and various supplies and materials furnished the schools of the dis- Prezel Labor school Clinton Powell for 14.00 24.00 494.69 29.37 and repairs at Helper school and money paid for ma-- . terials used Peerless Utah Co. Valve for Spring Glen Price Wood southside school Price Sheet Metal Works Repairs to roof at Spring Glen school, and to air duct at Castle Gate, cap for boiler at Gordon Creek and pipe, caps, joints, and draw bands used in replacement of boiler at Price Central school Price Welding Works Welding seat frames, locker doors, and grates at the High School P. K. Nielson Pub. Co. Printing high school an- - Price Ice and Cold StorDistilled water age for high school science J. F. MacKnight, Postmaster Stamps, rent of post office boxes, en- Financial Statement Luce October 20, 1933 Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Friday, THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE EIGHT department $ 1.30 various nouncements, school forms, bus schedules, and report cards, for the schools of the Pembroke Company Diplomas for graduS district ates, and chairs, for the E. H. Nicholes Employhigh school, and receipt 3.00 ees' compensation on books, folders, pencils, minute order books, account of injury to hip while on duty at the book, mimeograph paScofield school per, and various office supplies for the Board New Century Printing 24.00 455.61 of Education office Co. Election supplies Price Municipal Corporfor twelve" districts of ation Replacing glass the Carbon District for in library, broken by Board Members' elecschool children, and tion water, lights, and powNew Helper Elec. Co. er, furnished for the 232.66 Sockets, wire, switchPrice schools and dormes, conduit, plugs, and itories 2,402.60 various supplies for the InstallJames Phelps Latuda school autolock door and ing matic door closer at the Melroy Nelson Coal for the Price schools .. 3.50 school Spring Canyon Herman Plaga Boiler LeRoy T. Olsen Carpenter labor, and repairs repairs and building outside toilets. at Latuand painting of desks, 458.20 9.50 da chairs, and buildings, at the various schools Price City Hospital Hospital Service for J. Asael Olsen Repairing Charles Smith, janitor, desks v for various 35.00 while on injured duty schools, repairing porch 119.25 school at the Helper and stairs at dormitory Lemont Poulter building, and replacing 364.00 and paper, Stamps, glass in Harding and Central schools typewriter ribbons used in making primary Blaine Olsen Taking outlines for the Carbon swings down for sum3.00 District mer storage and replacPrice Trading Co. Coal ing same at Price Cen215.50 oil, candles, fly paper, tral and Harding buildand cheese cloth for 'the ings 3.25 various schools Geo. E. Ockey Mileage, Co. Porter Walton car expenses, etc., trips trees seed Flower and 2.03 to Salt Lake City in 22.56 for the high school connection with sale of 5.00 G. P. Putnam's Sons tax anticipation notes, Textbooks for superinattending U. E. A. Con1.8S tendent's use vention, and meetings Price Commission Co. called by the State SuLumber for forms for perintendent, trips to and various concrete, used in replacHelper 5.25 on schools checking ing boiler at Price Cen3.00 tral school bills, telephone calls, T. M. Pitts Removing depository bonds, obashes from high school, taining Board Member's 28.09 and furnishing coal for signatures on tax notes, 48.24 compensation receipts, the Price schools and eighth grade proJoe Prezel Repairing motion certificates, sale roof and drain pipe at second-han- d of heating 5.00 the Latuda school stove for Castle Gate T. V. Pitts Coal for the teacher cottage, check66.31 Price school ing buildings and revisPrice Garage Co. Labor ing schedules with and parts for repair of adjuster, and stoker at the Spring posting election notices, Glen school 8.10 delivering ballot boxes and supplies for the LeRoy Powell Hauling school board election, ashes and cinders from for the school year 6.00 Price Southside school.. 1932-3- 3 Labor William Quinn and repairs at various R. J. Ockey Assisting 16.00 schools with janitor work at the high school, and car George Ruff Expense expense, Price to Kenilattending Board Meetworth and return, and ings at Price, expense to time placing books and Salt Lake City in con499.01 nection with Tax Antic-patio- n supplies in school building on account of drayNotes, for the U. man being unable to E. A. Convention, and enter building for meetings called by 40.50 State Superintendent, Seren Olsen Services as and money paid for e'ection judge for school Scostove grates for 126.00 and board election, field cottage, and for ashes from the hauling hauling repair materiHarding School als to the Clear Creek 200.05 Oliver Ditson Co. Music school books and supplies for 8.30 J. J. Rich Repairs to the high school doors and locks at Well 2.00 Railway Express Agency ington school building.. Express on typewritA. Richens Repairing ers for high school, on roofs at Harding and 20.00 heating stove for Clear Spring Glen buildings.... 49.74 Gerald Creek, and on interest Morley Masonry checkwriter, coupons, work on rock wall at and health material for 48.00 the high school 23.16 the Board office Paul Morley Masonry ReArthur Rathmill work on rock wall at reand roofs 48.00 the high school pairing 32.87 placing glass at HardAmbrose Murray Coal ing and Spring Glen 18.03 for the Harding School.. school buildings Re23.52 Martinelli Garage to motor at Riverside Merc. Co. pump pairs 5.50 Standard school Mousetraps for Helper school 33.60 MacMillan Company Books for superintenRobinson's Repair Shop 3.38 dent's use Making keys, repairMidland Service Station ing door checks, and Gas, oil, prestone, seats, etc., and grinding mud hooks, tire repairs, lawn mower, for the etc., for the district-owne- d various schools 32.55 bus, and gas and Redd Motor Company oil used in truck for Pipe repairs, bolts, and 19.35 hauling gravel and cewelding boiler frame for ment for retaining wall Harding and Helper 123.00 at the Helper School.... schools, and oil, grease, Dr. R. F. McLaughlin etc., for the direpairs, Medical for services strictowned bus operWm. Quinn, Gordon injured from ating 62.35 while doing repair Creek work at Castle Gate Wood for Dale Reid school, and for Sam the Latuda school the Basso, injured at 13.00 Rinetti and Capitolo Price Central school .... Meals for Lofter Bjarn-aso- n 75.53 B. W. McAllister Cen and Matilda Petersus enumeration for son, Institute speakers.. Price and vicinity, and V. W. Rampton Census transportation fees for 92.49 enumeration, and monpupils who are attendey paid for express on ing the Harding school science supplies for the but whose homes are at 3.91 Kenilworth school a distance from school 458.67 and not on the bus lines Theodore Reese Boiler McGraw Hill Book Co. repairs for the Stand-ardvil5.50 Books for High School school Mechanic Arts Dept 3.62 L. M. Rasmusaen Re National Coal Co. at the pairing plaster Lights and power for high school Gordon the Creek Coal Co. Coal for Royal school, and labor and the Rolapp school materials furnished for R. M. Reese, Treasurer wiring garage at Gord-do- n Tax on irrigation water Creek for the district-owned held by School District bus 151.22 in the Wellington Canal 33.25 H. C. Norton Coal for the Price schools and Company Board office, and fertilCoal Harry Rlchelman izer for the High for the Price Southside 4.00 408.23 School athletic field school 434.16 G30. A. Rowley 267.85 249.14 73.71 36.80 119.99 176.12 66.00 2.00 Censu3 enumeration at Spring Glen, and expense for trips to Kenilworth on Consumers and school business, and money paid for postasre on school correspon29.60 dence $ Ranara Biological SupScience sup- ply Co. 14.30 Pi:es for the high sctool Remington Rand, Inc. Typewriters for the 520.00 High School John Rich Replacing in glass Wellington school building 3.50 Tom Revas Masonry work on rock wall at the 44.37 high school F. I. Pwowley Drayage on supplies, removing ashes, and furnishing coal for the Spring Glen 205.23 school Rocky Mountain Bank Note Co. Letterheads for Board office 52.75 Reid's Service Station Motor oil for stokers at and Harding Spring Glen schools 4.80 Store-F- our Reid's Rite-Wa- y shovels furnished the district for work on 4.46 Helper school grounds.. C. H. Stevenson Lbr. Co. Lumber, kalsomine, screws, hardware, nails, stove floor repairs, enamel, screen doors, roofing materials, dandelion rakes, and janitor supplies and materials for the various schools of the district. 471.31 Service Station Superior Gasoline for Harding and Carbon High schools 1.38 H. C. Stone Papering one room in teacher cottage, and removing ice and snow from roof iof school building at 8.00 Scofield Savoy Hotel Room rent for speakers at Teachers Institute 3.00 Smoot Lumber' Co. Paint, lumber, glass oil, nails, flooring, paint brushes, etc., for the various schools of the district, and cement for constructing wall at the 358.59 high school n Salt Utah Stages Transportation charges on pipe fittings for Central school, and on mimeograph paper for the Board office and Carbon High School 9.74 Service & Plumbing Heating Repairs to plumbing, heating, and sewer systems at the various schools of the district, and stoker re346.05 pairs at Price schools.... Salt Lake Hdwe. Co. Glass for the Harding school, and supplies, materials, and equipment furnished the high school mechanic arts Standard Stores J. Sweetring for Geo. Trammel Salary and legal services in con2.27 nection with discharge of George Trammel, Creek - Price Gordon 43.52 $ 4.35 school bus driver Spring Canyon Stores Co. Paint brush, fuse plugs, motor oil, and rope for the Spring 2.50 Canyon school Wm. H. Thomas Repair work at the Wattia 22.00 school building KalsoF. J. Thomas mine work at the Co102.94 10.00 lumbia school Continued on Page Nine S. Co. and Soap, cleaner, dust cloths for Stand- $ ardville school Snow Merc. Co. Globes, soap, and bon ami for the Wellington school.... Standard Motor Co. Oil, grease, repairs, and materials for the Colum-bia-Sunnysi- district-owne- d bus Board School Ass'n. Membership fee in State School Board Association and fee for carrying on work of Legislative Committee.. C. M. Schmidt, M.D. Medical Services for E. H. Nicholes, injured while on duty at the Scofield school L. K. Stewart, Jr. Tuning pianos at the var ious schools of the dis- State trict Service Garage & Body Shop Installing felt channels in windows of district owned bus operating from Gordon Creek Spring Glen Water Co. Water for the Spring Glen school ReSpencer Lens Co. pairs to microscope for high school, and microscope, racks, ocular, and lens for the Sunnyside school F. M. Stansel Notary service for election jud ges at Spring Canyon.... St. Mark's Hospital Hospital services for E. H. Nicholes, injured while on duty at the Scofield school O. P. Skaggs System Soap, dutch cleanser, bon ami, lye, etc., for the various schools Jr. High Sunnyside School Money paid for postage on school correspondence, and for on calls telephone business DisSlim's Motor Co. tilled water for high school, and repair parts labor, and battery for Sunnyside district-owne- d bus 21.00 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES 39.00 DR. A. R. DEMMAN Physician and Surgeon DALPIAZ HOTEL BIJXJ. Res. Ph. 10O Office Phone 80-11-- 1 8 5 Office Hours 2.00 Helper Utah 2-- 145.39 7-- MRS. J. E. FLYNN, Mgr. Licensed Embalmer in attendance UTAH PRICE Ambulance Service Phone 29 Undertaker 100.83 3.00 116.55 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE HELPER L'ODE NO. 1659 Harvey Partridge, Dictator A. J. Carlson, Secretary Every Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. Knights of Pythias Hall WALTER C. GEASE ATTORNEY-AT-LA- 8.30 Court House Price, Utah Phone Price 392 Phone Helper J 6-- P. COLTON S. 23.83 19.01 Notary Public COLTON MOTOR CO. HELPER UTAH HARRIS SIMONSEN NOTARY PUBLIC HELPER UTAH Lake-Easter- 148.85 6.00 21.60 112.85 department Orin Snow Drayage on and books, supplies welding towel racks, 35.78 and furnishing coal for the Wellington school.. Charles Scribner's Sons Textbooks for Superintendent's use Sun Publishing Co. Publication of financial statement of the dis 23.88 trict for 1031-3and school end janitor cup-plifurnished the various schools of the dis- trict 31.75 .55 24.80 95.10 5.00 3.80 15.59 le 1.25 14.60 175.00 te E. J. Steele Census enumeration, and hauling drinking water for pupils at the Spring Canyon school James W. Smith Fur nishing wood and hauling water for furnace at Rains school, and gas, oil, and use of truck filling in wash at the Gordon Creek school Scofield Coal Compan- yCoal for the Scofield school Standard Coal Co. Coal, power, coil, power, and fuse plugs for the school Spring Canyon Coal Co. Steam heat furnished, and repairs to toilets at the Spring Canyon school 10.07 19.21 lows : SEC. 8. Th- - legislature may, by appropriate legislation provide for the establishment of a minimum wajrc for women and miners aiid may provide for the eom-for- t, s.itety and general welfare of ary and all employees. No provision of this constitution shall be construed as a limitation upon the authority of the legislature to confer upon any commission now or hereafter created such power and authority as the lenislature may deem requisite to carry out the provisions of this M. W ROSS Public Stenographer, Court Reporter, Short - Hand, Dictation, Commercial Correspondence, Legal Documents; reasonable rates. Upstairs in Stafford Bldg. Phone 160-- W Dr. N. E. King Eyesight Specialist at the Gift Shop Utah Helper Eyes Examined .Jiepalr Vork A Joint Resolution Proposing an AmendArticle XXII of the Caostitu-t.o- n of the State of Utah by Stciion S Thereof Relating to the Prohibition and of Sale, Manufacture, Use, Advertisement of. Possession of er Tragic lu Intoxicating Liquors. Us ft resolved by the Lecislatnre of th ment Stat 44.90 45.06 12.18 3.11 tj of lUah, two-thirof all memto each House and two-thirs of all the of each Hons concurring therein : SECTION 1. Repealing Section 1 mt Article 22. That it proposed to amend Article XXII of the Cunatitu.ion of Utah in the following particular, That Section of Article XXII of the constitution of Utah be and the aam is hereby repealed. SECTION J. Duty of Secretary of State. The Secretary of State is hereby directed to submit th proposed amendment contained hereinto to the elector of the tat at the next general election in the manner provided by law, SECTION 1. Effect!.. Date. If adopted by the electors of the state this amendment shall have effect on the first day of January neat aucceeding determination by the Board of State Canvasser of the result of the election designated in Section 2 hereof. bers elected I, M. H. Welling, Secretary of State of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foreKoing is a full, true and correct copy of the Constitutional Amendment proposed by the regular and special session of record in my office. tn witness whereof, I have hereunto et my band and affiled the Great Seal of the Bute of Utah, thia 1st day of September, 1933. (SEAL) 608.00 58.62 50.86 115.93 (J First publication September 193S. Last rohlicatlon November (, 1933. BEAUTY WORK The Gift Shop Prices always within rea son; workmanship of the best. V THE GRILL CAFE Excellent Meals 295.96 FOR THE BEST IN Beauty Shop Secretary of State. Stan-dardvil- 4.90 Resolution Proposing an Amendment to Article It of the Constitution, fay the Addition of ft Section Relating to Minimum ft and Wage for Women Minors', and General Welfare of Any and all Employees. Be it resolved be the Legislator of the Stat of Utah, tiro-thirof all the mem-ba- rn elected to each house concurring therein : SECTION I. That It b) proposed to 16 of the Constitution by the amend addition of a section fvhich will read as folA Joint RECONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT LATING TO INTOXICATING LIUU0R3 657.81 for injury sustained at the Helper school while on janitor duty AMENDMENT CONSTITUTIONAL IN I .ELATION TO MINIMUM WAfiES FOB WOMEN AND M1NOKS .73.39 Publish- ing list of nominations for school election, publication notice of budget adoption, binding books for Harding school, printing letterheads for high school and c o m m e ncement programs and tickets for high school commencement Standard Oil Co. Floor dressing for the schools of the district Henry Smith Coal . for the Helper school John Scowcrof t & Sons Wrapping paper for the Helper school J. Charles Smith Em ployee's compensation Cons&uiiona! Amendments Quick Service WHY NOT HAVE YOUR DINNER PARTIES IN OUR LOVELY BANQUET ROOM? CAN ACCOMODATE 300. 50c TO 75c. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT HELPER, UTAH 505.15 PHONE 1M |