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Show k. THE SUN. FRIGE, UTAH EVERT FRIDAY. NEW HATOR AND COUNCIL 10 TIE FRIDAY, JAFP ARY 4. 1921 DIPS TOUCH PARHLEY IIP WORK Former Resident Hereabouts Relieved of Wallet Up At Zion. (Continued From Page One.) these exerts on Ockeys work for the The police have arrived at the conllis knowledge of the city's afout city, E. te;s Anderson. George (kkey clusion that United States mail boxes counto aid been the a has fairs Claude and great of tie recorder office corners are becoming popu street on these four cil through years. Oekey Eniy retiree as treasurer. mediums of exchange between lism been 'in Price for twenty years, lie W. Elected as mayor two years ago, held various positions as accountant eroohs and their victims, says last W. Jones has just closed Lis first ex-With his Sundays Salt Lake Telegram. to his in holtliiij? publie offiee. lie previoushe is reeordersbip. entrenched in the stances of stolen articles being return-lif- e tierienre in Carbon solidly county about fourhome is on ed to their rightful owners have f The Price. of family teen years nine of these in Price. He tells The quently been reported to the police and Fourth street Ockey work hah always followed engineering to not be averse Sun little is a Saturday a similar instaneewas rethat in irrigation, mining and power activ'inirted no but doubt there by Henry Parmley, 1229 Third if period, ities in Idaho and Utah. lie was with vesting work avenue. at located will soon be he that the Utah Power and light company Sat urday afternoon, December 22d, and ful lowed that with coal mining again. - pickpockets relieved Parmley of awal-ure- r, treaethe Claud J. Empey, retiring in work. He was one of the engineers is a native of Price. Ilia parents let containing three checks of fl500.00, the building of the canyon pipeline for are Cashier in a local bank $S9.00 and $12.50 and a dollar in cash J'riie City, ne owns a substantial res- and pioneers. other business connections, on a Third avenue streetcar between having on idence here the family home up his work as guar- - Main and State streets. Yesterday he he well is fitted for Sixth street. Without doubt the city received a telephone call from the post- - lr lv ARTICLES THAT ARE USEFUL ALL THROUGH THE YEAR th tainments during the past two years, lieen found in a Main street has job than he expected to find that he is checks had mail box. The wallet and the dollar it. to else at someone round a glad give of the been applied to the improving have been kept by tbe thieves, Para-le- v New City Government water system from Colton Springs to told the iolioe." the lust tsp in the city. Also to the Incoming memtiers of the new govis a former resident of CarParmley arrangement, style and capacities of erning body for the city ere James W. bon county and is well known at all the new electric lines, And on 4be jLool'biiurow g v. Horsley, the coal camps of this district. lie and James E. Alley moved to Zion some two or three years preparation of paving and newer data (j striugham for the work immediately ahead hisjM eouurilnusn, Arthur N. Smith re ago after a residence hereabouts for position has lieen of. incalculable bene- '(yfjpp Bn Sheldon L. Anderson, treas-fi- t- many years. lie has lost some adherents who j urer j). Hadley is the holdover voted him in because they thought lie. councilman and Charles IL Madsen, a Ice Lamp would make a radical turnover of some man on the old board, is now CARBON DISTRICT COAL MINES ETC. has but gainPAYROLLS, the likely in four-yeCasserole city, term. things going in for a ed a greater number of friends among J. W. Loofbourow has been in Price Dish (Continued From Page Six ) did his former opponents because he for some twenty-si- x years. At least not do those things so completely as half of this time he has served on the demand for coal with the result that was expected. His administration will town board or city council. lie has the output this year will not be mueh Disc always be remembered for its work in also been in county positions during in excess of eight hundred thousand imthe and local utilities bettering this time. So his knowledge of the eity tons as compared with 1,160,000 last Dish provements made in the apjiearance of and community affairs is well groundthe streets through removal of poles ed. The lumber firm of which he is year. E. K. Olson of Price is operating the and other work during his term of of- manager is one of the old and solid inElectric Oven Jesse Kniglit property out in Deadinan fice. Eastern Utah. lie owns stitutions of lease. under Canyon Gomer P. Peacock has served on the Electric home here the family residence on Considerable coal for local consumpcouncil for six years, his two years Eighth street at K. to Asked as Lamp term lieing his first exjierience in pub-li- o his policy as mayor he says he has not tion at Price ia coming from the mines four years ago, outlined anything except to do what close by. Teamsters are delivering at office, Fan Electric hit service has witnessed the entire he thinks is best for the eity in every- $6.50 fur lump. construction of the Colton Springs thing that comes up. The council chamNeil M. Madsen of Price and IL Y. pipeline and the rebuilding of water-mai- ber will be as familiar to him almost Gibson of Salt Lake City recently closin the eity. Peacock s principal ed down the property they are develas his own offiee chair. work on the council lias been as the W. Arthur back on the oping between Clear Creek and Scohead of the water committee and his council after hisHorsley absence since field. Work will likely be resumed in longest attention to thia branch of the muniei- - the town was first incorporated will the spring. The Brownings of Ogden Vacuum Grill business has been of great Klitya to the waterusers. Entering fall into place just from force of habit are interested. At that he is likely to meet with a few Installation of a aeries of rotary reupon the duties with a newly elected surprises that the at Beach next spring will begin torts business has citys bunch four years ago, he was the only so Cup of the North Dakota ligincreased since old the As development days. council member to stick through the count be made he has nite fields by means of a new German the near as can . beand ; term, all the others resigning served on the board in various ea- - distillation and briequet process, use ing nqdaced by appointed substitutes. parities sixteencity years. lie was a mem- of which Northwestern financiers have Peacocks holding out for the people's ber of the first town board, haa served secured from Thyssen A Co. of Dussel-dor- f. modrights was largely responsible for The retorts will be built there. as as of the board and clerk, president ifiealions in the contract with the big- as the town became a after mayor s the on now customer water city gest In fact in the campaign when JOHNSON UPHELD BY COURT IN books. This contract as now standing is hecity. ELECTION CONTEST ran last for he was opposed working with considerable benefit, but hv a newsiaier mayor C. W. one operated by a while it was under consideration prollcnfer on the grounds that he was a HUNTINGTON, Dee. 30. O. R. testing committee stormed the council chronic officcsceker because lie had Johnson, who had previously been de- chamber to aid his effort to get wlist 'uncilman in served fifteen years (in capital lct- - ,,ured !r4pd was coming to the city. Peacock was 4be inuu,iPl election, November 6th, was elected nevertheless. but At tors, also largely responsible for tbe retenby Juilge George Chnston- time a shaker in a convention tion of. the lighting system to the city another eventh District court at JLb? because he had held opposed Horsley when a few years ago it was pro0e riday. Although he the ras4le so office like long (at something votes in the canvass made by posed to tarn that utility over to outfea-- 1 NEW PLATES ARE HERE f.ur a dollars that he had eight year) side parties. This is now the citys thered his nest built a house and so I41' ,f.lty cYunel ln,ed,a4e,y after the standfinancial asset from a greatest on but a rather inebriated adherent I4,on 4be sueewwful candidate still Coal Co; 01 point. Peacock hna been in Price about got up and lg P" Secretary of State Began Issuing On proposed to keep Horsley j18' B.nJ5J,,,TltD 4,ri.ov,er.. twelve years. He is manager of a big hecause asklatter a. new man might repeat the Plen4 Rowley. Wednesday of Thia Week. mercantile establishment, has a home n 'blpb be ained one fora al- while the old one was grafting, sevon North Ninth street, is active in ba served four yean as Beginning last Wednesday morning supplied. Horsley haft lieen here!'048, 44owlpy eral of the institutions of the city, a ready to been the first business day of the new uncdmaiv having appointed so that long nobody can rememlier it fill member of civic clubs and a rustling a vacancy after the election of II. E. Crockett, secretary of year in and tbe mercantile establish years, Delivered in Price at $6.60 the citizen generally. His election four ment over which he iresides 1919. state, began the issuance of license wouldnt ton or $3.00 at the mines. Best years ago furnished one of the most seem like itself without him. for 1921 The new ones, in the plates matcommuniof lump. Finest fuel obtainable. active poliliral flurries the Pupils assume responsibility in of most folks, are an improveopinion E. James Alley, in Price for ten ters of behavior at the Gordon, O., Rebuilt road to the Olson mine. ment ty hss ever witnessed, lie takes a in appearance. on those which is going in for his first exieri-enc- e school, Cleveland, O. A behavior Wagon hanlere invited to load long breath somewhat savoring of re- years, have been used during 1923. The new in offiee. lie has council, consisting of a representaholding public from here. For farther particulief on his retirement from the really ones are in what was described as lars see E. K. Olson at Price. Or, strenuous job ot being a councilman in been a close observer of municipal af- tive of each room, formulates whatevWestern Union blue, with the num-- I a time he fairs for and thinks is safelong Price. er rules it consolers necessary for phone orders to 100m. letters and lines in white. Some bers, in good timrh with some of tbe citys ty and order. Guards elected by the Albert E. Horsley, during bis two to memory are adopted in the aids 'easy Miners and Shippers ot the He will undoubtedly put the pupils enforce these, and in cases of years on the council, has been princi problems. For example, passenger Celebrated numbering. same of effort into his extreme misbehavior the teachers may William Comstock have ears pally active as chairman of the elec- councilthoroughness will all numbers with five work that is given his own bus- bo consulted. ' trie committee. Ilia regime Las witnu-- I figures in them, and all Lessee nessed the removal of the poles from iness affairs and will make a dependwill be on passenger ears. All merals Coal all able member. knows who fellow it Your the etreet renters, the puling in of numerals will be on trucks. M. to C. tell what the 'Price been in has can t resist reconMineral temptation Stringham the the while way lighting, There are just a few exceptions to such STORKS, CTAn struction of the whole 'puleline and about five years. He evidently ex pec Is lie doesn't know. FIFTEEN FARM BUREAU UNITS a rule. The governors ear will have General Offices, 117 Newhouse dietribution system, big extensions of to put in a busy time during the next numbered secthe and the 0, plates NOW FUNCTIONING Building. this and street lighting and a large in-- j two. Already operating picturehouses retary of states those numbered 1. Balt Lake city, Utah. furnished cus- - t Price and Rams, just the other day crease in the sen-icArticles of incorporation for the Du- Dealers, as usual, will have the numtoinere. His experience in his work he took over another up at Helper, and chesne County Farm Bureau federa- bers from 2 to 299, while the numbers on now adds the aad councilman. duties work as ladies' childrens tad la with the local telephone company was tion and fifteen locals in Duchesne from 300 to 499 will he assigned to a great aid to him in the conduct of his But then Mrs. Stringham is an able invito their patronage. Everything ia Uintah counties were filed with trailers. in bouse Leo d a new the sssistant and at Lowry conducting sanitary. JOHNSTUNS DRAY department. Horsley smiles over his Plates numbered from 500 to 999 tlie secretary of state last Friday. west and the of now of the postoffice, fast bar Shop, just family girls Does All Binds of changed attitude about the proper lo- IVice, in the have, letter Chester II. Hartman is addition, capital of president cation for a poleline when he sees the developing into young ladies may be Main street, Price, Utah. Courtesy the E in in nu front of the Hauling a L E. Potter, triangle county organization; to lessen some of hia d competent workmen. Goes Anywhere improvement effected by the eleared expected meral. E The stands for rice and P. secreJ. exempt, May, president, streets. lie ia a nativeborn in Price dens. Stringham Las taken an active and signifies that the ear carrying thia Any. Tima and treasurer. and has lived here all his life. This interest in the affairs of the munici- son. Seldom was there a meeting at tary Call Phone No. 98 Du- license plate has paid no tax. Such Presidents of the bureau units in in his residence this which Iladley failed to bring forth was his first experience in publie of- pality throughout chesne constitute the board of privileges are allowed only to ears eity. The family home on K street from his notebook something new for directorscounty fice. of the county farm bureau. owned by the people, as represented by ia in the one of best the work on. One of his kept places that body to Lake E. Young, who is now located are G. They George Lindsay, Mountain their eity, county, state or national My school, my job, my Chii in California, had hung around community. With a keen insight into claims is likely to need the scales for Home ; Chester II. Hartman, ML Em- governments or their school districts. as matters welfare the of is the slogan of a special high decision looks when new the all, a affecting body Carbon eouny a long time. Postmaster The mons ; W. A. Maxfield, Altonah ; Lesregulations covering exemption edition of the and bank cashier at Helper, superin- a spirit of fairness and a disposition itself over to see who are its weighty lie Goodrich, Bluebell; weekly bulletin publish Ander- from payment of the license are un- ed Christy to all with sides hear real a members. servthe Chicago Association of Con together mail tendent of the government by and so strict are few L. that but E. Potter, Highland: changed son, Upalco; merce. This special number was issue Arthur N. Smith, the new recorder, Walter ice operating out of Price, a connec- sense of hnmor Stringham will make Baird, Ioka; F. W. J. Meyer, cars that use Utah roads will fail to to bring the business men of Chi tion with a wholesale electric house a valuable addition to the group around is a native of this city, born on the Midview; George Elliot L My ton; license the and considerable a fee, pay into farm at the northeast eorner of the closer relations with tbe hit and salesman for a popular make of au- the council chamber. Arbuckle, Nepla; Newel Snyder, proportion of those are tracks that are schools. Information Charles 11. Madsen, closing a term municipality. His parents, Mr. and about the school tomobiles are among some of his acCedarview, and S. W. Mower, Roose- used in road construction or mainte- is given for the benefit of the busin tivities. lie was in charge of the street of two years and entering upon an- Mrs. IL CL Smith, are so well known velt. nance by city, county or state men and about business for the bene department during bis work on the other to run four, brings the ex peri- - that the youngster but little past his Units in Uintah county and their ofof students. council. It was always his ambition to enee gained through the recent months majority is lurry Smiths boy. ficers are Lapoint, Jacob Rasmussen, has had considerable aecount-b- e get the streets remodeled so they would j along with an intimate knowledge of j The-laD. EXTENSION GIVEN L. Bills, vice president, as wide as they are long, but lack the citys affairs which will prove val- - ing experience around the offices of president; and W. C. Marshall, secretary and An order has been issued granting EL An- - uable to his treasurer Thia the election clerk and W. the back. work the assessor, held of time treasurer. ' the United States government until place dur- - 'of Madsen brings to mind that it might at the county courthouse and will very White Rocks, EL Fred Person, who took Youngs VERY LIGHT IS THE Sargent, pres- January 22, 1930, to submit final proof ' " be good practice to follow in picking likely fall into the duties of his new C. J. vice ident; Thompson, president, qj completion of the Strawberry promen from 9 reir-in- g position with but little friction, alone of the C. O. Gates, secretary and treas- ject by Judge Elias Hansen of the council and put him on for the though its a safe bet that he will find and BURDEN urer. Fourh District eourt at Provo. It was longer term. This would always leave a surprising amount of real work conJensen, Lloyd Stewart, president; granted on petition of United States two holdover members in this in- nected with the job. Smith is a popuFred Wall, vice president, and I. S. District Attorney Charles M. Morris, Pay s mull premium yourself stance Madsen and Hadley. Madsen lar member of the vnunger set in Gardner, who stated that completion of the proand 1st the company care for the secretary and treasurer. has been in Price superintendent of the citys social life, lie is one of the been delayed. big loss when it comes. Fire octhe publie schools for six years. This family life at the home on Kl street Americans living or visiting in Italy jected curs when we are not expecting Sheldon L. Anderson, taking up the and others interested council job is his only experience in in the literature If we could convert our baseball it generally when we are least first "twelve "months be handled from elective publie offiee. He has headed treasurers duties, first eame to Wire of the United States have access to teams into a standing army congress prepared for it We write polithese sources just a little more than the committee in charge of public about twelve years ago. Joining the American hooks, magazines and newswould hot hesitate to vote scads of cies in the best of American comchairman and been The hns service he 1920 in e of dollars. came thousand back in 1917, twenty-fivyear buildings 'Amerithe of through Library funds for preparedness. committee. panies. This means the prompt and at once entered on work with the papers can Studies at Rome, an institution just closed brought in almost seventy-- theA.health D. Iladley, the holdover member then newly organized Eastern Utah founded and maintained payment when the conflagration six thousand The accounting in the by private What we don t know may not bother cornea. We go your bonds. Let n office has grown to remarkable pro- - from the old council, has been around Electrie company and with which subscription, hut open to the publie us it is true hut it eauses many peons tell what we have for sale ia faeili- - Carbon county so long that it seems he audibeen holds now has the of It greatly position portions. without charge. More than ten thouscity property, ranches and the tated by methods originated by Ockey, he was in almost every camp before it tor and cashier, llis fifteen rears ex- and hooks are in this library, aa well ple to spend sleepless nights. like. and as he has been with it throngh its was started. It is qnito probable that perience as an accountant lias given as To really enltivate your own brain newspapers from every part of the growth he has had a full realization of he has been more regular in attend-lt- s him the training necessary for his .United States and more than sixty im- - keep in tonch with those who have needs. The auditing of the eitysanee at the meetings than any other work as treasurer of the municipality. EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE scientific and more have. brains ported than literary, political, you AND INVESTMENT CO. accounts which is now proceeding by member, as the winner of the Peaeoek-- IT was mamed in Price and tbefam- - 0ther periodicals. j a firm of Salt Lake City accountants Madsen wager on this subject refused ily resides in a home he built on PRICE, UTAH While setting a standard for others has brought forth compliments from to take Iladley on for a like com pari- - street. Birth announcement cards. The Sun. why not live up to it yourself f llis knowledge of what was needed , ! j two-ye- Cream Freezer Ironing Machine Lighting Fixtures Mangle Milk Warmer Motor Ovenette Oyster Fryer Percolator Piano Plate Warmer Portable Electric Drill Reading Lamp Room Heater Refrigerator Samovar Shaving Sewing Machine Soldering Iron Boudoir ar ar Chafing Curling Iron Stove Washer Drink Mixer Iron Electric Range lie-elect- Floor Lamp Foot Warmer Garage Heater ns Heating Pad Hot Plate Immersion Heater i Table Lamp Travelers Iron Toy Range Toy Train Toaster Stove Toaster Tea Pot Utility Motor with Polishing and Grinding Vibrator Violet Ray Outfit Cleaner Water Urn Waffle Iron Water Heater Washing Machine Eastern Utah Electric Company WHOLESALE ; RETAIL PRICE, UTAH JL 1 '4 Coal! "an4 , Spring Canyon Spring Canyon five-dig- it four-dig- it WE SPECIALIZE e Bar-8n- bur-lan- ! I De-mo- nt j E two-ye- ar j ' con-ere- j j . , ! ' J n |