Show Thursday tAGE EIGHT I WORK (Continued 1G 1922 first from basin These data may be obtu ed from the director U S geologil Washington P c or survey district the engineers in the basjj t named above age MEASUREMENT of COLORADO MUCH THIS SEASON PLANS OREST 14 March UTAH MOAB T1MS-INDEPENDENT THE RIVER f first (Continued from page) page) stations on the main stream and The the mountains for stockmen Boulder Canyon to PIONEER will good trail are Yuma Topock and Cisco forest officers and a Lees erry Angel CALLED not' Bright HOMB only great eonv the tributary streams prove a considerable on Lit saving The stations but will effect a Juan (Continued from first pag San are on the Green the Par Gila and on and of time expense Virgin Williams the Colorado after which btditfij the public Thee" well as of coordinating the forest officers as purpose offered by T1 M Shafer Alatg or Althoughthe trail project the Colorado river was generally stream gaging in concourse of people accompaniedthe outside the forest the lies entirely obtaining the data required funeral procession to the grave the basin and that aphopeful cal officials are I tho United States Geological Survey Mrs Sarah Jane Stewart wa will be allowed with a those ijJ October 14 II propriationcontrol on the several wall proposes to cooperate at Polk Missouri Equipment-Blank Erosion interestedin the developmentthe daughter of John and Mary Biu forest is recevwho are Sal parental tersheds in the La in establishing and mainof the her I basin zard She accompanied attention it being realized nn probSalt Lake City in 1850 and frJ n m a liia is tuning these the Illi i3 most important recOrds of to I to the family moved to the Did forestApproriations JOUS 10 olnndards there on the the type for J III will highest country where they lived keep construct Unit icnces hieh xvi that the stations be equipwill require next They moved to stock off the nt recoiders and years water-stage Idaho where they resided Erosion Charles being asked wdersheds are Artinnt and then established thd Ol for a time mountainouscountry is caused niCHbUlvHlVuv on the Wflfnr msOUCGS at Rich county in stuuynis Randolph Utah 11 by over-grazmg home cl delusively III the United States the Geological Sur nnmSarah" wa‘s married Here "Aunt -! Il and it is vitally impoiuuu m maintains offices m eweiuy-- that vey Randolph Stewud the late Bishop the lower country our munities in Giihdistricti and v districts three suumsu u be protected from (USLlTULa 4UIU Tho next move wag Hunti- their watersheds districts lie in part where Bishop Stewart and fa"3 Etc consequent disas-1 of these n CVT1 and ds fol-1 l(ll basin as lurvuui V1VO4VZ Colorado River drainage bvioiri but ily lived a short time coming J floods trous results from nfe in Mrs Stewart Wai J Moab 1881 Rice C district of Arizona: Roger the earliest pioneers of fe W ILL REPAIR ROAD 101 Agricultural Building valley very engineer only two or this! there being Anz Tuscon University of Arizona of and here beiore she arrived 9 Mexico- families Commissioners Heber Murphy Colorado Wyoming and New is survived by four children who ui: yesterday 101 il McBride left J G ollansbee district engineer County Commissioner M Stems Times-Independent at Robert trail order by the The the from Denver supplied on short Midland trio over 403 Post Office Building P £3 are Powell Mrs Your local printer the state line They Mrs George Colo prices that can not be beaten anywhere Thompsons to WA Shafer Twenl amount of ler and Mrs possibly need in the do considerable A B everything plan to a and Purton with you may Nevada: and 29 great Utah can furnish you road and get it in Building five grandchildren the ederal repair work on district engineer 313 Mrs Stewartis office equipment line children survive They shape for the summer's travel Salt Utah Lake City the trip by survived by four sisters and h on are being accompanied D McGlashan district so California: H Mrs Elizal who are: will have charge brothers who San Charles Stewart TIMES-INDEPENDENT engineer 328 Custom House Huntington Mrs Eliza Bw A large ederal Johnson for the county of the work (subcffice 602 rancisco Calif and ard Huntington Mrs Silvia OviiH culverts will Calif) number of bridges Building Los Angeles D A Johnn1 Utah Mrs Elmo be constructed the necessary lumber The larger part of the work required Moab Joseph Hill and Hyrum The lumber being already at Cisco in connection with the base stations Idaho Grand Junction remont contributed by be will done in the was mentioned above main-1 last year LAW IS GOOD ONE county has agreed to keep the businessmen BUY Arizona district WILL prof long is speaker this figure until tenance costs within the education The principal users of s1 ream-flow MOAB HOSPITAL Utah's law providing for the United B the latter part of the year when more " at present are Harold Long was the records records Prof REPORT WEATHER by of all foreigners was highly commended at the services in the BaptiW ( Continued from first page) funds will be available government (represented ttStates federal er by Paul Armstrong in charge (loCltictl tO lUl The commissionershave strongly the reclamation service the church Sunday evening Mr LaS wi wi VS a UlUzv VV444X1 Min IBIS the Intermountain Max the weather bureau lecture on geoM urged upon the state that Contractor of naturalization work in commission the road between 47 18 power eave a scientic county prove Thursday March 9 the national park service the cal matters giving the scientists' Bushs oici ror me unuge r'krlu tow-1 States and who was a visitor 57 18 Thompsons and Casco ine it is for considerably less March 10 Colorado sion of the formation of the earth in is riday road czeolocical survey and the who IS Salt Lake City last Monday for an experienced man in 11 -51 37 art Saturday March of plant and anil than the State had estimated and conforms river commission)the states in which origin at 59 Thompsons was Dell L Sullivan the 31 March 12 now located in Sundav and every way to the plans and a conference with The lecture was very mtert commence the drainage area lies the local water life to 51 14 secure a crew the Durii state naturalization examinerfor Utah and Monday March 13 the licensees ing and specifications prepared by and permittees at once so was highly enjoyed k the 61 23 users work on the road 14 The commissionersIdaho Tuesday March this bridge engineer Armstrong declared that and applicants for permits or licenses the convalescence ox the pastor that it will be in tshape for traffic 628 be ask allowed to is either that they Utah statute would be of great aid to Wednesday March 15 recovering under the federal power commission R W Suencer who spring that the state in its work R WHEAT the werk naturalization citizens done or the federal W can furnish various have L iaeiiu Tho geological survey - Cooperative Observer a serious illness The clerk was in tv said there lopuv itselr awaru me cohliull iu niM He has been an increased du iJiion in addition to records of stream-flow occupying the pulpit for the bm to Charles Stewart for 1Uthe e geologic numberof petitionsfor naturalization topographic maps evening services many the past operation of apocl hall at Thompsons SCHOOL in the district during two Nature Note that PLAYERS and other data have a that that it in 'I'liofo irnxer mis uh elephant At noon Tuesday an uujuuluhvv of 1922 and is tar the of the HIT IN DRAMA months solution Your printing needs can be bearing upon day out of respect he ought to have for the the didn't look as though was taken same period plied by The Times-inaepenuenu excess of the total for problems of the Colorado river drainmother of bis punts pressed for Mrs Sarah Slewart of high school students in 1921 company CommissionerStewart whose funeral the of Prof Harold B tijreetiOn held Tuesday afternoon and Miss Helen Newell presented was recommendationLong Taylor Jr on A A the college play "The Touchdown" of Sheriff W Bliss was at the Star opera house last evening a deputy sheriff appreciative audience to a large and high Contractor V R Bush in response The plav was put on by the assisted by several to a request from the board submitted school football team and plans for girl an estimate of cost students Every member of of the the Grand county end did the cast splendid work and the repairing hyuhns the total cost creditable in was very v rU1VVH mimu keeping within the appropriation of every respect winning much merited to a $3500 recently set aside by the county applause The play was given students this Mr Bush's plan following for capacity house The purpose comprised the cast' of characters: would be to substitute two additional Johnson Lester Taylor piers under the east end of the structure Don Orris Newell rank and do away with wood trusses Parker Titus Wendell Allied entirely making the spans approximately Clark Winford Hector at present The Louise Goodman as they are Marvin Tangren well the east bank as as Edith Cartwright approach on Jessie Clark in the Ethol Clark and Ramona piers would be constructed Neva and with the plans and specifications Miss-Clara Taylor recited Williams road by the slate approved as a comedy verse and the Moab orchestra selections between commission The estimate includes a played a few wood floor and hand rail and the total acts Bush agrees cost would be $3 187 Mr the completed within to have work BAPTIST CHURCH LADIES material is on MARCH 31 fifteen days after the TO GIVE BAZAAR Office urniture - Desks and i BELOVED I WOMAN I Chairs Bookcases- Cabinets- iling baise I e I I Supplies- Office I lo-I I l t ' 1 (J' l rx i - 4 I i ' 1 i I Books Record 4- I '1 Books Typewriter hi I I I f f Stationery- Office 1 i i 1 I t ‘ 4-1-in ti 1 1 -x 1 1 1 I - 1 I J Etc orms i- x 1 Statements Miscellaneous Envelopes Remittance Sheets Checks Notes Order Blanks I Letterheads I I zs Things These ' All I J J t THE I -T- COUNTY I i ' cj n i L i x f n (i ziz-y - i I ' j rf-M I I i authorized j ft I i 1 i 1 i i i ) I ! 1 1 1 ! i i 1 a 4 x x 1 reports - direct MAKE appointed -oduction GIRLS' - ft Si On Sale Big Our T J si accordance PI I I I cl the DRESSES i ground in The ladiesof the Baptist church commissioners connection that and rummage bazaar the Green river bridge project sale will be a riday March 31 submitting given the state road commission wrote old drug store building adjoining at the Bush's estimate Contractor Ladies the county Martin & Co Cooper and plans and asking that children's let the house dresses and aprons !e permitted to go ahead and home-made baked foods ami still has to him The county wear contract candy will be Isold and there will also $3500 to its credit with the state road be of articles a rummage sale will useful commissionout of 1921 tax funds paid be light served at A luncheon (he state and it is proposed to use end of for the of the east this repair noon ladies of the church are making the understanding The the bridge with extensive preparations for rhebe that the county be advanced$3500 for a this it will without doubt the and work cn roads maintenance cf 1322 taxes The great success to be returned out announce The with r fe ' 9 1 ' ' A LOT NEW O- Shirts 4 Pants i J( Coats Khaki Men's -I and ' Overalls 2 I The Quality Is Extra Haidwnre- -! W I'nrk : L J W WILLIAMS SHOP rroprietor Men's Outing Clothes- Choice Candies 1 of ine also Years : gg- OUR O Quality CUSTOMERS WHO WERE SATURDAY'S SALE Girls' Dresses in UNABLE Lonsdale TO linene 18 O ADVANTAGE TAKE is your last splendid and of Middy Blouses tins Twill Middy in chance to Saturday get on and Ihes'tPbargains outfit their COOPER This sale will not be repeated girls' wardrobes with a selection again of Repeater these MARTIN We advise all fine dresses jpl LAST Ages Sale One-Day Cash or to call line during Half-Price At Good QUALITY DR 16 to This THE March new Attractively Priced ll THOSE O BENEIT line A ‘ ' I?'" THE OR Only Day One or Saturday affair 1 J Repeated Be Will I ofjouiCU?torner rii - |