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Show 1 failei f to ; AA NEWSPAPER MiES FOR POWER X WHEN nNGES ADOPTED SPECIAL MEETING ntg CALLED c ,e3 in power re Vire have been announced by fol-- L, Recorder William Grogan session Monday a special council .0 wherein the Price city try. a and with a the ved the following rates, running jo days and then permanently ;wnd satisfactory. One Meter System residential section has been system replac- on a Rates, as the former rgain Marriage Tags isred by ie per. inter. ; your gain in the would A $1.00 jvatt hour. declared. also pa Former System enna. er Tie ornan i Leap Year Ups two-met- the action will be 10 cents 10 kilowatt hours, eight first the for the next 10 kilowatt hours fall in excess at three cents per commercial minimum has the ih first .s per k. Per- - Used system continues in sections for lighting, 250 w. hour; en r ed erica ie Come ou tii taoeat m For one PE ina 64! con-:.apti- on 31 j e city. Power rates off peak load will with a demand charge of one 2ar per horse power which includes re cost of 20 k. w. hours per horse to. All further consumption will made by the purchaser at the rate I $.015 per k. w. hour. Time clocks, art in a the other instance, to be in-'sil- ed at the expense of the consumed controlled by the city. Schools NUMBER 28 Week-En- d Accidents Bring One Death, Nine Injuries ACTI0II5TABTED Traffic Mishaps Bring Major Portion Of Local. Hospitalizations; Others Varied At iick nL during last week-en- d Alvin, Marvin and Leo Rutherford, one life and put nine persons in also one sister, Marie Clawson. loca hospital, some with noK serious injunes and others with minor ments. ail- ... S alcounU'd both of Price are reported recovering for the from severe injuries when their car four was struck by an auto driven persons it hoUS, by hot Spi 3 attendants say car Robinson on the Price-Helpa improving as rapidly as highway last Sunday afternoon. Pow- k! Pin ' mine accident eu( (he driver, received bad head lac- irecnitoH a rTuner bemg given ancj other while pialuation; two were confined for Johnstun sustained a injuries fractured arm, a er bac mistaken cuts ancj bruises, i oa.a.Te,j s oo s or mushrooms; another Robinson, according to the hospital, or rea men or scalding burns and was Clk somewhat but was released l ano ler for throat injuries. jS after being given first aid treatment. Girl Crushed The story told by the boys indicated Lila I. Rutherford, that they were enroute from Price to ld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George and Helper and beyond and that Robinson Isabel Rutherford of Price was acci- - eut across the highway forcing a collision. The accident dentally killed last Friday afternoon head-o- n she fell under the automobile cur rod two miles west of Price, badly her father was backing from the damaging the formers car. Boyy Fish, an occupant of the Pow-Th- e driveway and was crushed to death. little girl apparently had been ell car, was injured but not seriously, Stitches Necessary hanging from the running board of the vehicle and had fallen off when Eight stitches were taken in the the car jerked into motion. forehead and nose of Mrs. Evaline Da- Funeral services were held Sunday, vis of Spring Canyon late Saturday afternoon in the L. D. S. church here night after the car in which she was with interment in the local cemetery, riding was struck by the vehicle of 'She is survived by her father, moth-- 1 Joe Grotz, Rolapp. The accident r; four brothers, Melvin Clawson,, (Continued On Page Eight) Tnff, mH I"0 Os-th- er . For Six Months Two district court complaints, one charging- murder and the other IS burglary were being drawn today the office by county attorney's against Joe Harvey, wanted in connection with ttie death of Walter Snyder and being held in Los Angeles by officers there. County Attorney Marl Gibson WELL HALANTED UROGRAM said today he was preparing extraRECEIVES WARM dition papers also and will present them to the governor for signature. URAISK Snyder was killed approximateRegistering in the success channel ly three years ago by a bullet alin every instance the big eastern Utah legedly fired by Harvey. The susFourth of July celebration, second pect was recently taken Into custody when cited for burglary in the successive yearly affair of its kind to jbe held in Price, proved to be all that southern California city. had been promised. Satisfied Audience The celebration was attended throughout the day by a audience, an appreciative group participating in every department of 1 competition and entertainment. The street parade attracted a large num- well-satisfi- ed rice Near Bass Operations on the Roadside De-- I velopment project under the direc- Twenty-fiv- e more marriage licenses of the State Highway depart-- : tion were issued during the first six ment started here Tuesday morning months of 1936 than during the same and will be continued until the first, period of 1935, a survey compiled by of September. part B. H. Clerk County Young disclosed. The project calls for the beautifi-- , During the period of January to June cation of approximately 10 acres inclusive of this year 105 licenses A full afternoon of childrens sports along the railroad tracks and high- - entertained throughout the period were issued in comparison with 85 near the underpass west of the lowing dinner. Baseball enthusiasts for the similar period a year ago. city. At an expense of nearly $10,- -; f0u0wpd ke diamond activities of a March and January were the only 000 a crew of men will be kept busy'contpst between months which exceeded the same the Castle Dale and tearing out weeds, undergrowth andlPripp c c c camp teiims, the former months sales this year. In March, putting in a new lawn with shrubs walking off with a 1935, 21 licenses against 17 this year; victory, and trees. A sprinkling system, in- - Latpr in the afternoon the Price team in January 14 were issued against 11 insuiing ready water will also be -; took Helper into camp by a breezy this year. June however made up stalled. the difference, 29 against 9 of last margin. Swimming activities at the While the law and shrubs will belcity pool attracted a nice audience, year. CHARTER GIVEN MAN BOUND OVER put in as soon as possible planting of contesting starting there at three A comparative table is as follows: trees will not be carried on until Sep- - o'clock. January, 1936, 11; 1935, 14; Februtember due to climatic conditions. A NEWLY Eastern. Utah amateur boxers FORMED TO COURTS UPPER ary, 1936, 19; 1935, 16; March, 1936, variety of trees will be planted add- - swung some hefty mitts for several 17; 1935, 21; April, 1936, 15; 1935, 12; to the appearance of the area. knockouts during the early evening May, 1936, 14; 1935, 13; June, 1936, LABOR UNION ing ON MURDER CHARGE 'boxing bouts, Billy Rehor of Helper, 29; 1935, 9. Lee Robinson of Price and James Madrigal of Columbia, stowing their Official recognition, in the form of Tony Kasappis, Hiawatha resident, away with the sleep poopponents LIQUOR OFFICIAL d was ordered bound over to the district a charter, was given the tion. Central Labor Union of Carbon court here to face charges of the first Fireworks Finale ADDRESSES CLUBS degree murder of Christo Johnnikis, county at their meeting here Monday Fireworks of a spectaculer type, 43, following a preliminary hearing night, with Paul M. Peterson, presfired by two factory experts, held the held before Judge J. W. Hammond ident of the Utah State Federation of attention of the visiting' celebrants ON STATE SET-U-P this week. Kasappis is being held in Labor administering the oaths to the the bouts, an exceptionally following the county jail awaiting the date for new officers. audience being present to watch large An affiliate of the American Fedentering his plea. the aerial display and being reward- FTice Kiwanis and Rotarians met eration of Labor, the local unit is ex- mighty chorus of 18,000 train whistles ecj by a beautiful showing of fiery Ask Altered Charge last night in a joint session to hear two days of sessions, pected to be included in all programs scheduled to be heard throughout the nUmbers. the address of Hugh Brown, member Following waived aside altera- regarding the unions, along with be- West at 8 a. m. Monday morning, July Hammond Moab Beauty Wins of the Utah State Liquor Commission, Judgeof the ing one of the outstanding organiza-e- d 13th, as a salute to the second annual first from degree The tion closing ball at the Silver charge, grand p in labor groups in this section. regarding the present liquor Railroad Week, which will be ob- Moon hall attracted a large attendto voluntary manslaughter murder this state. The meeting was held at and closed the second chapter in the A general business session was held, served from July 13th to 18th, in- ance. At the hall the bathing beauty the Grill Cafe with a large turnout case. He indicated that the defendant with the members passing a resolu- clusive. revue was held, contesting between for of both organizations. J. R. Loftis of Helper, chairman of Grand and Carbon county beauties, will face a district court jury to de- tion voicing unanimous support of President Roosevelt the local Railroad Week committee, Brown presented a general picture termine his guilt or innocence. De- the causing the judges to enter into conand the announced today that plans lor this siderable debate before their final deas it is at fense the p coming campaiagn asked during of the state liquor Ruggeri Henry Attorney the present time. He reviewed statis- the court to change the charge, basing November elections. countys participation in Railroad cision carried first award to one of In conjunction with this resolution, Week touched also festivities are already under the Grand county entrants of Dr. tics of the past year and his plea upon a statute of the Utah a campaign committee way. on the subject of law enforcement in state law regarding homicide. Ballinger, second award going Frank Concurrent with the celebration of Sandy was appointed, comprising to Charlotte the liquor commission. The methods Perigo of Price. The Reviews Case iBonacci, Price as chairman. Others Railroad Week here, some 500 oth- beauty revue proved a splendid atused in maintaining enforcement of Gibson D. Marl County Attorney who will serve with him are M. I. er cities and towns throughout the traction and developed interest which the liquor laws were cited. the state, in his closing representing Salt Lake City, secretary west will hold their individual ob- promises much for the future. Price Thompson, official complimented The arguments stressed the highlights of Award of the Plymouth car went to and Helper for the management of the case. Johnnikis was shot between 'of the committee and former presi- servances of this period, which has labor, been set aside to celebrate a year of Frank Steele of Spring Glen, the authe liquor stores here. He indicated the eyes with a .38 Colt pistol on dent of the state federation of treas-'urachievement unparalleled in the one to radio to a resident of Gordon he was well pleased with the results March 31 by Kasappis at the Span- -, ialso Eldred M. Royall, Eureka, state of the member a of and in hundred year history of the iron Creek, the vacuum cleaner to Thomas the handling of local managers ish Hotel in Hiawatha, as the climax both stores, M. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harhorse. that added and the between liquors of a series of conflicts The board of trustees, as selected New, swift, streamlined trains dot vey Thomas, of Price, and the Price especially, rate high in the vol- two. Testimony of witnesses indG. G. Lind-- ! the west. to James Gardiner of Price. passenger ume of business. icated that the dead man had been at the meeting, comprises Chamhas become commonplace; Canyon; Hugh strom, Spring George kill- -' First equipment At the same time, Manager his prize in the parade division to time some previous ill for A. M. Scott, L. on virtually every road. New trains went to the miniature float entered Park City; berlain, to him Wallace of the Price store has aning and that they had warned T. Stuart and Dan Robinson all of flash brilliant challenges to time nounced that reductions in high pric- 'return home. asly Sewells store. Little Miss Betty Lake City. between Graham represented the Queen of Salt schedules travel clip at they Johnnikis ed liquors will be made starting July A statement made by Sub committees will be selected terminals. All in all, it has been a Holiday and was assisted by Beverly 10. He indicated he has received word that time is expected to weigh heav- -; all sections of the state, it was year of achievement that more thanjan(j Barbara Rasmussen, Lawrence from of batteries from the liquor commission ordering both counsels upon ily 'said the meeting. Railroad Weeks following qualprime Graham and Roy and Ronnie Boulter. justifies the higher prices cut, and high (Continued On Page Eight) of the pub- -' obtainable be now traveling telling purpose ity beverages may back come have w. W. railroads the lie that West, supervisor of S. C. S. at a lower cost Mayor Lee with a bang. 'project work in the local C. C. C. On camp, left Monday for Salt Lake City SLIGHTLY WARM Return Mrs. Hubbard Dr., where he was detailed to the state Week Dr. Sanford Ballinger of Moab was C. Hubbard return-- 1 S. C. S. office to carry out an inspec-e- d Mrs. Dr. J. and a business visitor in Price Thursday. to Price Sunday after having spent tion of the work in regards to other He reports fairly hot weather there, Railroad of discussed a month in Rochester, Minnesota, projects in the state. He will proba-- I was business by Routine Official recognition evein the but says it cools off some in aside price set Dr. Hubbard attended the bly leave for California to further his commissioners where of a as board the county Week period nings to around 113 degrees. investigations, shortly. from July 13 to 18 inclusive, for the at their regular meeting in the court Mayo Hospital Clinic. west- house here celebration of progress made by Tuesday afternoon. Furtern raialroads during the last year, her details on the program to improve was definitely assured today by May- county roads were worked out, and CO the work itself is to be started folor J. Bracken Lee. action, official commisV his on from road the notice Commenting lowing import-anc- e the out Lee sion. pointed Mayor of railroads as an industry to The commissioners invited all perIn connection with the challenge to Extensive improvement operations Another road that is sldted for imsons section. holding beer licenses in the 'this the candidates for the gubernatorial on in roads and heads under this program is of many provements thoroughfares family a number to attend meeting A large special nomination it has been announced the .county m. oclock Carbon county were scheduled re- the Scofield road. by this in 7:30 at vicinity tomorrow p. are night employed of that on acceptance by any the genFunds Undetermined and throughout the west in the court house for the purpose of cently when two members of the Utah tlemen who seek the chief executive railroads, The exact amount of funds neces750,000 men and discussing license fees and rates. Con-- I state road commission convened with than more are there office designation a public meeting either bby the rail- siderable comment has been express- county commissioners and represent- sary for this work is not known; howwill be arranged in Carbon county women employed kindred industries, roads or their ed by the beer dealers regarding draft atives of the various outlying camps ever thq road commission, the county by the direct primary organization commissioners and the outlying land Lee. bottled beer rates and it is hop-je- d for the mapping out of a program. in order that those seeking the high- said Mayor To Lay Asphalt; Oil some groups are all to be taken into conthat this at meeting on est office in the state may speak Two thousand dollars has sideration. on the be operations Asphalt can arranged, this one important issue. Arrange- Price Scouts been set aside for the sent were road been already has the of approved Notice meeting ments for such meetings in Carbon Vacation by the county clerks office to all beer and while the exact mileage to be highway work. of the county will be made for any The work schedule itself has been invita- given attention is not determined, that a and holders special aclicense candidates and it is hoped that be made known when the work granted but starting is being held up will be Approximately 30 members of the tion is extended them to attend and will ceptance of this challenge is started. The road at the present pending written authority from the cer- Price Boy Scout troop left Monday unanimous, such a result almost viFrom Trip time is of a graveled surface and the road commission. in Return Menottis the success of 'morning for a weeks stay Members of that department which return- asphalt covering will speed up travel Menotti tifying assurance of the to estabof John Mrs. Mr. north and here, of Joes Canyon, cinity the nonpartisan campaign in were Pres Peterson and W. attended a brief Scout from trip summer ed last considerably. Thursday m as part of the regular R. A. Gillis, local dilish the direct primary system Hammond. New D. and some of of the Hiawatha the middle west, Canada Oiling schedule. included in the atwas Utah. strict Emil Menotti, will road also be undertaken and engineer the Their York. under super nephew, youths were Candidates or their representatives The of Menotti on tendance. on David the Gordon underpass work Scoutmaster William Camp- son of Mr. and Mrs. vision Peterson Speaks may meet the issue of this challenge of Sunnyside, and who has been at- Gordon Creek near Coal City will provisions carried supplies, and have bell, who in Peterson come of for its The Yellow share attention. spoke before the meetin Springs, by contacting any of those at estimated and' approxicollege tending carequipment relative to the road on near to taken an active leading part m curves said with the are Price to them, subjects ing returned underpass Ohio, for this polit- mately 25 pounds. campaign on the several for commission, be dangerous and the program will particularly stressing an here rying They are expected to return here expecting to be ical selection system through the Ltaii within the next few days. eliminate much of the hazards. (Continued On Paoe Four) weeks vacation. Direct Primary Election league. two-year-o- i en hours being eight next 250 hours, cents; next 250 hours, six cents t w. hour and all in excess of amount, five cents per kilowatt Heating or small motors, three :S per k. w. hour with a three charge in all cases. Small Demand Charge power rates, a demand charge dollar per horse power, which :!udes the cost of 20 kilowatt hours, J be made. The next 400 kilowatt a will be available at three cents : t w. hour, and the next 1000 k. tours at two cents. All further usumption will be given at the rate i 0175 per kilowatt hour. Time Clocks Listed Water heating off peak load will available for the first 50 kilowatt rs at 2 cents with further being made at the rate of per kilowatt hour; time clocks be installed at the expense of the asumer and will be controlled by ic 9, 1936 hos-,eratj- one-met- er such wed U ; e cost for citizens Citizens of Price are being asked to with the Price water department in restricting the wasteful use during construction on the new water system. during the work on tlie city pipeline necessitate shutting off the water supply periodically, making it impossible to maintain a full reservoir. Continued waste of water will bring emphatic restrictions in its use, according to A! Greenwood, water superintendent and John Ilolden, water depatment head. A plentiful supply exists at the present time, they said, but reservoir level cannot be maintained because of the operations on the pipeline in the Price canyon. Pages a consolidation op tiie sun and news - advocate PRICE. CARBON COUNTY, UTAH THURSDAY, JULY WATER NOTICE 14 t v if fj' V v AN INDEPENDENT J A 5'V,W,VV one-sid- fol-w- ay mix-mast- er ed oc-le- newly-forme- j j set-u- set-u- and churches may secure light at the rate of $.03 per at and 'watt hour. A minimum charge wever, of $3.00 will be made. A 10 per cent discount will be by the city on all bills that are mptly paid up, it was stated. al-w- ed Business Licenses non-partis- an er sen-'at- e. hcenses to conduct businesses the county, have been issued J: the county clerks office recently, g to the Mutual Store, Mutual; fc L Allen, Price-Help- er highway; Cabaret, Spring Glen; Ross ' 2un IWJi, Martin; Mutual Pool Hall, I I I u.ual; Miners 1 Store, Standardville; Latuda Pool Hall, John Latuda. Day, manager of the te Co. office, suffered a frac-!Tri-Sta- .7er while on a fishing the holiday week-en- d. j, trip r and Mrs. Ed Virden and their and wife and child, Bob- -; July 1st on a motor trip arry, t on Points in California, Oregon, ' 5r--d Wash-2- British Columbia. " Issues Proclamation seeking for governorship chance given TO PRIMARY STAND ' j SHOW DIRECT Jr the gubernatorial party tickets were this week t by the Utah Election league to place n recorl s far as this system fS seecton of candidates for " ffiCC is concerned. ct Jent camr,the 0penins Step in the those who favor the state, thpmary election system in this f a drive which is Panting . le dirtt ard the establishment of 'Jih durinPrary election system in filature 8 n 6 s1937 session of the Planred that the j caitjpjjgn b an active one, s nve that t h'ery Sert;1S Poped be carried into I Spie !, n of the state. 1 cmSUPPrt as been accord-- j tbus tar. Indica- on3 point iai8n ivw of thJgrowtng sentiment in 0 T!le real hi dlrect Primary system. Pecessty of the drive is t ,0 bring almost univS,5ejmification of this 1 j voters among the .k.",flaon otl Di-Riis- li -- 6,1 ASKED TO MEET Railroad nomination CANDIDATES J1n BEER LICENSEES cur-dire- j agree-,me- Spend Outdoor HIGHWAY COMMISSION EXPRESSES OPERA TION FOR COUNTY WORK ON NEEDED ROAD IMPRO EMENTS nt Sunny-side-Colum- Price-Myt- on j iMrirnmijiiygT seas |