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Show THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937 PAGE ELEVEN Fngineer Buvia letuined to wrork Mrs. Fiances Greer.halgh, Clyde after a short spell on the off list this ler and William Bahiett. HELPER AND VICINITY I j number of important labor bills wage shall be 240, regardless of the particular interest to Carbon coun- number of days the workman is emty were passed during the recent ses- ployed. Work on Utah's most sion of the Utah state legislature. expensive 1937 Other labor important underpass project, the Helper measures One of the most significant measare Janet street undeipass, is now in full summarized as follows: ures was H. B. No. 1, introduced by passed House bills No. 4, 7 and 8 De- swing, according to G. H. Doherty, Representative Frank Bonacci, Carbon Democrat and one of the leaders claring unfair methods of competition engineer in charge of construction. unlawful and regulating the conduct About of the total work in the legislative labor bloc. of business and trade. These meas- to be done has been completed by Setting up a new scale of work- ures are known as fair Woikers on the proiect. trade laws. mens compensation, the act liberaliHouse Mr. Doherty estimated the underbill No. 63, known as the zes the terms of compensation and e WaSner Act, would be completed either in pass based increase! on the specifically provides for an vl10ns famous Wagner bill, August or early in September in the weekly payments for tempor-- j The bill requires an providing for the establishment of a At present, there are approximately ary disability. additional award of 5 per cent for labor relation board, pertaining to la- 30 carpenters, cement pourers. DrC each minor child up to and including bor disputes, with the state industrial drivers, diggers and general laborers to on act the as such board. emplojed project. The unfive minor children. In case the in- commission House bill No. 11 An act regulat- derpass is being built at a cost of jury results fatally, an additional 10 the payment of wages for service which will be furnished by per cent shall be paid for each minor ing the federal government under a nachild, the payment to continue for a or labor in private employment, estional plan to prevent railroad SEWER PROJECT COMPLETE period of six years. Compensation tablishing regular pay days and profor the of violation The Helper city sew-ewill not exceed $7,500 nor fall below viding penalties project has its provisions been completed The new construc$2,000. tion has added or replaced nearly House bill No. 65 An act relating Mr. Bonacci declares that passage HELPER CIVIC HALL feet of sewer line in Helper and 8,000 to the of all period employment in of the bill marks the first time in was finished Thursday (toofficially The period of Utah history that adequate arrange- underground mines day). for underground mines ments have been made to meet the employment The cost of the project was ill the needs of a workman who has a num- or workings shall be 8 hours per day, neighborhood of $25,000 and was carried on by the local W P. A Neatly ber of minor children dependent on such period to be computed from the men were employed daily by men time under until twenty go ground they With the awarding of minor conhim for support. the city on the job to the surface, except in case tracts return on The act provides that the minimum virtually completed Helper number of days per year to be used of emergency. The coal miners now citys new $100,000 civic auditorium, BUILDING LOCATION CLEARED seven hours, but under this law Irwin Talboe of the film of Talboe & in determining the average weekly work Western Union and the Mountain cannot remain under ground more Talboe, acting superintendent of the Telephone and Telegraph comthan eight hours The time to go in- project, said the auditorium will be States crews spent the latter part of pany side and return is included. completed and ready for public use last week removing electric wires, House bill No. 5 An act relating to sometime during the month of Au- conductors and telephone poles from Dr. J. C. the vicinity of the new Helper post the practices of plumbers, providing gust. Work on the project during the past office site. for certain qualifications, examinaPhysician and Surgeon Hope W'as expressed by city offiweek has been running ahead of schetion and registration. Office Hoars, 2 to 5 p. m. cials last week that these two com246-dule J, Weather conditions that had Residence 234, Eastern Phone Senate bill No. 19 An act making would put all communication Utah Electric Building, Price, Utah it the duty of employers to deduct a held up construction during the lat- panies lines underground m order to do ter are now favor- away with everyday hazards and to part of the sum not to exceed three (3) per cent B. from the earnings of the employees ing the workers, he added, and the beautify the community. full advanATTORNEY AT LAW per month, when authorized to do so cementof mixers are taking the weather to rush the proHELPER SETS JULY 4th FETE in writing by the employee, and to tage Rooms 1 and 2 Silvagni Building Carbon post No. 21 of the Ameriject. a to same labor the organization Price Phone 397 pay can contract awardLegion at Helper voted at a meetwas The plumbing or union This is known as the Per- ing last week to again sponsor a July to of & ed Brown the Lott Lehi, check-odues. for union 4 observance m Helper. Committees A. S. An act to pro- kins company of Salt Lake City has to promote the affair have been apNo. 69 bill Senate Law been awarded the brick contract and Attorney At vide for the establishment, equipRoom 5, Silvagni Bldg. the Craig company of Salt Lake has pointed. a of tuberculosis and operating ping, 16 Phone Price been awarded the plaster contract. AUDITORIUM DEED ARRIVES sanatorium, for the treatment of tubThe contracts for materials to be Rio Grande Officials of kindred silicosis and other erculosis, R. F. M. D. diseases. The sum of $100,000 has used on the roof and for the work and in Denver sentthethe deed to therailway Helas per civic auditorium site to the city not been awarded have equipment Res. Phone 381 construcbeen appropriated for the yet. The rest of the construction will officials last week. Work may now tion of the sanatorium. be furnished by Talboe & Talboe, proceed with all legal technicality as Bliss L. M. D. while the Minneapolis Steel company Jo the ownership of the site removed. Res. Phone 318 SUNNYS1DE will furnish the steel to be used in Physicians and Surgeons P. O. SITE INSPECTED erecting the framework. Mr. Talboe Office Phone 255 Turner Ella Construction By Engineer E. J. Weiner added that the steel framework and 20 N. Carbon Ave. of The Bandanna Minstrel Show was brick should be the department, Washtreasury in be to put ready Luwith D the fore part of here C., afternoon, spent Friday ington, given first of April. F. B. last W'eek inspecting Helper city faDcille Hasler directing. Dolline Jones place by the cilities for the building of the proAttorney-At-Law'as accompanist, and parts were takSchool en by fifth and sixth graders. posed post office here. The new buildHigh Commercial Bank Building Mrs Elizabeth Jones has received ing will be constructed on the east PHONE 368 Ball side of Mam street above Kessler of the death of a brother, Joseph word Price Utah Williams, in California. court The cost of the project has basketball game been set at $100,000. A The annual Helper junior high S. drew a big crowd to the school gym school band dance will be held SatBi others Lindsey LAWYER Thursday night with I A M. the team, victory urday, April 3, in the Rainbow Gar- De-Rai- ls Tel. 141 played 29 E. Main Si. for the latter, followed by the town dens in Helper. team playing the school team, wuth The dance this year will be sponJ. the former winning. sored in an attempt to raise funds to Carman Pack Boyack is still visitEastern Utah Electric Dolline Jones entertained her third various instruments and ing with friends and relatives in Proband the buy a at party, Phone 55 Price Tuesday and at same time raise enough funds vo. He is expected to return by Sunm honor of8youngsters passing multi- - to the Professional Radio Service , send a representation to the West- day. tests. plication contest Grand musical ern in was ' givSlope Easter A special program F. The Denver and Rio Grande Credit en Sunday morning m the L. D. S. Junction in April. announced last week that anunion Law Attorney and Counsellor At chapel, with Hans Denison directing other exceptional rise in membership Rooms East. Utah Elec. Bldg. Dario and Aldo Nichols, U. of U. NEW DRUG STORE OPENS and funds had been recorded. At the Price students, spent Easter with their parPhone 568 A new drug store, located in the present rate, the receipts of the unents. Bonnie theatre building m Helper op- ion should total $1000 within the next Bernice Justisen and Ted Anthon ened today. The opening of the store few weeks. Lake at Utah services Easter attended followed the recent decision of the Sunday Carman Fox is still on the Soldier Walgreen company to withdraw its The Upper Town Quilt club met branch LICENSED EMBALMERS of the Schramm-Johnso- n Summit run, helping the cars through Mrs. Doris Lindsey Thursday, with Drug from the Helper field on Apri1 whenever the opportunity presents Day or Night Ambulance Service and quilted for the hostess Present 1, at which time the lease on the itself. TeL 164-Price Mrs. Emily were Mrs Evelyn Varner, building expired. Denison, Mrs Edna Lindsey, Mrs. Yardmaster George Hecks spent a new enterprise is owned jointThe Perfect Tribute Costs Bernice Turner, Mrs Ellen Peacock,- The Victor Al- - few days off last week on account of C. J. and Littizzette Lindly by No More Carrie Mrs. Mrs. Ella Turner, len Both men have had wide ex- a nervous breakdown. The breakS6V. was caused by little boys who inperience in the business field, Mr. Al- down John Preston is suffering from around the terminal to had of the the len been gathered 68 No. Carbon Ave. manager Phone 29 having sustained when a juries to his hand, Schramm-Johnso- n watch a special, loaded with C. C. C. Drug Helper prior it. crushed the mine jack hammer in boys, ramble through Helper to its closing Orson Turner is recovering from a back injury received at the tipple Carman N. G. Hanson returned to LICENSED EMBALMERS The Junior high school band pre- Price have moved here. Mr. Austin w'ork after spending a few days visA. N. Wallace, Mgr. Columat concert C. U. A R sented an evening is employed at the friends and relatives in Salt iting 41 No. 1st East Mr. and Mrs Carlyle Jones spent Lake City. bia Monday. Phone 158 Mr. and Mrs. George Austin of Easter in Green River. Price, Utah Mr. and Mrs Russel Erickson visitCarman Gibson is back on the job ed relatives at Castle Dale and Hunt- lida hospital recovering from a serious ington Sunday. some time in the after spending Mr. and Mrs John Preston and PHONE jCAMPE STORAGE TRANSFER ailment. Mrs. Samuel Preston visited Castle Dale Sunday. Mrs. M. A Lambson, wife of Arlin Watkins spent the week-en- d Agent Lambson, returned this Freight in Vernal. week from Spnngville, where she had MOVING PACKING SHIPPING in were E Peacock Mr Mrs J and c spent the fore part of the week visEmery over the week-enwith her mother. iting EastBishop A E Hopkinson spent er Sunday in Price with a daughter, N.CAKBCNAM. Jane. Dr. and Mrs Tony Demman of guests of Mr. Helper were week-en- d A one-four- th week. Mrs. William Floyd returned March from Winnemucca, Nevada, where she spent the winter visiting with her Fireman Gibson returned to work daughter, Mrs. Ray Goode. when the new Helper junior high school was officially dedicated Wed- last week after a few days in bed becaused of a bad cold. The Helper order of the I. O. O. F. nesday evening of last week. The feature of the evenings enterlodge held its annual encampment tainment was a short address by Orexercises Friday night. son H Guymon, president of the Carbon county school board. W. H War-del- l, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Lloyd of San a student at the principal of the junior high, in- Francisco are the proud patents of a Jimmy Greener, University of Utah, spent the spring troduced Superintendent G. J Reeves Mrs vacation visiting with his parents in who took charge of the main program. daughter born on March 17 Lillian Lloyd, a Helper. formeily is Dait, During the opening hour of the open house, a badn concert was en- former student of the Caibon county joyed by visitors w hile making their high school. Billy Rehor of Helper, who has been inspection of the building and its fathe B. Y. in Proattending cilities Chief of Police C. A. Knobbs was vo since the fall University the semester, spent Others who spoke and otherwise called to Cheyenne, Wyoming, recent- - annual institu- of vacation that spring participated in the evening's events ly because ot the seiious illness of hisjtion with his mother, Mis. W. C. RewereL. E Duiant, J N Naylor. . Mr Knobbs re- - hor. daughter, Margaret ,r turned Tuesday of last week RFahnng. R J Vaughan, Mrs D C Gibson, Mrs Mrs Elizabeth Patterson of Helper Fahring and George Ockey. Several ed with fi lends and relatives in Salt musical selections were also lender-$150,0Lake City recently. ed. SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE HELD A large crowd was m attendance of Mil- Carman Migliaccio spent a few days off on account of lingering illness. HELPER NEyS 23 - - huc-klson- i i . , 00 its. irjl sto I r M . i' "PROGRESSING PROFESSIONAL Members of the Helper I O. O F. lodge and Rebekah lodge journeyed to Salt Lake City recently to attend a special meeting of the Salt Lake lodges, at which the national grand master of the I O O. F. paid his annual visit to this aiea. During the ceremonies, the national grand master, Vein Holliday, was presented with the veterans jew'el signifying 25 yeai s sei vice to the club as a member and officer. The national grand patriarch, W. R. Miller, was presented with a veterans jewel. Those who represented the Helper Mr. and lodges at the confab wereMrs. Henry Hall, Mrs. J C. 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