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Show ? THE PAGE EIGHT FINANCIAL REPORT Utah College Offers 2 Scholarships T o Vocal Music Pupils OF PRICE CITY FOR FIRST HALF ISSUED Two vocally inclined persons of Carbon county, graduates of the local of high school, may enjoy a full term in C. A. S. U. University classes at the cor1937-3- 8, if their qualifications the respond with requests made by Statement By Recorder Reveals Receipts During 6 Months Of $77,206.54 college. Two scholarships were received this week by E. M. Williams, music instructor of the high school, sent through the courtesy of the northern Utah institution. Each are equivalent of $60 00, major fee. Mr. Williams has asked that anyone wishing to attempt to take advantage of the course contact him as tuition-pai- d soon as possible. General fund receipts of Price city amounted to $77,206.54 during the first six months of 1937, as compared with $85,791.34 in the corresponding period of 1936, according to the semiannual financial report of City Recorder William Grogan. First-ha- lf disbursements this year totaled $91,341 63, in comparison with $86,087.81 during the first six months of last year. Revenue for the first half of 1937 was itemized as follows: Light de partment, $33,620.58; water department, $16,172.28; sales tax, $604 40; elec- plumbing inspection fees, $34; trical inspection fees, $52 55. A summary of disbursements up until June 30, 1937, is as follows; Water department, $6962 32; light de$5860.02; street department, cemepartment, business license fees, $6554.10; department, $5311.96; $7305.35; park miscellaneous, $239; tery department, $3529 65; cemetery bidepartment, of police tax sale note, $4000; $675 88; fire departcycle license fees, $67.25; garbage col- department, $1757.67; hall maintenance, $1029.37; city ment, service lection fees, $306.75; deposits, other than depart$526; justice court collections, $922; $252.85; salaries $4931. conwater mental, tax collections, $232; dog Paid to Utah Power and Light comnection fees, $342.50; taxes $13,757; pany for power, $18,066.21; printing and supplies, $806.59; telephone and telegraph, $236 99; water stock, NOTICE TO in- $621.79; bonds payable, $13,000; on bonds, $6203.33; insurance on bonds, $2082.31; deposit refunds, $293; CORRESPONDENTS terest Through mechanical difficulties and lack of space, all correspondence was withheld from News this weeks sent to us will probably appear on August 5. insurance on deposits, $10.71; justice court fees, $169.50; dog tax collection costs, $177; sales tax payments to state, $628.67; water bonds, $3666 65; tax collection costs, $278.51; council expense, $196.96; contingent fund, te. ?T?TTE.TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT?r FORTUNE TELLER AND PALMISTRY Just got in town to do the public good. She will read your palm like an open book. She will tell your past, present and future. She will tell you all affairs and ambitions of life. If any needed, true help or advice. Come in and see Madame Roma, money or no money. MADAME ROMA, Located at 16 South Carbon Avenue pT PRICE. ATE. C SU3T-ADVO- A The files contain ment records for Grand, and San JUan present there are 704 cases recorded. Approx, RODEO Q Plan Dam Completion Celebration Soon As RASH Event Of Early Fall DIOXICE PLANT IS UNABLE TO SUPPLY INCREASED DEMAND expected com- In celebration of the dam now pletion at that time of the Duchesne by under construction near Carbon organthe C. that camp fact C. the C. Despite the Bridgeland entertainment proDioxice A Chemical Co. plant at Wel- ization, an at preis been has and working is lington gram for September 10 being full capacity, requiring the employ- pared, according to word brought here are employed ment of three crews on eight by Carbon youths who the firm has found it impos- on the project as civilian unit work- sible to supply the demand for its ers. product. The dam is said to be the largest Such was the announcement made ever constructed in this section by a Plans include this week by Joe Marantette, super- C. C. C. organization. intendent of the Wellington unit. The an afternoon of sports topped by aj twenty-focapacity of the plant is baseball game to be played between tons a day and that amount is being the Bridgeland C. C. C. lads and My-- 1 out as produced steadily and shipped tons team, a number of youths from rapidly as possible. The company this section being members of the; State governmental now has in steady use eight specially former nine. insulated cars and plans are now un- leaders and district federal and C. C. der way pointing toward acquire- C. officials are expected to be in at-- 1 ment of six more such railroad units. tendance and a number of interesting W. A. Reen, sales manager of the addresses by outstanding speakers on will be included in the days program,! week this negotiating is company a deal at Des Moines and if this is the announcement states. necompleted successfully it will be Among the Carbon county youths the of cessary to increase the capacity who are engaged in C. C. C. employare Johnnie Wellington plant during the slower ment at Bridgeland winNolan Medrano, part of the year, some time next Gardner, Siprano ter. Prospects appear very bright for Marshall, Richard Powell, Jack Un- word closing of the deal, according to goitch, Bernell Huff, Delbert Alex! received here and definite informa- ander, Joe Dalpiaz, Mitchell Erdei, tion is expected within the next few Harry Krebbs, John Krebbs, Ray days. Hugh Rowley, Marion at now are employed men Edwards, Elvin Hard., Fifteen lseman. and Orville the Wellington unit . Arthur Goodwin of Seattle, executive vice president and general man- there for the product is principally ager of the company, and W. M. Ful- for motor trucks and ships. Invasion of the middle west field ton of Shelby, Montana, a member of the firms board of directors, are ex- by the local firms product will culpected to arrive here early next week tivate such widespread opportunity to make a survey and give considera- for increased demand for the Utah tion to outlining plans for enlarge- material as to hold excellent promise the capacity of the ment of the companys production for increasing another that is possible Wellington property manufacturing holdings. It hole may be drilled and the present quality. The Carbon product is of production of the capacity of the such quality that it commands a higher price than do those of its complant doubled. furcurrent proof the Practically all petitors. The structure which duction is being shipped to Los An- nishes the basis for the Wellington an geles and Portland, chiefly to the plant product is believed of such former city. The California metro- extensive nature as to make eventual polis could and would use more of the production to six hundred tons a day firms product if it were available. possible, according to company It is understood that the demand all-d- horn-shifts- ay , ur All-re- d, E"f: V CaSH EJ o ed fit J&i jast mi m Jr mee end and last feati lieav beln ings fifes Transferred The Division of Employment files were transferred to the W. P. A. fice here from Provo this week, corcjing to James S. Dean, assign- ment clerk. This has been done in accordance with the consolidation being effected by the state of-Wa- ell WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT -- e Turkey FLOUR Red DRY Bag PACK-LA- RGE lie CAN GRAPEFRUIT (Soffee Tin Utah 10-Lb- s. Flour erto Pkgs All Star Bag FLAVORADE All flavors MATCHES Carton MIXERS Alt LnL 4-Pk- TOMATO JUICE IVORY SOAP c"e!-- lb Orange Pekoe 4-Pi- Success CORN FLAKES Pound Ice Cold CORN Gallon He,n2-;5-z- -can 10c s"r 5c por2Jc l LARGE PACKAGE Cans O. 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Three of the citys stores, Price Trading Co., J. C. Penney Co., and the General Department Store are stocking and report atexcellent sales of the rodeo mosphere clothing, the former start Mongetting off to an early in such clerks all day by dressing equipment. . v Folgers dtei been certified. The cancelled cases once on the active W have been taken intoprivH ment. i; 48-L- b. THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY r. that number of cancel C0jr all of the shades to be found in the rainbow and a few more tossed in for good measure broke loose the fore part of the week on the streets of Price, colhats orful shirts, wide-brimm- n. FISH Quality Foods At The Right Prices POUND Mild Cheese CreamLoaf 5-L- b. 2 to POT ROAST PURE LARD RIB BOIL tod 2 Br If. ah tir Ei to an POUND PACKAGE oIY: FRYERS 2'A aii re i COLORED TO 'u.. Listen for Our Radio Program over Daily at 10:00 A. M. 0!t Si |