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Show v A AA V 'V v V AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER 'ONE NEWSPAPER, ONE 1MgJ ffla COV ERAGE, ONE COST' A y CONSOLIDATION iyj lyJ 1111 OF THE SUN AND Show Sfiai?tls NEWS-ADVOCAT- "DON'T ?DzninQjBiiQ will see .Hce " the opening oer- - oline Gaillard, left, and Jennie Monfredi will lead the Rodeo Parade in Price this eastern Utahs foremost !i Robbers Roost Roundup 6 The events lltake place at the Pricerodeo of the Carbon just north (rounds, uior college will be plenty the most exacting Jcfy In Doc bucking spectator f Sorenson starts his string horses and wild Brahma J through the too much of a lulls le m if present wont' It chutes. surprise to every- rodeo records are brok- - I of this ro- -i during the three days m amounts that, aie The purses jeo - i them Will Plans for getting reconstruction work on the Scofield dam underway immediately were discussed thoroughly at a meeting of a committee on the Scofield reservoir project in the presence of Bureau of Reclamation officials held in the Price City hall council chambers yesterday at 2:00 p. m. Representatives of Carbon county, Emery county, Price city, the railroads, Fish and Game association, irrigation district board and farmers were present at the meeting which was called to order by Mayor J. Bracken Lee, chair- man of the Scofield reservoir committee. The purpose of the meeting was to consider important matters in connection with the re- Ult re .. with Hiss Ida 1 STATE WOOL GROWERS CONVENE HERE TODAY FOR SUMMER MEET COUNTY BOARD CUTS the show will open entry of tne queen, Chiaietta, and her two attMiss Jennie Monfredi and evening the grand The queen and her attendants will reign over the Robbers Roost for the duration of the western epic and will be the honored guests at DiiitiiMiiiiiiiitt(iiiiiiiuuiiiiiiuuiiiiHiutiiiiiiiiiuiiDiiuitiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiit(t(itiiiiiiiiiiitiiiuiiiititiiiitiDiiitiiiiiiiiiiiii(iii,MiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiitiiHMiuiimmiimiimiHimiiiiiiHiimMiiiutiimiiiiiiiMmimmiiiitiiuiti(iiiiimiiMiiiiiiiiimiiniiv gIVlIlg so 4ey have Ik mentioned rimers are announced. Each evening as the opener for the fifth annual celebration of its kind in Price, every rodeo. ail that their names will when the final prize 111 DC -- District Irrespective Of Sanpete Interests Robbers Roost Roundup Queen Ida ChiaretU, center, and her two attendants, Car- of NUMBER 29 Discuss Plans To Form Conservancy ROYALTY Nights SUBSCRIBE" PROPOSAL TO START PROJECT SOON BtCINS TONIGHT Rodeo BORROW THE SUN ADVOCATE, RESERVOIR COMMITTEE ADVANCES ROUNDUP OF SHOWS iy (Pv a E mniiitiiiimiiiiimiimnimiminiiHiiiiimimMimiimiiimmiiimMinuiiiiimimoimmiMmHiiiiMimHimiouiiimiiiimuii UTAHS eTSS.1 ntt 1HV PRICE, CARBON COUNTY, UTAH, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1941 J 0tt (l $15,533 Otto B. McKinnon, clerk of the Carbon county Selective Service board, announced today that the fourteenth quota call has been re- ceived from the Salt Lake headquar- ters calling for three boys to be in- ducted into the United States army on August 5. The names of the three who will be called for this quota are not known as yet, Mr. construction of the Scofield reservoir. It was reported at the meeting that from all present indications Sanpete county is not ready to go ahead with its portion of the proposed project at the present time. The meeting discussed a proposal advanced by which the Scofield project could be undertaken as a separate unit and under which plan construction could be started imof mediately without the Sanpete interests. In this event, it was pointed out that Carbon county would be required to stand surety for approximately $155,000 as compared with the $70,000 which would be its obligation if the Sanpete was acquired at the present time. Under (Continued on Page Eight) Scofield-Gooseber- McKinnon stated, since all the boys who have had physical examinations to dale have either been rejected or have been inducted into the army. Mr. McKinnon also stated that the results of the second national lottery being held today will be announced in about a week. At that time the names of the new registrants and their order numbers will be published in this newspaper and will be posted at the local selective service office. At the present time the names and the serial numbers of the new registrants are posted at the local office and every registrant is urged to check with the list to find his num ry The annual summer meeting of the ,duction was greeted with enthusi-Uta- h State Wool Growers associa- - asm among the delegates. Mr. Es- -, endants, tion followed by opened here this morning in the plin then led a general discussion con- Mrs. Caroline Gaill.ud, Price City auditorium with all pres-- 1 cerning this subject at the end of his on Page Seven) (Continued ent joining in a community sing. talk. The convention adjourned for the Following this, President Don Clyde1 of the Utah state association, called noon hour. INDUSTRIES GROUP the convention to order and Mayor After the call to order at 2:00 p. m. J. Bracken Lee welcomed the dele-- j James A. Hooper, secretary of the A report compiled by County Cleik gates to Price City with the assurance state association from Salt Lake City, TO Brigham H. Young and sent to the that everything would be done to en- -i will give a talk on Sheep Industry C. N. Woods, Utah State Tax commission upon tne 'able them to stage a successful con-- 1 and National Defense. from closed He forester his with of address valuation Ogden is T regional properties indention. LOCAL POWER UNIT county showed that the 'oun- - a welcome for the future and stated jduled to present a talk this afternoon Price City would always be rea- - on Proper Seasonal Grazing for all ty Board of Equalization cut the The Price post No 3 American Le- - uation prepared by County Assessor dy and helpful in making their con-p- a Classes of Livestock. ber. Members of the board of directors Other talks by Chesley P. Seely, held its elections last Thursday Charles Semken by $15,533. jventions the kind to be remembered, to the in the local of the Carbon County Associated Inp According Saun-jofiait and Harry Tasker of Green, An assessed valuation repoit is prtApproximately 500 sheep men from regional grazier; and Mont H. at ent a newly dustries group met with Senator Abe lueurii flamed tu the post of com- - pared by the county assessor and, is throughout the state attended the op- - derson, economist for the Grazing! se Murdock in a conference at the for the rader for the year. Mr. Task- - placed befoie the county Board of ening sessions this morning and heard Service, have been scheduled Hotel in Salt Lake City last R. member New'ell Lee er succeeds John Foil ester as com- afternoon. and President then board Frei, The Ray Clyde, Mayor county Equalization. Friday for the purpose of seeking his Bander of the local invites the taxpayers to appear before Jensen, president of the Carbon Em- - of the Fish and Game commission post. aid in securing a steam power plant R. Scott Zimmerman, district W. Hill was elected first vice it if they have any protests or recorn- - cry Wool Growers association, for Carbon county. of division for the their messages. President commander and will be in Predatory charge of mendations about the valuations The matter was thoroughly discuss- address the to Control will Rodent 'and sen the this the After on Bill electgave sessed Mayors Williams response was their properties. MDership; Trewere 96 boys registered on the ed and it was that Mr or- - delegates on subject concerned with second vice mmmander and will meeting, the board acts on the oro- - welcome on behalf of the local istration d wholeheLSly in fav- and the last followbe assoAll will work. talks state the to their hosts draws clerk of and gamzat.on, up the the entertainment tests county charge number considered up to July 0r of thisToS but was aman L 'ed by general discussions. committee and William Toy was another valuation report which go,s ciation. was jno. 405. This number sub-vtv obligated Af Secretary through c'nn r m elected to the 6 ' as official books the .e of Pesicnt eVela!ng post J!,e" traded from the number of boys adjutant and into the county cJay and others to support some Auxil-- 1 gates will convene in the Price Elks will set as the the Ltah set etui y of the pot. valuation report. listered in the first draft, or 2.399, unit in the state with served will be of Other officers elected a where Semstatewide Mr. gave they report were Scott The report prepared by jleaves lg94 This number divided her;hall lary, tbroff,daL of the power dl- lamb a Mr. Fausett, finance barbeque banquet. Aprogram the number of registrants in the Sec-- vision of the Clyde presented ofticei, Geoige M,.n- - ken showed that the tax valuation ot organization and Department of the Ingum, sergeant-ut-ms. Dr. F. R. the county was set at S5.566.666. Mr. the president's message to the assem- - has been arranged for this time and ond draft giv the proportion in terior were not acquainted with local of the King, chaplain. B organization which the new (members L Dart, histoi ian: Young's repoit gave the amount as bled stockmen. boys will be called. steam power functions. Senator MurN A talk by Professor Alma C. Esplin will act as the hosts at the banquet, Davis, Hai s ev Thomas and Earl $5,551,133. dock asked for data as to engineersecre- Jones, executive committee and Dr. According to the repoit. the Boaidof the Utah State Agricultural college 'according to Harry Mahleres, ing possibilities and water energy for C. Hubbard, three-ye'of Equalization lowered the assessed 'on Increased Income Through Pro- - tary of the Carbon Emery group. trustee CUT a steam power unit for this county. OTAfC IQ Mr. 1 I r 11 miminitiiiiiiiniiii iminne rt ,1 f U Fi I King IS abo flotn Gieen River valuation in the real estate division Ii q This information has been compiled and all the other olficeis are from from $1,922,047 to $1,905,124 showing and forwajded to the Department of ftice. a difference in the two reports FOR A REAL WILD the InterL It was A drop wa also noted in annouiu ed at the meeting! S16, 923. The nyftter of the expansion of the Jwt the install., tiun will be either the improvement division with Mr. steel CDDATIAN WrCT plrnt at Provo was brought up conducted at the state convention to Semkens report showing $2,263,702 1 was explained that this YYCiul IXLEiDiVfi Pext be held as compared with the $2,256,916 aid Carbon county in would in and project This hyar code has been penned upon my request, shown in Mr. Youngs report. coal would be used in the plant that all to advise and I recommend will you 1 Parade On Main Street This be found what order, it Gains in tax valuation were recordSenator Murdock also asked for a cattle-rustlid ed in the livestock and personal pro- cowpunchers, and lanky cowboys, I1 Will Officially complfete report on the coal stores in Evening dii as well as to you gals of the range ; perty divisions. In the livestock Carbon county, especially in the Start Roundup vision, Mr. Semken's report showed see the writin on the and Columbia areas. This who citizens all For the value as $109,218 and Mr. Youngs ll set has been forwarded along with vivid a The has been for report stage of round a been yeas. accepted by wall, this law has report showed $109,353, a gain caused I portrayal of the old west as it used the others. of Commencin today, Thursday, the seventeenth day The Carbon county airport quesjjnt and publicity manager of the by subsequent assessments. This same I to be in the City of Price by the dr n- Utah Rodeo association, re-- 1 reason brought about a raise in the d 1941, yore to put yore best feet forward, in of brightly colored shirts, neck- - tion was brought up and Senator July, ning asThe Actively, repotted to the Legion- - personal property division. Greet these hyar visitin I'erchiefs, boots and with spurs hats, chaps, boots Murdock admitted that he had not lres on the progress of the rodeo. sessor's figures showed the value at can think of. 1 and all the other western finery d the all with pushed this project as much as he you hossmen hospitality com-j 1LRbbers Roost Roundup is spon- - $1,271 699 and the later report reck-- ! could have because of the lack of to occasion. the The and his best bit with durned bridle, own doll Yore to nag yore annually by the local American piled by the county clerk showed thei less, wild open frontier may be gone, information on the subject. He was Legn or tie a bell on your most wickedest bovine, straddle the ani-mincreased figure of $1,2799,740, or a and Butch Cassidy, Tom McCarthy, assured that all available information I This hyars yore celebration. And and come would e forthcoming and he promisgain in assessed value of $8,051. Matt Warner and the other and brandins of by all the of the day may be gone but the ed to give every aid to this project yore honor-boun- d s critters to do yore duty to yore the range-romai- n days in which they lived may easily when he gets back to Washington. Dance Roost Other matters pertaining to CarRoundup. I be brought back as is the case today and guests of this Robbers bon 1 two will be and next Includes Revue for the county and its industries were days. I further command you to put on that flamin shirt and discussed and Mr. Murdock assured ramwest old The of the ran spirit n neckerchief, struggle into the Levis and don the the cowthat Carbon county in as town last the delegation pant night Considered to become one of thej to join our parade every evenin at sundown. and cowgirls, led by the queen would be brought into the defense boys for 2 00 this rodeo of Saturday nights abide by these hyar suggestions, yore (Continued on Page JEikbti picture as much as possible. Unless you-a- ll entertainment is the proposed dance of brand the the be with will Mlli hides Moon singed TalIedc0 blamed were which will be held in the Silver ehir, a ,WI,th, IKtty larconV in hall in Price, part of the official rodeo old double-cros! by R W Martin' porgram. A special feature of the This hyar notice carries my official brand and means just BY and the court ldance wln be a bathing girl revue, for set the bl, n,lljKullly it what says. 19 Tlie July too defpnamViatL which twelve entiants have alreanyl TWO-GUn S wtre IDA, rcloased on 1 At the regular council meeting held the council is given here with amount (Brand) : 'toir own registered. These twelve represent oth recognizance. and 'carbon and Emery counties, Top gal of the Roost. ! Monday evening in the council rooms budgeted, total expended and budget at the Price City hall City Recorder balance listed in that respective .orers desirous of taking part may reguntil SatWilliam Grogan wras instructed to der . for each department. ister at The 19. make Water department, $13,000.00, plans for the immediate pururday noon, July Alfalfa chase of steel and copper fittings for $4,454.64; light department, Prizes will be given to each par- Insects Destroy for the new Price City swimming pool. $13,000.00, $7,336.46, $5,663.54; stieet ticipant, with three special prizeswinMr. Grogan announced that he would department, $13,000.00, $6,538.80, the first, second and third place Durnig the past week damage to A last minute change was announcbe wiU instruct Cardance the city engineer to advance the in for and parks department, districts Music some Was ia ners. alfalfa crops in ed last night by Stretch Eisele, some estimates local nobefore he made ane and motion, a been has any counties $3,469.14, $2,530.86. furnished popular and by a bon Emery events as to the announcer stay 01 execution was for the purchase of William H. Ben- to be secretary, Police department, $8,000.00, arrangements to according ticed, at used Roost Robbers the n0" lhe baance until July 19. items. $3,442.52; cemetery departnett, county agricultural agent. The Roundup tonight. Pete Kersher will these The susPended on insects city council also gave the Rob ment, $4,000.00, $1,957.03; $2,042.97; of K,iVen ntence?qV'qnC feeding consists . Coach be announcer at shows the damage instead the Signs they plead guil- tRoundup committee per- - fire department, $3,000.00, $902.87, the plants thus preventing the growth of Johnny Jordo as was formerly bers Roost without drivers to mission use Room 8 in the city $2,097.13; city hall, $4,640.00, $2,567-7- 0, is recommended, ses Jllv,n It of of new stocks. announced. hpy a" Presented the licen-Set- h Dr. Elden B. Sessions, president toas the rodeo headquarhall aU that in Mr. building Bennett, to $2,072.30; and printing and supaccording ters for the purpose of signing all plies, $2,500.00, $1,123.54, $1,376.46. hey were: Calvin Carbon junior college, announced have been afwhose crops fanners hn Prazen- T- H- Al- - day that Paul Bob Fitzke. newly MARRIAGE LICENSE rodeo contestants. their Vey, Chester' Telephone and telegraph, $500.00, ar- fected by these worms drag c coach for the college, will an- fields with heavy brush drags well The monthly budget report prepar- $271.69, $228. 31; salaries, $13,500.00, and John B0th been one has license signed Kilfoyle Only marriage A also rive here Saturday. It was down and then follow this issued since July the first in Carbon ed by Mr. Grogan was approved and $5,733.50, $7,766.50; Utah Power and Kukatasdos was fined $5 nounced from Helper baseball circles weighted a good wetting. Another pro- county, according to Brigham H. other matters of general business Light, $48,000.00, $24,764.54, $23,255.-6up with with l!ad Suilty toa failure t can be followed for this Young, county clerk. The license was were taken up before the meeting charge of that Mr. Fitzke would sign water' stock, $700.00, $622.44. that cedure Ple y to the Helper baseball club as a Pltcher to use bait prepared in issued to Harold Guymon Higgins, was adjourned. Mother r is $77.56 and bonds payable, $33,500.00, ft r. prevention ar' season, The budget report for Price City $11,500.00, $22,000.00. Court. Pad the fine m for the remainder of the same manner as is used for the 23, of Price and Ada Marie Marhis first game for the as will of July 1, 1941, as approved by Fitzke pitch also of 22, of Price. shall, grasshoppers. (Continued on Page Seven) eradication Continued ,!j, the local club at Helper Sunday. OFF TAX VALUE ieOSTby ' ' sche-Caib- vai-lth- on at set-u- te ce j 1 New-hou- n-- t de-'a- W. Jen-Jage- as-'liv- er nt j 'r ed Tf ' wr reg-!icp- es hydro-electr- ic es ui V J- ar IJ Robbers' Law All rci lUn bow-legge- n, Sun-nysi- law-abid- de in high-heele- ten-gall- on dog-gone- ul j hell-raise- ear-markin- Rodeo Night rs s, fellow-citizen- Saturday ten-gallo- after-!highligh- ts bar-b-q- 'Ct ue POOL FITTINGS PURCHASE OKAYED COUNCIL; BUDGET APPROVED s. fr ' N Sun-Advoc- Change Announcer $8,-545.- $5,-461.- 20 $$6,-000.0- 0, $4,-557.- 48, S Helper es - - - 6; riKht-of-wa- |
