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Show Thursday, November community news Mining featured in historical photo exhibit The Society Utah State Historical has announced the opening of a new photo exhibit in the lobby of the Denver and Rio Grande Depot, 300 South 450 West, in Salt Lake City. Featuring photos relating to Utah mining, it is open to the public at no charge during regular business hours, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Titled Utahs Rockbound the exhibit focuses on the mining magnates who made their fortunes in the mines of Park City, the Tintic Mining District, and elsewhere in the state, with photographs of the mines that created their wealth and the mansions they Aristocrats, on Salt Lake built, especially Citys South Temple Street. The historical society library has a superb collection of photographs pertaining to mining, according to Sue Whetstone, photo librarian, and the ones on display are among the most popular with the public. The exhibit will be up through December. 4-H'- er Congress an will represent Utah at the National Congress in Chicago, Dec. Baldwin had tne best petroleum power project in the state this year. According to Scott McKen-dric4-- H a Ford truck. 1950 He says mechanical inclination must run in his family. Both his father and brother work as mechanics and the family is related to the inventor of the steam Baldwin locomotive. When not fixing things, Baldwin plays the piano and is involved in many other projects such as gardening, 4-- H foods and nutrition, and shooting sports. The Emery County High School junior hopes to pursue a career in aeronautical engineering. His trip to the National Congress is sponsored by the Ammoco Foundation, Inc. Christmas presentation Utah Power and Light Companys popular Christmas presentation returns this year to the Price area. Entitled Electric this years Celebration, program will feature holiday recipes, decorating and gift ideas, tips on cooking with electricity and a festive Christmas cookbook for all in Orangeville headed for National Baldwin, Danny Orangeville can remember. It started when his first bicycle broke and he learned to fix it by trial and error. From there he progressed to a motorcycle and 5-- 4-- H k, assistant state leader ai Utah State University, he will compete for scholarships and 4-- H prizes with approximately 1,500 of the best from around the country. Baldwin says he has been fixing things for as long as he 26, 1987 Sun Advocate, Price, Utah 3 Hill convicted in the major explorations of the past century, Larsen said. The end of this expedition was marred when Seneca Howland, O.G. Howland and William Dunn left the Powell party, climbed the north rim of the Grand Canyon and headed for the settlements north of the confluence of the Colorado and Virgin rivers. They were said to have been intercepted and killed by Indians, Larsen continued. But recently a letter has been found which tells of the murders of three unknown men in a one of Utah Power and Light Company. In addition to the recipes and ideas that are hallmarks of each years programs, this years presentation will commemorate Utah Power and Lights 75th anniversary. A unique collection of antique electrical appliances will be on display. Many appliance dealers from the Price area will be cooperating with the display, providing an excellent opportunity to see what is on the market today while remembering what is was like in the Utah southern gool old days. Dr. Wesley Larsen will be guest speaker at the Carbon County Historical Society meeting at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 1. The meeting will be held at the Price City Public Works Complex, 432 West 600 South in Price. Larsen will discuss Some New Evidence on the Fate of William Dunn and the Howland Brothers, who were members of the John Wesley Powell Expedition of 1869. The Powell expedition was NEW Portable Synthesizers Fate of Howland brothers discussed attendance. The program will be presented at 7 p.m. on Nov. 30, Monday, at the Utah Power and Digital Pianos Light Company Service Centei , located on Highway 10, south of Staff writer William Paul Hill, 26, East Carbon, was convicted of negligent homicide in Eleventh Circuit Court Friday. Hill was convicted for an incident that occurred on Feb. 4, 1987 on Highway 123 between East Carbon and Sunnyside. The victim was Shannon Summers of East Carbon. Chief Deputy County Attorney John Schindler brought several key witnesses with testimony into the case before Circuit Court Judge A. John Ruggeri. Grant Bean, a Utah Highway Patrol trooper at the accident scene, gave testimony 20 that clearly showed that Hill was negligent in his actions that took the life of Summers. Summers had been riding his bicycle from East Carbon to Sunnyside when the incident occurred. Kim Patrick, a key witness in the trial, said that she was traveling to Sunnyside to pick up her child from school when Hill passed her on the road to Sunnyside while she was driving. He was going quite fast. The next thing I saw was what looked like papers flying in the air. I knew he (Hill) had hit something, but I didnt know what until I got there and saw the body, said Patrick. Patrick said she then went to her mothers house in Sunnyside to call an ambulance. Sentencing was set for Jan. 20 at 9:30 a.m. in Eleventh Circuit Court. Serving Thanksgiving Dinner Open 12 Noon to 4 p.m. Ham, Dressing trimmings from ,3995 Different Models Keyboards 30 Price. Programs will be repeated at ByANDYWRIGHT community church house, at about the same time of the demise of these three men. Details of their deaths have always been obscure, Larsen said, and each account of the tragedy has varied widely in explaining how it happened. Larsen was a professor of science at the College of Eastern Utah for twelve years prior to his moving to Southern Utah State College at Cedar City, where he is now professor emeritus of science. Many of his friends and former colleagues welcome his return to Price to present this lecture. As always, the public is invited to this historical society meeting and to participate in the discussion of this incident in Utah history. Light refreshments will be served. All of the programs are free to the public. homicide case 4 95 4777hiiiunnwuw an ne 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Dec. 1, Tuesday, at the same location. 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