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Show FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1925 THE SUN, PRICE, UTAH EVERY FRIDAY. 2E It PAGE SEVEN snszsssm h f In Mined And Heres August Carbon County and Shipped Everywhere Xuiivod, where twenty thousand followers of Brigbain Young sought refuge in 1840, after being exH'lled from Missouri, is threatened by the waters ol' the Mississippi river, raM-- by the dam at Keokuk, Iowa. The following d might worship and live us they wished. At Suit Isike City, within the lirvt few mouths they built a system of irrigating. Water was brought to some of the linrren waste and after the land was planted the system provided sufficient moisture to make the crops row. e residents of Xuuvoo, Caramt Madison enjoy telling Ft. thage the stories of years ago. In many instances the fnels come from iheir fathers. They watch the ever changing line of the river and wonder what the next decade will bring. The corHirntion controlling the Ceokuk siwer diuu has been called uKin to my lieuvy damages to farmers who have lost their places. article from Kansas City's Stur of recent date tells of the early settlement of that city. e Twenty miles of the most scenery on the Missis ppi river when; it flows between Illinois and Iowa, and some of the old landmarks at Xauvon, Ills., once the timing home of twenty thousand Mormons, are threatened with destruction by the ever chunging bunks of the river, primarily due to the Keokuk jNiwer dam at Keokuk having resulted in a greater widening of the river above. Entire farms and homes have been inundated. Several former and very beautiful islands at Ft. Madison are now entirely covered with water and only the dead trunks of trees stick out Work At Oil Fields of State Is Proof the water to mark flip S'wts. The ceeding Satisfacorily. river has ehanged so greatly t hut piis in lots of pnsscuger-earryin- g river bouts Xothing unusual hus occurred durshun night triis between Keokuk and ing the past fortnight to feature Utuli coal. Ft. Mailison. To tie up their boats at oil development. Drilling has been in a storm would be difficult. night surly routine, with fair progress made is Is a Historic Spot. it most wells, says Sunday's Salt Xauvoo, is one of tbe historic places juke Tribune. of interest along the river. A uiiuilier Unofficial but lute remrts from s of the buildings of the old eiy are lit Moali yesterday stated that the Mid- the very brink of the rver at present west-l'taSouthern test had reached and their destruction is inevitable. a depth of H!H) feel, when easing was have comSome of the residents of Hancock icing set. Drilling is in pnigress at county wlio are inclined to preserve the Canyon No. 1 well of the Utah pluces with historical interest have Southern Oil company in Sun Juan. cen discussing ways of tearing down Tbe gas flow struck at a depth of the stone building and rebuilding it approximately 000 feet lias been mud-dhold it sacred elsewhere. off successfully. The Marlaml as one of the early pluces of justice well near Green ltiver is nqsirted to and afterwards a flour mill. ie drilling at 3011 feet. From the bluffs of Xauvoo one muy At the Crescent Eagle well, near see many miles up and down the Mis- Thompsons, the hole has been cleaned out and an appreciably gmiter showsissippi. Eighty-fiv- e years ago Xauvoo, then ing of nil lias resulted. Casing is now known us Commerce, Ills., had bright awnitiug tbe nrrivnl of another puinp. The liaddutz well, nenr Thompsons, prospects. Had the Mormons been u it might have rivalled or sur- struck a water suml at 1340 feet. was done ami 12 passed Salt Lake City, where the finally took refuge. easing set and cemented. Drilling In 1838 they were exiwlled from should be resumed, it is thought the sections of Missouri by Governor first of the week, laist reports from Y. Boggs. They crossed the riv- tlu Iiaddntz-ljcoiinr- a well, six miles L er into Illinois, where they were given north of Great Salt lake, staled a welcome and received special con- depth of 41!) feet had been reached. FIRST CAR OF VANADIUM ORE acessions from tlie Illinois legislature. Drilling hus been resumed at the FROM SAN JUAN COUNTY The city grew rapidly, but since the well of the Western Empire PetroThe first carload of vanadium con- Mormons have left it it has dwindle, leum company near Coalville at a centrates, the product of the United to a population of about one tliousain depth considerably over 3000 feet. Diamond Oil company ofiiciuls States company's new mill in Dry persons. The city was founded in condwithin six the that the new hydrator was testbut 1840,' years was valley, shipjwd from Thompsons Mormons so itions were bad the Virgin refinery on Thursat ed that the .tlie first of last week. The product which runs about eirrhtv per cent, is went West. Several parties made the day and an appreciable improvement phipped to Denver for further, refin- trip to Utah, the early ones starting in both the quality and qnuntity of tbe oil noted. Gil of the Alsop interNot to have full coverage in ining at a nlant owned by the company in the dend of winter. Granted Special Rights. ests ndjonng also is being nurelinsed there. The finished product is then surance when the danger of fire hail At and treated in the Diamond refinery. Xauvoo, special they many is a constant menace to your used for the hardening of steel and was cities. not other Work of cleaning out the Diamond It rights granted Demechanical the other home and your business. purposes says $160.00 a government without a government. wells for increased output is proceedMoab work effective the. spite along New York to Liverpool end The Dr- - valley mill is rapidly be- The jsiwers wen so unlimited that ing steadily. The eomnany is making fire prevention lines, there- is excursion. return, third-clas- s to resume ojierations at to he accomplished. much still ing seeded up to a caUicity produc- ordinances might be asscil which arrangements Tickets good one year. Diamond well near Thistle. Fork were its state laws. to the They contrary The possibility of a fire is ever tion, and within a few weeks will be o were permitted to organize the of the Utah Oil operations $160.00 Drilling blast. The full at so cost small The is operating company present been purely have the a and Defining and company legion, has several crews of men ut work getmilitary body New York to Liverpool that no one can afford to he is being made Good routine. arms. the slate third-clas- s progress excursion provided without mill into ore and the the protection which return, wiling up ting During the early duys at Xauvoo in putting down the three new wells new bodies, and the Dry valley ramp surance affords. tickets. Good returnable one year were more or less thrifty follow- of the company in the Salt Creek they be sale. doubtless will the scene of very from date of We are prepared to insure and ojsra'.ng various field, where the eompnuy has sevening ngrienlture the in The oeratinns future. busy $160.00 your car against fire and theft industries. Their leaders bad nn idea teen producers giving a daily yield of United States eoruimny now has two New York to Liverpool and All other forms of auto insurfor the laru-- trucks harnessing Mississippi iver approximately 100 hurrels of oil each. on fro the mad running Ticket good ance. Consult us when yon want return, third-clasmotive to for the plants Gebo Dome well, down 2460 feet, lias lower get j ThomiKons to the mill, hauling out one year. to take oat new policies. elimiconcentrates and taking supplies and they nieruted. Eighty years later a been interrupted iending the Black trouble. At nation of built was feat easing only materials ns backload. A new Inter- great engineering I I..I -national truck was purchased last n few miles to the south an-- power mountain, Xo. 3 has liccn held up at 2080 feet by a fishing job. Xo. 4 is augmenting the large Plains was provided through electricity. Equitable Real Estate week, Niiuvoo nr drilling at 1500 feet. signifies pvuofiilM truck which lias been in use for some and pleasant prevailed harmony time. & Investment Co. H. C. SMITH, for a time. The Mormons ivmipleled INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION BIG THING FOR UINTAH Second Floor Silvagni Bldg. UTAH FARMERS WILL PROTEST or began the construction of many County Clerk's Office, The structure buildings. outstanding FREIGHT RATE BOOST Heavy increase in attendance over PRICE, UTAH Price, Utah was to be. the temple, but it was iimcr previous yours was a noted feature of Following a joint meeting of the di- occupied. The building ninety feet the Uintah Busin Industrial convenrectors and executive committee of wide, 130 feet long, sixty feet to the tion, held at Duchesne on August 12th the Utah State Farm bureau last Sat- caves and the cusla towered 163 feet to 14th. Gov. George H. Dern, accomCity it was an- above the ground. urday at Salt By other state functionaries, panied by Factions Developed. IN nounced that every effort of the buHEW FALL and was representatives, ofpresent, Factions developed in the ranks. reau will be directed to prevent any ficial and otherwise, attended from raise as asked for on agricultural pro- Some of those op used to the leaders of the Utah towns.' ducts hy a group of rail mads operat- founded a newspnKr named the Ex- many An automobile repairing job With the interstate commerce comSHOES Western slates. positor to exjHise the alleged misdeeds mission ing in twenty-tw- o depends more than anything else having under its consideration Arrangements will be made to have of some of the men of the city. Only the application of the Denver and on the mechanic who does the the organization represented at the one issue was published. Angered by Salt Lake railrond for work. He must KNOW and he building its You will be happy with a pair have We conscientious. hearing on this matter, and it was a some of the articles a mob stirmcd line into the basin, renewed interest must be of our shoes because of the unanimous vote that a vigorous fight the printing plant and wrecked it lias awakened in the affairs of this some of the best in town. That ComStyle, from a neat pattern. be made, when it comes up, probably Iarts of the plant were carried to the adehave tells the story. They section, and visitors are lookng into fort, from correct making, street and pounded to pieces. t, in tbe immediate future. E. O. tools and other equipment of the basin us never quate from good material. The affair caused trouble and state the prosjierts who is manager of the Mercenables command which their at before. n 1 Built on a combination last hant's and Manufacturers Traffic bu- officials made an investigation. them to do every job right. This convention is a big thing for trouble. to fit the feet perfectly from been has selected to reau, represent basin folks, and will become more and Handy accessories at low prices. di heel to too no slipping, no head then the Jose of the bureau at tbe hearing. Smth, Ford parts. so from year to year. If keeps Another hearing to be held in Salt tinmen were frequently used to keep inure sagging, no cramping, no of tbe home country the importance down trouble. Lake City on August 26th and 27th, burning. before home the napeople and puts right xiuuuvMwwriririri 2 Special soles moulded to at which a committee of the bureau Joseph Smith, then head of the that into them and boosting spirit so skillfully tural lines and will be present, is that of the public church, his brother llyrum Smith and it then. GARAGE keeps BUNNEL constructed as to hold np and land and survey committee of the Jolm Taylor were three who consented to enter the county jail at Carthage United States senate. support the arch at its weakMORE FISH FRY PLANTED IN North Ninth St., Price. Utah for safety. They went unuccoinimnieil. est point HUNTINGTON CREEK sup, FAVORABLE CROPS IN UINTAH On June 24, 184-1- a mob stormed the J Light of weight firm in their SAYS hold FARM to HEAD several made port, jail. The story runs that Fishing in Huntington Creek has fired blanks at mcmlicrs of been unusually fine throughout the shape to the very last day's gunnls BasCrop conditions in the Uintah wear. the mob and then submitted to have present season und this tnay be attribin continue favorable and already the PRICE AGENCY CO. 4 They give that conscious air their arms taken away. uted largely to the success of efforts harvests are very promising, accordof footease, comfort and The mob took charge of the jail. in the past to stock the stream with M. 8. to insurance. Six Winder, secretary of the Smith fired five times ing Everything in poise that romos in the realfry from the state hatcheries. A new Utah State Farm bureau, who return- three of the mob before and injured to seven per cent paid on savkilled. consignment of fish was received nnd isation of healthy feet propbeing ed last Saturday from an extended His ings accounts secured by first brother was killed and Taylor was planted in the stream Inst week and erly shod. tour of that district, says the Deseret mortgage real estate. Choice low About the same time Brig- these will help to make for a continuinjured. Xew. Winder added that the seed ham priced homes. Your own terms. was elected to the presi- ance of the good sport over there. Young Carbon-Emer- y farmers are preparing for a heavy Stores Co. Farm lauds anywhere. Loans. rhurrh and led a party the of Carbon county people, especially, dency Best accident and health proyield, that while most of them are to Salt Lake have been Hirtieipants in the fishing City. for will We Hiawatha, Heiner and West second written. their alfalfa crop go yonr tection waiting Worse. Grow Conditions this on stream, and some stories of Hiawatha. for their seed, a number have allowed bond. After of Smith, condithe catches are afloat, two slaying their first rrop to seed and are now tions at Xauvoo GEORGE E. McDERMAID, grew from bad to local bov telling of taking thirty-nin- e G. it. harvesting Superintendent, worse. The city became a hiding trout in an hour. S21 Electric Bldg. crooks ami criminals. Perfor place The coal situation looks dark, but Every available ramping spot in the Phone 854-is no need of getting warmed up haps many of the things charged canyon finds oreupnnts sinco the there Our idea of an efficiency expert against the Mormons were planned growth of the first fry planted several about it until eold weather. PRICE, UTAH is one of these fellows who is still bv thieves who were in hiding. Un- years ago. The exact number in the lead- Inst Since most bnnks alrcndy had presi- able to cheek the living off his wife's parents. shipment is not stated, but there flm-ers to most take into were several tanks. Edwin Mangum the June dents of the the how arranged for college matter Xo gradumoney goes man a to on marry It's hard a girl the wilds of the West where they placed the little fellows in the water. ates are still loafing. it never lasts until next payday. whose mother was a good cook. pietur-esrpi- Old-tiiu- WINTERS NOT Clear; Creek FAR AWAY Coair At Properties Standardville, Utah No Dust, No Ashes, No Clinkers . Is Unexcelled For Storage Purposes. DRILLING IS SLOW This the best month of the year for putting your It comes to you better prepared and supply of your dealer better able to make prompt delivery. Call your dealer and get your bins filled with CASTLE GATE or CLEAR CREEK coal and you will fort insurance for next winter. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH General Office! Ninth Floor Kearns Bldg. h el Stales Fuel Go. United Largest Producers of Domestic Coal In Utah. Producing the Famous UTAH FUEL CO. KING BLACK HAWK General Offices and Old-time- rs HIAWATHA PANTHER Salt Lake City Judge Building COALS wui-shippe- Lil-bu- rn Handled In Price By Stef ensonLumbet C. H. EZZS5 THE RISK IS See Europe rc-jsi- TOO GREAT This Fall Xiiii-vo- e s. u IIMIrat Coal Is Brat Appreciated Where Most Used. rt -- Times-IndcDcnde- -- Co. Mines A Rains, Carbon County, Miners and Shippers of Lump, Nut, Slack and Assorted Utah. Sizes of COAL Of the Very Highest Grades. Best For Furnaces, Household and All Other Uses. General Offices, Cliff Building, Salt Lake City. vm Agent L. F. RAINS President and General Manager. IIMIrat Coal Is Best Appreciated Where Most Used. Real Mechanics SIfLES HUD Ser-ric- e, Fou-ber- Mili-dow- Mines and ships from the famous Union Pacific bituminous veins of Pleasant Valley In the Carbon district. Nous better for stove, range, grate, furnace or manufacturing plant. The equal of any and superior to many for storage. Once tried always insisted upon. Get prices from the general offices and sales agency, Walker Bank Building. Salt Lake City, Utah ' E. NELMS, Mgr. w LOT FOR SALE feet frontage hy a half in depth. Half interest in hundred and twenty-fiv- e feet of Thirty-nin- e two hundred fourteen and brick wall. Adjoins Davis Auto and Machine company on the south. East side South Main street Terms may he arranged. R. W. CROCKETT Price, Utah g, Tell them through a Sun wanted. |