Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-11-05
PRICE AND VICINITY

President A. W. Horsley returned
Monday from Salt Lake. where he has
besn on the federal grand jury.
The Consolidated. the Independent
campe and the ID. a ". q. employees
voted almost unanimously for the
bull moose ticket
Edward Mackie. 4. 8. commissioner
AZ Myton. II reported to have been
elected TO the position Of county clerk.
lie IL republican.
Sunday there arrived at Mayor Carl
Cunderuon's household a brand new
boy. The assistant mayor and his mo-
Their are doing nicely.
W. a. Peacock. Jr.. who was cleo
ted 20 the office OF county clerk OF
Emery county IL a cousin Of the Pea
cock brothers OF Price.
The federal grand jury returned an
Indictment against the plumbers AS
ISOLATION Of the state and John For
uth. one % the members. IL mention
ed as a defendant
Or. v. NJ. Neher. the Utah Fuel ply
stefan at Castle Gate. will be In New
taking post graduate work at the
New York Post Graduate Medical
school.
II II impossible 20 give l.. A. Tau
bcr'a forecast on the result OF the
election In Carbon county this year.
Immediately following the count on
Tuesday night Mr.. Jauher's sealed
figures werc consigned TO tho stove.
Emery ia reported 70 have gone
democratic and that the republicans
have not succeeded In landing a man.
G. T. Bowen. who was republican can
didate for county clerk. II said TO have
been defeated BY eleventh hour poll
tics by over five hundred.
Yesterday evening the progressive
ladies were treated 90 refreshments
by Louis I.owenstein. Mr.. Lowenatein
IL feeling firat-ratc since election and
the fact that he won several hundred
dollars on the bull moose victory has
not lowered his spirits any.
IT,, socialist vote In Price amount
Cd - little % nothing. only eight
straight ballots being east Returns
throughout the county are lacking ms
TO the total vote cast by the socialists,
but Il looks very much a. II Il was
considerably less than one hundred.
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money na,.ed to nun moose owner.
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ina, the nroyreasives would not get 4
man ON their ticket
went nrogr...lye This m anothe,
aurpriae OF Tuesday's election. While
the renuhIiean party Was believed q
nave the greater part OF the "Ameri.
can" vote An Salt Lake city In view
OF The recent count n would seem thai
the proRreasiye- democratic candidate
heal me a. %. II. 10 Il.
The Eastern Utah Telephone com
pany made hit with ita patrons dur
ing the election by furnishing the re
suits OF the voting from the severa
and courteously answering all ques
tions received over the wire. The
state news was kept close tab on b,
the operators and gratuitously furn
ished All who applied for H.