The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-10


Louis in September. warthen says
that the demand for honey from the /
reservation country Is good and there
y splendid future for the industry
Their
Funeral services for former Mayor
JOS ph ". Frisby Of Provo and father
OF Mrs. A. Bergener OF Price were
held w that city last Sunday. The |
funeral was very largely attended and |
was held from the Third ward meet |
ing house. Aside from the regular |
services Of the Latter-day Saints. the |
indian war veterans attended In n
body. The floral offerings were un-
usually large and beautiful besides
Mrs Bergener. four children survive
They are Mrs Priscilla shin. Mrs.
Annie Richie and Richard Frisby. all
Of Provo. and ~. Leroy Frisby. who
Is on a mission in Great Britain.
Miles y. Miller. architect for the
new public school building at Price.
was In the city the first Of the week.
Tie states that the upper floors NJ the
building tfH now completed aud tnS'
the lower floors will be reudv 10 the
pupils TO 60 into tmost assurediy by
the end Of the Christmas o ldnys.
Himself and Contractor Ryland are
working together. and when the build
ing Is finally turned over to the mem
bcrs of the consolidated school board
Of Carbon county Il viii be n structure
Of which no one hereabouts need have
any cause to be ashamed.
George ". bradley. one Of the orig
inai pioneers % Moroni. died at his
home last Monday OF pneumonia, Mr..
Bradley was tho father Of twelve sons
and five daughters. ten sons and two
daughters survive him. lie was one
Of the prominent men OF Moroni and
served eighteen years continuously AZ
one " the city councilmen. The death
Of Moses Draper at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs Laura Call. removed
another pioneer OF MoronL lie took
an active part In campaigns against
the Indians In early days and served
some months as a pony express rider.
Roth were we'll known throughout
Carbon county and Eastern Utah.
The remains OF J. c. Jensen. known
among his friends as Long Chris.
were laid TO rest al Ferron last sun
day. A. announced previously de-
ceased was last week hauling ore
from his claims In Temple Canyon In
the San Rafael country to Greer
River. lie left Green River Sunday
evening OF last week for the mines
and aamped at San Rafael river sun
day night lie was sick the mex
morning and friends advised him 4,
turn back. Ilo said he would go on
and "Wednesday n passing freiEhtei
found his dead body seven miles be
yond where ne had campcd Tn,
team was tied to tree and he has
evidently laid down Co rest. The bod
was taken Co Green River and cam'
from there To- Price last Friday. an,
thence Co Ferron Deceased was ahou
so years OF age and had wife an,
five children.
Prof Enoch Jorgenscn. principal o
the Jordan high school and formerl'
holding n simalir position with Price
public school system. recently suggest
ed to Salt Lake City'a Tribune that
few beavers be sent 90 Zion from tn
southern portion of the state. or othe
points where they are becoming TO-
numerous. for exhibition purposes
II see" says tho professor. that
number Of beavers have been kille
In the southern part % the STATE
Now. the fact IL that. despite IN
! number OF beavers In the state Their
are thousands OF people who nevc
have seen one. Among the pupil
under my direction have not foun
one who ever saw n beaver. wouldn
! II be n good idea 90 bring n few q
! them 90 Salt Lake City and place ther
In Liberty park or other sultabl
places where the public could ~
them7" Beavers are said by loci
people 90 be more plentiful along IN
streams OF Carbon county and EaHi
ern Utah generally than for a nun
/ Der of years.