The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-14

CASTLE DALE. Dec S.-with a
modern waterwOrks system practically
completed and ready for service dur
INK the coming winter season, the
people OF Fcrron held this week an.
other OF the celebrations for which
they are famed with the unique addi-
tion OF sitting down Co n sumptuous
banquet served In the capacious els
tern. Lunch was served To- over eighty
people. Twelve automobile loads Of
very thankful people made the run
up 10 the cistern with picnic by the
tuhful and there was plenty for every
one. President Henry Thompson OF
the water company was especially
conspicuous from his efforts to dodge
the ,hucks and rocks ao that D. V.
Hills. secretary. and Miss IVA Olsen
would not waste drop of the excel
lent coffee. a program followed the
serving of lunch. all the numbers be-
INK appropriate for the occasion. The
Fcrron water system ~ patterned at.
ter that OF Castle Dale. but u was built
on tho cooperative plan 20 success
fully employed In the construction OF
the Orangcvilie system. Eight thouE-
and dollars IN the figure given AS the
cost Of the entire system with the In
diyiduai line carried 60 the curbiine.
and the whole amount IL paid up. Tho
cistern. In which the picnic was
spread. iH forty-eigh feet square and
eleven feet deep. Tho roof IL sup
ported By eight large cement pillars
and tho cistern n substantially built
and thoroughly protected In n sani.
tary way. Another big celebration h
In store for the day that the water l.
turned into the pipelines. which viii
be In tho very near future.
Sin Days OF school.
Six days OF school week viii OBJ
tain In the schools Of Emery county
for the balance NJ the school year. and
the youngsters OF the grades will be
free Co do aA thoy\wiil after the clos
ing OF school SONY time the latter
part OF March the coming spring. In
cidentally. payday Tor the teachers
viii come around-a little moro often
under the new arrangement. AZ the
ghost viii make his welcome rounds
every four weeks during the balance
OF the school year. This action was
ANhfn ny wv ANhNNN w ahMNMa
ton nc ita monthly session held last
Tuesday In Huntington, and was done
In an effort TO meet the demands Of
the teachers Of the county for a 20
per cent increase In wages. a flat
salary increase under the oircum-
stances was impossible but. under the
plan adopted. teachers throughout the
county viii be entirely free 90 aecur"
other employment "A month earlier Ia
the sprinr. az the same time receiving
the same salary nH Tor the longer sea-
son. The same number OF days viii
be- employed In tho school room under
the now plan. however. so that the
children are assured the same amount
uf schooling aH heretofore. ~ the
plan works cut successfully this sea
son u h probable that the SiN-daN
week will become regular institu-
ton
one OF the biggest educational
movements ever launched IN Emery
county In the citizens lecture course
which h to be- conducted by the EN-
cry Stake academy IN Castle Dale and
Ia Orangevillo during the coming win
ter The purpose OF the movement N
An HNhNNhN hNAAafAN anu wv WV aAA
girls who are not already attending
school with an evenings recrequon
once "A week.
Cleveland has had il share of ac-
cidents OF late, John y, Ward has
been nursing a few broken ribs, caused
By being struck by a falling beef while
he was butchering the animal. John
q. Timothy met with a quite serious
accident this week when he. together
with his son. were nearing Castle Dale
A child running across the road. they
made uuick turn Of the car 10 avoid
hitting the youngster and ran into q
cutvert and overturned the ear. Lew
jumped and escaped injury, hut his
father was pinned under the car. The
latter suffered several broken ribs and
a cash In the lip which required stitch
ing up. Last Saturday night Lamar
the l5-year-old son Of MIR. and Mrs
4. Y. Davis. was run over by load OF
wood and was very seriously injured
He suffered a severe scalp wound
which required several stitches "a
close. besides being badly bruised.
Around tho County.
Iht county N'iAht-'i'hNi" nv ~
regular session Monday, all members
present. An ordinance granting q
Ferron waterworks company fran
ahiso 10 extend pipeline along the state
road south OF Ferron town was pass
cd. Oscar Beebe appeared before the
board and asked for an appropriation
Ia do some work on the Hanksville "a
Green River road. on motion an APP
proprIatlon OF two hundred dollars
vas made, bills 10 that amount 20 be
Maid by the county after same have
been approved by Beebe, Or. T. G.