The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-15
HAVE BIG
MAJORIT|ES OVER IN
EMERY
ENTIRE COUNTY TICkI7T on THI;
DEMOCRATS ELECTED.
Funeral services For Arlington \
Day. old and Inspected Citizen Of
Castle Dalc-Dccr Creek coal Mine
supplies the schools Of the County
With Fucl-Social aud Personal.

CASTLE DALE. Nov. g.-Thc en-
lire democratic county ticket was
elected last Tuesday with pluralitics
ranging from siNty-unc to- two hum
tired seventy cone. whilc the congress
iunHl aud suprem, court candidates
IN the democratic ticket received
even larger leads over their uppun-
onts Milton ~ yelling. successful
candidate Tor congressman. led the
entire ticket. due very likely GO the
plea Tor support ur the president. us
be- boiled heavier vote than Samuel
II, Thurman candidate f,r the ten
year iustigcship. who o. very popular
100 Emery county The latter would
undoubtedly have lead his Ticket hut
Tor his opponent fratcruHi ariliu.
tiuns. which gained him some votes.
especially in Green River All the
proposed amendments Co the Cunsti-
tuition carried with big muiuritica.
the first. which provides fur state
wide Prohibition. hy majority ~
1887. the second relating Co cNcmp-
ton from taxation uf the small tax
payer carrying with majority a.
nine hundred seventy seven. while
the third which provides Tor now
basis for the taxation ct mines and
mining property piled up majority
81 nine hundred twonty-ciEht only
eighty eight votes being registered
against the measure. the almost un-
animouH support accorded the latter
question surprising IN u most crafty
| INK manner the most optimistic
friends OF the proposition. J. hen
Jcwkes. present deputy IN the count,
clerks office and candidate Tor the
Iclcrkship. pollcd the largest vote ~
any ~ the county candidates aud was
rerond on the whole elected ticket
tic received plurality ~ two hum
Idrcd Hcycuty.uuc. other candidates
followed IN the order named the
Figure given being each mans plur-
ality Tow Howard. for sheriff. iNp.
Joseph Hanson. assessor. 1895 W. q.
Peacock. IT,. attorney. i3S, Peter
Taboo. recorder i3G. Louis W. Guy
mon. treasurer. ~. -. itcbcr Leon
lard. two.ycnr commissioner. %. y.
10. Anderson. surveyor. ~, -. a.
Giilispio two-yc1r commissioner, NJ,
Peter e. Johnson, representative, 81.
Funeral oT ~ \. nay.
Funeral services over the remain
OF A. 4. Day, who was killed u week
ago yesterday when driving u load Of
coal down from Rock Canyon mine,
were held un the lawn at IN" Day
residence sunday afternoon. attended
lby large number Of sympathizinr
friends ~ the family. Elders Seth
Allen and Abinadi Olsen 10 Castle
Dale and John y Wakefield ~ Hunt
ington. President Lars r. Oveson and
Bishop =. " Larsen were the speak
crp. nnd aii commended the remark
ably faithful life of the deceased
Elder \. " wall offered the opcninl
lprnyer aud Elder u. g, Miller tbs
closing. the grave being dedicated bl
Elder John Y. Jensen, \ note from
MIR. nnd Mrs r. w Dychcs. express
ing their sympathy and regret az be-
ing unable Ia attend. was read b.
bishop Larsen The floral offering
were very beautiful Arlington \
pny WIS hnrn August -. 1851, u
lSprinEyill,. the son at Abraham AMI
lAlmirn DAY. the family moving q
Mt Pleasant when "Arli'' was hu
In babe. The family came Co Cnstl
Valley thirty-ryo Years uEu nm,
settled in Lawrence On January "A
l1Ag7. he was married a. Emmer !
I.ovelcss and thoN first made thei
home IN Lawrence. later moving Z
| Gunnison. whore they lived five year
and then came back e. Emery voun
Is, locating In Castle Dale, where the
have since made their home. The de
ceased had always been active nlon
religious lines. having served ~ ~
ficeT and active worker Ia the yHri
Gus auxiliary organizations, lid ais
filled a VerN successful twn-year mis-
sion Ia the southern States In lS96-s'
and was counselor 90 Bishop Moor
Of Lawrence for ten years. His hear
ing becoming bad, he was forced 1
retire from some 0f his activities. hu
WIS a faithful member at the hig
priests quorum ana home misslonar
az the time of his death, lie ha
also done considerable temple worl
both some time aga ana lately I
addition a. a number of brothers an
sisters, decreased leaves wife Am
seven of nine children horn "a then
Tho children are Mrs. Emma Christ
enscn, Effie. Lila. Perry 4. Alice
Reed ana Mobollo,
Il lefsonhi anu hlhfNi-f'
Word wa received Thursday Of al
death that morning ut Provo ~ SIR
j. Clement Grape. daughter of NJ
and Mrs. Oscar leehe. former res
dent az Castle Dale but now maxim
their home Ia Provo, The deceuso
, was about 90 years of age and has
host of friends here. n was 81
pected the body would be taken
D Sandy for burial Mrs Grape w'
I lonly sick q short time, falling 70 yi'
: tim "a influenza,
= MIR and Mrs James Jefts the I'm
, LOT the week received the first Wor
they have had from their son. Jane
since he let Camp Lewis, Wash
bound overseas several weeks AZ
He expressed the belief that he migl
be back In time 20 eat Christmas dh
neF with the home folks.
: J. y. Meeks is having cousilerah
I repairing done ON his home az Hun