The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-10-31
quirements, but is pleasant and
congenial to work with.

quirements, but is pleasant and
congenial to work with.
She was one of the first gra-
duates from the Box Elder High
School. While a member of
that institution, she was one of
the leaders, being vice-president
of the student body for two
years. After graduation she
taught school in the county for
three years and was eminently
successful in that capacity.
| Less than a year ago her hus-
band, Desc Y. Eliason, who had
suffered with leakage of the
heart for several years, passed
away, leaving his young widow
with three small children, rang
ing in age from one to five years,
to provide for.
She acted as assistant i'm the
Recorders office for while and
has been teaching during the
school season since her hus-
bands death.
The people can be assured Of
an honest efficient officer I'm
Mrs. Eliason.
G. G.. Sweeten of Collinston,
candidate for Commissioner, was
born at Mendon, Cache County,
Utah, forty years ago. Son Of
Robert Sweeten. who crossed
the plains with Brigham Young.
received his education in public
schools Of Mendon. Attended
Agricultural College at Logan
two years. Followed farming
In Cache Valley until about II
years of age, when he was one
OF the first pioneers to enter Hol-
brook valley. Twelve years ago
he married Sarah Evans, daugh-
ter of l.. l.. Evans Of American
Fall, Idaho. He was engaged In
the mercantile business at
American Falls and Holbrook
before coming to Collinston,
eight years ago. Since moving
TO Collinston, he has been en-
gagged In the mercantile business
and farming, also engaged very
extensively in shipping grain and
all kinds Of live stock. This
part Of the business has brought
him In touch with nearly every
location In Box Elder County
and he is therefore qualified for
the office Of County Commits
sioner. II elected, will give the
office the same consideration
and attention as his own affairs.
Little need be said concerning
our candidate for Surveyor, X.
G. Wright, other than the fact
that he has made so good a re-
cord during the past two years
that our friends, the Republi-
cans, endorced him. He is sure
Of election.
Job yelling of Fielding,
comes before the voters of the
county for the office of sheriff.
The position is unsolicited by
Mr.. yelling, but he was the I'M
animous choice of the conven-
ton. Everybody has a good
word for Job and knows that he
will make an ideal sheriff. His
past record Is clean and he be-
'lieves In clean county. There
will be no bootleging or illict
traffic In booze over the Nevada
or Wyomisg lines. The expenses
Of the sheriff's office will be kept
where they ought to be and
dless trips eliminated.
Mr.. yelling has no sympathy for
the evil doer and we promise the
people a clean, honest, loyal son
of Utah to enforce the law. Mr..
yelling comes up for his first
term.
John J. Ward of Willard, can
didat for the office of Treasurer,
is one Of the staunch men Of the
county who has had years of ex-
perience a sa man of affairs. Mr..
Ward is one of the most exact
and careful and prompt men In
the county in all his business
dealings. His clerical exper-
fence covers many years and he
is thus able to perform his duties
with the least possible help.
Mr.. Ward promises, If elected to
perform the duties of Treasure
with but one regular deputy,
thus saving the county
considerable money. He agrees
that the various parts of the
county shall be paid promptly
their share of the taxes and that
1t shall not be allowed to remain