Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-24

ray your honest debts, Is the WORD
from all sides just now.
sleighriding in the mud seems ies-
tive pastime IN Southern Utah.
Send the IRON Co. News to your fri
ends and get them - subscribe. Is the
way to help us to continue IN the good
work,
"Lost in London" is beautiful three
act melo-drama. The dramatic associa.
ton has the play in hand. II will be
presented soon.
Money is demanding3 per cent. per
month In Salt Lake ut the present time.
A continuation OF the present strigency
Of the money market means failure for
some of Utah's firms.
Trim up your shade trees. We notice
that c. j. Arthur, Esq. has taken the
initiati We in this regard. The pedestrians
are m UGH annoyed by the lower limbs
Of many trees L. this city. Now Is the
. time to trim shade trees.
The Perry Bros. have the contract for
putting the fence around the Central
School house square. I'm account OF the
recert storm, work has been suspended
but the past few fine days is causing the
trustees TO be begin stirring the work.
men up once more.
Nine hundred and forty-seven bushels
OF potatoes from one acre OF land Is not
bad yield. Yet q man in Mill Creek,
Utah has succeeded in raising that am
cunt from one acre Of land. This man
disposed OF his tuber crop at S0cls. per
bushel, netting him 1857 go.
Last FRIDAY DIR. X. q. Maeser reach.
ed the 63rd round ia his life's ladder.
At the close Of school, the b. Y. A..
students presented him with silver
tankard and cup. a walnut stand, foot
stool, slippers and rug. The doctor was
completely surprised and in a feeling
speech thanked the students for. their
kind remembrance,
The Annual compilation of statistics,
showing the number OF failures that have
occurred throughout the United States
and the Dominion OF Canada during the
past year, together with the amount OF
liabilities, has been received through the
agency OF X. g. Dun &Co. The table
shows for Utah, during the year 1890, 40
failures with amount OF liabilities of $3.50
$50, as against % failures with 1897 100
for 1889. The total failures for the United
States and Canada for 1890 were 10,
907, assets, $3.50, S56 .964.
A small package given to the
stage company at Beaver last Mon
day was delivered to VA, So miles
away on Friday. The Williams
driver received it, carried ii to Para
goonah and back to Beaver, the next
mail brought it Oh to Parogoonah
again. Thus three days were con-
sumed in the delivery of the pack
age at Paragoonah. Mr.. Williams
should hire drivers who can remem.
Der what their business is between
Beaver and Paragoonah.
Elder M. III. Hardy, OF Provo, has
been through Iron Co. in the interest of
the Nut ual Improvement Associations.
Meetings were held at Psragoonah last
Saturday; Parawan, sunday; Cedar,
Monday Kanarra. Tuesday, The instruct
lon ind remarks OF Elder H,rdy were
timely and poin ell. He urged the necess
ity OF more uniform work The careful
following of the course laid ont by the
autnorit es, and the more extensive use
OF the Conrse In Reading which formed
the great co ner stone OF the entire meth
cd proposed by the General Superintend
ency. II is hoped Superintendent Hardy's
work IN this direction shall be product
i've Of good,
There are great many wild, unbroken
horses running at large on the desert be-
tween Iron Co and Phoebe. These an
imals are generally the colts OF horse
stock turned out on the range by Iron
county people. Now the question is who
HIS the right to dispose Of the stockf
Can thUse parties having branded horses
running on the desert say that the b oys
who shall drive up this stock can have
all the unbranded horses for their troub-
ley This would be perfectly legitimate II
the stock be proven to belong to the par
ties disposing OF 1t. But perhaps there
others besides Iron Co. people who are
interested inthese wild horses. The stock
needs looki z after baulv, for they are
u nuisance at present. and are occupying
ono OF the be I winter ranges in Utah
to the exclusion Of other more valuable
stock.
We have been shown an autom attic
safety lamp bracket, for which Mr. M,
Daley is agent for Iron Co. The bracket
in many respects resembles much an
ordinary lamp holder. 1t is fastened to
the wall. has u reflector, II desired, but
nstead oil bowl in which to put the
lamp there are prongs or grippers which
fasten the lamp in place, thus enabling
one to hang ordinsry table lamps up out
OF reach OF the children or the danger
often attending the upsetting Of lamp
while on tie table. by this continuance
much danger and many serious accidents
may be averted, IL will secure peace of