Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-24
St. Valentines Day cometh on apace

OF Valenunes Day cometh on apace |
The Cedar City Furniture Co. will |
soonbe incorporated.
The ParowaD Coop Furniture Go |
opsned out in ,heir new store recently. !
Southern Utah is a large produc-
err of c very fine quality Of asbestos. |
Arthur, little son OF Mr.. WIN Jones.
fell again,t stove the other day and
90, his wrist burned.
The Crystal saloon and club building
Salt Lake, Was dam aged to the amount
OF $l,2Oo by fire this week.
We are pleased to learn that the cond.
ition Of Bro. Stephen Walker is not 80
serious as few days ago
Mr.. Ed Parry Is marshal Of Cedar
City. He received his appointment at
recent meeting Of the Council.
Alum, salt and soda, all COM
bined in one mountain, have been
discovered in Beaver'county.
The Teachers Institute, of the
Southern District, will convene at
Parowan on JaL. 81, 1891 at Up. M.
The b, 7, A, has an enrolment Of $40
students, and the Normal class has rea.
ehed the unprecedented number Of 10S.
King KALAKAUA of the Hawaiian
Islands is dead. He died at San
Francisco on the Goth, inst. of
Brights disease.
On the 31st, inst. that illustrious
body Of Do-Nothings- the Utah
Commission, will sit. Some hope
II will never be able to riseagain.
See in another column the notice
for the sale Of CITY lots. These are
the lots recently surveyed and plat
ted under the direction of the coun-
Gil. Now is your chance.
A pet ton has been seen asking the
Governor TO pardon Robt TAFT who is
now incarcerated IL the Pen on cony-
iction OF grand larceny, 1t is thought
the petition will not be largely signed
hereabouts.
There are mountains Of gypsum in
this vicinity, but the facilities for
its shipment are not conducive to
a financial success hence it is How
ed to remain in its primitive state.
There are 70 Justices Of the peace. 81
constables and ~ county officers in this
Territory who are not qualified to hold
their offices because they have not com
= pped with the Law relative to Qualifying,
resi- says the Territorial secretary.
results OF the labors OF Elder M II.
Hardy, 10 the Stakes through which he
has travelled during his tour, will certain
(. ly be OF benfit. At Kanara an interesting
meeting was held Oh Tuesday evening.
Elders Chas. Heyborne, Jos. Allerton,
n. Maeser and M. h Hardy were the
speakers.
Some Of our yonng men have got into
verv bad and annoying habit. II IL that |
OF carrying on conversation in our pu-
bic meetings while some OF the brethren
sre underwriting to talk from the pulpit. |
There IN nothing in such conduct that
bespeaks the training Of lady OF gen.
tleman.
Geo. Wood, Esq, of this city,
= has for some time past been in the
metropolis. Mr.. Wood is largely
interested in coal mines hereabouts
and II is said that his visit to Salt
Lake is in some way connected with
his coal interests here.
The new City License book Just
completed at this office is a credit
to any job printing establishment.
Improves that any class of job work
can be done here equal with that
which can be produced at Salt Lake
or in the east. Send as all your work.
Last Saturday son was born in
the household OF Henry Leigh, Esq.
We regret to state. however, that
Mrs Leigh, although much better
than in the early part of the week,
has not got on as nicely as was
hoped.
A happy crowd. numbering about 20,
was gathered at the residence Of Bishop
Lunt. on Tuesday evening last,
TO celebrate the birthday anniversary OF
two Of the Bishops daughters-Miss Je
NINA and Miss Florence. The evening
was pleasantly passed in singing. dane
ing, games, music, etc. The News wish
esthe young ladies' manv happy returns.
James Simpkins, Of this city, on We'd
nesday evenining went into his corral TO
attend to the stock. He bad not been