Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-09-04
UTAH STATE NEWS.

Peter Mortensen case before the su
preme court will be filed during the
week.
II. r. Robins, the Kaysville mar
who was injured by falling from his
wagon on the ilth inst. is dead from
his injuries.
IL is said that indignation is run.
ming high in the little summer resort
of Brighton because of the secret sell
ing of liquor
Richard Johnson of Monroe died
suddenly on the Goth at Hot Springs.
Ark, where he had been since June
last, on a mission.
Mrs. Mary Ann Jack, VINO died in
Salt Lake City last week, was mem
Der Of the hand cart company which
came across the plains on foot
II is believed that the wreck at
PromontoTy last week was the work
of tramDs, who misplaced the switch.
running the train onto a blind siding.
Fred Naef aged TO- was instantly
killed at Mt. Pleasant, falling under.
meath a wagon heavily loaded with
grain, the wheels passing over his
body.
j. w. Fairbanks managing the Sc
vier county experimental dry farm in
Grass valley, reports that the entire
farm is fenced and is now being
plated off into half-acre fractions.
The typhoid fever situation in Salt
Lake City continues to grow more
serious daily. there being seventy-fve
cases in the city at the close of the
week
Charles Fowler, aged 16, OF Mill
Creek, has been arrested charged with
attempting TO wreck a train near
Pennington by placing tie in cattle
guard.
Charles S. Varian of Salt Lake City
was chosen member Of the general
council of the American Bar associa-
ton at the meeting at Hot Springs,
Va. last week.
Great preparations are being made
In Salt Lake labor circles for the con. .
vention of the Western Federation of
Miners, which is to be held In that
city Oct. 1, 2 and 3.
II is announced that over 81 900. 900 .
Is to be spent on Fort Douglas and
thavwhen completed II WIN be one OF
the finest military posts In the Unit.
ed States in point of beauty and in
It's appointments.
General William II. Penrose. re- ,
tired is dead in Salt Lake City at the
age OF 70. The general had a splen-
did military career of thirty-fve ,
years. and since his retirement has ,
lived in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Jennie Gerald, the woman {
whom Andrew Adams attempted TO {
Kill in Salt Lake City recently by I
'lashing her with razor, has left the '
hospital but her face is married al |
most beyond recognition.
An effort is being made by Police
Roberts of Salt Lake City to
ocate sister who has been missing
or forty years, and who was supposed .
o have been drowned. Later devel-
'pments have led Roberts to believe :
he girl, who was years old when :
he disappeared. was abducted by :
'rospector, and that she is now living n
omewhere in Southern California. 4
Roy Nielsen of Monroe. while bath. a
ng at the Monroe Hot Springs, dived
rom springboard when his head
anne in contact with the board floor. O
utting a fearful cash in his head and :
endering him unconscious. But for =,
he Intervention of friends he would N
ave beer drowned. h
The monthly output of Utah silver X
the present time is about 1000 900 "
nnces. Since July the price of the u
hite metal has risen from Spa to p
rs, or cents. adding $4,000 to the "a
'lling price of the states mineral out o,
ut. x,
David Karens and Ben Burns. two n
oys 10 and IA years of age have been
rested at American Fork. charged
It'll burglarizing the San Pedro de-
IT. The boys pried open the money a.
aver, but secured no cash for their =.
ouble. -
Homer Brown, an 1S47 pioneer is In
'pfined to his bed at his home in ~
lylorsville suffering from injuries ~
ceived by being knocked down by W.
/ Infatuated bull Mr. Brown sus- oy
ined four fractured RIBS and a num- ni
r Of bruises. w
Joseph Haworth, the well known ac.
r, was found dead in his room at
llloughby o., on the 2Sth. death be- en-
3 due to heart failure MT Haworth &
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