Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-08-18
UTAH STATE NEWS

Four-cent fares have been granted
by the Salt Lake street car system to
those who purchase books containing
fifty fares
The janitors of the Ogden school
buildings will hereafter be compelled
to wear uniforms when in discharge of
their duties.
The contract has been let for the
new school building at Manu. The
building is to be modern and will cost
about $4,000.
The first work in the way OF estab'
fishing the Utah Independent Tele'
phone company in Park City was be-
gun last week.
Percy J. Luster, arrested at ogden
on the charge of having murdered his
wife at Guthrie, KY, on July 20, has
confessed the crime.
David X. Farley, aged 3S. proprietor
of a saloon In Ogden. suicided Satur
day night, taking a dose of morphine
large enough to kill ten men.
The Richfleld Fair and Driving as
ISOLATION has planned for races and
other sports, to be held for two OF
three days beginning September l.
Colonel A. H. Swan, who was one OF
the most prominent cattlemen in Wyo
ming some years ago, but who OF late
years has resided in ogden, is dead.
A feature of Fridays exercises at
the meeting of the Indian war veter.
ans at Mt. Pleasant was a sham battle
which was witnessed by 5000 people.
The four-year-old daughter of Pro
fessor Nelson, of Moab, fell backward
into tub, partly filled with boiling
water, and was badly burned, but will
recover.
A fire occurred at Santaquin last
week by which Gabel Okander lost
his wheat, barn and all his hay, about
fifteen tons, all his sheds, three sheep
and one calf.
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
have inaugurated a movement where
by 1t is believed they will secure a
part, II not all, of the old Lion house
In Salt Lake City to be used as hall
of relics. fr
Five thousand people visited La
goon on the 9th, 1t being South Sea
Islanders day. The crowds came from
all over Utah, Sanpete and Sewer
counties sending up about 1000 rep
resentatives.
The parade of the Indian war vet
Grams at Mt. Pleasant, on Wednesday
of last week, was witnessed by thou
sands of people, who came from all
parts of the state to attend the meet.
Ing OF the veterans.
In quarrel that started over the
use of a shoe brush, G. A. Allen, a ne.
gro Pullman porter stabbed Archie
Webb, a white man employed by the
same company in Salt Lake. The man
was not seriously injured.
A colored man was burned to death
in carload of furniture which was
burned on the track near Morgan.
The man was stealing ride when the
car caught fire in some manner and
he was unable to get out.
An increase of only 81 in the school
population of Salt Lake City over last
year is the result of the canvass just
concluded by the census enumerators.
The total for this year is 1891, while
last years total was 16,S49.
At the old folks celebration in og.
den last week Mrs. Lena Allen, OF
Huntsville, though still under 80. won
the prize for the greatest number of
grandchildren, proving up 1870 descen.
dants in the second generation.
The total registration for Uintah
lands is 37,657 over $500 registered
at Provo on the last day. The mum.
Der registered at the different offices
was: Provo, 1855; Grand Junction,
1887; Price, 1886; Vernal, 1876.
Charley Mitcham, brakeman on the
Newhouse branch of the San Pedro
railroad, met with serious accident
at Newhouse, the result of which was
that both forearms were broken and
he was otherwise seriously injured
The Utah Sugar company will erect
sugar plant in Sanpete county be
tween Mt. Pleasant and Moroni, and
will spend quarter of million dol
lars in constructing the factory. San.
pete people are jubilant over the mat
ter.