Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-04-28
UTAH STATE NEWS

For the coming school year $514,000
will be needed to run the Salt Lake
City schools.
The public school pupils OF Salt
Lake planted 1919 trees, shrubs and
plants at their homes on Arbor day.
The Salt Lake branch of the Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S bank has been pur-
chased by Walker Brothers, bankers.
Louis Beckham and Joseph Roasch,
two lads who escaped from the Ro.
form school at Ogden. have been re-
captured.
Sixteen candidates came up for ex-
animation before the State board of
pharmacists last week. Seven of
these received certificates.
August "a will be Utah day at the
Lewis and Clark centennial exposition.
A movement is on foot to have the
Tabernacle choir present on that date
A number OF senators and congress-
men will visit Utah during the month
of June for the purpose of becoming
better posted upon irrigation matters
The report OF the Grand lodge, l. o.
o. r., of Utah, shows there were but
twenty-four deaths of members of that
order in this state during the past
year.
Members OF the, Denver business
mems association will visit Salt Lake
on May 3. The party will be com
posed of about $50 of Denver's leading
business men.
The session of the Grand lodge, I.
o. o. f., held in Salt Lake City last
week, was well attended, every lodge
in the state except one having a full
representation.
At Moab, the jury in the case OF
W. #. Reeder brought in a verdict OF |
not guilty of the murder of the Ute |
Indian, Bill Charley. The jury was
out forty-ive minutes.
Several Salt Lake sports witnessed
q fight between coyote and bull
eoS oho uoy iaSt Wcch, inc Coyote
proving the victor. literally chewing
his adversary to shreds. q Il
A new trial has been ordered at
Edmonton, Man, for Charles King, the
Utah rancher who was found guilty
and sentenced to hang for the murder
OF his companion, Henry Hayward.
Tho Indanandont
pany has force of men erecting poles
between Lehi and the point of the
mountain. They will have the line
constructed as far as Lehi this week.
The total enrolment of Salt Lake
City's public schools for the past
month has been 1857. The average
number of pupils per teacher is 80.
There have been 971 cases of tardi-
ness.
Through an explosion in the bottom
OF the Howard shaft at the Columbus
Consolidated mine at Alta, two min
ers, Jury Lowney and Horace Kelly.
lost their lives Friday afternoon OF
last week.
The wool situation in Utah took
squirt Friday when 10000 pounds of
the clip at Milford was sold for 20
cents a pound. That is the highest
price that has ever been paid for
southern Utah wool.
Peter A. Stone, aged Fl, of ogden.
is dead as the result of a fall from his ,
bicycle. He is the third member OF
his family TO meet death as the result !
or fall, his father and brother
both meeting death in that manner. I,
Sheep shearing is in active progress
az Webb's shearing corral, west OF
Lehi. The sheep are reported In bet.
ter condition than for years, and the ]
neeces are heavier than in recent c
years and the wool of a superior grade. &
The Grand Army veterans of Utah I
are making great preparations for s
-heir annual encampment at Ogden. {
May 10, when they will have with n
hem as guests, COMMUNICATIVE CHIEF {
W. M, Blackmore of Boston, Adjutant :
General j. Il. Gilman and their famil, O
es. 4
David Fisher shot Joe Brown. a 9
portuguese, at ophir, the ball striking
he man in the head, death resulting.
Usher is in jail and AYERS that the ',
eed was committed in self defense. y
he Portuguese is said to have been n Il
rinling man and very quarrelsome. :,