Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-03-10
UTAH STATE NEWS.

Utah's copper output for the month
VI February Is estimated to have been
5000, 900 pounds.
Virgil Logsden. aged Z. of American
Fork, fell from high fence, landing
On broken bottle, being seriously in
Iured.
Salt Lake is to have ten new police
men, an ordinance having been passed
to that effect There are only 800 APP
plicants for the positions.
The schools of Santaquin are still
closed ON account of smallpox There
are eleven cases, all of which are
confined to three families.
The month of February was a light
one for the Salt Lake mining ex-
change, 406, 202 shares of stock chang.
Ing hands, for which $105,202 was
paid.
Bicycle racing is to be installed In
Ogden this season, company having
been formed, with a capitalization OF
$4,000, for the construction of a
saucer track.
Maize jenkins, aged G. was thrown
from a buggy during runaway at
West Jordan and instantly killed. A
Miss Roswell. the other occupant OF
the vehicle, was badly injured
The month of February in the ore
and bullion markets of Salt Lake
closed on settlements aggregating ST.
016, 700, as compared with total OF
$2,036,S10 for the same month last
year.
Edgar Lundell, aged 10, of Benjamin.
attempted to climb upon a haystack
when he fell, landing upon a pitch
fork. the tines penetrating his body,
infiicting injuries which may prove
fatal.
Napoleon La Plant suicided in
rooming house in Salt Lake City, TAX
ing strychnine, on the fifth anniversary
Of his wedding day, the deed being the
result Of his wife filing an application
for divorce.
The eleven-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Householder OF American
Fork. was engaged in cutting wood
when he struck CHANGING lick and
completely severed the big toe from
his right foot.
The saloon of d. NJ. Adamson in
Pleasant Grove was destroyed by FIRE
last week. The origin of the FIRE
seems to be incendiary. as two weeks
ago an attempt was made to burn II,
but without success.
The construction department of the
Salt Lake route has been notified to
have everything in readiness to turn
over to the operating department by
April 80. that the road may be opened
for through traffic on May l.
It now appears that the Uintah res.
ervation will be thrown open for settle,
ment on September 1. 1t will be by
proclamation of the president, and
from present indications the allotment
OF the lands win be by lottery.
A. IL. Miller, a .motorman, was seri.
ously injured in Salt Lake City by the
collision of his car with a wagon heav.
)ly loaded with stone. The car came
around a curve and the motorman did
not see the wagon in time to stop.
The news comes from Marysvale
that the recent deal in which the Unit
cd States Mining company acquired
the iron deposit out of Marysvale has
been followed by the disclosure of a
good body of ore, under the syste-
matte endeavors of those in charge,
and that many who have been drawn
into the region are stalking out claims.
Salt Lake county has spent 1926
during the month in caring for the
poor. This is $3.50 less than was
spent in January. Three hundred
and Twenty-Five families received aid,
consisting OF 1,105 persons, the per
capita being $1.74.
In the contest in Salt Lake City TO
decide the, relative merits of jiu-jitsu
and h-as-catch-can wrestling, Ed
die Robinson defeated Kaduro Mera-
yama in two straight falls. The back
ers of the Japanese had claimed that
3iu.jitsu was invincible
Mrs. w. II. Cromer of Salt Lake
City was fined $50 for throwing cay.
enne pepper into the eyes of Mrs.
Mitchell, who had formerly been EN-
ployed by Mrs. Cromer as a domestic.
II was charged that the deed was com
mitted in a spirit OF revenge.