Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-11-19
Parowan Letter.
ParoHnn. Noremher II.

Mr.. ThOune 1ardlcy, VINO lelb MS
native town fer Provo some the
since, is back fgnln. Thcme0 le quite
Observing in matters pertaining TO
live stock, dslryIng. farming, ETC.,
and gives us the benefit a. his obser
vstlona aud experience In sueh re
marks 40 theee: 1.-THE country IL all
under cultivation IN the north ell tho
way from Juab north aud all The Tsy
from Indian Greek 81 Beaver. Not q
foot that can he fsrmed tot Is being
Termed, and when they csnnGt plow
the land for its close proximity 10
the hillsides, they nh,ke II mp what
little they can vFth the pillow and
plant u TO grain aud raise an average
crop without drop OF water but the
precipitation. One man Ist north
OF Beaver takes In tho snug sum OF
sD6 from his six COWS, more than that
from his pork, ETC., and does IL on
tho most uninvitIng land and without
irrigation. | would not give my
wheat grass farm northeast OF town
here for ten thousand ecres OF bis.
The land Ia Iron County 10 cash TO
any and all who farm aud manage
correctly aud with up 10 date meth
DDS, and get we are suffering almost
With poverty aud throwing away these
precious opportunities
Marriage Licenses we're issred by
tho County Clerk 10 Grace Dazzling
Matheaon aud w. "a. b. Burt Of Beav-
or aud Robert Halterman of thls place
aud Miss Maria Jsssap OF Cedar City.
The former gave n wedding reception
at the homo OF the brids attended by
n Roodly number of relatives aud
friends. The people a parowan OK.
tend heaItiest congratri atoms and a
wish for a happy voyage through the
remsining days OF life TO the young
couple.
A party consisting OF Principal Van
Buren,, James A. Benson, Warren
Pendleton, Jos. Bentley. Jr. aud
Clarence Richards left after school
last Friday TO hunt deer, going 10
tho vicinity Of the Hoosla. Here
dividing the former camped this side
OF the Hoosia at the Pepdleton ranch
aud the latter went to the Richards
ranch above. Saturday morning tho
snow piled down la good shape,
changing the appearance OF tho coun
try completely. la tho meanwhile
Clarence Richards had gone up on a
near ledge early In the morning to
soot cut some deer he bad seen NJ that
point. The snow continued oil day
aud Clarence continued too after the
deer. aud when night dropped down
upon him and them Clarence was too
far from camp to try to return 30 he
raid. 81 will start Ore aud stay by
II all night aud In the morning return
TO the other hoys." This he did
with great difficulty, as he was In
snow up to his waist his matches were
40 wet that he was unable TO light he
6re and was about 10 give up when he
found more In an inside vest pocket
which we're no too damp TO burn, With
which he started a tire. In the mean
time, she other boys knew nothing OF
his sad fate. excepting Jos. Bentley,
who was al tho same camp as he and
who went Ia search of him Sunday
morning. The news reached town
whom that day 10. Bentley came and
hustled together posse - go Ia
ssarch OF Clarence. Monday Mr..
Van buren, went TO school tardy aud
whether they caught any deer or not
| have not heard. But they are CAL
ling me TO supper, Mr.. Editor aud
cay. they have venlson and perhaps II
may be "a piece OF the same caught by
this party. for Clarence has arrived
safely.