Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-03-10
UTAH STATE NEWS

James Barnes, who died at Ogden
last Wednesday, at the age Of SO. had
been a resident OF Utah for over a.
years.
John NJ. Lundberg has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Bennett, Vim
tab county. vice Nancy Anderson. de
ceased.
William G. Phillips, who thirty
years ago was chief of police of Salt
Lake, dropped dead in Los Angeles one
day last week.
William Jeffries is on trial in Salt
Lake for the killing of Thomas Pat
ten in saloon row. August 4, 1910.
Jeffries pleading self defense.
According to officers of the Anal
gamated Sugar company, the pros
poets for bumper crop of sugar beets
In Weber and adjoining counties are
extremely bright.
A reunion OF the descendants of the
late President MILFORD Woodruff, In
GLIDING children. grandchildren and
great-grandchildren, took place in
Salt Lake on Wednesday.
Harry p. Lyle. aged Sc, died at hts
home in Salt Lake on Wednesday. Mr.
Lyle. who was prominent in bust
ness circles, had been a resident of
Salt Lake for twenty-one years.
At the old folks banquest at Center
field there were four guests seated at
the table who were over eighty years
- t.Ak nNxr hlrNv
four past sixty and sfxty-four past
atty.
The Jury in the case aginst the Pro
vo Butchers and Grocers' association,
indicted by the recent grand jury on
a charge of violating the pools and
trust laws, brought in verdict OF
not guilty.
Pinioned under an overturned trac.
ton engine at Bingham, Samuel
Byron. head carpenter at the Utah
Copper mine, marvelously escaped In
slant death. He received bruises and
q broken arm, however.
A map OF Utah on which the chief
industries and products of each coun-
ty are portrayed pictorially is being
prepared for the Salt Lake CONNER
cial club publicity bureau for use In
It's advertising campaign.
Judge Alonzo A. Noon, for years as
ISOLATED with philanthropic work as
private citizen and a public official,
died February % at his home In Pro
vo. Mr. Noon had been suffering from
several complications since January
2S
IN an interview in Salt Lake, DR..
Frederick A. Cook maintained that
his claim that he had reached the
north pole was true. and that in
course of time the public would give
him credit for having first reached the
pole.
Liu You, a well known Chinaman
of Ogden, is to return to his old home
In Tai Youn province, China, where
his family stand very high. Liu hav-
ing left China nearly twenty-five
years ago, having been banished for
political reasons. which no longer ex-
list
p. A. Ostler. a locomotive fireman,
is lying at the point of death In a
Salt Lake hospital as the result of in
juries received In head-on collision
between two freight trains on the ID.
& r. G. about a mile and a half west
OF American Fork early Thursday
morning.
With two business sessions and
banquet, at which delegates were
present from Salt Lake, ogden, Span
ish Fork, Tremonton, Park City. Fer
ron and Corinne, the fourth triennial
state convention OF the Royal Neigh
bors of America was held in Salt Lake
on Wednesday.
At the time of closing ahe office OF
r. II. Callister, internal revenue col
lector, February 2S, 5000 corporations
of this district are delinquent in the
matter of declaring net profits. II was
the last day of grace allowed by the
government.
While working in a gravel pit of
the Union Portland Cement company
at DEVILS slide, f. Hugh Cameron, an
expert powder man, was instantly
killed at noon Thursday when rock,
weighing six or seven tons, rolled
down the mountain side and crushed
his body to a pulp.
The Manufacturers association, |
with headquarters in Salt Lake. is !
planning to stimulate interest in the |
home industry movement. The prac- !
tice OF sending money out of the state
for articles that abound in Utah and
articles that are manufactured in the |
state is condemned.
Kokas. the Greek leper who disap |
peared from Salt Lake several |
months ago, has caused endless ex-
element among health officials Of |