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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21
BuCkhOrn.

(Recelved too late for last issueJ
Buckhorn, Utah. June Ii.
The health of our little COM
munity is very good.
Mr.. John Lang and family are
enjoying the beautiful gas lights
which were installed some time
ago.
Mrs. Sadie Gay is down to the
Lake running the boarding
house.
Mr.. Tanner and DR.. Shepherd
of Beaver went through here on
their way to the Panguitch fish.
cry. On their return after the
doctor had examined the fish.
they left ten thousand for Mr..
Lang TO take care of until they
get large enough to care for
themselves.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21

DR.. 4. F. Green returned from
Panguitch last Sunday, after an
absence from the city for three
days. bringing with him a sup
ply of rainbow and native trout
with which he will stock his
Lake Front pond. The fish are
nearly all of small size. although
the doctor had a number Of large
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21

A meeting of the Commercial
Club will be held in the city hall
Saturday night at 8 o'clock. All
members, all who desire to be-
come members and all who ought
TO become members, are invited
to attend.
A commercial club is just what
its members make it. If you
want a live. progressive club,
you must do your part.
II. II. LUNT.
Secretary.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21
Parowan. Utah. June 10.

Parowan, Utah. June 10.
+aThe-fsgaalaF session of The Dis
trict Court OF the 9Th Judicia
District in and for the County Of
Iron, convened June 18th, a post
ponement from the day of hear
ing which was to have been the
18th. Present: Hon. Joshus
Greenwood. Judge; +. II. Ryan,
District Attorney: w. l.. Cook,
Official Stenographer; John II,
Cory. Sheriff.
In the case of John l.. Lowder,
plaintiff, VS.. Fannie and jacob
Gould, was passed TO be heard al
10 o'clock of the End day of the
next general term.
Ernest l.. Carter. plaintiff vs..
John A. Root ct al. defendant.
Dewolf. Mckay & Co. VS.. j. A.
Root, defendant, passed until the
second day of the next session.
Harriet A. Root. plaintiff VS..
Dewolf, Mckay Co. ct al. de-
ilndant, passed until the second
day of next session, at 2 O'Clock
y. IN.
Isaac Parry and Thos. Law
renee, va. w. II. Leigh, to be
heard at 10 o'clock of the 3rd
day of the next term.
Parowan City ct al W.. Walter
C. Mitchell and William C.
Mitchell, passed until 2 O'Clock
Of the Srd day of the next ses-
sion.
In the case ID. Claud Uric and
Martha j. Uric vs.. j. c. Robson,
the latter not having returned
from England was given until
the 18th day of July TO file an
swer.
Mark Jackson vs.. Summit Ir.
rigation Co. plaintiff given un-
ill July 18th to file a complaint.
In the case Of State of Utah
vs.. James Green. M. d.. case
dismissed on motion of District
Attorney 4. II. Ryan.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21
Parowan
Parowan, June IS, 1912.

ParoWan, June lS, l9lZ.
Mrs. Edgar Stubs returned
home from Cedar City today.
Hon. MILFORD Day spent yes
terday in Summit on business.
s. A. Halterman is putting
down an artesian well for the
Mortensen brothers.
II. M. Hendrickson returned
yesterday from the Good Roads
Convention. held in Logan.
Mrs. Emily Calwell Adams of
Salt Lake City is visiting rela-
tives here, and having some es-
tate matters adjusted.
VIM. A. Evans returned yes
terday from Salt Lake City,
bringing with him his sister
Mrs. Charlotte Warren.
Chas. S. Wilkinson and DR.. A.
N. Leonard of Cedar City were
in town last week visiting rela-
tives of the Doctors.
Geo. r. Gum is home again
after an absence Of over two
months.
Geo. Stevens is gathering all
his cattle for sale.
C. p. Hansen, the u. S. Cream
Separator man, made a short
stay in town last week.
A live committee was chosen
last Sunday to make preparations
for the 9TH celebration. A good
time is insured.
Mrs. Mary A. Benson has OPP
ened up a Sewing School in the
Vim. Holyoak building.
s. j. Hanks and wife are visit
ing relatives here.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21

ones when he started on the re-
turn journey. but the supply of
oxygen in the quantity of water
carried was not sufficient to sus-
tain them and all of them died
before they could be placed in
fresh water. The total number
placed in the pond was about ak
thousand.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21

400 shares capital stock with
this years dividend, in one of
the best mercantile institutions
in Southern Utah. worth $500
per share: if taken now $3.50
cash will pay the bill.
M. II. Daley & Sons Co.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21

Land scrip at $1,000 per acre
that will buy any vacant public
lands worth from $1,000 to
$4,000 per acre in any part of
this State.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21
KanarraViIle.

KRnarra. June IS. 1912
The rattle of the mower is be-
ing heard this week, as some of
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21

$40 acres rich fruit land near
Summit with high water right
applied for at $1,000 per acre.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21

A fifty acre farm near Cedar
City worth $500 90 per acre
offered for a short time only at
-$31 so per acre. An 80 acre
farm near Harmony, fenced and
in position to get good high
water right. worth $4,000 per
acre. We offer this for a limit
ed time at one half its real val
lie.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21

A section or more of good
mountain grazing land on Kan
ARA mountain lat from $1,000 to
$500 per acre. Several choice
tracts of valley lands ranging at
from $1,000 to SOS. 90 per acre.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21

One hundred twenty acres of
rich grazing land adjoining Duck
Lake-one of the finest pleasure
resorts in Utah. The land is
first class and is well worth
$15. 90 per acre. We offer it for
a limited time at only $1,000 per
acre.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21

A comfortable five room cot
tage, good location in Parowan,
which will advance to $1200.00
when the water system is in
stalled. We offer this now for a
short tire for $4,000.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21

A beautiful home on Normal
Street known as the Bell cottage,
with two acres of good rich
ground. claiming primary water
right for two and one-third
acres. This property is valued
at $4,000. The purchaser with
in the next twenty days will re-
ceive a free voucher good for
$3.50. 90 to apply on the purchase
price.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-21
FOrsale

A splendid business block on
North Main Street, Cedar, with
good concrete basement, ground
floor and upstairs solid from
basement to garrett; suitable for
a comfortable, quiet hospital, a
fine hotel or students boarding
house; can be adapted to any kind
of business. Any person who
makes purchase of this property
at It's value of $45O0.00 within
the next 20 days will get a free
purchase voucher worth $1,000. 90
to apply on the purchase price.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
Girl Sues for Damages
He Weds Another.

Pretty Miss Helen Pajdu, of this
city, went on the witness stand in
District Court today and explained
to Judge John w. Beekman OF the
inconsistency of a brtdegroom-elect
on her scheduled wedding day, Feb
ruary 10. The man who failed on
this all important occasion, Miss
Pajdu testified, was Charles Kos
tura, of Iselin, who she now sues for
500, alleged due on damages sus-
tanned by the breach Of promise.
Kostura not only disappointed the
young lady, witness said. but went
to New York on the following day
and married. another pretty iassie
from Southern Europe.
Lawyer Stephen f. Somogyf ap-
peared for the plaintiff and urged a
judgment, but Judge Beekman took
the matter under adyisement owing
to the popularity of the case. He
advised a suit for damages sustain
ed by the young lady in his disap-
pointment. Miss Pajdu sues to re-
cover money expended for the we'd
ding feast and $25 spent ON a we'd
ding gown. The eatables went rap
idly, Mr.. Somogyi said, but the
bride-elect was forced to stand an
expense which did not net her the
pleasures and joys anticipated. The
ceremony had been planned TO take
place in the Greek Catholic church,
but, as Judge Beekman remarked:
1.-THE bridegroom cometh not"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
Appointments Were TO Have Gone to
Senate Last Night But Silzer Threat
ened 10 Hold Them Up.
REFUSES TO Be PROSECUTOR
Senate Stands Back of Him in His
Demand While Crater Has Back
Ing from Old Line Democracy.
speosa, 10 tbs EVENING NEws.

Trenton, Mar. 19-Through the refusal of Senator George s.
silzer, of Middlesex, to accept the appointment of prosecutor IN
that county, was is threatened between Governor Wilson and the
senate today. 1t is understood that the governor has made up his
mind to name David S. Crater, county clerk, of Monmouth coun-
|ty, as Secretary of State, and to appoint Senator Silzer prosecu-
tor in Middlesex county. These appointments were to have gone
to the senate last night along with the appointment of Vice
Chancellor Edwin R. Walker, but owing to the attitude of Senator
Silzer they were held up for the time being. They may be sent in
today.
Senator Silzer, it is understood, has point blank refused to &C
cept the prosecutorship and, according to reports, has informed
the governor that he will 'hang' the proposed appointments in
the senate. It will be remembered that the senate, almost unan-
imously waited upon the governor a few days ago and urged the
appointment of Silzer as secretary of state. 1t is said that Silzer
has sufficient supporters among the senator's who will stand by
him in the matter~and, unless he recedes, the senate viii refuse
Ito confirm the appointment of Crater as secretary of state, it is
said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
OUTLAWS FLEE
into CAROLINA
Members of Allen Gang In
trenched Deeper Than Ever
in the Mountains.
PLAN TO FLEE COUNTRY
Younger Element to Get
Away Realizing That They
Must Finally Lose.
PLAN TO FLEE COUNTRY
ypecta, ov united Press wire.

Hillsville, Va, Mar. 19.-Martial
law for Hillsville was decreed today
and arrangements completed for the
accommodations here of 150 men.
The militiamen will probably come
from Roanoke and because of their
familiarity with the mountain sec
ton Company F, Second Virginia
Volunteers, will probably be assign
ed.
According to a posse of detectives
and deputy sherifYs returning here
for supplies and ammunition after a
long hunt in the mountains, the Al
len gang of outlaws has crossed the
state line into North Carolina.
The mountain country which the AL.
lens have now entered is the toughest
In the Blue ridge range and win afford
them greater protection ven than they
enjoyed in the Devils den, on the Vir-
ginia side.
The mountain detectives and deputy
sheriffs have started without any spe-
cial authority to beat through the North
Carolina cover.
Information has reached here that
the Aliens have finally awoke to q
realization Of the fact that the laws Of
the state of Virginia are stronger than
they are. The younger members of
the clan, so 1t Is learned, have finally
persuaded the older heads that 1t is
useless to remain in the Fancy gap
country and fight, for II one band of
detectives Is picked of another will
surely appear.
The younger Aliens, SO friends of the
family have informed the governments
force, are preparing to strike for the
west, and they are going to take old
Sid with them. The only thing holding
them now is Sid's condition. He was
wounded twice In the courthouse shoot
ing, once in the arm and again in the
shoulder. The old man vas able tc
stick to his horse after the tragedy, but
his wounds are regarded as serious.
The impression here is that the Al
lens have arranged to leave their prop
erty interests In the hands of Jack, q
brother Of Floyd and Sid, and then
drop back gradually to the Fancy gar
country after the talk OF the court
house shooting has died down.
A fine moonshine still and ninety gal
Ions Of liquor were found by detectives
In the basement OF Floyd Aliens up t.
date home, and two stills were found
In the home of the Edwards boys
nephews Of Floyd Allen. 1t is now be
lieved that the m%oonshine operations
of the gang were the cause of the kill
ing, as the sentencing Of Floyd Aller
was a warning Of a cleanup of the
Fancy gap region and an end to th'
Illicit traffic, ON which the wealth ant
independence Of the Aliens had beer
built up.
The finding Of the stills is importan
In that 1t will draw the federal authori
ties into the hunt for the Aliens, WHIT
are still at large.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
CONFER
ABOUT STRIKE
C~loakmakers to Meet Manu-
| facturers This Afternoon.

There will be q conference at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the
Packer House between the striking
employees of the cloak factory of
Manheimer and Kasse, in Washing
ton street, and A. Kasse, a member
of the firm. The strikers and the
cloakmakers' union will be repre-
sented by Arthur A. Quinn, of this
city, first vice president of the In
ternational Brotherhood OF Carpen-
ters and Joiners OF America; Viii
liam j. Murtagh, of this city, official
of the Carpenters and Joiners' I'm
ion, Local No. So; H. Halpern and
J. Barlow, president and vice presi-
dent, respectively, Of the Cloak and
Garment Workers Union, of New
York. Alderman Richard j. Calvin,
of the third ward, has been invited to
attend.
A mass meeting of the strikers will
be held thirty minutes prior to the
conference In Union hall, for the pur-
pose of settling upon some agree
ment between the men. The repre-
| sentatives will ~thereupon go to the
Packer House and repeat to the Off
cial of the company the wishes of the
striking employees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
RUN OVER BY
HEAVY WAGON
Michael Bum In Serious
Condition at Hospital.

While crossing Broad and Divis-
ion streets, yesterday afternoon,
Michael Bum, OF tombstone street,
was knocked down and seriously In
jured by a runaway horse of the
Perth Amboy Beef Company. A
large work horse hftched to a heavy
delivery wagon came up Division
at a rapid gait and as 1t
crossed Broad street, Bum was
Knocked down and trampled upon.
The man was badly cut and DR.. G..
w. Tyrell was called for. Upon ex-
animation IL was discovered his in
juries might prove fatal and he was
hurried to the CITY hospital where he
lies In a precarious condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19

Stephen Majesty, OF 457 Park ave-
nue., while applying a brake an a coal
car at the l.. ". R. r. yards at .
o'clock this morning was badly In
jured when the rod broke sending
him to the ground. The car at top
speed continued. down the hill with
out any one controlling 1t.
Majesty was stunned by the fan
yard and was on the end car which
was being switched to the main
track. AS the a was sent pounding
over the rails by It's own momentum
the brakeman tried his best to check
the progress. In SO doing the brake
rod snapped and hurled him In front
of the car. His right shoe was torn
away and his body is badly cut and
bruised. DR.. Tyrrell the company's
physician, as yet cannot tell whether
he is injured internally.
Majesty was stunned by the fall
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
TRUST
WINS A POINT
spsofal sp unstsa Press WIRE.

Special on Uuat6u ETcSS THOA
New York, Mar. 19.-The sugar
trust officials, on trial for criminal
conspiracy, gained a notable victory
today when Judge Hand refused to
let the government introduce a let
ter written by President Thomas,
which became public when received
as evidence by the congressional
committee which recently investi-
gated the trust.
In this letter President Thomas
fatty commissioned David M. Sexton
to secure information regarding just
how pressing Adolph Segal's need
for money was at the time the gov
eminent alleges the trust was plan
ming to get control OF the Pennsyl-
vania Sugar Refining Company.
You are cordially invited to at
tend our Spring Millinery Opening
Friday and Saturday, March % and
28. J. Kreielsheimer & Son, 1873
6896-3-1e-20-21-22s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
IS HURLED OFF
A RUNA WAY CAR

but yelled to the other brakemen
in the yard. When his fellow work
ers saw the car rushing down the
incline they realized that laborers at
work zoe feet down the track were
in great danger. Several of the men
as the car passed tried to board 1t,
but were unsuccessful.
When these attempts proved futile
men In the lower yards telephoned
to brakemen down the line to derail
the car before any more damage was
done. At the risk of their lives sew
eral Of the brakemen boarded the
swiftly moving a and applied the
brake and brought the a to a stop,
DR.. Tyrrell In response to a call
fastened to the scene of the accident
and after examining Majesty and
dressing his injuries had him taken
to his home, where he will be laid up
for several weeks at least.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
HEALTH BOARD
CAOSEARRESTS
Three Arraigned for Alleged
Violations of Code.

In accordance with action recently
taken at a meeting of the Board Of
Health. three cases for violation of
city were brought before Recorder
Kehoe last night. Decision was re-
served In actions against John A.
banner and James j. Nash, and
Stephen Przepiora was given until
May 10 to abate a nuisance in Grant
street. The court objected to what
Mr.. Danner had to say concerning
his case. He maintained 1t was un-
fair that he should be made a goat
In an action of this sort, claiming
that hundreds of others were making
similar violations. He did not deny
that he harbored a nuisance accord
ing to provisions of the city's SAM
tary code, but held that the numer-
Gus other violators should be tried.
Recorder Kehoe told him not to
bother about other violators but to
mind his own case in hand.
Banner was accused by the health
authorities, represented by Health
Inspector John H. Kerr, of violating
section 1, article 2, of the sanitary
code, in refusing to abate a nuisance
of having a double vault on prem
ises %abutting on a street containing
a sewer.
James J. Nash, as executor of the
estate of Daniel Hallahan, was &C
cused of violating section 6, article 2,
of the sanitary code, in keeping a
vault full to the floor level on prop
erty at 1874 Market street. The
ooYrt racarvod depfGfoO for n ftoau
days in both of these cases.
Przepiora was charged with viola
ton Of section /, article 2, of the
code, in refusing to do away with a
privy vault and ~neglecting to install
a flushing closet In the building oil
yard on his property in Grant street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
WOMAN FALLS
ON THE STOVE
Mrs. Clara Kenney in Hos
pitaI-- Badly Burned.

Mrs. Clara Kenney, of Oak street,
is in the city hospital as the result
of burns received Sunday morning
while in an epyleptic fit. Mrs. Ken
ney was in the act of cooking her
Sunday dinner when she was taken
i'll and fell PROSTATE over the hot
stove. AS she landed her arms and
face were badly burned. The wom-
ans screams soon brought other oc-
cupants of the house to her aid, who
sent for DR.. william e. Ramsay.
The physician after an examination
sent the woman to the hospital,
where she will be confined for some
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
STRIKERS HOLD
UP A FUNERAL
Special BY united Press wire.

Special BY United Press Wire.
Hoboken, March 19:-Disorder
marked the progress of the strike of
the union drivers of the National
Casket Company today and fears are
expressed that a general teamsters'
strike In North Jersey mar result.
A number of funerals have been in
terfered with and one. that of Rev.
Emil Henry, a prominent local min
lister, was held up until the body
could be changed from q non-union
to a union casket. 1t was then per-
mitted to proceed.
Ford two-passenger roadster for
sale, 800. G. A. Sexton. TO Smith
street. 5~240-3-12-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
Crater,s Strong Backing.

Crater's Strong Backing.
Crater has strong backing in his
claim for the secretary of state APP
ipointment. In the hrst place 1t is
understood that the governor wants
Mho can give - entire tinas
to the oflce.45f' 4 i dassFFs1'
is in a position to give this while
Senator Sflzer has a large law prae-
tice to look after. Crater has the
backing of the Democratic State
Committee, of which he is a. mem
Der. He was n of the first to take
sides with the governor when the
break lame with Nugent last year,
and his appointment, 1t Is held;
would be a recognition OF the old
Democracy of the state who have
come i've to the progressive camp.
Besides, it is agreed that the two
positions of secretary of state and
of prosecutor of Middlesex county
are both for five years and both pay
$4,000 a year. This being the case,
the governor is inclined to feel that
Senator Silzer should be satisfied,
especially as the work of prosecutor
would be in Sllzer's homo county
where he could well take care of his
private law practice.
Democrats Are Satisfied.
Democrats on all sides, express
their satisfaction with the appoint.
ments as proposed by the governor
and they believe that it would go a
great way toward bringing absolute
harmony in the party. For this rea-
son the leaders are urging Sflzer to
yield as, they hold, the situation
which the governor is in should re-
ceive some consideration.
Last night Senator Silzer was OBJ
durate. He insisted that he would
not take the prosecutorship and
would tie up the governors appoint
ments in the senate if he was re-
fused the place he wanted. The
matter is being widely discussed
about the State House today. Every
one is "up in the air" a. to the out
come, although it is known that the
! governor never acts until he has CON
sidered a matter well and knows he
Is right. When he has determined
on a thing that he believes correct,
nothing will move him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
FOR Rent

ofices and lodge rooms In the
Madison building, orner Smith
street and Madison avenue. Steam
heat, electric light and janitor SER
vice. Rent free uI to April LIST.
For particulars inquire ]. Christ
Company furniture store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
PUTS
OFF HIS VISIT
speolal b. unlted press wlre.

SpectGt oY OTtteo fTesS WHos
Berlin, Mar. 1.-THE Kaiser's
trip to KoTfu, where he was TO have
met Emperor Franz Josef and the
King of Italy, was suddenly post
poned today though preparations
had been completed for his majesty
to start Friday. Coming as the an
|-nouncement does, on the very heels
of the sensational speech of the
First Lord of the British Admiralty
on the floor OF the House OF Com
mons, Germans generally were quick
to couple the two.
You are cordially invited to at
tend our Spring Millinery Opening
Friday and Saturday, March 20 and
ga. =. Kraislgheimer & Son. 1873
Smith street.
6S96-3-19-2o-21-224
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
ID. of A. Initiate One.

Loyal Council No. II, Daughters
of America, met in Eagle hall last
night and Initiated a candidate into
the mysteries of the order. An inyi-
tation TO visit Golden Rod Council
was received and accepted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
FOR SALE.

A garage and barn combined IN
first-class condition. 20x40, two
stories high. slate roof. Inquire at
T.. Kreielsheimer's. the jeweler. I2s
Smith street. Perth Amboy.
4~es1-3-1-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
NOTICE.

Members OF Relief Society Dana
are requested to meet at Dana Hal.
Wednesday, March 20, at 1880 P
M, to attend the funeral of Mrs
Karl Poulsen.
THOS. F. Thomson, Pres,
VIGGO o. PETERSEN, Sec.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19
TO OUR READERS

1t has been learned that a re-
port is being circulated to the eff
feet that the retail price of the
EVENING NEWS LIS to be raised.
This is not true. The EVENING
NEWS viii continue to be sold at
ten cents a week. the same as for
several years past. Do not be de-
ceiyed but insist upon getting
your favorite local newspaper.
The popularity Of the EVENING
NEWS is attested by the fact that
its circulation during the past
month has been greater than at
any time in Its history and 1t Is
stiH growing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-19

Automobiles for rent. Phone 1s1
C. A. Sexton. 70 Smith street.
5~022-3-5-tfs