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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-21
MEXICAN WAR
SEEMS OVER
Peace Again Reisns and the Mexican
Capital is Rapidly Restoring
TO Normal Conditions.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-Rapidly
the Mexican capital is returning &c
normal conditions. according to Am.
bassadOr Wilson's reports to the state
department today. These disclosed
that quiet prevails; that the polics
have resumed their duties. and that
it is even possible now to remit
money through the banks from Amer.
lea to persons in a necessitious condi-
ton in Mexico as q result of the re-
cent battles.
Whether this peaceful condition
viii continue for any length of time is
a subject OF much speculation among
government officials The general
opinion Is that unless some special
inducements can be held out in the
way OF desirable Offices the rebel lead.
ers in the north will rcfose 10 recoE.
nize the new government and will
have TO be- hunted down by force be-
fore they can be- subdued. IL was
fully expected that Iapata would be
irrecorciliable. being moved by
cupidiiy rather than patriotic motives.
Although his force II numerous IL has
never distinguished itself by engaging
in a general concerted campaign
against the government Instead this
leader has preferred guerrilla
methods. which. while annoying. arc
not particularly dangerous 10 the sta
hility Of government. aud IL is as.
sumed he will continue this policy.
Yesterday General Huerta informed
AmbassaCt Wilson that Gustavo
Madero had been Killed. without
orders, by the soldiers. but he also
stated that Gustavo had Joined with
the president in two attempts 10 as
sas-inate him 0iuertal and had held
him % prisoner for q whole day Look.
iug backward II is row preceived that
This WAS the reason that Ambassador
Wilson was refused conference
with Hucrt1. except in the presencs
of Madero himself Huerta being prac-
tically prisoner az that time and
under suspicion.
one OF the small clouds IN the
otherwise clearing sky of the new
regime was tho action OF the congress
of tie state of Columbia in refusing
ou constitutional grounds ~ recognize
the authority Of General Huerta. pre-
pairing tu arm troops Co resist his au-
fhorify and appealing 20 the gov
crnors of other states t1 adopt q SINH
iar attitude
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-21
CONTINUE
THE PROBE.
Grand Jury Will Not Complete It's
Report On the Bribery Scandal
Until Sometime Today.
Inteuigencer Bureau.
Charleston. W. va. Feb. 20.

Though the special grand jury prob
inC the legislative bribery scandal and
investigating the legislative lobby was
scheduled 10 make "a complete and
hnal report today. the absence Of "A
number ~ important Witnesses count
"a upon 10y Prosecutor Townsend 10
add to IA. strength Of the states
,ascs led To- % continuation of one
NOR" day. Prosecutor Townsend said
tonight h. expects tn see the probe
finished 10y tomorrow. How many. -
any more Indictments viii De- return
ID. Is ull matter fGr conjecture.
Tho legislative inquiry into tn, charges
Will probably u"f start FOR "a week.
Attorney General T.. q. ConlcV. stated
tonight that with the legislature
closing tomorrow after the most
strenuous session IN th. states his
tory the members ~ the committee
feel that they ar" entitled To- q brief
period ~ r"St before taking up the
iul .stiCaflru.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-21
FORTY MINERS TO
BE GIVEN TRIALS
BY MILITIA COURT
Reported ttat Delegates from Labor
Unions viii Assemble at the
Capital to Protest.

Spccia. Dispatch 20 Tire Inf.lifEouc.-
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Feb 20
That az least forty cases would be
ready for trial by the military com.
mission in the martial Law district.
at Paint Greek Junction. when the
commission sits next week.. was the
opinion oppressed tonight by Provost
Marshal Captain John G.. Bond The
number of prisoners at this time f.
only about half e.; the uumb ber q Wee.
ago. before the military authorities
began To Investigate" ana prcpar. the
cases for the commission N~ no ,,i
demo" was found against persons they
were released. bur some arrests have
been WaI" from time To time MANY
of ih'-e are believed to D.. tho rssulf
az tho INVESTIGATIONS being mad. hv
'hr military authorities Goo the pre-
p4it'Iun of th" Gases for the commi g..
sion or court
I has been impos.ibl 20 terif, the
report hat many d..'rrltIcus OF union
men ~ various towns would assemble
her" SATURDAY fo protest auain-. tho
holding OF th" alleged rioters bv th"
military a'lthori'i.- aud trial of these
persons by CO... military commission.
tri generally tu extend sympathy ior
th" union people % tho Paint aud
Cabin cr""k coal fields
Fully tffy persons taken hv the
militia boo connection with disorders in
fh" Paint cr""A coal countr, urr. 10.
leased during last night and TODAY
l'atirr seventy iu thr f.mporar,
ir'-ou 80 Paint Creek Junction 81
trolls trIters'd thc mountains DURING
ii-' rIrhf iI search OF irc.rdtafir-.
hu' when reports were mad" fu head.
quarters this morning ro further ont.
rarrs Dad been d.-oot' so tho
mines where Operations V... ,-umrd
yesterday were under h"a,, guard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-21
JUDGES NATHAN GOFF NAMED UNITED STATES SENATOR
WAS NOMINATED
THIS MORNING ON
THE 23RD BALLOT

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb.
2o.-Foilowing the fifteenth
ballot. Speaker w. Taylor
George. burningly denounced
John p. Arbenz. OF Ohio coun-
ty and the Coterie Of boilers,
who deserted the party and
went over to the Democrats
last evening in attempting to
break up the caucus by moving
for a night session. He said,
Those nine men came into this
caucus, privileged not to abide
by the choice we might make.
In the face Of that privilege
they deliberately attempted to
thwart an election. The Re-
publican party is party Of ma.
jorlties. yet these nine men 90
even further than TO desert and
90 into a combine with the
enemy 20 destroy the party
whose servants they are at
tempting TO dictate who the
other fifty-sis OF US shall NOM
lnate. Gentlemen " this caucus
falls TO nominate tonight. the
only thing for US TO do is to re-
turn home and place the blame
where II rishtfully belongs"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-21
TEE WUsrHER

WhHHfHGTOF. reb. 20 Forecasts
ONO and western PsnnsyIvania-
SNOW cr rain north and rain sgutb pr~f
ipn Frdag colder. Saturday ctear.na.
brtFf eaaf wInda
West rgnia rncreaEng c1oudinsaa
PROBABLY followed hy rain Friday. sat
niday "a OF snow ana colder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-21
DEMOCRATS TRY
TO KILL BILL
MaeCorkle Leads Fiibuster Against
the Wilson Water Power Bill and
Forces Adjournment.
Entire Afternoon Consumed by the
Senate on This Measure Without
Passing the Bill.
Inteliigenoer Bureau.
Charleston, w. Va, Feb. 20.

The Democratic half Of the state
senate. led 10y senator GRAY silver and
, Senator ". \. MacC Corklr. conducted
a ilihuster on the Wilson water pow
cr l.l! that took up tho entire four
hours of tho afternoon session today.
When adjournment was taken at :
o'clock TONIGHT m" Republicans were
SIN holding th" hil iu tact on the
second reading The Democrats .e-
t'rmiucd thai the measur. shall not
D." enacted into law. will continue
thciT humhariment cf amendments
tomorrow with the soI, object OF !..-l-
ing 30 of. was op.ucls declared tu be
IN" int nti"n Pos senator Nac'orl,l.
during th- h'at ~ N. battle this If
torn'"n. Tn" Hrh' started Immediate
is Following th" noon recess and con
'inu'I without abatement urfN 90 mo-
tinr q" adjourn o. silver. ~ steam
rolled thrnuph a. seven o',Irr. tonight
maecorkle Leads Filbuster
Mace ''rAir f'd "T ht attempting 20
substitute Ii"ue- 1911 a. f.T tho Wi
son hIll th" former tahiur AWAY th.
riEG' 90 domain from wa'.r power
"orT"rati'u-. and billing fh.. ur... IriI
;"Hfur" "t th" Wilson IiI S.rs-nr
hidd. 3D. 90 Giirn"r. ho sfrnU v.tu
m" EePuhii,sns 90 supr;rt of th. "r-
t~iuaI fu"ls.4r. raised ftr tl.trf sf
order that m" mate. r".id not -uI,-
stifIf" on" liuus" H.u fer arDtUa-
tn" Toiut wa- t'ain.d Dos President
N"ode. NIr'or.." then "ff.r-i 81
as ar amendment 90 th. Wilson LIf
providing thar dif fh. urirfuIl fu.f-I.r,.
h~ stricken uu' with ft. exception .r
M" snacfinr clsus- and fh. contents
~ fl' usw bills aub-fftIifed Nild
a-aiu raised fh" point of order tftf
fh" poe "ri motion was fu sr..f fh..
-Hfnc fhinr Hs ih- FIRST Co.. was pr'r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-21
MANY BILLS WERE
PASSED YESTERDAY
Adjournment Was Not Taken Until
Seven O'clock-Substitute For
Gas Tax Bill Introduced.
H!euse Passed the Odd Fellows
Charter and Fixing Time
For Courts
Intelligence Bureau.
Charleston, W. Va. Feb. 20.

W. va. req. 20.
Inc House put in the busiest day
OF the session today. and It was nearly
seven o'clock tonight before adjourn
ment was taken. No effort TO hold an
o'her session was made owing 10 the
caucus OF the Republicans on United
Sttt"s senator, called for eight O'Clock
Arbenz. OF Ohio. tried TO get ii motion
through. assembling the House Gu
session again at eight o'clock On the
morning. but the steam roller was in
rNcellent working order and hattened
~" Wheelingite out. The day > work
NaH devoid Of features bur the legis-
iatlNe Mil was kept steadily grinding
pu routine
Tax on Gas
\ substitute for House Bili 35G. pro
NiuIhE for tax on oil and ca~. was
introduced late 100 The day and the
u"d0Hr" was rcCummifftd To- the
induc" committee. ]. appears doubt
iul whether the bill viii. bpcOme a
DO" in thr few short hours remaining
Nli"r pas ing the Wilson water power
hiIl Yesterday. tLe principal feature
o. Nhlrh consisted in extending th.
filht OF domain fO water power cor
iorai iions. fhc House TODAY killed the
erect of th" measure hy passing
iioI>" 1911 il@. 10y iiinerMan. taking
away N" right The bill passed uuan.
lWOuslN 81 fhr delegates seemed 20
D." oi the opinion that they had acted
i"s'Ht yesterday in giving away
one "I mo STATE s. greatest natural re-
''uft"~ Ih" bill prob h'i .uc the sale
u liquor Dos druggist. which had
ih' support ~ the state pharmacial
rotation. went through the lower
iI"nrh Us vote o. ~ 10 with
.in'rinan Boz" Ion" opponent. Icusf
i'H ~. increasing the salaries OF pub
Ic SthooI teachers, also passed
e.
Wheeling went through the Houee.
iht Odd Fellow Association charter
"id iI' measure hviug the time a.
1nnr terms 'u The FIRST fudfriar
I.DNEN fHp r'EIIIr session dies a.
Ni .'n chf tomorrow Or WIu hp seven
CLOCK ur later Saturday morning h,.
I'It HlIoNri iu'Uf I- taken The rim.
%. IdJourum'l i- NOT noted tu -b.
record hf th" clork House chamber
N Nhiru if DEL rIsfOwarr ~ ~top .bDuf
|I O'Clock 'H" Isf night allowing
.I'hhtr- t0 Keep cu ths job until
.I 'h" iWPUIf1u' bills has, boom
l'-n'd through Of th'y ar" compelled
House Routine
ON ur,'nu Df Nr Yo-f 10 D. No
-. r'.Ifiur fD fhe sale OF rouor. tp
'ft f'rrfor'. ua. passed Do a. o.
I' Irutidlrr for printing aud di-fri.
hli.uE ff" altau., rori.s OF fHe fsr.
- fiif" OFF fh" session - 1919. arI
. tr"'iinr f'rt Dtt- syf-, rl. f1r mo
''Ih aId uur ..-. -ttnt. vas taken ut.
in' uw'IHf. r.lI.faffor ana
adopted br motion off STR WIrf.r
o. 90. fIr Weston frr-f.- u..
t't'd s. o. >. fo puf convict. on
r"1d-. NHe r.II H -arrrf rn. .nJ
"r.I"r.I fu .hirI r.lIfr. o. r.r
I."... fn ..H.. .I..f ,.t. ..r ... t....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-21
Hatfield Makes Plea.

At midnight. following tho cigh.
tenth ballot. DR. Hatfield made an
other plea for a compromise He
urged the members 10 cast aside per
sonal prejudice and help the party.
and advocated the proposition pre-
sented by Duty. OF Ritchie. to appoint
committee 10 wait upon Mann and
Elkins 70 discuss the situation with
them in an effort 10 get together. The
proposition was put In the form OF
motion and carried Chairman NC.
Crum appointed BisssinG and John
son. Elkins supporters. Mont White
and DUTY. reTresenting Mann. and
Schcrr later as neutral member.
on the committee The committee
lef' Immediately to cail ON The candi.
dates The bailotuS was resumed.
Goyer1orcirct Ha't.id nad. an.
oih"r app"1l. saying r want Won 10
s'ay here TONIGHT t.ll won nominate a
candidate Tor United States senator.
Then. when you have nominated him
confirm that nomination boo joint as
seinbly tomorrow dOnt want 10
Influence the vote Of 70 single on. az
you. but beli.yr couGdeu' s. that Ven
viii git" SOM. Republican -tNfy on..
votes ] want v0l 20 demonstrate, 20
Nh" Democrats hat you arc tpe~fhDr
ard that y0u wll nominate a.d elect
som" Republican who will represent
the state in thr United Sfaf.- senate.
Nominat" q mHn tonight and 20 NOR
row a--embl" in This hall and elect
B .H"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-21
BREAK CAME AFTER
TALK FROM HATFIELD
Mann Agreed to Withdraw. but
Elkins Refused and Then
Break Started.
Hinerman. of Marshall County,
Nominated GOff - Faris
Then Fell in Line.
Changes Were So Numerous That
Another Ballot Was Or
dered Taken.

Intelnssncer Bureau.
Charleston, W. Va, Feb. Al.
United States Circuit Judge Nathan
oot, OF Harrison county. was noml.
mated for United States Senator on
the twenty-third ballot at $3.50 o'clock
this morning.
The nomination was made by Hi.
herman, Of Marshall county. Faris.
Of Ohio county. was the first TO fall In
line. The break was brought abou.
when Senator Mont White. the strong
est Of Mann's supporters. went over
TO eoff. Immediately following Hiner-
mans nomination. amid intense es.
element and cheering. the stampede
began. The changes were so numer.
GUS when the roll call was completed
that a new call was ordered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-21

Continued on Page Nine.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-21

tcortinusa on page Ten. ,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04
Normal News


With the return of good
weather the boys are again at
work on the track and in the
field preparing for the track
meet.
Principal Decker talked to the
students in Teachers chapel
Wednesday morning and Miss
Lizzie Hamblin entertained us
with a beautiful piano selection.
Thursday morning at eleven
O'Clock Mr.. George Hanks gave
his speech which he is to deliver
in the debating contest in Salt
Lake. His speech evidenced a
great deal of careful study and
hard work and was very well
prepared and given. We are
proud of our students and feel
that they will compare favorably
with those entering this contest
from any other schools.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04
Summit.

Mr.. Arthur and Fred Jones of
Enterprise were here a few days,
visiting their sisters, Mrs. o. w.
Hulet and Mrs. VIM. Allen and
greeting other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Mortin Walker who has
been i'll for the past two weeks is
much improved at this writing.
Sister Lettie B. Daley left
yesterday for Salt Lake City
where she will be in attendance
at the general conference. then
she will go up into Twin Falls,
Idaho, and later to briggs,
Idaho, where she will spend the
most of the summer visiting
with her daughters.
Last Saturday evening the
Paragonah Dramatic Co., pre-
sented the Comedy drama "a
Daughter of the Desert" to an
appreciative audience in the
Summit amusement hall.
Last Sunday night at the con-
joint session of the Y. NJ. and
Y. L. M. /. A., a debate was
held. Resolved that God is a
personal being" Much interest
and enthusiasm was shown.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04
News From Nearby Towns

avenue, and the result is a great
improvement in the appearance
of the street.
The city surveyor has estab-
lished curb lines and the street
commissioner is making such
changes as will make the street
conform to the new lines.
Mayor D. G. Uric is keeping
in close touch with the work and
says that it is but the prepare
tion for the laying of concrete
sidewalks, which must follow
in the hear future.
The work makes such an i'm
provement in the appearance OF
the street that it is to be hoped
residents on other streets will
ask for curb lines and make
such changes as will give their
own streets an appearance equal
to that of Center street.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04
RETIRES FROM
PLUMBING FIRM

Last week a deal was con-
summated whereby H. E. Peter
son disposed of his interest in
the plumbing firm of Peterson &
Utley and will retire from the
plumbing business. AS a result
of the accident which seriously
injured one of his eyes, Mr..
Peterson has found it necessary
to avoid as much eye strain as
possible and consequently could
no longer follow the work of
plumbing.
Mr.. Peterson will devote his
efforts to the sale and instaIlal
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04
kanarraviIle.

Joseph Ingram of Overton,
New, and Miss Neomia Wood of
Kanarra, returned tonight from
Parowan where they were made
husband and wife.
Louis ]. Balser returned from
Lund with two loads of phone
fixtures. Kanarra will soon be
boasting of an exchange.
Monday night the mutual Y.
L. gave an entertainment. the
"Spinsters' Convention, /" which
was full of mirth from start to
finish. A full house greeted the
players. The band played some
fine selections, with Randolph
Andrus as leader. About $500
was received to swell the treas
ury of the Y. L. M. 1. A.
Will Aids of Bellevue was here
the past week. If you wonder
what for, just ask Miss Lizzie
Williams who may tell you his
purpose.
The farmers were seen in the
field Monday and Tuesday Of
this week but Wednesday we
had another snow storm which
came thick and fast for abou,
three hours.
Vim. D. Sullivan of Leeds
passed through here today going
to Lund for flour for the convict
camp. He informs us that the
convicts will stay until about the
LIST of June. He says one car
now travel the state road from
South Ash creek TO Grape Vine
wash. Just think of the rocks
and sand you will miss while
travelling the road.
Mrs lien Graft and son, LIE
mar, left for Provo today, tc
secure mediacl aid for the
latter.
Mrs. Will Roundy of Ash
creek farm is here this week
visiting her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Reeves.
Her faher is in a very weak
condition not being able to sit up
only a short while at a time. He
has had an attack of La Grippe.
A wedding dance is anticipat-
ed next Friday night.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04
A Retraction.

In te last issue of The Rec
ord te statement was made
that aparty of friends had tend
cred. shower to Mrs. Lottie
Perks. in honor of her ap-
proaiipg marriage. The facts
are, 1--WE have since learned,
ther|was no shower and if the
ladys to be married there is no
one authorized to say SO.
Al party of young people
gatbred at her home on the
eveing mentioned to pay their
resets to her brother. whose
welding occurred the day be-
foy. and the report gained
rulor that it was a shower in
hoor of the hostess.
De Records informant was
plitive as to>the source of his
is4rmation and We naturally
al pmed that he knew whereof
h$poke, as ninety per cent of
1 information received by a
rFspaper is gotten from other
sdrces than the parties who
a directly concerned.
We freely make the corrrec-'
and trust that no harm has
pa done any one concerned.
Der than to cause a little harm
embarrassment.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04
s0GgEgy

Wednesday evening at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Jose
phine Mailman, a sock and hand
kerchief shower was given John
Mailman by a party of young
people, in honor of his coming
departure for the Swedish mis-
sion field.
Saturday evening Miss Lunita
Watson entertained a party of
some twenty friends at a card
party in her home. A most
pleasant social hour was spent
in playing and in social CONVEX
sation.
A parcel shower was given
Mr.. Evan Hunter and Miss
Jennie Cosslett Monday night by
a party of young friends. On
Tuesday these two popular
young persons left for Salt Lake
City. where they will be united
in marriage in the temple.
A private party to a few. per
sonal friends was given at the
home of Charles Lundgren Tues
day night.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04
Notice TO the Public.

Notice to the Public.
ave disposed of my plumb
i'm business in Cedar City to
MP. B. Utley, who will con-
d1u the same in future. l have
ko. MIR. Utley for a number
of RS and know him to be a
maj of absolute integrity, a
skin workman and a capable
con ctor. and commend him to
the Pple of this and adjoining
Ia I've also disposed of my
one-d t interest in the stock of
plupi' hg supplies at Parowan to
Mr.. % nix Williamson of Para.
gona. who will be associated
with q r. Utley in conducting
this y hch Of the business.
Fohs he patronage given me
in thSlast | extend my sincere
thank.
4 H. E. PETERSON.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04
Library Notes
Bv u, q. 6. Watson Librarian


1t hsleen advisable to post.
pone tt entertainment to be
given fthe benefit of the pub
lie libra though it will take
place w. soon, so count on be-
ing prSFed for further an
nouncen.s will be made.
The in gift to the library
was by t4ed Froyd viz: Mem
cries of Court and Reign Of
Catherinshe Second. Empress
of RussiaY,yTo the rental shelf
the folIo(Ig list has been add
ed:
Thru PlIern Gate, Barclay
Madam Nilsson; The Shuttle,
Burnett; le Masters Violin.
Reed; Melsk Of Nelly, Thomp-
son.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04
-! n.iGWanted

Bids will be received by the
Clerk Of th[ School Board until
z o'clock ri m. April 9, 1913
for leasinghe school ground ad-
joining Sri West street. The
Board resefes the right to re-
ject any al all bids. For par
ticulars ABLY to the Clerk or
any meIPe of the School
Board.
MANEW H. DALEY,
Cld of the School Board.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04

Notice Is hSiby given that meeting of the
stockholders the Southern Utah Publishing
q Printing n will be held at the company's
Office I'm Cedcity, Utah, on Monday, May 5th,
1913. at o'cSk p. m. of said day. for the pur-
pose OF cons bring the matter of consolidating
the printing and publishing business of said
company vi the printing and publishing bust
ness Of theSxceisiur Publishing Company OF
Cedar CityItah aud taking such action for or
against decentralization, as may be deemed
for the bes'nterest of the company
SOUTHERN UTAH PUBLISHING &
PRrrING CO.,
N Nv CH4s q WILKINSON Secondary
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04
SPLENDID WORK BEING
DONE ON STREETS

During the week Street Super
visor S. F. Leigh has had a
force of men at work guttering
Center street east from Normal
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04

|oz pumping plants for irri-
|n being local agent for
Panks. Morse & Co.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-04-04
Notice oStockhoIders' Meetlng.

Cid of the School Board