Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-05-22
t[AH STATE NEWS.

funds OF the Office
milking machine. the first I'm
Utah, is in use at the Agricultural
college dairy barns at Logan The
machine is run by electric power.
Peter Demetre, the Greek who is
charged with first degree murder for
the stabbing Of Frank Carjis at Ogden
on April 70, was held without bond
tor trial.
The state of Utah will receive in.
heritance tax amounting to $297.
3S5.45 from the estate of the late
David Eccles. Tie estate is Nalued
at $6,Ss0,O0O.
The six national banks in Salt lake
will contribute S200,7OO to tn. nap
ital stock OF the regional bank t. be
established at San Francisco >uder
the supervision Of the federal reserve
board.
Showing the collection of $1,000 in
back wages for underpaid women,
Utah's minimum wage law for women
was declared eminently successful at
the celebration of its srst anniver.
sary on May 49,
William Brown, the first baggage
man employed at the Salt Ike sta
ton of the Oregon Short Line, and
who has held The position for forty
two years. has been pensioned by the
Union Pacific system.
or the POI candidates for promotion
act of kindling a fire dropped dead.
to high school in Davis county, 1911
were successful IL of whom were
promoted on condi>ions that they do
successful work in the high school.
The people of Utah county claim
they will have the cleanest county
In the state when the present state
wide cleanup campaign being con-
Quoted under TIE direction of the
Utah Development league is ended
A new wa.er tunnel in Emigration
canyon, designated to increase Salt
| Lake City's water flow at least 1,000,'
900 gallons day, is nearing compile
ton and already there is a flow that
approximates the million gallon mark.
Miss Emma Carlson died suddenly
at her home at Pleasant Grove. Her
sudden death is attributed to heart
failure. She was apparently In her
usual health. did thff0eHflu aIfins
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AS anticipated at the time the sale
announcement was made, instructions
have been sent out from the forestry
headquarters at Washington, ID. c., ex
tending the time for bids on the Kai
bah forest timber until August 18th
1914.
A. L. Hardin was sentenced to tel
years and Pierre Parrish to TEL
months in prison for the hold-up an,
robbery of a street car in Salt Lake
Parrish, who is a young man, was al
rested and turned states evidenc
| against Hardin.
Utah products will fill the larder
OF the ding cars which will be a.
tached to the Commercial club trad
extension train when it leaves 70
northern Utah and southern ldah
the latter part of this month for
weeks boosting trip.
All Mexicans. whether they b
rebels, federals or bandits, have tn
same feeling toward Americans
hatred" said w. G. Holding OF Sa
Lake, who has just returned afte
five years spent in Mexico, durin
which time he says he had many ma
row escapes from death.
Lightning killed Joseph Luse,
years of age, an Austrian laborer, a
Barchus station near Garfield. Tire
other men were knocked down by tn
bolt that killed the Austrian. Thong
The man was not badly burned, hi
shoes were torn from his feet and h
died instantly.
AS result OF the recommendation
OF the committee making the surye
OF ogden schools, the board of educ
ton may call an election to vote on
bond issue. The committee recor
mended that the schools be put
proper sanitary condition, and none
will be needed for this purpose.
A. c. Turner, 45 years of age, for
man at the u. s. headhouse at Bin
ham, died from a fracture of Il
skull Turner was injured while q
tempting to route an ore cradle in Il
U. S. headhouse, where he was ell
ployed as foreman. a crowbar strikh
him in the head.
Dairymen and farmers are advise
by DR.. A. c. Young, state live sto,
inspector, not to buy cows unless Il
negotiation is accompanied by a &C
tifcate noting satisfactory inspe
ton. DR.. Young says that In Il
course of a recent investigation
found three Jersey COWS, valued
$500 each, suffering from serio
cases of tuberculosis.
Hanging from a heavy log chain ,
tached to a beam of barn two mil
north of Pennington, the body
John S. Morrow, a smelter workm,
formerly employed at the CARTE
smelter, was found May 10. 1t is n
known whether he suicided or W
murdered.
The $4,000 plant ~ ,ko Enhrat