Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-10
History of
Past Week|
The News Happenings of
Seven Days Photographed
INTERMouNTAlN.

every part OF the state, the corner
stone Of the Utah capitol was laid at
salt Lake City on Sunday.
Officers broke into an old house in
Salt Lake City and caught two men
IN the act Of making spurious half
dollar pieces Coins aggregating $3.50
of half dollar denomination were found
in crucibles on table in the room
where the men were working.
Frederick W. Weyerhaeuser, who
died at Pasadena, Cal. was interested
in five lumber companies in northern
Idaho. the total assets Of which
amount approximately to $26,OOOO 600
Uncle Sam is losing between 81 ana
81 on each 100 pounds on the latest
order increasing the parcels post limit
to 80 pounds, on the tons of merchan-
disc sent from Grand Junction, Colo,
every week to Bluff, Utah.
A petition for writ of habeas
corpus in behalf of Mother Mary
Jones, held as a military prisoner In
tire county Jail at Walenberg, Colo,
has been rendered to the state SUI
preme court of Colorado.
The Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph company has announc-
ed a reduction of rates for users OF
the Denver exchange.
G. w. French, promoter. who was
arrested at Los Angeles, ON n charge
of having given worthless draft to
the Hotel Utah OF salt Lake City In
payment for entertainment for a mum.
her of Los Angeles capitalists has
been released, the court declaring that
there was no evidence of public of
tense.
The offices Of the internal revenue
collector for the district of Montana,
which comprises the states of Mon
from Salt Lake City to Helena about
May l,
DOMESTIC.
Three persons were killed and about
thirty-five others injured when a Wa
bash passenger train, known as the
Continental Limited, crashed through
a hriags. oyer, tsedvff dfees- -ssys, tsSx1
water
Bernardo Calefo. recently adjudged
not guilty OF being Huerta spy by
rebel courtmartial in Matamoras
was released Sunday and came to the
. United States. He was instructed not
to return TO Mexico.
Gen" Charles Kelley, who started
last month on proposed march to
washington, ID. c.. at the head of an
army Of about 1,400 uneployed men.
was sentenced TO six months In the
county jail at Sacramento for va
grancy,
Three convicts were shot and IN
stantly killed. and two others wounded.
one OF whom died, in an attempted
areak from the incorrigible ward of
rpisome, CRlp pricon.
Because his bride OF seven months
persisted In visiting her parents, AL
fonzo Zuniga of San Antonio, Texas,
shot and killed her. wounded his
mother-in law and then probably ia.
tally wounded himself,
The board OF directors OF the Cham
Der of Commerce of Los Angeles have
adopted resolutions setting forth the
body's opposition to the statewide
prohibition measure In no uncertain
terms
Mrs. Ellis r. Harbert, wife OF pro
minent physician of stockton, Cal,
was shot and killed by a Japanese ser
want, who suicided when he was about
to be placed under arrest.
The appellate division Of the New
York state supreme court has decided
against Florence Louise Brandt In
her attempt to establish that she is
the legally adopted daughter of the
late William Ziegler.
Referee Jim Grifhthm called the
twenty-round bout between Jimmy
Clabby and Billy Murray "a draw at
the end of the match at San Fran
cisco.
Pearl Frost, housekeeS>y. Tor Walter
p. Hills, at Peabody, y % Nand Geo.
Lefavo, chauffeur, y',ss rs been pay.
ing attentions TO helN darreled with
the result that both the young woman
and her employer were shot and kill
ed, LEAVE as arrested, charged with
murder.
The jury in the case of John 10th,
a copper mine striker, tried at LAnse.
Mich, on charge Of having attempt.
ed. Lefavo was arrested, charged with
clerk, October 6, 1913, reported dis.
= agreement.
Argument on the application of
eastern railroads for per cent in.
crease in freight rates will begin be-
fore the Interstate commerce commits.
. sion April o.
Patrick Eagleton. 20 years old. and
Mrs. Dennis Arsenault, 60 years old,
'~of Spencer, Mass. dropped dead from
fright In the street as they witnessed
a fight between three men.
B Frank d. knight. aged 65, veteran
telegraph operator who served with
* Grant as member OF his personal
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