Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-04-16

Toquerville were registered in town
last evening.
Mrs. Lowe Prince Of Harmony is
here receiving medical treatment from
DR.. Leonard
Talk about your good Ice Cream,
we'll say have you tried the kind they
carry at the "Annex?"
Did you ever try Rectol, the guaran-
teed remedy for Piles. Sold only by
the Palace Drug Store. Adv.
Mrs. J. p. Fuller left for Kanab,
her old home, last Tuesday by special
automobile, and intended to spend
week visiting relatives.
FOR SALE.-Lot In West field,
9x2o rods, fenced with barb and hog
wire. Price $500. r. ]. BRYANT,
Apr.9-tf Cedar City, Utah.
Myron F. Higbee is now ready to
receive proposals for the erection Of
a cottage. Plans and specifications
are in the Office Of Architect Randall
L. Jones.
The weather for the past two or
three days has been quite cloudy and
threatening, with some quite copious
showers. Between the storms the at
mosphere has been much cooler.
Principally all the stores and other
business houses we're closed yesterday
on account Of Arbor Day. One or two
travelling men, who had failed to take
this into consideration, were greatly
disappointed.
E. M. Decker, the optometrist who
recently was in Cedar City, was fined
$3.50 in Judge Lawrence's court for
disposing of liquor. The evidence was
procured by Sheriff Cory and defend
ant plead guilty.
j. r. Richards has received tele-
graphic instructions to resume work
at once on the Bullion Canyon mine.
Evidently the samples taken by the
northern stockholders are satisfactory,
and from now on IL is expected that a
vigorous campaign will be waged.
Uncle John Uric was up from Ham
ilton's Fort last Tuesday, and took
occasion to renew his subscription to
Southern Utah's biggest and best
newspaper Uncle John is carrying
his age well, and little change has
been noticeable in him for the past
eight or ten years. He is always
jovial and entertaining.
Monday morning scraping for the
excavation beneath the projected new
school house commenced. Gravel is
also being hauled for the concrete
work, and yard will soon be in OPP
Grafton for the manufacture Of the
brick. II Is the intention Of the con-
tractor to carry the work forward
just as rapidly as possible.
We have been asked whether we
object to people being taken in the
scenic pictures for the coming con-
test. No, we do not object, but we
believe that you would stand better
show Of winning prize II you do not
let people enter into the scenes you
expect TO enter in the contest. Any
further information about the con-
test will be freely given to those who
ask. J. NJ. BLADEN. Adv
K. d. r. Thompson, former Regis.
ter of the u. s. Land Office ut Salt
Lake City for eight years, has opened
law offices in the Felt Building al
Salt Lake City, and in addition to O
general law practice, will give special
attention to public land and mining
business before the land Office and de-
partments at Washington. Prompt
attention given to all correspondence
Apr.9-2.
The District M. l. A. meet will b.
held in Cedar City Friday and Satur.
day, April 80 and May /. It will oper
Friday evening with the junior con
tests and conclude Saturday morning
In the afternoon the district high
school athletic and field contest will
be held on the B. A. C. campus. A
fuller report will be published next
week.
Max Sattley who has farm neal
Heist in this county, was arrested by
Sheriff ]. H. Cory and arraigned be
fore Justice Lawrence on the 9th inst
and allowed TO plead guilty to charge
of assault, A fine Of $35 was as
sessed, which he paid It is alleged
that Sattley, who is young man only
81 years Of age drew gun on Viii
Adams Of this place, whose sheep wer'
trcspessing on defendants land.
Gard Of Thanks.
The undersigned mother and wife o.