Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-11-12
THE UTAH BUDGET


fire thought to have developed from a
defective flue destroyed the residence
OF William G.. Haddix. at Salt Lake.
Max F. Birch, S.year-old son OF
Claude Birch of Provo Bench. died
from the effects of fall in which he
injured his head about week pre-.
vious
Mrs. Martha Davis Perkins, one of
the pioneer women who made the Jour
ney across the plains by OK tskIn in
1862, died at her home in Sa kass
last week.
Carl Mangus Bergstrom, aged SO,
died at his home in Salt Lake last
week. For n number of years he had
been engaged in missionary work for
the Mormon church.
Utah has the greatest wonder park
in the United States, according tc
John G.. Critchlow OF Salt Lake, who
recently returned from q three weeks
trip into southern Utah.
complaint charging murder in the
second degree has been issued against
Frank Murphy, ex-pugilist, who is ac-
SuSCu VI hliiluB JdiitS VI. "a
bartender, at Salt Lake.
Within thirty days the chapel being
built at Ogden by the Mormon church
for the use of the deaf and the blind
will be completed and will be dedicat.
ed about Christmas time.
Ketrial of the case of the state
against Giovanni Anselmo, once con-
victed of the murder of Patrolman
Thomas Griffiths at Salt Lake. will not
occur until the first OF the year.
In a fit of dependency following a
quarrel with his wife, Francis Heating.
aged 26, until recently employed in
the Southern Pacific shops, took poi
son at Ogden, and died forty minutes.
later.
The seasons report Of fires in the
Wasatch national forest, when COM
piled, will show this to have been the,
hardest year for fighting fire the Of
fcers of the forest have yet expert
enced.
Articles of incorporation for the
United States Beet Seed company, Or
ganized in Salt Lake for the purpose
Of furnishing seed In times of need to
American sugar operators, are being
prepared.
Laying of concrete on the state,
highway in Davis county was COM
pleted last week, and the seventy con-
victs engaged in the work are now
busy putting dirt shoulders along the
highway beside the concrete.
It. Osakis, a Japanese cook who is'
alleged 20 have killed T. Uweda, fell
low countryman, and seriously wound
ed another during quarrel at Garfield
October 20, has been bound over to
the district court without bail.
The farmers of Curlew valley are
making another effort, 1t is said, to in
terest the officials of the Southern.
Pacific company in building a railroad
through the Curlew valley by way OF,
Blue Creek and Pocatello valleys.
Large cloth banners calling atten-
ton to the wisdom Of purchasing Utah
products will be suspended at the en-
frances of the six bridges over streams.
Of the Manufacturers Association OF.
Utah.
The Utah Motor Car company, an.
organization capitalized at $250,O00.
and designed to assist people who
want to purchase automobiles, but
are unable to pay cash for them, has
filed articles of incorporation at Salt
Lake
The body of Fl. S. Hardy, aged 49,,
a barber who had disappeared from
Arthur, was found in cave east OF
Garfield. A bullet wound in his breast
and a revolver by his side would indi-
cate suicide. Hardy had been de-
spondent for some time.
Unless special meeting of the
board OF pardons is called by the gov
ernor to consider the case of Joseph
Hillstrom, sentenced to be shot No
vember 10 for the murder of j. G.
Morrison and his son, j. Airing Nor
rison, the rules of that board are such
that his case will not come before 1t.
In order to bring the celebration of
the advent Of the Orem lines into
Spanish Fork on the same date as the
trade extension excursion of the Man
ufacturers' association of Utah to the
southern part of the state, arrange
ments have been made to postpone the
Orem program from November IL to-
November IT.
Forage poisoning has caused the
death Of nine horses belonging to a.
farmer near st. John. Forage poison
Ing is disease affecting horses only.
the symptoms of which are similar to
those Of spinal meningitis. Its origin
Is not known, but the poison occurs in
pastures and shows in the hay cut
from any poisoned pasture.
Among the women who will handle
the funds of their respective towns in
Utah the next two years are Mary A.
Abel OF American Fork, Mary Farms
worth of Manti. b. Dahl of Ephraim,
Elizabeth A. Crook OF Payson. Han
nah Barnett of Mount Pleasant, Vilate
Rasmussen. Fillmore. Jennie A. Isaac
son, Richfield, and Mrs. M. BooSGAat
Mammoth.
Harry @. Hontz, who confessed to-