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


The municipal market at Salt Lake
is to be opened May and continued
In operation until October 81.
That reservoir OF large capacity
will be constructed in the Devils
Gate valley is almost an assured fact
now.
Miss Mary f. Downey, state library
organizer, has added to her duties
those OF library secretary of the stat,
board OF education
Fire OF unknown origin completely
destroyed the home OF Alex Wilson al
Pleasant View. The loss is $1,000
with small amount of insurance.
Installation OF uniform auditing
system in all state institutions and
departments OF the state government
has been undertaken by Lincoln G,
Kelley, state auditor.
William Milano, editor and pub.
Usher of the Gazette, an Italian news,
paper published in Salt Lake, charged
with criminal libel, has been bound
over to the district court.
Mrs. Mabel Clark Sheppard OF Rich,
field attempted to commit suicide by
taking poison. Dependency Is
thought TO have been the cause OF
the attempt. Her recovery is assured.
Box Elder county is to have an.
other town within its borders. The
county commissioners have granted
the petition of residents of Portage
asking that the village be incorpor-
ated.
More than 900 Utah corporations
have forfeited their state charters UNI
der proclamation issued by Govern
or William Spry. The proclamation
will include all corporations that have
failed to pay their 1914 corporation
tax.
William Gilley, laborer, so years
OF age, twice attempted suicide at Salt
Lake the first time by jumping into
/ the Jordan river, and the second time
by cutting his throat with pocket
knife. He was unsuccessful In both
attempts.
No more credit will soon be the mot
to OF every merchant in Brigham, II
present plans do not miscarry. The
matter OF establishing a cash basis
throughout the city has had the al
tention of the business men for a
number of years.
Indicative OF the revival OF building
activity in Salt Lake City, the month
ly report OF the bureau of mechanical
inspection shows that 1870 building
permits were given during March, as
compared to 113 for the correspond
ing month last year
The Utah Products Show at Salt
Lake closed April after one OF the
most successful week Of exhibitions
OF Utah products In the history Of
the state. An actual count OF those
attending the show showed that more
than $4,000 persons had attended the
show.
Mrs. Mary Cheal died at Brigham
City at the age of SO years. The gen.
eral cause Of her death was general
debility, but her death was fastened
through worry brought on by the re-
cent suicide of her grandson, John
Cheesman, who killed himself two
weeks previous.
An appropriation of 1861 $50 for sal.
airy expenses of the department OF In
struction of the Salt Lake public
school system for the school year
1856. an increase of $40,1S3 over
the estimated expenditures In that
line for the current year, is asked by
the superintendent
The people or Brigham City will
celebrate weekly half holiday be.
ginning the first Thursday afternoon
In May. The proposition to inaugu.
rate a half holiday met approval OF
every merchant in the city this year.
despite the fact that 1t mas failed
every year heretofore.
J. +. Burns OF the Wasatch Ma
/ tional forest will plant few trees
near Kamas within the next two
weeks. He will set out only 100000
as starter. but expects to start
sprinkling seedlings over Uncle Sans
| garden plots in real earnest as soon
as the snow will permit.
Four Indians who were arrested at
BLUM in March on charges of resist
ing the efforts of the government to
arrest Tse-Ne-Gat, Indian. wanted for
alleged murder we're released from
the county jail at Salt Lake last
week, having promised to return
peacefully to the reservation
In accordance with custom, Gov
ernor William Spry has issued proc
lamation designating Thursday, April
Is, as Arbor day. and recommending
that the people of the state observe
the day with appropriate exercises in
the schools and by planting trees,
shrubs and vines about the homes and
in public places.
The week beginning April IL is
cleanup week in Provo, when Il is ex-
pected Provo will be made spotless
| town
Stanley Hansen, aged years, son
OF Eli Hansen of Newton. was burned
to death when a burning straw
stack on which he and several other
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