Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-05-28
THE UTAH BUDGET

Lois Roach the 3,year-old daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roach of Pal
myra, was trampled upon by run
ming horse and severely injured.
Carrying two quarts OF opium,
pair OF opium scales, pistol and
saw. Louie Young a Chinese. was ar
rested In Bingham rooming house
White slave charges II is asserted
may follow the arrest OF a Greek in
Brigham City and the detention of
Valerie Biddle, young woman in Og.
den
Salt Lake and Utah bankers have
determined to fight the assessments
made on bank stocks, not only in Salt
Lake county, but throughout the
state.
Scott Rigby, aged years, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Rigby, was crushed
TO death by farm wagon which over
turned near the Rigby ranch at Cas-
tie Rock.
Peter Zessos. proprietor of q cigar
and fruit stand at Salt Lake, pleaded
guilty to working female employee
more than fifty-four hours a week, and
paid a fine of $50.
Invitation to stop in Salt Lake and
to make free use of the quarters of
the Salt Lake Transportation club
has been sent to every railroad club
in the United States.
Representatives OF Armour & Co.
and the American Potash company.
which is an Armour concern recently
Incorporated In Illinois, are investigat-
ing the country around Marysvale.
Approximately $4,000 will be spent
on roads In Millard county this year
and the road work when finished will
complete a thirty-mile stretch of state
highway between Delta and Fillmore.
After weeks of planning and hard
work on the part of number OF wo.
men, Young Woman's hall, a home
for working girls and those seeking
employment. has been opened at
| Ogden.
The Bingham & Garfield railroad Is
in the market for fifty steel dump
cars to be used by the Utah Copper
company In its operations at Bing-
ham. The cost OF the cars will be
about $4,000.
site containing twenty-five acres
just north Of the city limits at Ogden
and near the northern terminal of
the street car line has been offered
the Weber county commissioners for
the proposed county isolation hospital
II construction work on the Hunts
vile extension of the Ogden, Logan
IL Idaho Railway company is carried
on as rapidly az during the past few
weeks. 1t Is believed that cars will be
running on the canyon line from Og-
den to Huntsville by July "a.
During a campaign OF seven days,
Henry Noorda OF Salt Lake swatted
and trapped 52,100 flies and in accord
ance with estimates OF health authori-
ties he has relieved the people OF Salt
Lake during the summer season OF APP
proximately 6.512.500 .0O0.0 900 flies.
Twelve hours OF continuous rain at
Kaysville relieved the serious condi-
ton that confronted the farmers OF
the district There was a prospect
that water shortage would reduce
the crop OF sugar beets, grain and hay,
but with the rain all this Is changed.
The sixty-ninth stake OF the Nor
mon church was organized last week
In the Curlew valley In northern
Utah by Apostle David o. Mckay OF
Ogden and Rudger Clawson OF Salt
Lake. 1t Is to be known as the Cur
lew stake and has a membership OF
1000.
James s. Carver, an Ogden grocer
who is president of the Utah Retail
Merchants association, is a trustee of
the National Retail Merchants asso-
citation. He was elected to that posi-.
ton at the annual convention of the
national association held In San Fran
cisco.
w. III. Leary, an attorney of Salt
Lake and secretary of the Utah State
Bar association. has been nominated
by the law committee of the board of
regents OF the University OF Utah to
be dean OF the law school at the uni
versity to succeed Frank T. Holman,
who recently resigned.
Thomas ID. Price, aged 46 years, who
lost an eye while cutting granite on
the state capitol three months ago.
died last week at Salt Lake hospital.
A chip of stone pierced the ball of
his eye. While the eye was being re-
moved. Mr.. Price fell victim to a
complication OF diseases.
Prince, the veteran horse of the
Salt Lake waterworks department,
ended long and useful career last
week at the city farm in Parley's can
yon, when he was humanely put TO
death by chloroform. Prince was "a
years of age and for twenty-one years
had worked for the water department
The Kaibab national forest is to be
cruised by representatives OF the
Barber Lumber company and the
Boise,Payette Lumber company and
the Potlatch Lumber, company to de-
termine whether the claims made by
the United States government in re.
gard TO the number of board feet OF
ripe timber In the forests are correct