Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-12-03
THE UTAH BUDGET

IS each.
Rumors that railroad will soon be
built into the Uintah basin have
brought hundreds of settlers to that
country.
Ralph Washer. the 14-year-old boy
who, on October 81, was injured by
stray bullet at his home in Hunter.
died November 20.
Wagon loads of good things to eat
we're contributed by the public school
children of Salt Lake as their annual
Thanksgiving Offering to the poor.
The body of Michael Maher, who
was killed at Soldier Summit. Novem-
Der II, by ID. & r. @. train, is still
at the undertaking parlors in Provo.
All the business houses of Spanish
Fork closed during the funeral of Dr.
William Z. Warner, for twenty-eight
years a practicing physician in that
town.
Meningitis, caused, the physicians
say, by an liberated tooth, resulted in
the death at Ogden of Ross Denny.
aged 30, resident OF Swan Lake.
Idaho.
More than $4,000 reposed in the cof-
fers of the Nonsectarian Charity
league of Salt Lake at the close of the
County Fair" under the auspices OF
the league.
Arrangements have been made for
the construction of municipal water
works system, costing in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000, at Banding, San.
Juan county.
When Self Persio, Mexican, at
tackled Mike Bell, grocery clerk at
Salt Lake, with a knife, Bell struck
his assailant with an AK, inflicting a
painful wound.
An extension from wendover into
the Deep Creek country, in all prob
ability, will be among the first consid-
cred by the Western Pacific after the
road is out of the receivers hands.
According to a report that has been
made upon completion OF the beet har-
vest in the Plain City district, the
| crop fell short of last years produc-
ton by approximately thirty carloads.
Albert r. Barnes, attorney general.
has rendered an opinion that student
| organizations at the University or
Utah for the open discussion of politi-
cal and religious subjects are not il
legal.
Salt Lake county Progressives told
each other at Thanksgiving dinner
at the capital city that the Progress
sive party still lived and would con-
tinue to do so, both here and abroad
in the land.
After a campaign wased for several
months for a sugar factory for Brig
ham City or the close vicinity, Salt
Lake promoters are in the field sign
ing up contracts for beets for next
years delivery.
| OF the 5000 kilograms IN behalf Of
world peace sent out to women from
New York last week, which cost Mrs.
Henry Ford. wife of the automobile
manufacturer, $4,000, several were
received by prominent women In Salt
Lake.
The entire state of Utah seems to.
have a burning desire for instruction
in marketing and good roads, judging
from the answers to the circulars sent
out few weeks ago by the extension
division of the Utah Agricultural col
lege.
The art department OF the Utah Ag-
ricultural college is issuing a letter
to all clubs and home economics as
sociations In the state, asking the as
sistance of these organizations in pre-
pairing a statewide exhibit of Utah
arts and crafts work.
The TRIAL at Ogden of Joseph Henry
Martin was temporarily halted when.
Mrs. Isabelle Boyle Wallin, principal
witness for the state in the present
prosecution of the convicted black
mailer, suffered nervous collapse,
while on the witness stand.
Jere e. Driscoll cashier of the Nc
Cornick & Co. bank at Eureka, and
president of the state association Of
Blks, died November "a at Salt Lake
hospital. Mr.. Driscoll suffered Sc
we're attack Of la grippe at his home
in Eureka few days previous. which
developed into pneumonia.
Suit for $1,000 damages for alleged
libel was filed at Salt Lake by Ida
Egeland against Charles Leonard and
wife. The plaintiff, who says she was
employed at the home of the Leonards
as domestic, alleges that the Leon
ards circulated report that she had
stolen from them rug valued at So
The state board of sheep commits
sioners and the Utah Woolgrowers' as
sociation have taken up with the Ari-
zoRa authorities the proposed quaran-
tine of Utah sheep in Arizona. Some
OF the Utah sheepmen have sent their
fiocks into northern Arizona for win
ter grazing and the Arizona sheep men
have protested.
Immediate steps are to be taken for
the construction at Delta of the fac
tory Of the Utah Sugar company.
which was incorporated last week.
The old Valley House at Salt Lake..
At one time the leading hotel of the
capital city, is to be torn down to ~
place to depot for the interur6iH
railways.
Total cost OF the last carnival OF the