Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-06-09

Miss Winnifred Cory is back from
her Salt Lake trip. She was accom-
panied home by her cousin, Waldo
Parry, son of John M. Parry, who
once had charge of the Coop. -four
mill at this place, but who is now To-
Gated at Elsinore, Sewer county. Mr..
Parry will visit for few weeks with
relatives here.
District Fish and Game Commits
sioner II. III. Lunt is just posting no
tees advising the public that the main
fork Of the Coal Creek Canyon is now
closed against fishing by any means
whatsoever, and will remain so until
June 1, 1918. Local people may avoid
trouble and expense by making men
tai note Of this.
We wonder why the county road
roller is not used more upon the roads
Of the county. To our mind, it is the
very thing that is needed after the
drags have pulled winrow of clods
to the center of the grade. For some
reason, however, the roller seems to
have gone into retirement In this
county.
Mr.. Henry Ashton of Salt Lake
City, who Is connected with the firm
of Parry and Ashton, at that place.
is in Cedar City for the purpose of
erecting the big garage for Parry and
Jones of this city. Mr.. Ashton also
has the contract for some three or
four modern cottages, which he will
erect here the present season, includ-
ing two for the Swapp Brothers and
one for William Smith.
Another couple of young people to
join the ranks of the benedicts this
week are Delroy Mackelprang, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mackelprang, and
Miss Leona Bauer, who were joined in
the holy bonds of matrimony last
Monday. Both young people are re-
spected members of this community
and have the very best wishes of The
Record in their new venture.
Henry Pietsch returned to Cedar a
few days since from Beaver county,
where he went to recover possession Of
a team of horses, and while away he
reports finding what he believes TO
be a rich mine in the Beaver gold
zone. He was offered inducements by
people at Beaver and Parowan to dis
close the source of the ore he was ex-
hibiting, but believed that it was too
good thing to let loose Of lightly,
and has returned to perfect title and
explore the property.
What has become of the street
sprinkler, number of people are ask
ing these days. We understand that
II Is being used to sprinkle a section
of new road on the state highway
north of town which has recently been
upset, and which the wind was rapidly
carrying over into the Parowan val
ley, and of course we could never
stand for that, 80 the water wagon
has temporarily been transferred
from the streets to this piece of road.
Timothy Heaton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathan Heaton, of Alton, Kane
county, was injured by horse falling
on him and fracturing the lower end
of his spinal column. Three weeks
after the injury the boy was brought
to the Southern Utah Hospital, where
he was operated on yesterday. Dir.
Leonard removed several inches from
the lower end of the spine. Although
the operation was critical one the
boy is reported to be resting easier
this morning and conditions seem fav.
orable for his recovery. The father
and brother of the boy drove through
via Panguitch from Alton to Cedar In
the night, while Mrs. Heaton, the lads
mother, and another brother came in
from Salt Lake City va Lund yester-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Heaton have many
,yary,, friapdc Il, CaJar uyhn ara nv
tending their sympathy, and who trust
until "Tim" will be around again.