Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-09-29
THE UTAH BUDGET

Ing to the monthly health report.
William Snow, aged 26, cook, ar
rested at Salt Lake, is said to have
confessed to score of robberies the
past month
Thomas Slight, aged Sc years, an
artist quite widely known in the in
termountain states, died at Ogden of
Brights disease.
Pioneer OF Utah, and pioneer In the
peach industry OF Brigham City. vii.
liam Wrighton, 81 years old. died at
Brigham City last week.
The people of Newton voted to bond
the town for $12,500 for the installa-
ton OF a new water system. The
election was holly contested.
While carrying d cake of ice weigh.
ing 200 pounds. William Johnson
slipped and fell at Salt Lake, and suf-
fered fracture of his right collar
bone.
Decision was reached at the pre-.
convention conference of Baptist pas
tors at Salt Lake City to make the
convention of Baptists Of Utah an
annual affair.
Marion Cook, aged 33, ID. G. II. G.
car inspector at Helper, was caught
between two freight cars and sus-
tanned injuries about the hips from
which he died.
Caught in the act of smoking opium
With complete outfit and store of
the drug, Edward Stewart, Prescott
Sunday and Mary Johnson, all colored,
were captured in room in Salt Lake
City.
During a quarrel on the streets of
Salt Lake, ii. G. Kerback, carpen-
ter, was stabbed by a stranger, who
made his escape. Kerbach sustained
cut three inches in length under his
left ear.
William Clemens, 10 years OF age,
father of a 6-months-old infant, found
dead in its cradle at the Clemens
nome in Salt Lake, is in Jail pending
an investigation into the cause of the
death of the child.
While resisting rush Of the oppos'
ing football team, Drane Candland,
halfback for the junior high team OF
the Bryant school, at Salt Lake, sus-
tanned q broken leg and was badly
bruised about the body.
Marie Arthur, who shot to death
Frank Jones and made an Intellectual
attempt upon her own life at the Tou-
raine hotel, Salt Lake City, - Janu-
airy 8, 1914, was married last week TO
q resident of Park City.
Beet harvesting in the Ogden dis
trict of the Amalgamated Sugar com
pany will begin September n. Upon
that date the farmers have been in
structed to begin digging beets for de-
livery to the Ogden factory.
| Charles Lammersdorf, mining man,
merchant and banker, actively identi
fed with the development of Utah's
manifold resources for more than forty
years, died at Salt Lake City, Septem'
Der 20, after an illness of only a week.
The Paradox MOAB road is rapidly
being completed by the San Juan road
crew. The La SalParadox link. 1t is
expected, will be completed in Octo
Der and will thereafter be open to
bring valuable traffic in through Colo
RADIO.
The question of bonding UInta coun
ty for the construction of good roads
of the hard-surfaced variety is again
being mooted. With an assessed val
uation of more than S6,500,000, 1t Is
estimated that the county could bond
for $4,000.
Nearly 500 coyotes were trapped II
Utah during August, and more were
killed by poison, according to a report
brought to the forest headquarters al
ogden by George A. Holman, in charge
of the campaign to exterminate pre-
datory animals in Utah.
Salt Lakers engaged in hazardou,
pursuits may be enabled to drop &
nickel in the slot and take out an &C
cident policy for $1,000, effective fol
twenty-four hours, If the application o
a Colorado concern is acted upon ia
vorably by John James, state insur
ance commissioner.
To assist the county board of health
| III piCNChbihb pOS5ASiS SPANNNS ~
rabies, the Weber county commission
ers passed an ordinance, which amonI
other things, gives the county healtl
board authority to order the muzzlinl
of dogs and provides for the arres
and filming or Imprisonment Of thos
who disregard such an order.
For the purpose Of consulting will
local capitalists regarding the con
struction OF the proposed railroad from
Wendover into the Deep Creek min
ing district, President G. M. Levy o
the Western Pacific railroad stoppe'
off III Salt Lake last wee.
There are $4,000 children within
the public school ages in Utah, accord
ing to the estimate OF DR.. e. G.. Cow
ans, superintendent of public instruC
ton. In 1915 there were only 125,00C
James A. Fritsch of Salt Lake City
who fell into a crevasse on Noun
Rainier, Wash, while climbing tn
mountain with party of friend:
died from the injuries received.
Frederick Koth, aged 66, of Willard
was fatally injured when a trai
struck buggy in which he was ridin