Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-06-23
THE UTAH BUDGET

The state school buildings commits
sion has approved submitted plans fol
a new school building at Parowan tc
cost $4,000.
Clyde Shupe, charged with recklesi
driving of an automobile as the resuli
OF an accident which caused the death
OF Joseph Facinello at Ogden a month
ago. was fined $25.
The Salt Lake Rotary club has de
cided to give dinner or luncheon
to the visiting governors who will be
In Salt Lake for the National Govern.
ora conference and their aides.
After chase OF more than two
miles, John Smyth, 20 years old, a
sheepherder was shot through the
leg by an officer at Salt Lake, II being
charged Smyth had attacked two small
girls.
With Governor Spry as the guest OF
honor, Flag day was observed at the
State Industrial school at ogden on
Tune IL. with program of patriotic
songs and drills. followed by a ban
quet in the early evening.
DR.. II. NJ. Rowe OF Ogden, former
president OF the Weber club. was elect.
ed president OF the Intermountain
Good Roads association, which held q
two-day convention at ogden. He sue.
needs DIR. j.. p. McCalla OF Boise.
Utah has the best health regulations
In the United States, but they are not
sufficiently enforced by local health
officers. declared DR.. A. A. Robinson
In an address before the state health
officers In convention at Salt Lake
Ogden bankers comprising the en-.
ertainment committee planning fea.
lures for the amusement of the Utah
bankers and their wives who will meet
In ogden for the Bankers convention,
June 90, % and u. have completed
their plans.
John II. Blood, aged 40 years. pros.
porous farmer OF Kaysville, and
George b. Sheffield, aged 80 years,
member of the firm of j. H. Sheffield
& Sons of Kaysville. were seriously
Injured in an automobile accident near
DeVllS side.
One hundred and twenty-five dele
gates from Utah, Colorado. Wyoming,
Oklahoma, New Mexico and old Mex.
leo gathered at Salt Lake on June IA
for the opening session of the sum-
mer meeting OF the Rocky Mountain
Coal Mining institute.
Nearly six hundred students are now
registered in the University OF Utah
summer school. This does not include
those who have as yet been unable to
arrange their courses. 1t is estimated
that the number will reach 900 before
registration ceases.
The old folks OF Cache stake were
the honored guests on June Is on an
excursion to Saltair, the Oregon Short
Line furnishing special train and
every courtesy being extended the
old folks by the railroad company and
the resort management.
s.. B. Shupe, on trial In the district
court at Ogden on a charge OF assault
and battery. was found guilty by a
jury. He was convicted OF brutally
beating his cousin, Miss Caroline An.
drews, on March z of this year when
he accused her OF the theft OF three
rings.
Miners Union day was observed at
Park City, June 10, with an attend
ance of hundreds OF people from the
countryside. Business houses and
private residences were bedecked
with the national colors. many OF the
stores and all the mines being closed
for the day.
The last deeds of right OF way to
farmers along the system was deliver
ed last week by the legal department
Of the Union Pacific system The de-
livery ends the controversy which for
4 time threatened the title to large
section of the business district OF the
own of Morgan.
AS he attempted to board street
car at Salt Lake, William Starks, 30
years of age, of Payette, Ida, was
thrown violently to the ground when
the car gave lurch. He suffered a
fractured jaw and rib, numerous cuts
and bruises on the face and body and
probable internal injuries.
Freeman Malin, aged So years, for
mer commissioner OF Summit county,
and for fifteen years superintendent
Of the Sunday school OF the Mormon
church at Hytsville, his residence, was
instantly killed and three others re-
ceived injuries OF minor nature when
Mr.. Mains automobile was overturned
near Peoa.
Negotiations are progressing be-
tween the coal companies OF Utah
operating In Carbon and Emery
counties and a number of firms on the
Pacific coast manufacturing briquettes
for the sale Of the slack dumps at the
Utah mines.
A search for the flag and bugle
which the Mormon battalion carried
through Utah is being made by the
general board of the Mormon church
In te hope that the flag and bugle may
be added to the collection in the Des-
eret museum.
IL is reported that electriflcation OF