Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-08-04
THE UTAH BUDGET

Births In ogden during the month
of July exceeded the number OF
deaths nearly four to one.
quin, in sliding down a tent rope. lost
his balance and fell through on to a
hard floor, breaking his nose.
Charles Evans Hughes. Republican
nominee for president, will speak in
Salt Lake City on the night of Thurs
day, August "a.
James b. Bell, 81 years OF age, suf-
fered fractured shoulder when he
slipped and fell on the stairs OF his
home at Salt Lake.
The Icelandic celebration held at
Castella Springs in Spanish Fork can
yon was one of the most successful
ever held. Nearly 500 people at
tended.
The United States government safe
ty first special train, which will be on
the lines of the Union Pacific all this
month will be in Salt Lake City Au-
gust 10. 20 and 81.
Mrs. Gustav Lundhoam, of Santa
for an article in the pantry at her
home. fell to the floor. sustaining a
broken collar bone.
| Federal and state officers report an
increase OF more than 800 per cent in
applications for naturalization papers
during May, June and July over the
corresponding months last year.
Mrs. o. b. Scharre, aged 20, who fell
in a faint at a depot in Salt Lake, has
not recovered her power of speech
since the fainting spell, having been
stricken with paralysis OF the throat.
An estate valued at $4,000 was left
by William Glasman, Ogden newspa-
per publisher, when he died suddenly
May ~, according to petition field
by the widow, who asks that the will
be probated.
Seventy-Hve real soldiers, members
of the 106th company, Coast artillery.
from Fort Worden, Wash, arrived in
Salt Lake on August 2, to remain for
the duration OF the Citizens Military
Training camp.
Leaving a note which indicated that
she contemplated suicide. Mrs. Nellie
Stone, As years of age, wife OF Fred
w. Stone, disappeared from her home
at ogden, and was later found wan
dering In the hills.
meteorological tests OF the brains
of three coyotes recently submitted to
the state bacteriologist from Tremon'
ton, Penrose and Tintic, have shown
positively the existence OF rabies
germs, according to the report to the
. state board of health.
Leonard Peterson, the Utah guards
1 man who was placed In a hospital at
, San Bernardino, Cal, on the trip to
the border, is recovering and will
3 soon be able TO join his troop. 1t was
a thought at first that he was suffering
Q from infantile paralysis.
= Thurston Ferguson. 20 years OF age.
3 was drowned while bathing at Lake
a Shore, on Utah lake, August /. Two
/ younger brothers who were with him
] at the time he dove into deep water
and failed to come to the surface,
were unable to rescue him.
To provide better passenger serv'
ice for people living In the western
! part of the county and also 10 provide
a means OF transporting sugar beets
+ the Ogden, Logan & Idaho Railway
D company has undertaken the electrifi
a cation of the Plain City line.
! Spicer Bird. a farmer near Maple
Q ton, suffered fracture OF both legs
( on his farm. when he fell from {
y wagon loaded with grain. Mr.. BirC
was riding on top Of the grain when |
n bundle slipped, throwing him to thu
i ground The wagon passed over boil
9 his legs. II
+ Basing the estimates on the frs
z six months OF the present year, II 4
3 declared by mining and live stock ex
q perts that Utah will break all records
for the value of minerals produced
and for the amount OF money receive'
from sheep, horses and cattle.
9 Falling from the roof OF the Bins
ham & Garfield railroad station a
i Magma, while at work, Karl A. Ander
u berg, aged AZ years, a carpenter, re
{ ceived fracture of the spinal col
i umn. which together with other In
= juries. resulted in his death
Harry Bryan, a well-known residen
OF lOoele, was seriously, out not I'd
tally burned by an explosion of case
line in his garage. He lit a mattel
to see II gasoline was leaking from
~ his car.
=" Bernard Evans. 20 years of age, wa
>, killed and Virgil Harris, 81, was sc
= riously burned at Garfield when tn
= Stag train they were running was pre-
- cipitated into the molten mass whe
y the Stag pile caved in.
Alfred A. Carlson, Jr.. IA years O
age, died at Salt Lake as the result O
Injuries received when a heavy auto
mobile truck laden with sand ran owe
:, him. The boy was riding a bicycl
% when the accident occurred.
!, As the result OF campaign inaul
- urated by the Ogden publicity bureau
% the business men OF that city are pr,
= pairing to greet all promoters Q
questionable advertising scheme
with a cold and unfriendly stare.
Only thirty-three families in ID