Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-02-25

resolutions passed at the recent round
up elsewhere in this issue.
Work has commenced upon the inn
provements to be made to the Ward
Hall, which include a modern heating
plant and swimming pool. Mr.. Haden
long of Salt Lake City has the con-
tract for $1,000, the plans and speci-
fications being drawn by Architect
Randall l.. Jones. Mr.. Long expects
to complete the contract in 60 or 90
days at most.
The students and faculty of the B.
A. G. as we'll as the people of Cedar
City at large, were very much grieved
to learn Of the death of Silas Smith,
a student of the b. A. G. from Paro-
wan, who returned home last Satur-
day and died yesterday morning. The
cause of his death is glen as diabetis.
Silas was a pleasant, jovial little fell
low and was generally liked by all
who knew him.
A game of basket ball will be
played this evening at the b. A. G.
gym, between the Santa Clara team
and five from the Cedar City dis
trict school. The youngsters are all
said to play fast ball and something
quite exciting is promised those who
attend. You can go and imagine you
are witnessing the game between the
B. A. c. and Murdoch which will be
in progress at the same time.
r. A. Thorley and son Stewart left
yesterday morning for their farm in
the vicinity Of Kelsey's TO begin work
again. They took down three loads OF
baled hay and other supplies to last
their teams and crew of men for some
time, and will nodoubt make a good
showing the present spring. We are
going to drop down and see them one
of these fine days.
J. G. Pace is erecting neat four
room bungalow on his farm beyond
Hamilton's Fort, which will have all
the modern conveniences, pretty near
ly, that it is possible to incorporate
into a home of this size, including
hot and cold water, lavatory, bath
sink, etc. Mr.. Pace believes in taking
few of the comforts of town with
him to the farm, and living while out
there-not merely existing as so many
of our farmer friends seem content
to do.
A good live, public-spirited citizen
and one that we congratulate our
selves upon obtaining, is Francis Mid.
dleton. "Dick," as he is comonly
called, is not much of hand to play
to the galleries, but when there is
any thing of public nature to be
helped he not only enters his name
near the top of the list with liberia
subscription, but also frequently give:
hours of time in circulating the list
to others. Dick is booster of the
first water and is usually found on the
right side Of the question, barring
politics, Of course.
The B. A. C. basket ball team left
Yesterday for Beaver, being taker
over by David C. Bulloch's seven pas
senger Buick car. The deciding game
of the Southern division of the state
is to be played there tonight between
}, Murdoch and the B. A. C. Judging
from the game that was played a
the b. A. C. last Friday night be
tween these same teams, it would APP
pear that the Aggies had walk-over
but one can never tell. News of thu
| outcome u bilc BdiilC WIZ w N"NAN~'
with a great deal Of interest.
: If the people of this section woul!'
I acquire the habit of using the classi
D fled columns of The Record more 4
4 making known their wants, we woul
! be mutuarlly benefited. The peopl
e in the many hours of time that a fey
e cents would save them, and The Rec
ord in having this department of tn
paper we'll patronized. Some aston
ishing results are reported by thos
:. who are wise enough to make use o
this avenue of bringing their want
. to the attention of their neighbor!
and the rest of you would meet wit
just as gratifying results if you woul
: but try it.
e FOR SALE.-Four room bungalo,
with cement cellar, just west Of b. A
c., Cedar City, with one acre of lane
For price, etc., see William Unthan'
? Adv.-tf.
i TO RENT.-80 acres northeast G