Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-06-02
THE UTAH BUDGET

A branch of National Council OF
Women Voters has been organized IN
Ogden.
Sunnyside is tn have twenty new
residences built. six of which are now
under construction.
Practically all of the teachers EN-.
ployed in the ogden schools will be
re-employed by the board Of education,
The line OF the proposed Denver 4
Rio Grande branch from Duchesne
city to Vernal, already surveyed, is
1919 miles
Rabid coyotes are causing serious
| damage to stock in Box Elder county
and stockmen and farmers there are
deeply concerned over the situation.
one of the most terrific winds ever
known in the camp visited Sunnyside
ON May 25. The town was enveloped
| in cloud of dust and some damage
was done to outbuildings.
The European elm scale threatens
the determination of the elms in Og
len, according to advices from the
forestry service. which recently com
|
in that city
| AS q result of o headon collision be
tween a passenger car and work car
on the Ogden. Logan & Idaho line
near North ogden. Walter Moore.
aged 35 years, a motorman of Ogden,
was fatally injured.
w. G. Colburn, 3S years Of age, for
many years engaged in mining in Tin.
tic district, was smothered to death
in the Bullion Beck mine at Eureka
by cavern of earth despite the eft.
forts of companions to extricate him.
SO efficiently did the pupils of the
Salt Lake public schools carry out the
work OF the Cleanup" campaign.
which was conducted from May 1 to
May 10, that 1t has been definitely de-
cided to continue the work during the
summer months.
]. II. Bowen OF Palestine, Texas.
attempted suicide at Salt Lake. shoot
ing himself in the head, because his
former wife refused to elope with him.
Bowen at first declared his former
wife had shot him. Bowen died later
from his injuries.
Leagues of Good Citizenship, organ
lied in each of the public schools OF
Ogden by the Women's Civic league.
have played an important part in the
cleaning and identifying of the city,
according to a report issued showing
work accomplished.
Walking up behind Murray Wallace,
| 80 In. In hal nj N
hotel at Salt Lake, an unidentified
Mexican suddenly drew a knife and
stabbed Wallace in the right side. The
Mexican then disappeared. Wallace
was not dangerously injured.
The medical school at the Univer-
sity OF Utah. 1t is announced, will be
raised to Class A rating at once by
the medical school council OF the
American Medical association IL the
courses in anatomy and physiology at
the institution are strengthened.
That subscriptions had been coming
In so fast and for such liberal amounts
as to insure the building OF $4,000
clubhouse to replace the one recently
destroyed by fire. was the substance
OF the report OF the building commit
tee of the ogden Golf and Country
club.
Plans for taking over the old toll
road leading from Fairview, Sanpete
county, through Cottonwood canyon to
Pleasant valley, were perfected at a
conference between the commission
ers and residents of Sanpete county
and the state board of road commits
| sioners.
| Preparedness for peace which will
| defend this country in time OF neec
| and not preparedness for war of ag
gresslon or invasion, was advocated
| at the Bonneville club dinner at Sal
l Lake last week by William l.. Saund
| ers, vice chairman of the naval con
| sulting board.
Frank De Pretto, under sentence Il
| be shot at the state prison June fol
/ completely with Harry Brewer in the
| murder of Eugene Allen during thu
burglary of the store of the Highland
= Boy Mercantile company nearly two
years ago, has been granted re
prieve until June II.
learn the identity Of the person whit
put strychnine sulphate in bowl o
sugar at the boarding house Of Mrs
Josephine Waldron at Ogden. Mrs
II Waldron has been i'll for a week al
J. result OF tasting half a teaspoonfu
of the poisoned sugar.
There were 1879 deaths from al
causes in Utah In April, according L
. the monthly bulletin OF the stat'
board of health. Pneumonia caused
= the most deaths, with total OF TWEEN
y ty-one. tuberculosis was the cause
=, of thirteen deaths. Five deaths re
suited from whooping cough.
AS result of the ignition of buck
ct OF tar that was placed on the stow
. to heat at the home of Erick Dahl, I
:. farmer OF Sandy, Katherine Elizabeth
" Dahl, his daughter, years of age, Il
). dead, Mr.. and Mrs. Dahl are severe
ly burned about the hands and bod,
:. and their home completely destroyed.