Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-08-27
Utah STATE NEWS

Frank Germann. q miner, was killed
n the Peerless Coal company mine.
.sar Helper. BY a falling rock.
inheritance taxes 50 far received By
40 state Of Utah during August have
rsached a total OF more than $1,000.
ghxes paid on the capital stock OF
WeaA corporations during July and to
August 20. amount to fully 100000.
while playing near an old reservoir
= Tooele. Irene Solomon. 9. daugh.
tw OF Mr.. and Mrs.. j. 3. Solomon, was
crowned.
Fsffort Is being made to unite the
Mssida and Elberta projects In Utah
ssunty, by which $1,000 acres OF land
nay be brought under irrigation.
Government supplies to the extent
Il more than 100000 are beginning to
srvive for the equipment Of Salt Lakes
handlng field for the air mail service.
An educational drive now under way
IA Hinckley to secure $4,000 for the
erection OF buildings sufficient to
house 300 students is meeting with sue
cess
Utah cold storage warehouses have
much smaller supplies Of eggs, butter
cheese. fresh and cured meats In cold
storage at present thsn they had a
year ago.
Emery county has 2316 children Of
school age, according to the census
returns made to the superintendent Of
public instruction. The boys number
1919 and the girls 1897.
Populations of Incorporated places
In Summit county, Utah, as announced
last week, are as follows: Coalville,
TIL; a loss Of POS since 1910 and Park
City, 1898. a loss Of 40.
Wasatch county school district cen
sus this year shows a total of exactly
1900 pupils of school age, as reported
to the state superintendent of public
instruction. This was divided, 725
boys and IT'S girls.
More than twenty contractors In the
western states have submitted inqui-
rfes at the office of the Ogden arsenal,
seeking information regarding the
sixty buildings which the government
will build at Sunset.
The Brigham City Canning company
completed the preserving Of the pie
cherry crop Of the community last
week. Three thousand cases Of this
fruit have been preserved and each
case holds six gallons.
The Utah public health association
will begin September / the publica-
ton of a health bulletin designed to
deal with public health questions OF
particular interest to Utahns and to
give Utah news on public health lines
Representatives from sixteen cattle
associations Of Wasatch, Juab and
Utah counties met at Provo last week
and registered a protest against the
proposed closing Of forest reserves to
cattle up to May 10, beginning next
year.
OF POI arrests made by the Salt
Lake police department during the last
ten days for violation Of traffic ordi
nances, 100, or over one-half. have
been charges of violation of section 8
which prohibits faulty lights on an au
tomobile.
Salt Lake stands an excellent
chance OF obtaining the international
convention of Kiwanis clubs in 1923 al
a result of the splendid hospitality
shown delegates who passed through
the city to and from the annual con
vention at Portland.
Thomas Redmond, secretary Of the
livestock commission and of the Utaf
Horsegrowers and Cattlegrowers' as
ISOLATION, has been asked by the Cal
ifornia Cattlemen's association regard
ing holding a convention at Salt Lake
October %, 20 and 30.
The joint cost Of operation of thu
bureau Of biological survey, United
States department of agriculture, anC
of the Utah state livestock board, dhr
ing the year ended June 30, 1920, wal
$117,31512. or this amount, the gov
esnment paid $41,7O7.33.
The quality OF tomatoes In Webe
county is better this year than an!
time heretofore, due to the fact tina
me farmers are cooperating with thu
farm bureau and canning company ex
perts have found tomato OF superio
quality which can be harvested before
the first killing frost.
If the % per cent increase In freigh
rates authorized by the interstate com
merce commission Is allowed to be
come effective In Utah it Will have
very serious effect on the mining In
dustry OF the state, the public utilize
commission was told by some OF IN
most prominent Of the active mine OF
erators. ~
While sitting In an automobile a
Bingham, Mrs. Julia E. Esgar, IL year
of age, was the victim of a peculia
accident when the car broke loos
from it's moorlngs and coasted down
hill, turned turtle and threw Mrs. rs
gar out with such violence tnat Sc
we're scalp wound and internal inJure
resulted.
HI Borst has been eXtradlted frol