Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-23
UTAH STATE NEWS

ton hospital In the near future.
More than $4,000 has been invested
in Thrift stamps by Salt Lake school
children In the last year.
Coal production from the Carbon
county coal field during December In
many instances broke all records.
The seasons campaign of the Brig
ham City sugar factory has just come
To close. after II most successful run.
More than 200 students In various
schools of Ogden will be graduated
To the high school at the graduating
exercises to be held next week.
While rubbing silk material together
in gasoline to clean the cloth, Harry
Schubz, manager of the dry cleaning
department of IN Ogden laundry, was
severely burned.
Mystery still surrounds the parent
age of the baby girl found dead in Il
cellar i'm Salt Lake. The child had
been dead several days when the body
was found In small box.
The Fourth Ward Relief society at
Provo has been presented with city
lot adjoining the lot upon which the
meeting house now stands, the donor
being public spirited citizen.
Following his address at the Tab.
ernacle at Salt Lake General Pershing
shook hands with all those present,
who filed by the speakers stand to
grasp the hand of the visiting general.
William Connolly and +. Z. Maly
have been arrested on the charge of
holding up twenty-five members of the
Cooks and Walters club at Salt Lake,
the bandits securing 5000 of club
funds.
January 10 was the sixty-ninth ami
versary of the granting of charter
to the largest corporation In the state,
the city of Salt Lake. The charter
came from the legislature of the state
of Deseret
Utahns last week began to realize
what the east has felt in the matter
of sugar prices, when the retail price
of sugar. which has remained at II
and Is cents, jumped In many places
TO IL cents pound.
The Provo Fifth ward will soon be
divided into two wards. For long
time the need of such division has
been recognized by the authorities Of
the Utah stake. as the ward now has
a membership of about 1900
That the retail price of sugar should
not go over 14la cents per pound is the
of Fred G. Taylor, general
Of the Amalgamated Sugar
company, In speaking of the recent
sudden jump in the price of sugar.
The first annual dairymens conven.
ton of the Cache county farm bureau
was held January 10 Mt the Utah agr-
cultural college ut Logan. 1t included
two sessions and visit to the barns
and large dairy herds of the college.
Jack Layton, aged A., of Marysvale.
lost his left eye and suffered numerous
cuts and bruises as the result of I'm
explosion at a construction camp near
II Is said he threw box
dynamite caps into Il camp
fire.
Adoption of IA resolution asking the
Utah livestock board to order dipping
of all sheep in Utah at least once IA
year for five years was "A feature of
the official action of the Utah State
association, in session
at Salt Lake
William Davis, rs years OF age, a
resident of Salem, was almost instant
ly killed at Townsend's rock quarry,
near Santaquin. Mr.. Davis was en-
gagged in loading Il car when n large
rock from above fell and struck him on
The back of the neck.
Utah Cattle & Horse Growers ASSOC
citation became n permanent institu-
ton, designed TO further the cattle and
horse industry In Utah, with the clos
Ing of meeting of cattle and horse
growers from all part of the state, held
at Salt Lake last week.
Laura Heusser, of Salt Lake, has
brought suit against l.. X. Hamilton to
recover $4,000 damages for the death
If the plaintiffs husband, Ernest Heus-
ser, fatally shot, il is alleged, on Sep
.ember %, 1919. by Glenn Hamilton,
10 years Of age, son Of the defendant.
Representing efforts OF nearly fifteen
'ears, II check for S2347 go accumulat-
I'd by the Daughters of the Mormon
Battalion has been handed TO the State
If Utah Mormon Battalion monument
commission as contribution to the
'und for the erection OF the Mormon
Battalion monument
Although more than 100000 spar
'ows were killed last year In the cam
,aign conducted by the Salt Lake
'Ounty farm huraou n was 6acidad a a