Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-06-11
UTAH STATE NEWS

raise cane.
The artificial ice plant at Brigham
City began operation last week. The
capacity is about seven tons day.
George Scott, OF Lakeview, is
charged with having attacked Golden
Taylor with hoe as a result of a
quarrel over irrigation.
Tuesday, June 10, is to be consider
ed half holiday at Salt Lake, that
the people Of that section may cele-
brate American Legion day.
Forty-eight cars OF cattle, totaling
1900 head, from the San Rafael coun-
try were shipped from Green River
last week t. North Dakota and Colo
RADIO.
Nick Obllzalo and Steve Maslich,
convicted of the murder OF Marco
Lauss on August of last year, have
been sentenced to be executed on
August 3, next.
Members of the Utah County Bar
association held meeting ut Provo
at which Ii was decided to close their
offices each Saturday afternoon for
the summer months.
Construction work on the Ogden
plant Of the United States Wool COM
pany will be rushed to completion and
the plant will be ready for operation
by the spring of 1921
Unusual preparations are going for
ward by the state board of examiners
for nurses for the examination to be
held In the house Of representatives
hall at the capitol building July 1, 2
and 3.
Upwards OF 10000 teachers, school
superintendent and school board men,
bers are expected to gather In Salt
Lake July to attend the annual meet
Ing Of the National Education as
ISOLATION.
The Salt Lake branch Of the Ameri-
can Institute of Banking will hold
summer outing at Saratoga Springs
June %. About 600 persons, including
the banking men and their friends, will
participate.
Approval of several hundred appli-
cations of disabled soldiers for voca-
tional training Is to follow the arrival
In Salt Lake of the travelling case
board Of federal vocational training
service on June Is.
Representatives of interurban rail-
roads were before the state board OF
equalization and assessment last week
to make formal protest regarding the
increased assessment made against
their properties by the board.
At the instance of Senators w. Fl.
King and Reed SmOOt Of Utah. the
federal reserve board has telegraphed
to the federal reserve bank at San
Francisco asking that they advance
money upon the new wool clip.
While assisting a gang Of men In re-
moving a large tree at Ogden, Nathan
II. Woods, aged IS, was killed. A rope
with which the men were guiding the
tree In its fall caught Mr.. Woods
about the head and broke his neck.
Former President william Howard
Taft was the speaker ~ a dinner
given by the Bonneville club at Salt
Lake on June 5. Mr.. Taft is on a tour
of the country preaching the needs for
and the requirements Of Americanism.
With $62JO subscribed to cover eX-
penses, II IL assured the Utah Agri-
cultural College Glee club of Logan
will accompany the Rotary club dele
gates To the international convention
of Rotary clubs 10 be held in Atlantic
City.
county, Is higher than for many years.
Flood waters are running over some
farming lands and meadows and cut
ting the stream bed somewhat, al
though no serious damage thus far has
resulted.
An invitation has been extended to
the Utah branch of the League of
Women Voters To send representatives
TO attend the convention of the Inter
national Council of Women, which will
be held at Christiania, Norway, Sep
TENDER 10 16
First steps in the state of Utah in
for the 300th anniversary
Of the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers
will be made AT the summer session
of the University of Utah when al
class, essentially for high school
teachers In pagent and pageant writ
ing, will be formed.
While the revenue to be collected by
the state of Utah through the motor
vehicle license tax will this year reach !
a total never before attained, and has
already passed the record total of last
year. there Is now little doubt in the
minds OF state officials that IL will this |
year be unequal to the extraordinary
demands made upon II.
Melting snow revealed the bodies of
Henry w. Clays and John Howry 600
yards from the headquarters OF the
Peruvian Consolidated mine ut Alta, !
when they were discovered by w. Nj. /
Davis after they had been buried since
March under hundreds OF tons OF /
snow and rock which caught them In |
a slide as they were leaving the mine,