Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-03-26
UTAH STATE NEWS

mately NlJO,OOO rs to be erected at
Logan.
The State Council of Carpenters
convention was held at Logan on
March 10
Salt Lake is to have one of the best
golf courses west of the Mississippi
river at a cost of 100000.
The matter of removing unsightly
telephone poles from the streets is
under discussion at Logan.
sSalt Lake is to be on the line of an
Ather big transcontlnental flight and
rs to be one of the controls.
About fifty farmers from the north
ern part of Davis county are planning
10 form an irrigation district.
Snow in the mountains west of Price
ranges in depth Of 1S to SO inches
aud from 20 to 30 feet in the canyons.
Seventy-seven births and twenty.
seven deaths were recorded in Salt
Lake City during the week ending
March II.
Four hundred and fifty-eight new
members joined the Salt Lake Com
mercial club as result of the recent
drive for new members.
Some Salt Lake Boy Scout may go
to England in August, If the national
conference of the scouts to he held
in New York March - SO decides.
Headquarters for the financial cam
paign OF the Interchurch World move
ment have been opened at Salt Lake,
with !. III. Masters of Provo in charge.
A road program has been adopted
which will mean the expenditure of
more than 100000 in Willard county
this year on state highway improve
ment.
The city board of education met with
the teachers at Provo one night last
week and presented salary budget for
the year 1920-21 which, after being
discussed, was accepted.
That the bandit killed at Brigham
City three weeks ago is William Con.
,dro Is the assertion of u special agent
of the bureau of criminal Identified.
ton at Leavenworth, Kans.
Uintah county will not only carry
out the road program outlined by the
state road commission, but will also
carry out program on the county
roads in that section of the state
Organization of the field force of the
federal prohibition department in Utah
with possibility of Salt Lake being
named as q substation In connection
with the Denver office, is expected.
Despondent from no known cause
Bruce $. Cramer, aged 80, president Of
the Cramer-Kay Machinery company
committed suicide i'm his office at Sal
lake, using small calibre revolver.
The Salt Lake Commercial club trad,
extension tour through Idaho, begin
n week to ten days, in order that sew
eral additional towns may be visited
1t is estimated that 300 coyotes ant
46 other predatory animals wer,
caught in Utah last year. BY KILN!
these animals at least $4,000 wa
saved farmers of the state, II is esti
mated.
"I'm no good In this world and Tn
tired OF living" said Cedric Williams
IS years Old of Ogden following al
attempt at suicide. The boy, who is {
cripple, shot himself, but 1t is believed
he will recover.
In fixing upon the amount of none!
necessary to run the various depart
ments of the city of Ogden for thu
year, S10S,000 has been chopped iron
the estimate expenditures, according
TO statement issued.
Spanish Fork has contracted for |
chemical fire engine of the latest maxi
for the use of the fire department
1t is n triple combination, chemical
hose ladder and pump auto truck of q
horsepower and costs S9250.
A reservoir to cost at least S25000
is being planned by the Hyrum Irrl
CATION company. The new project vii
be In east canyon near Avon and vii
irrgate 1000 acres of Hyrum land ant
1000 acres of Paradise land
With the words to his wife, II al
going upstairs and take long rest,
Adolph Young, 50 years old, went t
his room in his home in Ogden am
shot himself through the temple, ii
had been in poor health for some time
1t is probable that between 1900
and $4,000 acres in BoXelder count
will be planted to sugar beets thi
season. The yield from this acreag
would be between 10000 and 10000
tons of beets under favorable cOndi
tions.
Blame for the freight derailment a
Beppo, which resulted I'm damages t
equipment amounting to nearly $1,000
has been placed upon three member
Of the train crew, according to al
nouncement from the Southern Pacifl
office. 3
While working in the firebOX of
locomotive, which they were repairin
at the Western Pacific shops at Went
over, Gus Pappas and j. Il. Hodso
We're scalded to death when the sta