Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-07
UTAH STATE news

The annual convention OF supervs-
ors of the Fourth forestry district will
be held at Ogden, February to IL.
Tom Hayashi, charged with operat-
ing a still in West Jordan, was sen
teaced to three months in the county
Jail.
= Logan's first auto show will be held
Abruary l, , and 3, according to plans
the Cache Valley Automobile asso-
htion.
- During the last four years 1920 in
elusive, Utah has spent approximate
ly SIT 100000 on roads. This includes
all federal, state and local expendi-
lures.
Arrests for liquor law violations in
Salt Lake increased in 1920 by DBL,
from 462 to 6S3, nearly 80 per cent,
according to the records of the police
department.
l.. Moth Iverson, 20 years of age,
dropped dead in the twenty-first ward
chapel at Salt Lake, after delivering
an address at the service there Sun
day evening.
Twenty-Five carloads of cattle, sheep,
hogs and horses have been entered
thus far for the second annual live
stock show for Ogden, which will be
held January 9, and g.
With simple ceremony at the state
capitol ut noon on January 3 the Re
publicans elected at the last state cleo
ton came into control Of the govern
ment of Utah for the next four years.
The legislative committee OF the
Social Welfare league will recommend
to the state legislature a plan for plac-
ing the Utah Industrial school at Og
den under the state board of educa-
ton.
The cost of building operations in
Salt Lake during the year 1920, ac-
cording to the records of the building
Inspector, amounted to $2,6l2, 34S. This
represents a total Of 800 building per
mits.
Fire losses in Salt Lake for 1920
showed a decrease of $751; ,327.5S as
compared with the losses of 1919. The
fire loss for the year just ended was
less than half Of that the preceding
year.
The United States air mail landing
field at Salt Lake Is doing u monthly
business of approximately $4,000
with Salt Lake business institutions,
according to the monthly bulletin Of
the Commercial club.
The marketing of farm products will
be the central idea to be discussed at
the annual farmers roundup and
housekeepers' conference to be held at
the Utah Agricultural college at Logan
from January 10 to Is.
Grand county, on the eastern Dor
ders of Utah, and containing large
portion of what is sometimes termed
the eastern Utah desert" has the
highest assessed valuation per capita
of population of any county in the
state.
Frederick La Bonde, 6 years of age,
is unconscious, suffering from concus-
sion of the brain, and his brother, Rob
ert, years of age, is suffering from
bad cash under the left eye as Il
result of coasting accident at Salt
Lake.
According to the annual report of
the Salt Lake City emergency hospital,
almost double the cases We're handled
in 1920 as were handled in 1919, eX-
cepting in medical cases, which were
accounted for by the Influenza cpl
demic.
Morris Howe, 10 years of age, of
Ogden, is in jail at Salt Lake, charged
with threatening to kill his brother
in-law, q. w. Ewing, of Salt Lake. 1t
is said Howe was holding II revolver
pointed at Ewings head when officers
interfered.
w. A. Palmer and Herbert Johnston
of the Ogden office of the forest
service, who are at present in Alaska
investigating the question of range for
TIE government herds of reindeer,
have advised Ogden friends that they
will enter team in the dog race from
Candle to Nome
Alleging that he was not present in
the courtroom at Salt Lake when a
jury returned a verdict on June 8,
finding him guilty of third degree
burglary, Stanley Shadow, who is
serving an indeterminate term in the
state prison, has filed an application
for a writ of habeas corpus.
Warrants aggregating $2,236, 666.So
were drawn by the state auditor dur
ing the month of December upon the
different funds Of the state. Included
In this amount Is the payment Of ST.
100000 temporary loan and the semi
annual interest on the bonded indebt-
edness OF the state. This bonded in
debtedness is $S,400,0O0.
Following a hearing, the supreme
court denied a writ of mandate re-
Quirng City Judge w. II. wilkins to
furnish a stenographer for civil case
being tried in his court at Salt Lake.
4 1t was held that the matter was op-
tional with the court as TO whether,
in such instances, stenOgrapher's