Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-08-26
UTAH AND UTAHNS

w oNNNhN ~ Atitt NuN NtitOlh
ton In Salt Lake City. August 26-2S,
when George A. ("G.w Huff and r. G
CBobo Zuppke will be guests OF
honor. "G" Huff, director of athletics
at University OF Illinois for nearly thlr.
ty years, and Zuppke, famous football
coach and mentor; are representative
OF Illinois supremacy in athletics.
They are Just completing a tour OF
the United States during which the
alumni OF every section have renewed
their acquaintance.
As u feature to the celebration, a
dinner at the Hotel Utah has been
arranged by the executive committee
composed OF Eddy o. Lee, '7s; II. w.
Baum, D5; Wesley e. King, 81. and
q. 9. BROOKS. II.
All "1llini" residing in this section
are requested 10 communicate WIN
Wesley r. King, 30i SO. Main ST
Salt Lake City, stating whether o.
not II will be possible 10 attend.
IL was announced by -. H. Madsen,
state fist and game commissioner Wed.
nesday that the department proposes
to build fish hatchery at an expense
OF approximately $1,000 at some springs
near Glenwood, In SEWER county, six
miles east Of Richfeld. The hatchery
VIII have a capacity of 100000 eggs,
and should be ready for operation by
November TO- Arrangements have been
mado with the Telluride Power com.
pany, which owns the land and also
certain rights on the stream. II is
assured, according to the commissioner,
That the rights of the town OF Glen.
wood and or farmers In the water
or the springs will not be interfered
with.
Franchise and right ~ do business
IN the state OF Utah and capital as
SETS OF the Utah-Idaho Sugar company
will be assessed at $5,OO0,to0, It has
been decided by the county commits.
sioners Of Salt Lake County, and they
have asked the state board Of equal.
0atlon, in ord .r that hearing may be
held on this matter. When an assess.
ment Is thus raised, after having once
been fixed, the law requires that the
interests assessed shall have the pri.
vilege OF entering protet.
Lightning destroyed twenty eight
sheep at Tooele during the past week,
according to the weekly weather, crop
and range bulletin for Utah, issued by
the Salt Lake weather bureau. The
report states that the recent showers
have been beneficial to growing crops
and the lower ranges, though some
damage and delays were reported In
the harvest fields. Some hail damage
occurred
Another suit involving the West
Cache Sugar company is about to be
started, according to report made
public at Logan, Utah Thursday,
complaint having been prepared
against Ernest X. WOolley and other
directors OF the company seeking re.
covery of 100000 alleged to be due
In connection with the sale of sugar.
Hearing of the petition of the BAN
berger Electric railroad, the Salt Lake
d Utah road and the Utah-Idaho
Northern road for an investigation by
the public utilities commission of the
methods used by the power companies
to measure electric energy, which was
scheduled for hearing Wednesday, was
postponed until September II.
After twelve days tour of yellow.
stone park, returning by way of Jack.
sons Hole, 23G Boy Scouts of Salt Lake
reached home Wednesday afternoon in
high spirits and good health. All
agreed that, in spite of some hard.
ships experienced as the result of trans.
portatlon difficulties, the trip was one
never to be forgotten.
ssS
James III. Anderson, collector of in.
ternal revenue Wednesday received
confirmation OF the appointment of Il,
A. Callister as chief field deputy of
the Utah district. Mr.. Callister sue.
ceeded l. N. Hlnckley when the local
office was taken over by the new col.
lector August /.
Mrs. Alice Collins, national historian
OF the Service Star Legion Mrs. f. NJ.
Conroy as delegate and Mrs. Glenna
Felt ar alternate to the national con.
vention to be held In Cleveland, Ohio,
September 13, IA, 10 and 10, will re-
present the Ogden Service Star Legion
according to announcement issued
Wednesday.
Alumni of the University Of Ilh.
nois, men and women, graduates and |
FORMER students, from Utah, Idaho, |
Wyoming, Montana and Nevada, will |
Invade Salt Lake August 20 TO shake |
hands with George A. Huff, director |
OF athletics for the university, and |
Robert c. zupke, football coach.
Weber county commissioners are |
going TO build mile of hard surface |
road I'm tho uastarn nort ~ ,bo oo.,n.,,