Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-05-12

Salt Lake.--Activities OF the school
children went far to make the re.
cent cleanup, paint-up and beautifi-
cation campaign of the Commercial
club success. Report of what was
accomplished by the students has been
visor of artin the school system. STU
dents planted 5,430 trees. 1925 shrubs
and 9,4S6 lawns and flower beds, ac-
cording to statistics collected from the
various schools. They cleaned 9,532
yards and 1923 alleys. Their contri-
button included the planting of 1859
vegetable gardens, the removal of
1855 dead trees or stumps, the paint
ing or repairing of 2.3S6 gates or fenc-
es. the painting and repairing of 2,623
homes, 1855 outbuildings and /, 443
roofs. and the removal OF 25G adver-
Using placards from trees and fences.
MonticellO.--Notice that fractional
township plats have been filed in the
Salt Lake land office was issued by
Gould Il. Blakely. Tie Eewly sur
veyed land IL described as fractional
township 15h south. range u east
and township 16 south, range II east
II is located in San Juan county. The
unappropriated and unreserved por.
lions of this land will be subject to
selection by the state OF Utah for u
period Of sixty days under the rights
IF the act of August Is. 1894. For
period OF ninety-one days following
that period, veterans OF the world war
will have n preference right to the
land unappropriated and after that
date all other qualified persons may
file upon IL under the provisions of
tho public land laws.
Salt Lake.-Teterans of the world
var who have not received their vic
tory medals are invited TO call ut the
| 6tfice of the adjutant general OF Utah
in the state capitol, where the re-
| 1uisite application blanks may be OBJ
tained and where the veterans will
receive assistance in filling them out
| properly.
Salt Lake.--Walter w. Emery, for.
ner clerk at the stateprlson. In whose
| accounts the state auditor discovered
| shortages aggregating more than $1,000
| pleaded guilty to an embezzlemeDt
,harge In City Judge Ben Johnson
court and was sentenced to serve six
months in the county Jail.
Logan.--Professo +. ID. DANES of
! The Agricultural college department OF
history is preparing data for publica-
dion of the history of Cache valley,
which is to he used for study in the
schools of the city and county.
Salt Lake.-(iovernOr Mabey and
che public utilities commission of Utah
nave received from the interstate COM
merce commission copies OF the appli-
cation before the federal board OF the
| Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad
] company for certificate of public
convenience and necessity to con-
| struct a branch line of railroad In Mil.
lard county from its station near Del
Ia 10 Fillmore, thirty-fiye miles dis
tant.
| Price.--B. w. Dalton of Price seeks
franchise to install and operate u
radio telephone system in San Juan.
irand, Emery, Carbon, Utah and Salt
! Lake counties under an application
! made to the public utilities commls.
sion. The petitioner proposes to estab-
I ish q direct communicating line be.
tween the towns of Banding. Monti.
cello. Moab, Thompsons. Sego and
Green River with Price, Provo. Salt
Lake and other Joints.
| Salt Lake.-Goyernor Charles II.
Mabey ID urged to prevent adoption
by educational institutions of the state
| Of policy which would make the op.
Grafton Of a reserve officers training
corps impossible in letter received
| from Major General G. q. Morton,
commanding the Ninth corps area OF
| the army OF the United Stntes.
American Fork.-Storey BENJAMIN
Smith. druggist for the Briggs phar-
| may HNlCy NlCN ~
work. MIR. Smith had been suffering
two or three months from high blood
pressure, but he appeared TO be In
good health until abont ten minutes
before he was stricken. 1t is thought
that the bursting OF blOoi vessel in
his head was the cause of death.
Salt Lake.-The Daughters u Utah
Pioneers hid II meeting In the board
room ut the Ltnte capitol. There was
large atten' nee and much interest
manifested in theannouncement that
IN June !. the anniN ersary OF the birth
of the late President Brigham Young.
ho matter of incorporation woulo
he decided upon by the organization.
Garfled.-JanIes Mason, q years OF