Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-11-17
News Notes
From All Parts Of
UTAH

car track five miles out of the state
capital, one of the rear tires and rims
dropped off his auto. He brought his |
car to stop. but just then a man
from the south In another car picked |
up the tire and rim and sped away. !
Ogden--Two men described as being |
about 20 years of age, held up and |
robbed o. Nagata, proprietor OF G. |
Grant Avenue noodle parlor. The two |
men entered the noodle parlor. had a |
bowl OF noodles and then walked to
the cash register where each drew a |
gun and compelled the proprietor TO
hold up his hands.
Salt Lake City--Three man and two |
women were arrested by the federal !
officers Thursday upon suspicion of
being involved in white slavery plot
In San Francisco. According to the
police, dark handkerchiefs, masks and
overalls were found in the possession
Of the men and the gang Is also under
suspicion of having some connection
WIN EtStul SlISOt uoluupos
Salt Lake Clty.--Proposals to furn-
lsh the state with taxpayers state
ments and assessment rolls and for
the printing of the bills and other
matter for the legislative and also the
printing OF the departmental reports
were opened by the department OF II.
nance and purchase Thursday.
Salt Lake Clty.--C. ID, Kicher. vice
president. and Il. Il. Winstrom. sec
rotary of the defunct Fist National
Bank OF Myton. indicted on several
counts of violating the federal bank
ing statutes in connection with their
management OF the institution, were
acquitted Wednesday by jury In the
United States district court.
Fairview-Through an order OF the
public utilities commission, the Fair
view municipal power plant has been
| authorized to increase its rates l cent
per kilowat hour for residence service
and 10 per cent on the flat lighting
rate.
Salt Lake.-Twenty-on loans az
gregating more than $1,000 from state
school land grant funds on improved
farm lands were approved Thursday
by John II, Oldroyd, state land COM
| missioner.
Provo.--The Union Pacific railroad
company has reduced the freight rates
on potatoes from Utah shipping points
| east, according to William M. Roy
lance, local produce shipper. The rate
| will be effective Novmber 81, accord
ing to report from j. A. Reeves, gen
eral freight agent OF the Union Pa.
clfic.
Cedar Clty-After days without
food, two herds of II. w. Bulloch's
sheep finally reacnel Cedar valley.
They looked lllOe the end of a hard
winter.
Salt Lake City.--The Gunnison VAL
ley Sugar company dlsbursed Friday
to It's beet growers approximately
100000, covering October deliveries
OF beets.
Salt Lake City-The state school
office sent out letter to district sup
erinendents Saturday, urging support
Of the Christmas seal sale conducted
by the Utah Public Health association.
Ogden. - An attempted wholesale
jailbreak at the county Jail was frus.
trated by Sheriff Il. ID. Pincock and
deputies Friday, when FIJI. Martin
and Frank Ryan. prisoners, were dis.
covered saving bars, many OF which
had been cut.
Salt Lake City-Ten members OF
the national guard OF Utah are taking
examination under tho direction OF
Professor Mosiah Hall of the state
school office for appointment to West
Point military academy.
salt Lake Clty.-What 10 Sald 10 DC
the first conviction under the state
law against the selling OF wild game
was secured Friday before City Judge
Ben Johnson when j. Bogis vas sen
tnced to pay fine of 500 for the
selling OF wild ducks. The sale Is al
lodged to have been made in Salt Lake
City on November 7.
Salt Lake City.--Fumes from tn
eyhause Of an automobile they were
running in a closed garage nearl!
hrught death by asphyX!ation L
Grant Miles and Richard Buttery Tues
day. They were both found uncon
scious and received by the shrdlu VI
Ici0us and revived by prlmotors.
Birds and Animals Externinated.
Louis Agnsslz Fuertes the well
knOwn naturalist, says that about aft,