Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-22
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

| Provo.-At spirited and largely at
tended meeting OF the Utah County
Fish and Game Protective association.
II was Overwhelmingly decided TO
work against the proposed change in
the state laws raising the salary Of
the fish and game commissioners from
$4,000 to $4,000 per year.
Ogden--Prize stock from the nation
ial stock show held at Chicago VIII be
shown at the fourth annual Ogden
livestock show to be held here from
Jan. 2 to o. according 60 Secretary
Richards. all western states are repre-
scented In the list of entries for the
show and from the interest manifest
ed he predicts this will be banner
year.
Salt Lake City.-Hampstire sheep
owned by Mrs. Minnie w. Miller OF
fSalt Lake from the Thousand Springs
Farm, Wendell, Idaho, won practically
all the honors In that class at the In
ternational Livestock show at Chicago.
The exhibition OF the Salt Lake
woman won both champion ram and
eve as we'll as seven first places and
two silver cups.
Provo.--After Jan. 2, 1929. It will
vehicle after dark on any Of the roads
In Utah county without lighted lamp
or lantern that shall be visible from
front and from the rear. An ordin-
anee to this effect was passed by the
Utah county commission and will 60
into effect on Jan. 2. 1923.
Salt Lake Clty-The state Bank of
Kane has been more than n per cent
liauidated TO date with the probability
that the ultimate recovery to deposit
tor will be 100 per cent, according to
3 report given to the state bank com.
missioner.
Lshi-Ths pumping plant at the
aorth end OF Utah lake. at tho source
Of the Jordan river, will be endanger-
ID next spring II present. high water
conditions continue, according to en-.
yineers reports
Salt Lake City.-The originality and
daring Of an automobile bandit re-
ported to have held up Mrs. William
]. Clark. in Liberty park In broad day
light. has astounded the police The
'obber obtained bills and jewelry to
he extent Of SHES, IL ia declared.
Salt Lake City.-Farmers who sold
their beets to the Utah-Idaho Sugar
company, are to get neat little
Christmas gift amounting to approx
lmately $500, 900, according TO the an.
nouncement Of the company In the
purchase OF beets by the company
the growers were guaranteed SIS and
$3.50 ton In Utah and Idaho. respec-
lively. but the contracts contained
profit-sharing clause. based upon the
price OF sugar.
Salt Lake City.-Efforts OF Mrs. A.
v. Henderson. to stimulate the fire
which she had started in the kitchen
stove at her home resulted In an ex-
plosion which may cause her death.
The kitchen and dIning-room OF tho
house were badly wrecked
Salt Lake City.--Since tho establish
meat OF the school Of Commerce and
Finance at the University Of Utah sir
years ago, tho enrolment of this de.
partasat has Increased 400 per cent.
One hundred twenty-slx students en-
tered N 1e17: the present year shows
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Lsgan.-County Game Warden Ten
Sesheizer and sheriff Miles Petersen,
caught three Indians from the Wash
axle reservation In Boxeiaer county
shooting deer In Logan canyon. The
names Of the Indians were not Sc
cured by the officers who released
their men upon their promise to re-
turn for trial. The Indians had killed
nine deer and had takes the CHOICES
cuts OF meat only.
ogden.-Repiying to DIR. T ID. Beatty
secretary OF the state beard who has
succeeded In having the Weber county
JAN condemned as unsanitlry, the CO.
commission declare that the health
official "knew nothing about the sub
ject Of which he was talking" A fet-
ter signed by Commissioners Skeen,
Childs and Green and sent to the state
board OF health condemns DR.. Beatty
for his actions and utterances.
salt Lake City.-Iiepeai OF tbs iqce.
terminate sentence law and restoration
Of fixed penalties for feIonious crimes
win be asked OF the Fifteenth iegisia