Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-06-09

Brigham City.--Audrey Larsen. the
eyear-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Larsen. fell down the steps Lead
Ing to the basement, with the result
that she suffered slight concussion
Of the brain, deep cut on her head
and was otherwise bruised. The child
was playing with other children and
did not notice the open cellar door.
Layton-The Davis and Weber Coun-
lies Canal company's canal has been
rleared of the great landslide suffi-
'iently 30 that head Of water In ex-
less of 300 second feet Is now running
In the canal.
Delta.-M. NJ. Steele Jr., returned
from Los Angeles where ne has been
IN conference with the Auto Club of
Southern California with refernce TO
the matter of having the Grand Gen.
trail highway logged. The CLUB agreed
TO have the road logged from Ely,
New to Santaquin, in this state, and
20 use its own signs along the way.
The road is already logged from Los
Angeles to Ely.
Salt Lake.-This city Is defendant In
5000 damage action filed In the dis
trct court by Hannah Lundquist. She
alleges that she broke her arm and
suffered various other injuries the
night of December 81, 1921, when she
ripped on sunken sidewalks ON Park
way avenue. The complaint alleged
mat the sidwalk was in such danger.
Gus condition TINT warning lights
should have been placed on 1t and
pedestrians notified not to walk on Il.
salt lAake.-The Lund-Cedar City
highway has been accepted by the
commissioners of Iron county and the
contractors released, having turned the
road over to the county.
Salt Lake.--Coal produced In Utah in
1870, according to compilation made
by G. A. Allen, chief mine inspector for
the federal government and for the
state industrial commission, was 1920.
40 tons, which was produced by 1868
men. who worked underground on the
average. and was handled on the sur
lace by an average of 931 men. a total
engaged In producing the tonnage
named of 4494 men.
Salt Lake.--One hundred thousand
sheep have been shorn In Uinta coun.
Sy this year, according to Thomas Red.
nond, state sheep inspector, who has
returned from two weeks trip In that
section of the state. The largest num-
Der were sheared at the Banana
shearing plant and at Watson.
Lehi.-Strenuous protest against a
reported expedition to kill pelicans
nj herons on the west shores OF Utah
lake was made to the state game CON-
missioner's office by members of the
Coopers club and the Audubon society.
Salt Lake.. o. Prest. aviator fly
ing from Buffalo, N. Y, to Alaska and
Siberia, arrived ut Woodward field
from Rock Springs, Wyo.
Salt Lake.-The fourteenth annual
convention OF the Utah Bankers as.
sociation will he held here June 16 and
II on invitation of the Salt Lake clear
Ing house by It's president, Charles s.
Burton, and the Commercial club by
its president, r. C. Schramm.
TT. douglas Major George s., Gay,
fed artillery, has been relieved from
'luty as student officer ut the field ar.
tillery school at Camp Bragg and Or
rered to Salt Lake about June 20 for
duty as military instructor at the I'm
iversity of Utah.
Panguitch-Alany college professors
and scientists are expected to visit
Bryce canyon this season.
Salt Lake City.--Warm days have
maintained flood stages in the noun.
thin streams, and more or less dam
age has resulted TO roads and bridges
according 10 the weather. crop and
range bulletin for Utah issued by thu
Salt Lake weather bureau. Cool nights
have continued to retard crop growth
The planting OF sugar beets. potatoes
and other truck il nearly completed
and some are coming up nicely. High
winds have depleted the mOistuse n
the farm soils and rains would he help
full in many places. Fruit Is develop
Ing slowly but satisfactorily. Live
stock and the ranges are in good con
ditlOn.
FillmOre-A vigorous battle agalns
weeds throughout Willard County i
being conducted with good results.
Delta-Delta and Fillmore people
who for some time have been busy go
curing the railroad right OF way he
1--WE n the two tOWns, have secured thu
same from nearly all the land owners