Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-09-15

OkuSus-1flIUi VI IOllCo NuEtin IL
Alison closed oil games of chance that
attempted to operate in the city In
connection with the Wild West show.
Ogden.--Mrs. 4. L. Coupler Ia In the
Dee hospital, suffered from injuries
alleged to have been inflicted by her
husband, t. l.. Coupler, 43. former
insurance agent
Salt Lake.--A reduction fare of one
and one-thlrd the cost Of the regular
round trip fare vii be established
from points on the Union Pacific sys.
tenn In Utah to Salt Lake for the state
fair this year.
Price.--Miss Nettle Potter, 10 years
Of ag,,. and Miss Leah Pace, IS, both
OF rico, were injured in an auto ac-
cident on the Price.Helper road near
Gunderson's. Miss Potter suffered
broken collarbone and Miss Pace suf.
fered severely sprained back.
Ogden.-Royal Heed Shupe IL years
old, son of Boyd Shupe of Huntsville.
was accidentally shot and killed by
mis- brother, Junlus, II. while they
we're hunting chickens at the head Of
Bower canyon, about thirty miles from
! Ogden.
Monticello.-Leroy Stevens. found
guilty by jury Sunday of involuntary
granddaughter In connection with the
deaths of George and Charles Brad.
ford near here several months ago,
was sentenced to an undetermined
to ter years by Judge Dllworth Wool.
ley In the district court.
Richfield.--Ezra Stevens, convicted
Of murder in the second degree at Kan.
alb and sentenced TO fifteen years In
the state prison by Judge Erickson.
passed through Rlchfield on his way
to prison. Stevens who is ~ years
of age, shot and killed hia son.in-law,
Andrew Sler, So, ut Mt. Carmel, after
nm alteration over money matters.
Salt Lake.-Governor Charles r
Mabey has received from the depart.
ment Of agriculture check for $50,
1915. the states portion of the re-
ceipts from national forests for the
fiscal year ending June 80. The iarg
est amount Is from the Manti fores,
| IF $754220.
Salt Lake.-Foreign corporations In
Utah to the number Of fifty who are
transacting business in the state will
have summons served upon them by
the corporation department OF the gee.
rotary of state calling attention tic
the fact that their charte.s in the state
have expired by reason If the failure
of the organizations to pay the annual
license for permits to transact bust.
ness in Utah.
Ogden.-Imnediae steps will be tax.
en- oy the police department to rid the
city OF number of undesirable soft
drink parlOrs which have been traf.
Ticking in liquor. 1t was announced
at the city hall following the confer.
ence Of mayor Frank Francis and City
Commissioners A. +. Larson an6 o. Il.
Madison with Chief Of Police Curtis l..
Allison. The drive Oil the bootlegers
and rum shops, 1t was announced, will
begin at once by the members OF tho
police department The city commits.
son intends TO revoke the licenses OF
places whose proprietors have been
convicted of violating the prohibition
aw.
Salt Lale.-The Utah state board Of
pardons will hold meeting Saturday
September % at the Utah state prison
Salt Lake--VictOr Peterson, rail
way striker, was shot and seriously
wounded by strike breaking negro
Woods Cross.-The Woods Cross
plant of the Woods Cross Canning ON
pany will open for tomato packing foi
the first time in three years.
Farmington.-At meeting of the
board of education the dhte of openinf
the schools of Davis county was fixed
1T September IS. 1t is expected thai
he enrolment will be unusually large
especially in high school.
Salt Lake.--The Utah tax commits
sion has adjourned to meet again IL
October, at which time further con
sideratlon will be given of the worl
Thich has been before the commits
sion and the special plans which hay,
been worked out by Professor Bullock
expert from Harvard university.
Salt Lake.--The Horseshoe Pitch
ers' association of Utah viii hold
tournament mt the coming state fair
The association has sent out letter u
the various counties requesting tba
some representative of the horseshO
pitchers In the county organize
club with view OF selecting tn
champion pitcher OF the county t
enter the state contest.