Brief Law and Motion Session Sifts Bank Case and Defaults
Judge Cox presided a brief law and motion session in district court on Monday to rule on demurrers fault matters and set cases for the next term opening August 1. Exminer Parley E. Anderson testified on the Bank of Iron County liquidation exp exp and expenses while meals and lodging were disallowed. Baldwin Piano Co v J L Bess and Jos R Webster won a default judgment for 517 dollars plus interest and costs and attorney fees. Utah v Ernest Murte continued to back page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
District Court
the Baldwin Piano Co
Vf J. L. Bess and
Jos. R. Webster
State of Utah
Ernest Murte
Chamber Of Commerce Names Two Committees
The Farowan Chamber of Commerce formed two special committees at Friday night’s meeting. One will discuss staging a county fair in Cedar City this fall, chaired by Wilford Day with four others. The second, led by George S. Smith, will craft a plan to advertise local attractions including the Gap helioglyphics and nearby canyon sites to boost tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farowan Chamber of Commerce
Cedar City
Wilford Day
R. L. Fenton
P. A. Clark
Arthur Joseph
W. Clair Rowley
Clark Orton
Cedar Group
George S. Smith
George Chilton
Panguitch Lake
Navajo Lake
Parowan
Postage Rate Changes Announced by Postmaster
Postmaster P A Clark announces postage rate changes effective July 6 aligning with new tax rules. First class letters rise to 3 cents per ounce, Air Mail set at 50 cents for the first ounce and 15 cents for each additional ounce, local post cards unchanged, and Parcel Post rates delay until October. Rulon Lyman loses part of a finger at the farm while lowering pipe into a well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Clark
Rulon Lyman
Bank Examiner Submits Three Months Expense for Bank Liquidation
Parley E. Anderson, in charge of liquidating the Bank of Kion County, filed his three month expense account covering March 1 to June 1. Total claimed was 1412.56 with meals at restaurants $77.48 disallowed. March meals 28.42 and April 39.05 trimmed. Receipts refunds reduced cash outlay. main costs were examiner and assistant salaries, attorney fees, and outside legal opinion. The account notes prior partial salaries from the Bank of Southern Utah and overall reductions expected as the bank has been closed six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Iron County
Parley E. Anderson
C. E. Norton
Elizabeth
Bank of Kion County
Cox
Bank of Southern Utah
Draper
W. M. Parker
Suit Filed Against Mortensens Over $200 Note
Py SUIT FILED W H Hadlock acting for the Bank of Iron County filed suit during the week against Elwood John and Joseph R Mortensen on a $200 note only part paid. Plaintiff also sought a writ of garnishment to seize funds alleged due from the State of Utah for road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hadlock
Bank of
Iron County
Elwood, John
Joseph R. Mortensen
Utah
Commissioner Adams Attends Southern Utah County Meet
H. L. Adams, chairman of Iron County Commission, represented Iron County at a Richfield gathering of twelve Southern Utah boards of county commissioners. The meeting, called by Associated Civic Clubs, sought state road aid changes to favor force account work over contracts to spread local employment. Adams called the session harmonious and optimistic for results. Commissioners Williams and Levy were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
H. L. Adams
Board of County Commissioner
Iron County
Richfield
Boards of County Commissioners
Utah
Associated Civic Clubs
State Road Commission
Williams
Levy
Plans Complete For Celebration Of Fourth
Community Fourth of July plans are nearly finished with a daybreak salute and flag raising at sunrise. A public meeting is planned for 11 a.m. with band music under Mr. Peterson. Afternoon sports for children and potential ball games for adults are being arranged, with a main dance likely in town and a midnight Parawana frolic at 12 05 a.m. on Monday.
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Peterson
Officers Seize Beer From Dancegoers Near Parawana Pavilion
Deputy Sheriff L. J. Adama and City Marshal Ularreli Dalton halted several cars on a canyon bridge as youths en route to a Parawana pavilion dance. They confiscated beer and whiskey found in vehicles, with some flasks tossed from cars. One car yielded nine flasks, deemed strong evidence of intent to sell. Names of Cedar City youths not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Adama
Ularreli Dalton
Parawana Pavilion
Cedar City
Trison Inspector Tours Local Jail For Federal Prison Suitability
U S inspector of the Bureau of Prisons Mr R LaDow from Los Angeles visited the local jail to judge if it can hold federal prisoners. He complimented the county and city on condition of the jail and suggested a favorable report. He noted localities with suitable jails may receive federal prisoners and payment for their keep. Walter Clark of Ion Canyon visited for dental work. he works at the Park by the Utah Parks Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ¥. LaDow
U.S
Bureau of Prisons
Los Angeles
Nlo
LaDow
Ptme
Walter Clark
Ion Canyon
Walter
The
Utal Parks Co
School Board Adopts Budget For This Year
The Cedar City school board approved the 1992 1933 budget at a special meeting. Expenditures total 144 96.65 with 96 661.10 for operating costs and the rest debt service. A 12.5 mill levy is proposed for school purposes to fund the plan.
Democrats at Chicago Nominate Roosevelt
The Democratic Party at the Chicago convention nominated Franklin D. Roosevelt, then Governor of New York, for the U S presidency to oppose Herbert Hoover. The result reflected the second and fourth ballot decisions, naming Roosevelt as the party’s nominee for November.
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McAdoo
California
Texas
New York
Democratic Party
Chicago
Franklin B. Roosevelt
New York State
United States
Herbert Hoover
Democrats Push Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment
The Democratic platform at Chicago calls for repealing the eighteenth amendment and proposes a constitutional amendment after state conventions. The plank supports temperance goals, allows beer and other beverages under constitutional limits, and urges federal to help states control intoxicants. Roosevelt leads with Garner strong in California and Texas. final vote nears nominating Roosevelt against Smith as convention continues.
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Democratic Party
Chicago
Platform Committee
Congress
Heopublicans
Roosevelt
Wm. G. McAdoo
Smith
Sesson
McAdoo
California
Garner
Texas
Brill
New York
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Roogevelt
Ritchie
Repeal
Rum
Lion
Murray
Byrd
Traylor
Waite
Reed
Ole
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Chamber of Commerce
Examiner
Oither
the Times
Trison
School
Way
Ford Trucking Co
Salt Lake City
Una Petersen
Circleville
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Intermountain
Lloyds
Tvo
Foster and
Corry
Maeser Dalley
Arthur Gardner
G. O. Largon
Democrats
Ballota
Igs
Richie
White
Rogers
Baker
Paul M. Adams
Higut
Ruoserett
Alfred J. “Auith
Cactus Jack” Garner
Texago
Nex
Nuerton D. Baker
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