Animal College Trip to Zion Canyon
\ four o'clock Friday, October
*^ 11, a crowd of college students
boarded cars for Zion Canyon. At
8 o'clock the truck drove up to a
huge bon fire just below and south
of Angel's landing. Of course it re-ceived
a...
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
MINERSVILLE-ITS FOUNDING AND HISTORY
Imagine, if you 'can, coming -down* the canyon and viewing this valley prior to its settlement. The river fol-lowed much the same course as it does today, with a few scattered cottonwood trees to...
Mon. June 6, 1898: Ther. 8-20, 68º. 1-18 pm 80º. Wea. clear. We hauled three loads of hay this evening, Jake & I worked in the garden in the forenoon Tuesday 7: Ther 8-am. 69º, Wea. clear. I worked some in the garden, hoeing up weeds and...
Tues. June 14, 1898: Ther. 7-45: 70º. Wea. light clouds I worked on a crayon picture of Anna this forenoon also hoed a few weeds out of the garden. We hoed 32 rows of cane the first that we planted this spring. Wednesday 15: Ther. 8-10 am....
Mon. July 4, 1898: Ther. noon 80º., Wea. cloudy sultry The Springdale band serenaded us at day brake. I worked on my camera a while then took an exposure or two of us boys also tried to take the picture of Aunt Jane’s baby. pictures all...
Mon. July 18, 1898: Ther. hot. Wea. clear I helped Johny, Dan & Jake hoe flour corn this fore noon and painted a crayon picture of Joseph in the afternoon. Tuesday 19: Ther. warm Wea. some clouds south wind hoed a few weeds went to town and...
Mon. Jan. 22, 1900: Ther. 33., 60., Wea. Clear I took a barrel of molasses to Springdale for G. Hicks. Then got about 200 grape cuttings. Our Dramatic club met here (at Oakcreek) for practice. Tuesday 23: Ther. 42., 62., L.V. 4-52 pm Wea. thin...
Fri. July 22, 1901: Ther. Warm., Wea. Threatening pm The weeds are pretty good here so it makes herding an easy job. I herded between camp and the creek. Mr. Paxton came and brought me a letter from home, and brought some few supplies, he went to...
March 7 . 1 9 1 4 . . .Mayor suggested that the City Park be plowed and reseeded with orchard grass. No action. April 2. 1914.. .On motion Councilman Thorley, the item of South and West Field, owing the City $38.28 for several years, was stricken...
1 , 1920 for t h e following: 1. $9000 to install a modern a n d complete s t r e e t lighting system, owned a n d controlled b y t h e 2. $14,000 for establishing a n d improving t h e City City. Park. 3. $50,000 for increasing, improving,...
Mr. Shay, in behalf of the Railroad Company asked that the sewer system he completed a s soon a s possible; the completion of the system being essential in connection with the Railroad Company Buildings. M r . Alma Esplin, Iron County Agent,...
Grade milk be sold in Cedar City: Daniel M . Jones. Irissa Nelson, Fay Dix. John Lundell, Loretta B. Riddle, Newell Wasden, Fernleigh Gardner, LaRue Ford, Cleo Dix. Dr. Reed Farnsworth, Afton Parry. Ada B . Leigh, and Truman Rollins. Action: To...
March 15. 1 9 5 6 . . .Bids for a new water line, from Main Street to 400 East. were opened. The bid was for 2,000 feet of 8" pipe. J . V. Adams and Chester Parry bid $1.460. which was accepted by the Council. April 5. 1956.. . D . C. Schmutz met...
so rank that the husbandman wiil have about as much trouble to clear it off and prepare for another crop as to cultivate it as above mentioned. Some of t h s growth of weeds wiii be ten or twelve feet high. 1 have been into the fields to observe...
and they were cooked in every way the women could contrive. Thus the day was saved. This event was no less miraculous than the 'mama' of ancient Israel. Broughton wrote that the year of 1892 was a most desperate one, flour was not to be bought. The...