The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23
THE UTAH BUDGET

heBlSlI dliOH III lHO -NCPhl hihh
school is double that of year ago,
same day. The prospects for ban
ner year are good
Nephi Settler, a miner who was
crushed between two cars at the
Daly-Judge mine at Park City, died
in Salt Lake hospital.
Utah is to have the finest exhibit
at the Omaha Land show, from Dc
tober 16 to 2S. inclusive, that has ever
been made by western state at any
land show.
Following a domestic quarrel, Mrs.
Goldie Fosgate of Salt Lake at
} tempted suicide, taking strychnine,
and at last reports was not yet out
of danger.
Amateur burglars broke into the
postoffice at Eden twelve miles east
Of Ogden last week, and got away
with $5.S5 in cash and two dozen
pocket knives.
In drunken frenzy Richard Friend
arrested at Bingham Canyon, dislodged
the bath tub at the Bingham Jail and
tore out the plumbing so as to cause
a veritable flood of the first floor OF
the building.
Ben E. Reynolds was painfully in
jured at the Larson sawmill, near Mt
Pleasant, when his foot was caught
, in rapidly revolving buzz saw. The
saw cut it's way about half through
the member.
In the presence of many high church
dignitaries the new Latter-day Saint
, chapel Just completed by the Clear
field ward at cost of $11,500 was
dedicated on the 18th by President
Joseph F. Smith.
| Seven burglars attempted to carry
> away the entire stock of Kaysville
| store one night last week. They were
: discovered at work, however, and es-
) capped in opposite directions with
about 5000 worth of mems furnish
: ings.
t Utah county Is the owner Of a
d pair of the most beautiful Clydesdale
6 mares in the state. They are being
put into shape to be exhibited at the
state fair. The mares are three
years old and weigh 100 pounds
each.
Frank B. Harris, 17.year-old Og-
den boy who lost an arm while work
Ing in laundry, and sued the COM
Z pany for $4,000, has been awarded
n $4,000 by the supreme court. The
S boys right arm was twisted off at the
Q elbow.
e Manufacturers of Ogden are report.
II ed to be somewhat alarmed lest coal
q famine be experienced there the com.
/ ing winter. Visits to the local coal
:. yards reveal the fact that there Is con-
e siderable fuel on hand, but that lit
e tie is being shipped in.
! With the good crops which are be-
q ing harvested there is more of an
l. optimistic feeling in Utah county than
/ at any time for the past year and pre-
parations are being made for the cree.
I ton of many new buildings and max
u ing other improvements.
] ctual construction work on the
T's'a road from Nephi to the north
arn boundary of Juab county, began
list week, when a number oil
! teams were put to work preparing
u the ground for the layer of shale with
which 1t will be surfaced.
2 Discouraged with life because, it i.
=. alleged, her husband had begun drink
. ing heavily and had commenced abus
ing her, Mrs. Alice Lee, twenty-five
R, years of age, wife of a Salt Lake rea
estate man, committed suicide Sun
n day night shooting herself.
There is a possibility that the riga
arm of Minnie Courts, which wa
er crushed and burned when it wal
i drawn into hot msngle at Sal
7c Lake laundry, will not be amputated
" There is a possibility OF saving tn
n arm by a process of skin grating.
re Mrs. Leo knight of Provo Benc
IN was severely injured by the famil
a COW, the animal trampling her an
I'd cutting deep cash over her eye
nj The accident happened when Mrs
Knight went to unite the COW, whic
&c had always been considered gentle.
$ The sugar factory people at Loga
ne have made the announcement tina
ne they Will start the factories on Sci
le TENDER 25, therefore the order fc
70 digging the beets will soon be givel
N Every indication points to the lars
est yield ever known IN the valley
Plans are under consideration rc
If the erection of an agricultural no
IN house at the Bingham Young unive
ne sity at Provo, to be used in connectic
or with the agricultural, arts and trade
m. departments The house as planne
IN will be one of the most complete
the state.
as Although young Theodore Faus
ct. who is under treatment at an Ogde
tie hospital for bullet wound in h
as left breast, sticks to tie story that
", was shot by highwaTman, eviden'
en- has been discovered which tends
the theory that the boy shot himse
Conrad Braasch. aSed So years,
ST salesman for the Murray branch hou
he of the Utah Implement company, 81
ed cided at Murray, Saturday, firing
1 bullet through his right temple. tt
en- dead man left no notes or commul
cation of any kind behind, but it
known ha had hpeu dPsnondanr