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

Of the week.
Cache county creameries and con
iensed milk factories pay the farm
srs of that county $4,000 daily for
their milk and cream.
A party of surveyors is surveying
railroad line for the extension of
the Castle Valley & Southern Utah
road through Emery county.
Grief over the loss of loved ones
by death, caused Samuel Brunton.
aged 81, to suicide at Salt Lake, TAX
Ing large quantity of strychnine.
A burglar who attempted to rob
the home of R. B. Quay, postmaster
at Garfield, was captured by the post
masters son and is now behind the
bars.
The Nephi city council has APP
proved the recommendation made by
the committee ON fire department.
and a chemical engine will be pur-
chased, to cost $500.
The W. C. T. U. of Utah opens u
four-day session in Salt Lake on Sep
TENDER 6, when it is expected there
will be present at least 20 delegates,
from all parts of the state.
Cache county is Utah's derry cen
ter, according to ]. Carlos lambert,
deputy state dairy and food commits
sioner, who has just returned from
an inspection of the Cache county
iairies.
The infant daughter Of Mrs. G.. w
Wurtzbach of Salt Lake swallowed
an open safety pin, which lodged in
the child's throat. A surgeon ex-
,racted the pin and the child has full
" recovered.
Purchasing two cartridges on the
pretense of shooting at the targets
in a shooting gallery in Ogden, Bert
Bates of Salt Lake suddenly turned
he rifle on himself and fired a bull
let into his brain.
Construction work on the Moab
bridge will start within the next few
lays. The new bridge will be larger
han either of the bridges across the
Green. Inc structure will be over
500 feet long, and will have three
spans.
A big black bear was killed in City
Creek canyon. near Salt Lake. by
| George Mcneil of Bountiful The
hide of the animal was brought to
Salt Lake and the bounty of $40 on
bear, hides was collected by the bear
hunter.
John w. Seeley, aged 26, was found
dead in Salt Lake, it being evident
that he had suicided. Six weeks ago
a young woman to whom Seeley had
been paying attentions Unexpectedly
married another. The shock was too
much for Seeley, and he began drink
| ng.
Utah venison, the best that can
| be found in the mountain ranges, by
special party of hunters to be sent
out by the Salt Lake Commercial
club, will grace the board at the
Taft banquet, at Salt Lake, accord
ng to plans for which are now being
laid
or seventeen samples of railroad
milk" or milk shipped into Salt Lake
from outside points. examined by the
city bacteriologist, dirt was found in
fourteen. Seven samples were only
a little dirty, while four were grad
ed as dirty" and three were graded
as very dirty"
Based on an estimate drawn from
reports submitted by eleven local ar
chitects, selected at large, there are
at the present time about 100000
represented in structures of all kinds
either in course of construction or
definitely contracted for within the
bounds of Salt Lake.
That the food and dairy condi-
tons in Utah are as good as are to
be found anywhere in the east Is tho
4 declaration of Herman Harms, state
chemist, who has just returned from
meeting at Duluth, Mimi, of the
association of national and state
dairy and food commissioners.
Hoken Olsen, Weber county's most
redoubtable blind tiger" man and
the man who has caused all manner
OF trouble for the prohibitionists OF
Huntsville, walked from the county
Jail last week free man after nm
lshing four months sentence for
selling liquor without license.
A city milk depot and city nurse
Tor the benefit Of needy children and
babies of Salt Lake during the hot
months of the year is an innovation
that DR.. s. G. Paul, city health com
missioner, is planning to provide
next year If he can induce the city
to spend about $500 in this cause.
To pay their last respects to the
memory of Charles PAUL. the old
est engineer on the Oregon Short
Line in point Of service, who died
last week at Logan, about $50 local
engineers and locomotive firemen
lourneyed to Logan Sunday morn
ing to attend the funeral services.
Julius Sirmay, convicted slayer OF
young Thomas Karrick, the Salt Lake
school boy, has been granted another
stay OF thirty days on the application
Oh his attorney, to prepare and file a
bill of exceptions on appeal to tile
supreme court.
The report of the humane officer
OF Salt Lake for the month of August
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