The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-10-07
THE UTAH BUDGET

urated q campaign against gambling,
and all of the gambling houses have
been closed.
A boys club is to be organized at
Bingham, it being planned to have
reading room and manual training
and games for the boys.
The Brigham Citv council has un-
der consideration the granting of a
franchise which will insure an inter
urban electric railway service.
James Mayes, convicted of holding
up passengers on the Saltair train
on the night of August 5. has been
sentenced to twenty years In the pen
ltentiary.
A Provo resident charged with
abandoning his wife and family, has
just been released from prison upon
his fling bond TO pay a stipulated
sum each month to his family.
Millers and grain dealers from all
parts of the state and from the south
ern part of Idaho will meet in Salt
Lake for their second annual meet
ing, during the week.
The decision of the state supreme
court, in which it held that the Utah
state drainage law is unconstitu
tional has been received with more
or less interest in different portions
of the state.
John Tippets, principal of the Lake
Shore schools, was seized with IN
acute attack OF appendicitis while
teaching school one day last week.
He was hurried to a hospital, oper-
eted on, and is recovering.
George w. Slade, who had been a
resident of Utah for. over half GEN.
fury, and who was a son of Aaron
Slade, a minuteman Of the revolu
ton, died at his home in Salt Lake,
September %, at the age of "a.
Joseph w. Bishop of Olmstead was
at work in a garage when screw
driven slipped from the hand of one
of the chauffeurs. striking him just
below the eye. It is believed that
the sight of the eye can be saved.
About 450 shopmn employed in the
Hartman line shops at ogden are on
strike Ten pensioners, the station
iry engineer and fireman and the var
lous foremen alone remained on duty
with the apprentice boys and helpers
AS the result Of a family quarrel
over title to certain personal proper
ty, Joe Solovich was seriously but
not fatally stabbed by Sam Oster
vich, his brother-in-law. Both the
men are Austrian miners at Bingham
Sam Reift, a veteran miner o
, Bingham, was founded dead in hi
room Sunday morning. Relft had no
! been in good health for some week
r and dissolution evidently resulted
!, from general breakdown of his sys
I tenn.
A fight at Ogden between Johl
Malan and Daniel Mcknight, arisin
from feud of long standing, result
ed in Malan being shot through tn
back and arm by Mcknight. TIL
wounded man will recover unless com
plications ensue.
Failure or inability of a train crey
to control string of ten freight cars
IS given as the cause of the accident
y September 27, at Ogden, which re
suited in the instant ueath of Davi
Meyer, who was engaged in unloadin
car of lumber.
Another change in the date 70
Utah day at the Omaha land sho1
: has been made necessary by Co
. responding change in the date {
= the American Mining congress g
Chicago. 1t will now be held o,
tober 23, instead of 25.
q Without any demonstration, 20
Il shop employees of the Oregon Shol
/. Line in Salt Lake laid down thei
q tools at 10 o'clock Saturday mornin
8 and quit work, acting on orders n
It ceived the day before from unto
t. headquarters in Davenport, la.
9 The regular monthly statement {
d David Mattson, state treasurer, whic
< has just been issued, shows balanc
II ON hand September 80 of 81, 452,2S19
u The total receipts for the mont
we're $56,67O.91, while the disburs
= ments amounted to $263,372.90
: At midnight, September 30, over II
- saloons in. Utah closed their door
Ia the new local option laws going I'M
n. effect at that time. Eighteen cou
n ties in the state wall now be cor
r pletely dry and the traffic in liqut
N will be forbidden in a large portion
10 the remaining nine counties.
lie S. H. Lee, an electrician employt
e, at the Southern Patio power pla
ID at Ogden, was severely burned on b
ot right leg by accidentally stepp1
I'd backward into a pool of hot waite
The pool is formed from the exhau
70 from the boilers and engine and WI
os practically at the boiling point
'p Mrs. Adelaide Sproul, wife of Bis
o op Sproul, former chaplain of the sta
- senate, was killed in runaway at
=, George. The horse attached TO Il
=, ~ vehicle in which she was riding b
- came frightened and ran away, thro
!, Ing out Mrs. Sproul.
tn David Mayer was engaged tn u
loading car of lumber at Ogde
o. when switch engine approach
OF without warning and bumped the lu