The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-06
THE UTAH BUDGET

husband and father arrested, claiming
her father sold her in marriage,
and that her purchaser beats her.
Bills have been introduced in the
senate appropriating $4,000 for a site
and public building at Eureka and
$4,000 for a site and building at Yer
nal.
That Bountiful will have new pub
lie school house, costing about $4,000,
was decided upon by the board of
trustees in their meeting, held Friday
night
An unknown Austrian laborer ae-
| liberately threw himself in front of a
train near Ogden and was ground to
pieces. He had over 81 1000 in cash on
HIS person.
The people of Springville are plan !
ming big celebration of old folk
day on June 90 1t is expected that
at least 1900 aged people from other
towns will be present.
That the government will establish
a central experiment bureau in Mur
ray City, for the investigation of all
insect evils, especially the alfalfa Vice.
vii. has practically been assured.
Venturing beyond his depth, and un.
able to swim, Walter Kirby, well
known farmer of Tremonton, was
drowned in the hot springs, two miles
south OF Fielding Sunday afternoon.
1he largest sheep shearing corral Il
the United States is at Milford Ne
only is this plant the largest in the
United States, but it is one of the
best equipped machine plants in the
world.
alvin Iathorp, painter, aged
years. was instantly killed by falling
from the trestle over Carr Fork, Bling.
ham Canyon. Lathrop fell 1856 feet,
} practically every bone in his body
. being broken.
The epidemic Of measles at the
School for the Deaf and Blind at Og-
den has abated, and the fifteen pupils
who had been quarantined in the
school hospital for some time have
been released
An exodus to Chicago Of about fifty
! Greeks, formerly employed at the Og-
!. den freight station of the Hartman
I lines, has been occasioned by their
!. discharge and the hiring of Bulgarians
. in their places.
- Mrs. Margaret DAILY Brown, whose
I death occurred on Saturday, was the
1 oldest daughter of the late Marcus
DAILY and was the first white child at
d Ophir, mining camp in Utah, where
c she was born August 2, 1873.
u A company to be known as the Lay
: ton Water System has been incorpor-
:, ated for the purpose Of supplying W.
ter for culinary and kindred purposes
= to the residents of Layton. The CAPT
y tai stock is placed at $4,000.
W Considerable relief is felt by the
e dry farmers in the vicinity of Nepht
e OH account of the assurance given by
c. DR.. Il, ID, Ball of the state college
h that the damage by the army worm il
70 probably at an end for this year.
o The nineteenth semi-annual Sunda.
y school convention OF the Utah Contra
" district, comprising Utah, Juab, Was
70 atch, Carbon, Grand and Emery eoun
ties, held at Provo last Saturday, wa,
!. attended by about 100 delegates.
N Having expressed presentiment tC
Is his wife that he feared he was to NEE
10 with accident and after the trip woul(
le lay off, George w. Angel, Southern
Pacific brakeman, living at OgdeN
was run over at Lucin and fatally in
jured
Asking for the repeat Of the city or
I dinance closing confectionery estab
lishments, ice cream parlors and dru
i stores on Sundays, a petition signet
i by majority Of the voters wa
A granted by the city council of Ameri
can Fork last week.
During severe electrical storr
Il which came up at Santaquin suduenl
Saturday noon two horses were ii
\ stantly killed by lightning and SC,
y persons received slight shocks. Fo
several minutes the rain fell with a
spout.
y Half dozen gambling charge
II against prominent citizens of SPANS
i Fork, which were to have been tire
u last week, were continued indehnitel
u and the defendants released withou
Il instructions. The charges grew out {
ii poker game which was interrupte
y by the town marshal.
The street car empolyes of Sal
4 Lake have been granted an increas
n Of wages and other concess ons ugh
by the union The new wage seal
of will increase the payroll of the stree
by railway company $4,000 year.
Many of the farmers on the Leva
"e ridge are concerned over the appea
ance in the growing wheat fields of
strange, dark brown worm. 1t is sal
to be present in vast numbers an
~, seems to feed upon the young plant
,es Renewing the fight against the fl
nv lnaugurated by the state board {
vol health last year, Secretary Beatty hs
ev sued circular to the health office
cd al the state calling attention to III