The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-06-24
THE UTAH BUDGET

The 1912 convention OF the Master
Plumbers of the United States viii be
held in Salt Lake next June
Twenty convicts from the state
prison have been placed at work on
the state fair grounds in Salt Lake.
There were ESQ deaths in U,an dur
ing the month OF May. according to
the monthly report Of the state board
OF health.
Abraham Hanauer, pioneer smelter
man and ore buyer OF Utah. died at
his home in Salt Lake on June 16.
at the age of II.
An eleven-year-old Provo lad has
caught the biggest trout so far report
ed this season, landing an eight
FOUNDER from mill race.
On the west shore Of Utah lake IL
rapidly being solved one OF the big
irrigation problems by elevaung water
pinto the heretofore barren lands py
means OF pumps.
Charles Beebe, a youth OF Castle
Dale, who has figured In a number OF
escapades OF late, his latest offense
|. being horsestealing. has been SEN
! fenced to year in the state prison
. Determined In his avowed purpose
q to stamp out the flirting evil, Judge
/ J. d. Murphy of Ogden pronounced
a sentence OF $50 days on the rock pile.
n Ted Barnes a bartender. being the de-
II PENDANT.
y A strong movement in cattle was
IS shown at Modena during the past
o week, fifty carloads approximating
1900 head being forwarded from that
10 point TO grazing points in Colorado
pt and Idaho.
es James OConnor, a machinist ap-
re prentice in the shops of the Southern
y Pacific railroad. at Ogden, caught his
IN right hand in lathe while at work.
~, lniuring 1t so badly that amputation
he was necessary.
Ia. Two men scuffiing in front Of Salt
nd Lake business house fell againt
rm plate glass window, shattering 1t into
OF fragments, one OF the fragments strik-
Urn Ing third man, who was passing.
The breaking his leg.
,od Graft to the extent of more than
$4,000 has been discovered by audi
ure tors Of the Salt Lake Route, and Din
for ing Car Conductor Charles 70. Amidon
liz has been arrested at Los Angeles on a
her warrant charging embezzlement.
lust While brooding over his failure to
con realize certain youthful ambitions,
ooi. Hans c. Miller, twenty years old. clerk
'na' in the cashiers office Of the q. 9. M
=. l., Salt Lake, suicided on Sunday
ho
back enoo''ne -,
min Burglars blew open a safe in a Sal
,i,,v. Lake business house Saturday nigh
aroa after overpowering the watchman, wn
80 they locked up In vault where b
lture was found the next morning, but littl
' to worse for his narrowing experience.
pro- Because his mother had declare
row that his actions would drive he
3 OF crazy, George Sylvester, aged II, snu
be and killed himself at his home i
dry Salt Lake while his mother was al
va tempting to wrest the revolver fror
or,n his hand.
iam' w. T. Ercanbrack, who came t
Utah in 1853 and settled In Kama
oes s valley, died at Provo, June II. at tn
- age of II. He has been in business i
49,, Goshen, Silver City and Bingham an
=, has large circle Of friends through
cont out the state.
James Eugene Holiday. aged 2
lost control of an automobile In tn
Studebaker garage In Salt Lake, SUI
Jro day afternoon, and the machine ca
ried him down the elevator shaft, II
New juring him so that he died about thre
/ hours later.
j. v. Carter, brakeman, was s.
verely injured in the Helper yard
eno his jawbone being broken. 1t Is pr
, a,aa sumed that Carter was setting tn
49, brake and that losing his balance
-. fell between the cU and engine, stril
arIu ing on his chin.
re ia While playing with a pocketknif
ents. Bud Jackson, nine years old, son
foods John Jackson, a prominent cattlema
made of Moab, stabbed his brother Tiddl
feeds two years younger, cutting an artel
the Of the boys leg, the little fellow ha
ing a narrow escape from death.
'rage Practically all of the strawberri'
o or raised in Weber are being disposed
etter on the Ogden market. Cherries al
con- more scarce than the other fruit
but in some orchards Of Weber coun
'rage It Is said there will be an excellel
u ue' crop, for which fancy prices Will
demanded.
Two months work by the Woman
me. club of Murray bore fruit last wei
,duoa when public playground was open
food in the grounds of the Arlington scho'
Az The establishment Of a playgroun
was the first public service work t
club took upon itsek to perform aft
r.. It's organization.
They Passing through the oil fields a.
b the the famous natural bridge country
ce of San Juan county, new trunA ra
done road, to run from Springer. N. NJ,
this San Francisco, Is now certain of co
They pletion, according 10 information
even ceived at Moab from Taos. N. M.
ay De David A. Evans. fifty years o
zee u general superintendent Of the Emf
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