The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-10-14
THE UTAH BUDGET


an aggregate OF $685. 500.
An unusually large number CT cat
tie is being shipped out of Salt Lake
this month to packing houses.
The Oregon Short Line is com.
mencing to bring in non-union men
from the east to take the place of
strikers.
A 16-year-old boy whiIa riding a
horse down Main street in Salt Lake,
ran down two young women, both
being painfully injured.
Charged with having robbed the safe
of a saloon in Salt Lake of $3.50, Peter
s. Algenta and George Cargados, two
young Greeks, are in the city jail
The little son of Joseph Patterson
of West Point is in serious condi-
ton with shattered Jaw, the re-
suit of having been kicked by horse.
Stricken with ptomaine poisoning,
which is believed to have been the
result of eating canned salmon, Mrs.
Kezia Brown, sixty years OF age,
died suddenly at her home in Salt
Lake.
Utah breeders of Jersey cattle
formed an association in Salt Lake
last week. The club will be affiliated
with the parent organization, the Am
erican Jersey Cattle club of New York
City.
Farmers of Weber county and the
people of Ogden city are now assured
of a bountiful supply of water for
years to come, through the financing
of the South Fork Canyon reservoir
project.
Playfully slapping one of his team
horses on the leg when he went into
the stable at Ogden, R. w. Allison
was kicked by the animal so severely
that his death resulted almost i'm.
mediately.
The national balloon race of 1912
an invitation to the Aero Club of Am
erica having been wired Monday by
R. N. Campbell, representing the Aero
club of Salt Lake.
Ten Moab farmers who have taken
up homesteads and desert claims in
the vicinity of La Sal, San Juan coun
ty, have pooled their water rights
and organized a company for the ir
rigation of their lands.
| 1t Is announced that work will be
started on the trenches for the new
gas system at Provo within the next
fortnight, and that within six months
the company will be furnishing the
people of Provo with gas.
There is a movement ION foot tc
reservoir the surplus water Of Cot
tonwood creek and thereby provide
sufficient water to irrigate about 2,
600 acres of land situated in the i'm
mediate vicinity of st. George.
Every bridge in San Juan coun
ty, including the new steel bridge
across San Juan river, built by the
state and county two years ago, have
been swept away by the unprecedent
ed floods of the last few days.
Mrs. Harriet L. Clarke, one of the
pioneer women of Utah, died at hel
hc,me in Eden last week Mrs. Clarke
/ joined the Mormon church many
years ago. in Michigan With a small
band of pioneers she came to Utal
in 1913.
SANo 1t1T, 6rNI Il &C., - ~
son and Farley P. Pratt, early apostle,
OF the Mormon church, gathered a
the Granite stake tabernacle Monda,
afternoon to do honor to their mem
ory. There were $50 at the banque
in the evening.
At the semi-annual convention O
the Utah Beekeepsrs' association, he'll
in Salt Lake last week, a commi,
tee was appointed to draft law TO
presentation to the next session @
the legislature governing the apiar
industry in the state.
Rains during the past week in tn
vicinity of Huntington have delaye
Farm operations and as a result col
siderable damage has been done t
grain and alfalfa seed which is sti
in the field. The crops are estima
ed fully up to normal
The famous "Abernathy kids" {
Oklahoma, aged seven and nine, VIII
first sprang into fame as pals {
President Roosevelt" during his bea
hunts in the south, stopped in Ogde
for a few hours one day last wee
} on their long ride, from New York I
7 San Francisco.
Steps are being taken to insure
county fair at Provo next year. It
pointed out that county fair in tn
latter part of September would al
materially in gathering an exhibi
for the state fair, and the priz
mining exhibits would be taken
. once to the state fair
, Granite High school is the only e
, ucational Institution in the state viii
} student government, according to IL
| principal j. e. Moss. Mr.. Moss /
/ stituted the system last year and
proved SO popular that it has been
cided to retain the new plan.
While trying to initiate the fea
4 of his older companions in slidir
5 down the bannisters in front of Il
Third ward chapel in Ogden, d.
Carlos Richardson, four-year-old 81