The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-06-03
THE UTAH BUDGET

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Kaysville will be dry after October 1.
The International Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers of America
may hold its biennial convention in
Salt Lake in July, 1912.
ogden's, epidemic OF measles
thrives with little sign of abating.
There are seventy-three cases of the
contagion under quarantine.
The Oregon Short Line has all but
completed the work Of securing a
right-of-way for its new double track
between Salt Lake and Ogden.
A party Of two dozen master
plumbers left Salt Lake Saturday af-
ternoon for Denver, to attend the in
termountain convention OF plumbers
In Denver.
The harem skirt made its first ap-
pearance on the streets of Park City
last week and created considerable
excitement among the women, as well
as the men.
On account of a teohnicality in the
law, the recent waterworks bond cleo
lion at Ephriam has been declared
void by the attorney for the state
land board, and accordingly new
election must be held
Mrs. Gustave E. Van Luke, age
twenty-six, OF Bingham, wife of
miner, committed suicide in a room
ing house in Ogden. Saturday after
noon, taking carbolic acid. There is
no known reason for the deed.
In honor of the largest class that
ever graduated from the Draper
schools and the biggest class of the
district this year, the alumni OF
Draper grammar school gave BAN
quet Saturday night to the twenty
three graduates.
During the past year 400 volumes,
chiefly treating on scientific subjects,
and valued at $1,000, have been stolen
from the public library in Salt Lake,
1t being charged that the thefts were
by different readers or students of
scientific subjects.
While attempting to ship two trunks
containing stolen merchandise to
Butte, Mont, over the o. S. l.. from
Salt Lake. A. e. Covey, twenty-eight
years old, former station agent at
Clear Lake. Utah, for the Salt Lake
Route, was arrested.
Interest in the coming convention
OF the Intermountain Good Roads as
ISOLATION, to be held at Pocatello from
June % to "a, inclusive, Is taking hold
of Utah good roads enthusiasts, who
are preparing to send large delega-
ton to represent this state.
A telegram received from Theodore.
In the Uintah reservation, announced
that ]. w. Meadows, accused of the
murder of A. c. Marsh at Theodore,
had been discharged. Meadows was
taken to Theodore from Heber Mon.
day for his preliminary hearing.
What has been banner year for
the Spanish Fork high school ended
May 81 The pupils numbered ninety
three; sixty-three of these, more than
two-thrds, are boys, reversing the
usual order of things. Twenty-four
pupils have completed the third year
work.
Following the recommendation OF
the trial jury, Judge Lewis of Salt
Lake on Saturday sentenced Roy
Armstrong, colored to life imprison.
ment in the state penitentiary for the |
murder of j. B. Brennan in street
duel in Salt Lake on the night Of Au-
gust 81, 1910
Steve Delich, the Austrian, who ia
tally wounded Joe Uzelac, a fellow
Austrian, during a drunken carousal
at Bingham, March s, 1911, by strik- |
Ing him over the head with beer
bottle and ffacturing his skull, last |
week entered plea Of not guilty. |
when arraigned at Salt Lake.
The interstate commerce commits. |
sion has announced that 1t will on |
July II, hold a hearing In Salt Lake |
In the case Of the Consolidated Fuel |
company and the Castle Valley Coal
company, against the Santa Fe and
twenty-five other railroads, charging
discrimination in freight rates.
BY vote of forty to four, citizens
Of Price authorized $4,000 bond is
sue, the money to be used in Great.
ing public park, removing indebted.
aess on the public lighting plant and
extending the waterworks system.
Sparks from a passing engine ON
the Denver & Rio Grande started a
blaze In the barn of Ben Cox at Lehi
that resulted in $500 damage. Ten
tons OF hay were burned, but a mum.
Der OF blooded horses were rescued.
Copies of the new quarantine laws,
adopted by the state board of health.
following revision of the medical
laws by the last legislature, are being
mailed to the local health boards and
district health officers of the state.
Don't kill the badger. He is
your friend" is the warning of d. H.
chief deputy game commits
'ioner, to the farmers of the state. Mr..
has just returned from a trim
10 Utah county, where he had an OBJ
portunity to study the badgers habits.
The old freight house in the Ogden
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