The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-26
THE UTAH BUDGET


l.4S3 boys.
David M. Evans, nonagenarian and !
a resident of Salt Lake continuously |
since 1852. died of general debility
at his home on Sunday.
The town of Honeyville, Box Elder
county recently Incorporated, viii
have a waterworks system and cleo
trio lights in the near future.
Sixteen men were arrested Sunday
at Park City. on the charge of ircit-
ing riot, following an attempt to
run two alleged "scab" workmen out
Of town.
That the Labor day celebration,
September A, will be one of the larg
est ever held in Salt Lake is the opin
ion of the committee in charge of the
arrangements.
Mrs. Stella Howard of Halliday Is
dead from blood poisoning, brought
about when Mrs. Howard Attempted
to operate upon an liberated tooth
with pair of SCISSORS
Beginning last MONDAY, GOO South
ern Pacific shopmen employed in Og
den will have their time reduced
from nine to eight hours and theiI
/ week from six to FIVE days.
Funeral services were held in Salt
Lake Friday for John Geiger, 81
years old, of Park City, veteran oil
the civil war, who died while on
train near Grand Junction, Colo.
Adolph Hoffman, &C years old, who
was beaten and robbed by highway
+, ment and left unconscious in a gutter
in Salt Lake on Thursday morning
died from his injuries Friday after
noon.
at Uintah, charged with striking a
neighbor, Tim Neill, with a shovel
The men had quarreled over irrigat
ing water. Neill was not seriously
injured.
The epidemic of whooping cough
has now been practically checked by
the Salt Lake health department, and
but q cases of the disease were re
ported during the week ending An
p
gust 49,
Just as he was about to partake OF
the first spoonful of a dish of ice
cream, William Shovel, a resident OF
Salt Lake for fifty-seven years, was
seized with an attack of heart failure
dying before medical aid could reach
him.
Peter Madsen, 81 years old, one Of
the pioneers of Utah, and credited by
I, DR.. David Starr Jordan of Lelan<
Z Stanford university as being lead
, ing authority on the fish of Utah
g died at his home in Provo, Sunday
1 of general debility.
Fern Park of Murray, who was tn,
0 fancee of Harry S. Shelton, killed il
Y an accident in Oakland, Janaury last
4 has filed suit against the Fidelity ant
J. Casualty company to collect $4,000 OF
s an insurance policy held by Shelter
S and made in her favor
The mayor Of ogden has announces
that he will veto the new liquor ord
nances allowing druggists to sell lie
uors for medicinal purposes withou
paying $500 license and allowin
u sixty-chair, ten-waiter restaurants t
/ be connected with saloons.
George Harry Austin, chauffeu
who was shot in the head under my
: FERROUS circumstances at his boardin
!, place in Salt Lake on the morning {
!. July 25, is in a critical condition, gu
;. fering from a fracture of the base {
!, the skull, which was a result of til
4 shooting.
l. Peach excursions are now bein
g run from Salt Lake to Brigham Cit
v Through cars will be run daily b
l. tween Salt Lake and Brigham Cit
IS for a period of ten days The excu
,r sions were inaugurated at the
n stance of the Brigham City CONNIE
. cial club.
At meeting of prominent bu'
10 ness men in Bingham, purse WI
or made up to wager $1,000 that Il
ID Bingham No. fire team could be
e. in race any other department in t
10 state The offer comes as a result
o. the Bingham team losing the sta
e trophy cup at Provo.
o The coroner's jury at Ogden viii,
has been investigating the killing
= e. l.. Hanks by Henry Southwort
=, last week returned a verdict tn
: "Southworth was in an intense sta
=. of justly provoked jealous passion a
4 that he committed the act while
10. this irrational condition"
With a rib fractured on his Il
rk side near the heart, his nose brok
he and face pounded almost into jel
lr- Elgin Roberts, 10 years old, son OF
he w. Roberts, a prosperous ranchm
ce of West Bountiful, is in a serio
I'll condition at his home as the resi-
NJ of being set upon by a band of wat
al melon thieves
NC THE oregon Short Line" said
1" G.. Manson, general superintendent
nc the road, few days ago, Il. not III
- " to follow the example of the UNI
acific and Southern Pacific in c
ting down their forces of employ
Vi IN account of slackening business.
I'M
o.. William Tame, aged 35, of Murr'
III. and John Wilson, aged 27, were XII
IN at the new factory of the Utah-lda
lis Sugar company, near Elsinore,
i 4.