The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-07-01
THE UTAH BUDGET


serve patrons formerly served at the
Boneta office. Eva Davis will be
postmistress.
A hobo drinking festival IN the
railroad yards at Brigham City came
to a sudden stop when one of the
overdose OF alcohol.
Paul Katich and Nick Rikozitch,
Austrians. became involved in an al
tercation at Bingham and Katich
stabbed Rikozitch with knife, infi.ct-
Ing a dangerous wound in the right
side.
While running pillow on street work
ut Park City, James Archibald was
in some manner thrown under the
pillow, sustaining painful bruises, al
though his injuries are not regarded as
serious.
Utah will ship 200 cars more fruit
this year than in 1910. This Is due
to the increased acreage that will
come into bearing, which will much
more than offset the loss from the
spring frost.
Fred U. Bags and Ross Morrison
were convicted on white slavery
charges at Salt Lake City. The men
we're convicted of abducting Salt
Lake girl from her home and placing
her In an immoral resort.
Two hundred Chicago physicians,
IN oil
day en- route to the annual conven-
ton to be held in Los Angeles were
informally entertained by number
of Salt Lake physicians during their
stay in the city.
Following an illness of several
weeks from chronic liver trouble,
John Condron, sixty-two years of age,
proprietor of the Cullen hotel, Salt
Lake, died Saturday. Mr.. Condron
was one of the best known hotel
men in the west
The Wonderful Clay Manufacturing
company is being organized to manu-
facture various products from the
highly kaolinided rhyolite. locally
known as "wonderite," which was dis
covered in close proximity to .Modena
several years ago.
A number of Murray citizens, back
ed by the Murray Commercial club,
are planning to form company for
the purpose of promoting the build
ing big dollhouse, where 1t is in
tended flowers shall be grown to sup
ply the Salt Lake market.
The Kaysvflle city council has de-
eided that the ordinance against the
sale or exploding of any kind Of fire.
works will be rigidly enforced here
after, and the dealers have been
notified to that effect, thus insuring
a quiet and peaceable Fourth Of
July.
In an effort to prevent the rapid
spread of peach tree fungus through
out Weber county the horticultural
inspector has issued a. warning to all
peach growers stating that the fun
gus is developing SO rapidly on the
peaches that 1t is deemed necessary
to spray at once.
The eighteen-months old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peterson of
Richfield, died after two days ill
ness, brought on by its having drunk
lye. The I've can was sitting on the
top of an old cellar and the child
managed to get hold of it without
the mothers knowledge.
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inspector, the peach fungus has made
its appearance in the orchards of Box
Elder county While the disease is
confined to one or twcIocalities now,
it does not take long for it to spread.
and the inspector advises orchardists
to fight the fungus. right now.
After experimenting for nearly
three months for exterminating the
alfalfa leaf weevil in Utah. A. H.
Kirkland of the bureau of entomology,
United States department of agricui.
ture, has come to the conclusion that
burning Is about the most effective
means of getting rid of the pest
Owing to the completion of irriga-
ton projects by the government rec
lamation service and by private cor.
porations. new responsibilities have
been laid upon the weather bureau
The observers must now take accur-
ate snow measurements for the BEN
eft of the users of irrigation water.
From the fact that Moab's neighbor,
Monticello, is preparing a big celebra-
ton on Independence day, the festivi.
ties at Moab will be confined to sports
tor the youngsters and program for
the older folks. The field sports will
be postponed until Pioneer day. when
monster celebration will be held.
| There are more than 500 delin-
quent poll tax payers in Ogden at
the present time, many Of whom are
unemployed men who would willing
ly work out their taxes, but who have
not the money with which to settle
in cash according to the law.
Hugh Atherly, aged Is, Of Provo.
was shot in the back of the head by
boy companion. but not seriously
injured Young Atherly wounded
bird and ran to get it, when his
companion picked up the gun and
nred at the bird. The charge struck
Atherlv