The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-05
THE UTAH BUDGET

dry farmers.
Safe crackers entered cigar store
in Salt Lake and after blowing open
the safe. secured $1,000.
The two-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Orson P. Thatcher of Logan,
was drowned in an irrigation ditch
1t is said that Emery county alone
will have alfalfa seed this year valued
at 100000, as against $25O.000 last
year.
The Provo Commercial club Is max
| ing preparations to entertain Secre
tary of the Interior Walter L. Fisher
on his visit to that city August IL
There is an effort being made to Sc
cure half rates on all railroads for
the State Firemen's association con.
vention. to be held at Provo. August
Is. 16 and IT.
The loss OF several thousand dol
lars worth OF hay, and inestimable
damage to the county roads, are the
result of a two weeks continuous
downpour of rain in San Juan coun-
ty.
Charged by her husband, Martin
Abeytia with attempt to kill him, Irene
Ahevtia, a prepossessing woman Of 80
years, is in Jail In Salt Lake. Abeytia
has bullet imbedded in his shouk
der.
Reginald Jackson, eighteen years
! old, who escaped from the Industrial
school at Ogden July "a, was arrested
in Salt Lake last week. Jackson was
on partial parole when be made his
escape.
Lacking any mark by which II
might have been identified, the body
of an unknown man was found Sun
day afternoon on the beach of the
Great Salt lake between S,ltair and
Garfield.
After lingering between life and
death for several days since she was
run down by an automobile, little
Ethel Howell, the 9-year-old daughter
of W. D. Howell, of Ogden, is now be-
lieved to be out of danger.
Land along the Sewer river west
of Gunnison and extending north as
fer as Fayette, which for years 81
little else besides worthless crops q.
white top grass, now produces ali /,
"a. seed in prolific quantity.
Headed by a pastor of Ogden. thirty
Ogden people, men and women, win
walk through Yellowstone park, after
leaving the railroad at the park en-
trance, 1t being expected that 1t will
take two weeks to make the trip.
The board of directors of the Utah
Chautauqua association have an
nounced that the total expenses for
the Chautauqua meeting at Ogden
would be about $4,000. The receipts
are about $500 less than this amount
Paul Van Houghton and Gust Dores,
the two convicts who attempted to eHc
cape while employed on the road near
Hot Springs, have been placed in soil
tary confinement at the state prison
where they will be kept for an inden-
mite period
0. w. Harvey, aged 30 years, an
employee of o. C. M. l. in the grocery
department for eight years, and con
sidered model young man, has van
ished and has now been found to be
defaulter, according to the Salt
Lake Tribune.
George Amos, who died in Salt
Lake last week of cancer of the
lungs, was butler for King George
of England when the king was Prince
of Wales. Mr.. Amos was a native OF
Leeds, Yorkshire, England, coming
TO Utah three years ago.
w. H. Bancroft, vice president and :
general manager of the Oregon Short
Line, denies the numerous rumors
to the effect that the newly opened
Montpelier.Paris branch in southern
Idaho would be extended into Utah
to connect with the Cache valley
loop.
Tucked away in the thick under
brush Of the 'jungles" near the Sand
Ridge cutoff southwest of Ogden city,
juvenile officers have discovered q
cave which has served as the rem
devious of band OF youngsters. most
OF whom are already wards Of the
juvenile court
The county officials of Salt Lake
county have had their salaries increas-
ed In compliance with the law passed
during the last session of the legisla,
ture empowering the county commits
sioners to increase the salaries. Like
wise the salaries of the chief deputies
have been increased.
Following long siege of domes
tic troubles. involving an interesting
Japanese love tragedy, Y. Tomotaka,
forty-two years of age, shot and ser
iously wounded T. Tanaka, thirty
three years old, while the latter was
busying himself shaving fellow
countryman in Salt Lake
Former residents Of the Pacific
islands now living in Utah will hold
their annual reunion this year at La
COON on August 30. The Polynesians
Will be present in large numbers and
most OF the various islands in the
western ocean will be represented.
Mart Christensen of Ephraim was
riding on load of hay and while on
the load fell acleen Soma cbiJdran