The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-07-08
THE UTAH BUDGET

The Oregon Short Line has ac-
quired nearly all of its right Of way
for the double tracks between Farm
lngton and Ogden.
Eureka nov has one telephone ex.
change. the merger of the two lines
having been completed. Workmeu are
busy making the change at Bingham
and Payson.
The Lewiston people have pur-
chased a big spring east and north
Of Franklin, which will easily sup
ply all the families in town with the
very best water
While cranking his automobile.
c. H. Wright OF Ogden sustained
broken arm, when the engine back
fired, the revolving crank rod striking
him on the forearm.
The state board of equalization has
given out the figures on the assessed
valuations of corporations in the state.
According to the summary the grand
total valuation Is $44.97S, 090.75.
Charles Meighan, abstractor and
newspaper man, and at one time
postmaster at Ogden, died Sunday
morning of heart failure and ne
phritis He was 81 years OF age.
Joseph H. Knight OF Ogden was
elected commander of the depart
ment of Utah, United Spanish War
Veterans, in the fourth annual en-
campment held Friday in Salt Lake.
So strongly has the notion OF fur
nishing Fairgrounds for the children
of Salt Lake laid hold OF the public
, that little or no doubt exists as to
the establishment Of permanent
: grounds
/ Under the direction of the Associ-
4 ated Boys Clubs of Utah. camp has
. been established at Saratoga Springs,
. Utah lake. and hundreds of boys be
I tween 10 and IS years of age are now
: camped there. !
Assistance from the Salt Lake Com
; nercial club is to be given the organ
!. zation of holding company in Utah
! for the construction of the Moi1at
L road from Green River to Salt Lake,
: a distance Of 1875 miles.
:, After being entombed in the Whiri-
q wind mine. near American Fork, for
. about thirty-five hours, Albert Durrant
. and Timothy Smith we're rescued early
Il. Saturday morning. Both we're weak
ct from hunger and bad air.
in Seventy-three building permits
nd we're issued by the city building in
be spector of Salt Lake during the
70 month Of June, according to the
lie monthly report The permits call
for improvements amounting to $685.
200.
IS With the lower part OF his body par
TALLY paralyzed, Denny Sheehan, la
n borer, was found lying on the grount
:. in one of the enclosures at the UnioI
Pacific stock yards at Ogden. Shee
han claims that he fell, striking on hi
nd back
nd An unknown man. who was run
til over at Riverdale BY an engine, died
ne In an Ogden hospital. where he was
tn taken Immediately after the acct
va dent. His skull was fractured. his
re right leg broken and his body terribly
- bruised.
"A After being out for practically
eight hours. the Jury found George
Zeigich, who stabbed Samuel DeKay
In a saloon brawl at Midvale on the
night Of May last. causing his death
n the following day, guilty of man
q slaughter.
= Edward William Slagle 10 dead
= and Oscar Anderson is in an Ogden
hospital suffering from fractured
leg and internal injuries as a result
Of a ffty-foot fall from swinging
scaffold at the State School for the
ay Deaf and Blind
ao' The dead body cf John Heilfene
~, sixty years OF age, was discovered Sat
al urday afternoon in the little hovel II
Wy Salt Lake in which he has lived as ;
~ recluse many years. He Is reported Il
~ own real estate worth in the neighbor
=. hood of 100000.
ON. Beginning August 10, twenty rife
men of the Utah national guard
selected by competition from amonl
the men of the different companies
Al Of the militia, will indulge in week
target shooting on the Fort Dougla
hi reservation range.
vi George Mcneil and J. H. Ellis ar
III TO travel from Salt Lake to Ney
York City behind team OF bears
md having started from Salt Lake las
Saturday. The bears have been train
ok cd to the work and the two pluck
tourists have confidence in finishin
the the trip.
The convention Of the Utah Came
les association was held In Ogden las
= Saturday. Matters OF interest to th
Gamers regarding the handling of thl
- seasons pack, markets and the gene
al outlook for the canning bushes
80 this year we're informally d.scLsse
during the day.
had According to tabulation by WI
are lard Done. state insurance commit
sioner, more money in fees has bee
be- taken in by his department durir
at the six months of the present yes
than was received through the q
God tire year Of 1910.
way Out of thirteen samples Of X
cream manufactured in Salt Lal
r1v- and submitted to Herman Harm