The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-10-28
THE UTAH BUDGET

1nere are out TWO tickets IN the
field at Bingham, Non-partisan and
Socialist.
The citizens of Forest Dale voted
down the proposal to disincorporate
and become part of Salt Lake.
Lawrence De Lamater, the Ogden
boy who was accidentally shot in the
left leg by friend while out hunt
ing near Syracuse, is dead.
Becoming frantic with dependency
after a brief illness, Mrs. Mary J.
Stone committed suicide at her home
in Salt Lake, taking strychnine
William Cowan, printer of Salt
Lake, fell under the wheels OF
street car, Saturday night, his left
arm being so badly crushed that am
putation was necessary.
1t is generally considered that the
tomato campaign in Weber county
has been a successful one. although
the quantity handled is not quite
equal to that of last year.
Governor Spry left for the cast
Monday to attend the Omaha land
show, the mining congress at Chica-
go, and the presentation of the silver
service to the battleship Utah.
William Finch, convicted at Ogden
of having set fire to house in or
der to collect the insurance on his
household furniture, has been sent
enced to one year in the state prison.
While attempting to make an air
! connection between two box cars at
Welby, George b. jenkins, of Mid
vale, slipped on loose stone and a
car wheel amputated his right foot
at the ankle.
Non-partisan primaries held at
Pennington resulted in the placing of
one ticket in the field for the coming
election that will have practically no
opposition. All parties joined in the
naming of it.
Beverly A. West, aged twenty-six
a machinist's helper employed at the
Southern Pacific shops at Ogden, was
severely injured by falling from the
roof of refrigerator car in the local
yards while inspecting seals.
If the fine weather keeps up for
ten days longer the apple growers
of Utah county will have harvested
their entire crop without loss. The
crop for this county this year will
, amount to approximately $4,000 bush
els.
When it came to preparing the body
of Henry E. Thompson, killed at Hell
per by a fist blow delivered on the
right jaw by VILLAIN Wright, it was
found by the undertaken that the
mans neck was broken. Wright Is
in Jail.
Commencing November 1 the BAN
berger interurban line between Sal
: Lake and Ogden will discontinue the
. use of steam entirely as motive pow
er. On that date the roads freight
| service, which was discontinued some
time ago, will be resumed
Over $4,000 was paid out to the
striking shopmen of the Southern Pa
cific at Ogden on Sunday, $50 EN-
ployes being given their regular pay
check for the month of September
Machinists averaged $50 each, will
other workmen in proportion
, Frank Beckstead has sued tn,
Union Pacific Railroad company TO
$1,000 damages for 1870 sheep whicl
/. are alleged to have been killed by
train in Uinta county, October II
, 1910. 1t Is alleged that the right-oi
, way was not properly fenced.
Seventy leading citizens of western
: Canada, forming the major portion o
the spirited delegation that repre-
: sented Canada at the Internationa
: Dry Farming congress held at Cole
RADIO Springs during the week, wer
guests in Salt Lake last Saturday.
|. Sheepmen of Utah are shown
s great interest in the national midwir
r ter sheep show which is to be give
/ December Is to 16 at Omaha, Neb
t. in connection with the annual COZ
q vention of the National Woolgrower,
!. association. Prizes aggregating $500
i will be distributed
f Thousands of people from Prov
t and the surrounding towns visite
> the third annual exhibition of tn
Brigham Young university last weel
and were exceptionally well please
with the showing made by the ia
" mers, fruit raisers, the Knight woole
e mills and the school,
t. George H. Higgs, who, with S.
% Shafer and A. B. Walton, pleade
Is guilty to embezzling $4,000 from tn
10 Commercial bank Of Tooele and r
lie ceived a sentence of term of or
s. years Imprisonment in the stat
al penitentiary about three months ag
has been granted pardon
Chief Santaquin, who regned owe
a large tribe of Indians in souther
&c Utah many years ago, is dead at h
- farm on the Uintah reservation,
ie the age of IS. Santaquin was one
a the most noted Indians in the sta
V in the early days and the town
Santaquin was named after him.
Utah is 5000 square miles larg,
h than Nebraska, $4,000 square mil,
i larger than Illinois, 10000 squa
y miles larger than New York, twice