The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-07-15
THE UTAH BUDGET

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The survey for the proposed interur-
ban electric road to connect Salt Lake
with Payson has now been completed
between the two points.
A four-legged chick has appeared
in the poultry ya,1 of VIM. Marley ri
Vineyard. The little freak is attract
ing considerable local interest.
Hector Bacigalup, fourteen years Of
age. was shot through the cali
of the left leg by a stray bullet
of small caliber while playing at his
home in Salt Lake.
Suicidal statistics covering the dec
ade from 1900 to 1910 show Salt Lake
as the eighteenth city in the list of 100
American cities in the percentage OF
lives Voluntarily snuffed out.
An endeayor will be made to have
the entire choir of the alt Lake tab
ernacle, consisting of about 500 voices
appear at San Fslncisco during the
international exposition OF 1915.
George Donprel, Greek laborer, was
instantly killed and o. ID. Baker, fire
man, was seriously injured when tbs
two boilers at the Rees Grass Creek
coal mines. near Coalville, blew up.
VIM. Thornton attempted to drown
himself in tub of water in Salt Lake
on Sunday. His wife alarmed the
neighbors and Thornton was rolled
until the breath of life was brought
back to his body.
In order to raise a fund for an ex-
hibit at the Four-State fair at Ogden
next fall the Weber county commits
sioners are contemplating levying a
special tax of cents on every $10d
worth of property.
Reports from the sugar beet fields
of Weber county are encouraging the
farmers stating that the present crop
is LOOKING fine and If there is no short
age Of water for irrigation the yield
wlll be very heavy one.
The National Guard of Utah will go
into camp near Heber City in Provo
canyon on August q !, Other sites were
suggested, but the Heber City one was
selected because it offered the best
facilities for an ideal camp.
Over 300 old folks above the ago
of 10 years, of all creeds. classes and
color living in the North Weber, We
Ter and Ogden stakes, enjoyed their
annual outing at Glenwood park, Og-
den, on Friday of last week.
Plans are being considered by the
city council, for the erection at Price
of a $4,000 addition to the city hall.
The present building was erected
about ten years ago and the city has
completely outgrown the structure.
AS an incentive to Utah manufac-
turers to exhibit their products at the
state fair next fall the Manufacture
ers Association of Utah has arranged
special premium list, in which blue
ribbons are to be awarded exhibits
taking second prize.
Mrs. Belle Dormer of Los Angeles,
en- route from Salt Lake to Wells
vile, had narrow escape from death
beneath train at Ogden, when two
cars were separated at the instant
that the woman was stepping from one
platform to the other.
The Moab town board has made
tax levy of ten mills for town pur-
poses. Heretofore the highest levy
ever made was two md one-half mills
The last legislature authorized towns
to levy anything up to ten mills for
town purposes and the board went the
limit.
! jeremiah Robinson, pioneer OF
| Utah, died at his home in Salt Lake
on July 7. Mr.. Robinson was ma
| tive of England and was born Novem-
! Der %, 1929. In 1866 he came to Utah,
| settling ct Parowan. Later he NOV
ed TO Beaver City and finally to Salt
| Lake.
Undismayed when Joe Justine bran
dished a big cheese knife over her
head and threatened to kill her, Mrs.
t. Labello, an Italian woman who con-
ducts grocery store in Ogden, re-
sponded by mauling Justine over the
head with a club. putting him to
flight
The Provo Canning company has al
ready contracted for the sale of it's
output which will consist mostly OF
tomatoes and jams. and it is estimat-
ed will amount TO about $4,000. There
are now forty people employed at the
cannery, and this number will be
doubled when the tomato crop ripens.
in.
1 With the exception of few miles
between Price and Scofeld, good
roads enthusiasts and automobilists
believe passable road has been map.
ped out between Salt Lake and Den
yer by southern route which fills
in the link between San Francisco
and the east with Salt Lake as cen.
trail point.
DR.. A. A. Keer, Utah's delegate ia
the meeting of the American Medical
association at Los Angeles, has just
returned to Salt Lake and declares
that a comparison Of the sanitary con
ditions in Los Angeles and Salt Lake
is favorable to the latter.
After examining ,.bout two Dozen